2022 Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers men's lacrosse | |
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Conference | Northeast Conference |
Record | 5-10 (2-5 NEC) |
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Home stadium | Waldron Family Stadium |
Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers head coach Tom Gravante was assisted by coaches Kevin Giblin, Nick Kellinger, and Ted Moon. [1] Jared McMahon, Connor McMahon, Kadin Kightlinger, and Noah Daniels served as team captains. [2] 2021 team leaders Luke Frankeny, Bryan McIntosh, and Sam Stephen transferred to other programs prior to the season.
The Mountaineers registered their first win over Navy in program history with the season opener. [3] Goalie Griffin McGinley earned USA Lacrosse Player of the Week, [4] NEC Defensive Player of the Week, [5] and Lacrosse Bucket Team of the Week honors, [6] while attackman Cormac Giblin earned NEC Player of the Week honors. [7] Senior goalie Gunnar Luckoski earned NEC Defensive Player of the Week honors, [8] and was named an NEC Prime Performer along with sophomore face off specialist Connor Beals and graduate attackman Brendan Lantieri after the Mount's 9-5 win over Wagner College. With a 5-10 regular season record, Mount St. Mary's failed to qualify for the NEC playoffs.
At the conclusion of the season, Daniels earned United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association's Scholar All-American honors [9] and coach Giblin was inducted into the National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches Association Hall of Fame. [10]
Last Name [11] | First Name | Class | Num. | Position |
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Allen | Colin | Graduate | 7 | Defensive Midfielder |
Barrett | Connor | Freshman | 18 | Midfielder |
Bauer | Jack | Junior | 2 | Midfielder |
Baughan | Cal | Senior | 44 | Midfielder |
Beals | Connor | Sophomore | 8 | Face Off Specialist |
Beausoleil | Armond | Sophomore | 29 | Defensive Midfielder |
Benoit | Nick | Senior | 24 | Long Stick Midfielder |
Bradley | Brian | Freshman | 11 | Defensive Midfielder |
Bradley† | Dan | Junior | 31 | Defensive Midfielder |
Cote | Caden | Junior | 9 | Defensive Midfielder |
Cullen | Kyle | Sophomore | 22 | Midfielder |
Daniels | Noah | Senior | 21 | Defensive Midfielder |
Decrispino | Kyle | Senior | 1 | Attackman |
Domanski | Casey | Sophomore | 39 | Midfielder |
Dunham | Mitchell | Sophomore | 17 | Defenseman |
Giblin | Cormac | Junior | 42 | Attackman |
Gigliotti II | Edward | Sophomore | 15 | Attackman |
Gouin | Kelly | Senior | 27 | Midfielder |
Holobinko | Ethan | Sophomore | 51 | Face Off Specialist |
Janiec | Evan | Senior | 20 | Long Stick Midfielder |
Kightlinger | Kadin | Graduate | 16 | Midfielder |
Krasnick | Nolan | Sophomore | 3 | Midfielder |
Krieger | Jake | Senior | 14 | Midfielder |
Lantieri | Brendan | Graduate | 4 | Attackman |
Leonard | Cooper | Sophomore | 53 | Face Off Specialist |
Luckoski | Gunnar | Graduate | 55 | Goalie |
McGinley | Griffin | Sophomore | 23 | Goalie |
McMahon | Connor | Senior | 6 | Midfielder |
McMahon | Jared | Senior | 12 | Attackman |
Merchant | Nathanael | Freshman | 36 | Defensive Midfielder |
Miller IV† | John | Freshman | 5 | Defensive Midfielder |
Moses | Moran | Junior | 50 | Defenseman |
Nelson | Mekai | Freshman | 41 | Long Stick Midfielder |
Niehaus | Thomas | Freshman | 25 | Midfielder |
Pershing | Noah | Junior | 49 | Attackman |
Phillips | Jackson | Sophomore | 19 | Defenseman |
Pippen | William | Sophomore | 34 | Defenseman |
Preston | Andrew | Junior | 37 | Goalie |
Roth | Luke | Senior | 52 | Defenseman |
Schmitt | Steven | Junior | 32 | Long Stick Midfielder |
Smith | C.W. | Sophomore | 54 | Defenseman |
Smith | Tyler | Junior | 33 | Midfielder |
Summer | Sammy | Sophomore | 47 | Defenseman |
Ward | Ben | Junior | 30 | Defenseman |
Wieck | Justin | Senior | 10 | Attackman |
Wilson | Jeremy | Senior | 13 | Attackman |
Wright | Jake | Junior | 38 | Defenseman |
† = Inactive Due to Injury
Last Name [12] | First Name | Class | Transfer | |
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Bauer | Jack | Freshman | Harford Community College | Mount St. Mary's University |
Frankeny | Luke | Grad | Mount St. Mary's University | University of Richmond |
McIntosh | Bryan | Grad | Mount St. Mary's University | Hofstra University |
Stephan | Sam | Grad | Mount St. Mary's University | Rutgers University |
Date [13] | Time (EST) | Pairing | Opponent | Location | Broadcast | Result | Score |
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October 17 | 10:00 am | SC | St. Bonaventure University | Away | N/A | N/A | |
October 17 | 12:30 pm | SC | Bellarmine University | Away | N/A | N/A | |
January 29 | 10:00 am | SC | High Point University | Away | N/A | N/A | |
January 29 | 12:30 pm | SC | University of North Carolina | Away | N/A | N/A | |
February 5 | 12:00 pm | NC | U.S. Naval Academy | Away | ESPN+ [14] | Win | 11-9 |
February 12 | 2:00 pm | NC | University of Delaware | Away | FloSports [15] | Loss | 6-12 |
February 15 | 4:00 pm | NC | Towson University | Away | FloSports | Loss | 8-13 |
February 19 | 1:00 pm | NC | Hampton University | Home | NEC Front Row [16] | Win | 17-5 |
February 25 | 3:00 pm | NC | University of Maryland, Baltimore County | Home | NEC Front Row | Win | 9-8 |
March 1 | 3:00 pm | NC | Georgetown University | Away | FloSports | Loss | 4-21 |
March 4 | 3:00 pm | NC | Virginia Military Institute | Home | NEC Front Row | Loss | 7-8 |
March 10 | 3:00 pm | NC | Mercer University | Home | NEC Front Row | Loss | 11-12 |
March 19 | 12:00 pm | NEC | Saint Joseph's University | Away | NEC Front Row | Loss | 6-19 |
March 26 | 12:00 pm | NEC | Sacred Heart University | Away | NEC Front Row | Win | 14-13 |
April 2 | 1:00 pm | NEC | Merrimack College | Away | NEC Front Row | Loss | 9-14 |
April 9 | 12:00 pm | NEC | Long Island University | Home | NEC Front Row | Loss | 10-14 |
April 16 | 12:00 pm | NEC | Wagner University | Away | NEC Front Row | Win | 9-5 |
April 23 | 12:00 pm | NEC | Bryant University | Home | NEC Front Row | Loss | 7-14 |
April 30 | 2:00 pm | NEC | Hobart University | Away | HWS Athletics [17] | Loss | 7-14 |
Pairings: SC = Scrimmage; NC = Non-conference; NEC = Conference; CT = Conference Tournament
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