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OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Sophomore Jimmy
Dailey (Westminster/Winter Hills) and junior
Richie Ford (Baltimore/Towson) each scored four
goals to lead the No. 7-ranked Stevenson University men's lacrosse
team to a 16-6 victory over No. 2 Gettysburg Wednesday afternoon at
Caves Athletics Complex.
After achieving the school's highest-ever ranking on Monday, the
Mustangs (3-0) equaled their scoring output from the first two
games combined while totaling 44 shots and holding a 27-19 edge in
ground balls.
The win is the first for Stevenson against a team ranked in the
top five nationally since a 10-9 victory over No. 3 Cortland State
on Feb. 24, 2007.
Dailey, who tied his career-high in goals, also added three
assists to finish with seven points, three shy of his career-high
of 10 set in a 16-6 victory over Mary Washington on April 17, 2007
when he had three goals and seven assists.
Dailey and Ford combined to score four of Stevenson's six first
quarter goals as it led 6-2 after one and 10-2 at the half.
Gettysburg (1-1) took a 2-1 lead in the game's first four
minutes after back-to-back goals by Josh Reichert and Danno
Lynch just 1:07 apart.
Unphased, the Mustangs scored the next 10 consecutive goals,
including three in a span of 1:07 to end the first quarter.
Dailey scored or assisted on five of Stevenson's first eight
goals while picking up an assist on the eventual game-winner by
senior Greg Furshman (Miami, Fla./Towson) just 21
seconds into the second quarter.
Furshman finished the game with one goal and one
assist, won 11 of 17 faceoffs and totaled six ground balls in
the second match-up against his brother Zach who is the
starting goalie for the Bullets. A year ago, Greg had a goal in a
10-9 loss at Gettysburg, but Zach did not see any action.
Ford had a season-high five points for the Mustangs
with senior Nic Bevacqua (Booton Township, N.J./Mt.
Lakes) adding three goals and junior Steve Kazimer
(Syracuse, N.Y./Henninger) totaling two goals and two
assists.
Stevenson's starting attack of Dailey, Ford and Kazimer finished
with 10 goals and six assists while the midfield of Furshman and
senior Brett Yoder (Parkton/Herford) added two
goals and three assists.
After totaling a career-high 12 saves in the team's 9-7 win at
No. 15 Stevens on Saturday, junior Geoff Hebert
(Lutherville/Dulaney) made 10 against the Bullets before
giving way to senior Eric Fleegle (Easton/St. Peter &
Paul) for the final three minutes.
Reichert had three goals to lead Gettysburg while Tom O'Donnell
and Zach Pucci added two points each.
Stevenson looks to continue its six-game regular season win
streak on Saturday when it travels to Ursinus.