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| Recap, photo courtesy of New England College |
The win boosts the Pilgrims to 4-4 overall and 2-0 in NAC play, while Lyndon falls to 1-6 overall and 0-2 in league action.
RICHARD RECORDS
With his 11th assist of the game, Richard broke a 44-year-old program record for assists in a game, set by John Knight on April 25, 1974 against Colby College.
NEC LEADERS
Freshman Charles Hacking (Canterbury, N.H.) scored a team-best four goals, while classmate Reed Foster (Peabody, Mass.) scored three times. Patrick Storie (Williamstown, Mass.) and Connor Fries (Barnstable, Mass.) both scored twice.
Junior Austin Frankel (Peabody, Mass.) won nine of his 10 face-off attempts and scooped up a team-best seven ground balls.
LYNDON LEADERS
Shea Jones tallied two goals and an assist for the Hornets, while Jet Magri finished with a goal and an assist.
GOALTENDERS
NEC's Anthony Martino (Marlboro, N.J.) had 10 saves in his first collegiate start. Lyndon's Marcus Bessette finished with 19 saves.
HOW IT HAPPENED
NEC struck first on Fries' third goal of the season just 1:23 into the game, but Lyndon answered with an equalizer just over two minutes later. The Pilgrims led 5-2 after the first quarter. NEC scored five-straight goals in the second quarter, including an unassisted goal by Christian Russo (Cheshire, Conn.), scored off of his own face-off win. Lyndon's lone goal of the quarter broke up a nine-goal quarter for the Pilgrims, who led 12-3 at half.
The second half saw considerably less scoring. Hacking scored two of the three NEC goals in the third quarter, and Reilly Parker (Pittsfield, Mass.) scored twice in the fourth quarter.
WHAT'S NEXT
The Pilgrims will be back in action tomorrow when they travel to the University of New England for a 4:00 p.m. non-conference game.
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