NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Stevenson men's lacrosse junior Will Smith netted four goals while senior Ethan Christensen dished our four assists but 18th-ranked Christopher Newport outscored the 16th-ranked Mustangs, 5-3, in the final quarter en route to a 14-13 non-conference victory Saturday afternoon at Jenning Family Stadium.

• The hosts got on the board first but the Mustangs (1-3) quickly responded as sophomore Ryan Coleman scored an unassisted tally just 52 seconds later.
• A couple minutes later, Coleman found the back of the net again on an assist from junior Jacob Tatum before junior John Harrington made it, 3-0, in favor of the visitors at the 9:14 mark.
• Christopher Newport (5-1) responded with three straight goals to take a, 4-3, lead with 4:21 remaining in the opening frame.
• At the 3:11 mark, Coleman picked up his third point of the quarter after feeding Smith for the goal.

• The Captains had the first man-up opportunity of the game early in the quarter but turned the ball over without getting a shot off.
• Smith reclaimed the lead at the 11:46 mark on an assist from Christensen.
• Stevenson's first extra-man opportunity was for a minute midway through the quarter but a shot by sophomore Cam Leydig was saved by Scott McAneney.
• Both team's fired a shot off the post before Dylan Rice tied the game at five apiece with 3:55 remaining.
• The Mustangs killed off a one-minute man advantage for the hosts with senior Marc Poust making a save that led to a goal down the other end by Leydig.

• Stevenson started the quarter with a 30-second man-up opportunity, and scored just 13 seconds in as Tatum and Christensen connected for the score.
• Just 42 seconds later, Christensen found Leydig to push the visitors lead to, 8-5.
• Smith gave the Mustangs their largest lead of the game at, 9-5, scoring an unassisted man-up goal.
• The Captains scored twice in a 35 second span, including a man-up goal by Rice.
• With 5:53 remaining, senior Colin Tucker netted his first goal of the season and first since his sophomore season.
• Christopher Newport scored a pair of man-up goals over the final 2:39 to get within one, 10-9, entering the final quarter.

• After the Mustangs won the opening face-off of the quarter, the Captains forced a quick turnover before scoring the game-tying goal in the opening 42 seconds.
• Stevenson responded just 41 seconds later as sophomore Connor Nelson scored on a helper from Christensen.
• Christopher Newport scored three consecutive goals in a 1:33 span, including two by Rice to take a, 13-11 lead.
• The Captains extended their lead to three with 6:37 remaining after a failed clear attempt by the Mustangs.
• Stevenson stopped the run as Smith scored a goal in transition on a feed from sophomore Luke Ensor.
• Tatum scored an unassisted goal with 21 seconds remaining to get the visitors back within one.
• The Mustangs won the ensuing face-off but the Captains forced a turnover and ran out the clock.

• Stevenson outshot Christopher Newport, 49-47, including 12-9 in the final quarter.
• The Mustangs went 2-for-3 on man-up opportunities while the Captains went 3-for-6.
• Both Coleman and Tatum finished with two goals and one assist while Leydig scored twice.
• Senior Al Falco recorded three ground balls and two caused turnovers.
• Junior Shiloh Shassian won 22 of his 30 face-offs.
• Poust finished with 13 save in net, marking the third time in four games he has totaled at least 10 saves.

• Stevenson returns to action on Friday, March 13 when the Mustangs host 14th-ranked Franklin & Marshall on the opening day of the Mustang Classic. Face-off is scheduled for 8:30 p.m.