Lycoming Lacrosse Loses to Dickinson
Warrior Rally After Halftime Not Enough

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.—The Lycoming men’s lacrosse team (0-3) fell 14-8 to Dickinson (2-1) on Wednesday. Despite scoring the first four goals of the second half, the Warriors could not overtake the Red Devils.

Down 10-2 after the second period, Lycoming reached deep and came out with a vengeance in the second half. Less than 30 seconds in, sophomore J.P. Earp (Hilltop Lakes, TX) went coast to coast and ripped an unassisted goal into the net.

Lycoming’s energy continued to rise with consecutive goals by captain Tom Nairn (Fairport, NY), junior Dan “Canada” Cannon (Orangeville, ONT) and junior Justin Dixon (Baltimore, MD). But Dickinson’s Chris Dodson quelled the momentum with a goal at the end of the third and another almost four minutes into the fourth.

The Warriors gelled in the second half, outscoring their opponents 6-4. Nairn and Cannon each had two goals on the game. Goalie Kyle Gilfoy (Media, PA) saved 11 shots and scooped up a team-high four ground balls.

Lycoming will suit up again next Tuesday when it travels to Elmira for a 3:30 game. The Soaring Eagles represent the last out-of-conference game for the Warriors, who begin a steady diet of MAC foes on Saturday, March 17 when they host DeSales at 1:00 p.m.