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Men’s Lacrosse: Eagles Picked 9th in Preseason PollMarch 3rd, 2010 – (Poultney, VT) – The Green Mountain College men’s lacrosse team was picked to finish 9th in the North Atlantic Conference preseason poll today. Coming off a 1-11 campaign in 2009, the Eagles look to improve on their 0-9 mark in conference play with a host of returners and influx of freshmen in the squad. |
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Talsky Nabs NAC All-Conference Honor; Team Wins Sportsmanship AwardGreen Mountain College men’s lacrosse student-athlete Max Talsky (Hanover, NH) was honored by the North Atlantic Conference Wednesday afternoon landing on the All-Conference 2nd team while the squad was awarded the 2009 NAC Sportsmanship Award. |
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Eagles Falter in Season FinaleThe Green Mountain College men’s lacrosse team squandered a 6-4 halftime lead to St. Joseph’s College of Maine, losing 15-7 in the North Atlantic conference season finale Thursday afternoon. The Eagle’s finish the season with a 1-11 mark and 0-9 in NAC play while the Monks improve to 4-12, 2-7 and claim the final spot in the upcoming conference tournament. |
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Hornets hold off Green MountainLyndon State jumped out to an 8-4 lead by halftime and held off a late charge to record a hard-fought 13-11 victory over Green Mountain College Saturday in North Atlantic Conference men's lacrosse action. |
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Quick start lifts JSC over Eagles
JOHNSON, Vt. – Johnson State jumped out to a 9-0 lead after one period and coasted to a 15-7 North Atlantic Conference men’s lacrosse victory on Wednesday at Minaert Field. The Badgers outshot Green Mountain 28-8 on the afternoon and won the groundball battle 56-34.
Eagles Roll Past Green MountainBangor, Maine - Husson University rolled to a 26-5 victory over Green Mountain College in men's lacrosse action on Boucher Field. Nine different Eagles scored with Ben Landry (Fy, Lewiston, ME) leading the way with 7 goals and 1 assist. The Eagles outscored Green Mountain 21-1 after the first quarter. Green Mountain, limited to only 12 players trailed only 5-4 after the 1st quarter. Max Talsky (Sr, Hanover, NH) scored the game's first goal putting GMC up early 1-0. Edgar Vigil (So, Marlborough, MA) scored 20 seconds later making it 2-0.
Eagle’s fall to CadetsThe visiting Cadets of Norwich University staved off a second-half comeback bid by Green Mountain College to pick up a 15-8 non-conference men’s lacrosse win Wednesday afternoon. The victory was the first on the season for NU (1-6 overall) while GMC falls to 1-7.
Fourth-Quarter Surge Propels GMC to VictorySix 4th quarter goals by Green Mountain College were good enough to claim a 14-12 non-conference men’s lacrosse victory over Mitchell College Sunday afternoon. The win was the first on the season for the Eagles who are 1-6 overall. Max Talsky led the way for Green Mountain with 6 goals and an assist. Christian Sapovits added a trio of scores and dished out 3 assists while Steve Braunius chipped in with 3 goals. Tom Wheeler was instrumental in the Eagles success, collecting 6 assists while scoring the game’s decisive goal. Senior defender Kyle Pike (Concord, NH) won 16 face-offs for GMC and helped anchor a stout defensive effort late in the game.
