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History <\/a><\/p>\n
<\/p>\n NEW LONDON, Conn. \u2014\u00a0<\/p>\n The United States Coast Guard Academy men’s lacrosse team was was defeated by Connecticut College, 6-10, on Tuesday in the two teams’ annual match-up on the Mohegan Parkway. The Camels led by just one goal coming out of halftime before creating space with a 5-1 third quarter.<\/p>\n Coast Guard drops to 1-3 after being held to less than ten goals in back-to-back games, while Conn College improves to 2-0. The Camels will open New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) play in their next one on Saturday, March 7th, against Middlebury College (0-1).<\/p>\n Freshman attacker Liam Miller<\/a> (Radnor, Pa.) scored twice for a team-leading two points, while four other bears contributed a point each. Evan Granahan<\/a> (Aldie, Va.) rounded up five ground balls and was one of four bears with a caused turnover. Mason Tucker<\/a> (Alpharetta, Ga.) went 10-for-19 on face-offs. Junior goalie Brett Tobasky<\/a> (Brookline, Mass.) had 16 saves on the night.<\/p>\n Andrew Rainville led the game with four points on four goals, while Harrison Zmijewski tallied two points on two scores. Securing the game-high ground ball total was Liam Doherty with six, while Henry Dulmer and Liam Horkan caused two turnovers each. Camels net-minder Patrick Hogan made six saves on the night.<\/p>\n Coast Guard seemed overpowered on both ends, mustering 24 shots while allowing 43 from their hosts; Conn outshot the Bears, 27-8, in just the second and third quarters combined. The Camels were also the better team on the clears, going 19-for-23 while the Bears were 17-for-27, and took better care of the ball with 16 turnovers on the night to USCGA’s 24.<\/p>\n The Camels opened the scoring at 6:39, but Coast Guard responded with a pair of scores from Ezekiel Christian<\/a> (Stonington, Conn.) and Patrick Smith<\/a> (Leesburg, Va.) before the first quarter horn. Conn got both of them back while shutting out the Bears in the second quarter to take a 3-2 led into halftime, largely hindered from building a bigger lead thanks to 11 first half saves by Tobasky.<\/p>\n Conn added opened the second half with two more goals to extend their scoring run to 4-0, but Ben Nocerito<\/a> (Severna Park, Md.) stopped the bleeding with a score at 6:51. The Camels popped the stitches by adding three more to take an 8-3 lead into the final quarter.<\/p>\n Coast Guard flipped the script to start the fourth by scoring three unanswered in the first five minutes to cut the deficit down to 6-8 with 11:08 to play behind Miller’s two goals and another from Max Silver<\/a> (Jupiter, Fla.). However, the Camels regained control and allowed just two shots from the Bears the rest of the way while scoring two themselves to put it on ice.<\/p>\n