2022 Team 91 in College: April 4 Recap

Published on April 4, 2022

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Christian Mulé made sure to keep goalies turning and raking this week.

The Team 91 2019 Orange attackman by way of Half Hollow Hills West shot a perfect 6-for-6 in Lehigh‘s 12-10 win over Binghamton to start the week. One of those six goals landed him at No. 6 on ESPN’s SportsCenter Top 10. Then, Mulé tallied twice as the Mountain Hawks doubled up rival Lafayette, 14-7, to cap a perfect week.

Mulé also chipped in an assist and a ground ball against the Bearcats before grabbing a pair of grounders in the win over the Leopards. ’18 Extreme Michael Gomez (Half Hollow Hills East) started on defense, supplying two ground balls and a caused turnover against Binghamton and then coming off the bench with three ground balls and two caused turnovers against Lafayette. ’18 Extreme All-Patriot League defenseman Anthony Tangredi (Chaminade) combined for a ground ball and caused turnover in the two games. ’19 Orange Nick Turrini (Calhoun) snagged a pair of ground balls against Binghamton.

’18 Extreme Max Verch (Syosset) dislodged a trio of turnovers for Binghamton while also collecting a pair of ground balls. ’21 Blaze Matt Keegan (Sachem North) dished out an assist to go with two ground balls and a caused turnover for the Bearcats, who also got a goal from ’20 Orange Trey Sofield (Long Beach). 

Duke 15, North Carolina 6

Is it good to singlehandedly outscore your biggest rival in a must-win game? Sure seems like it.

’20 Crush Brennan O’Neill (St. Anthony’s) picked a perfect time for a career high in goals, bagging SEVEN tallies on just 10 shots as the Blue Devils trounced the Tar Heels. ’19 Orange LSM Tyler Carpenter (Salisbury, Conn.) finagled five ground balls for Duke, which also got a goal and a ground ball from ’20 Crush Andrew McAdorey (St. Anthony’s) to go with an assist from ’18 Extreme Owen Caputo (Middle Creek, N.C.).

’20 Aidan Danenza (St. Anthony’s) collected two ground balls, while ’19 Orange Kenny Brower (Massapequa) had a ground ball and spearheaded a stingy defense that kept UNC off-balance all game long. ’18 Extreme Jordan Ginder (Brunswick, Conn.) won his lone faceoff, while ’17 Sean Lulley (Half Hollow Hills East) tacked on a ground ball in the win.

Cornell 16, Colgate 9
Cornell 8, Dartmouth 7

’19 Orange Angelo Petrakis (Massapequa) pocketed a dozen faceoff wins and seven ground balls against Colgate, then followed it up with six wins and three ground balls as the Big Red fended off Dartmouth’s upset bid. Petrakis won the game’s final two faceoffs, one of which, picked up by ’17 LSM Joe Bartolotto (Miller Place), helped set up the game-winning goal. Bartolotto also added two caused turnovers against Dartmouth after putting up a caused turnover and a ground ball in the opener.

’21 Blaze Danny Caddigan (Smithtown West) scooped up a ground ball against Colgate.

’21 Blaze Brandon Ventarola (Trinity-Pawling) collected five ground balls for the Big Green.

Yale 12, Penn 11 

’19 White Jared Paquette (West Islip) was brilliant in the Bulldogs’ cage, stuffing a dozen shots to help Yale upend Penn in overtime.

’19 Orange Mikey Alexander (West Islip) collected a pair of ground balls for Yale, which also got a pair of caused turnovers and two ground balls from ’17 Luke Eschbach (Smithtown East).

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Harvard 7, Colgate 6

’19 Orange LSM Greg Campisi (St. Anthony’s) continued his absurd start to the season with four ground balls as the Crimson held on for their sixth straight win.

Rutgers 12, Johns Hopkins 7

Midseason All-American LSM ’18 Extreme Ethan Rall (Islip) had a ground ball and helped the Scarlet Knights’ defense clamp down on the Blue Jays.

’20 Crush Brett Martin (Half Hollow Hills East) continued his excellent work at SSDM for Hopkins with a pair of caused turnovers.

Siena 10, Monmouth 1

’20 Crush Trevor Marsala (Mount Sinai) was front and center in Siena’s lockdown performance with three caused turnovers and four ground balls.

Marist 17, Quinnipiac 10

’19 Orange defenseman Larry Cangro (Eastport-South Manor) snared a trio of ground balls and caused a turnover in the Red Foxes’ win.

Saint Joseph’s 16, Hobart 12

’19 White defenseman Alex Keener (Bethpage) corralled a pair of ground balls as the Hawks rolled to their fourth straight win.

Fairfield 12, Hofstra 10

’17 Taylor Strough (Cold Spring Harbor) bagged a pair of goals and two ground balls for the Stags.

’19 Orange Sam Lutfi (Massapequa) nearly willed the Pride to a win with a hat trick, an assist and two ground balls.

Boston University 17, Navy 9

’17 Ryan Magnuson (Northport) bagged a goal and an assist for the Midshipmen, who got a caused turnover and two ground balls from ’20 Crush defenseman Nick LiCalzi (South Side).

Utah 10, Air Force 8

’20 Crush LSM Chris Bardak (St. Anthony’s) collected three ground balls and caused a turnover for the Falcons.

Bryant 8, LIU 4

’19 Orange Blake Behlen (Commack) supplied half of the Sharks’ offense with a pair of goals to go with two ground balls.

Notre Dame 22, Syracuse 6

’20 Crush Nick Caccamo (Harborfields) caused a turnover and snagged a pair of ground balls for the Orange, which also got two ground balls from ’20 Crush Tyler Cordes (Connetquot).

Vermont 12, UMBC 3

’17 Tommy Lingner (St. Anthony’s) denied seven shots to go with three ground balls and a caused turnover for the Retrievers.

Princeton 17, Brown 9

’20 Crush Kevin Sweeney (Mount Sinai) picked up a ground ball for the Bears.

Villanova 22, St. John’s 9

’20 Orange Jack McCarthy (Connetquot) had a ground ball for St. John’s.

Division II
Queens 14, Coker 6
Queens 23, Tusculum 10

’20 Orange defenseman Colby Suglia (Mattituck) had a pair of ground balls, then followed it up with three more as Queens rolled to a pair of wins.

Wingate 18, Catawba 5
Wingate 19, Lincoln Memorial 2

’19 White Marc Cottage (Smithtown West) tallied once against Catawba and then doubled up against Lincoln Memorial.

North Greenville 19, Emmanuel 6
North Greenville 21, Chowan 13

’21 Ambush defenseman Drew Sumner (Patchogue-Medford) had a ground ball in both of NGU’s wins.

Division III
Trinity 17, Coast Guard 11
Trinity 20, Maritime 4

’19 White Will Puccio (Garden City) was unstoppable for the Bantams, securing a pair of goals against Coast Guard and adding five more in the rout of Maritime. He also chipped in a ground ball in both games.

Catholic 19, Scranton 10

’17 Sean Baudo (St. Anthony’s) popped off for the Cardinals, pairing three goals with two assists to go with a ground ball as Catholic won for the third time in four games.

Farmingdale State 15, Mount Saint Mary 5 

’18 Extreme Jake Wandle (Rocky Point) continued his torrid start to the season with four goals on five shots, three assists and a ground ball as the Rams won for the fourth straight game. ’18 Robbie Varello (Smithtown East) pocketed two goals while also dishing out two assists and grabbing a ground ball.

Wesleyan 10, Hamilton 8

’18 Jake Sexton (Chaminade) paced Wesleyan with a hat trick, an assist, two ground balls and a caused turnover to secure a big NESCAC win.

Western Connecticut 20, St. Joseph 3
Western Connecticut 16, Plymouth State 7

’17 Jac Cutillo (Kings Park) and ’21 Blaze Ryan Baudo (St. Anthony’s) each had a goal and two assists against St. Joseph. Cutillo then followed it up with two goals, an assist and a ground ball against Plymouth State, against which Baudo tacked on a goal, two caused turnovers and a ground ball.

Gettysburg 10, Franklin & Marshall 6
Franklin & Marshall 8, Swarthmore 7

’19 White Kyle Craig (Wantagh) scooped up four ground balls against Gettysburg, then followed it up with a pair of caused turnovers and a trio of ground balls in the Diplomats’ win.

RIT 21, Cortland 6
RPI 13, RIT 12

’17 LSM Stephen Ketelsen (Hicksville) caused a turnover in the rout of Cortland.

’21 Ambush Trey Berry (Chaminade) tallied once to help RPI knock off No. 1 RIT.

Fairleigh-Dickinson 11, Wilkes 9
Delaware Valley 10, Wilkes 8

’21 Ambush defenseman Aidan Bonn secured a pair of ground balls in FDU’s win.

’20 Orange LSM Matthew Warns (Mattituck) had an assist against Del Val.

St. Lawrence 14, Ithaca 10

’18 Conor Caizza (Half Hollow Hills East) was a one-man wrecking crew for Ithaca, causing three turnovers and snapping up three ground balls.

Hartwick 17, Keuka 7

’20 Orange Nick Cacciola (Shoreham-Wading River) picked up a ground ball in the win.

NAIA
Keiser 18, SCAD Savannah 5

’19 White James MacGilvray (Bellport) scored once and snagged a ground ball in the win.