Plymouth State University dominated the University of Southern Maine Huskies in a men's lacrosse match, securing a 22-4 victory. Colby Walden delivered a stellar performance for Plymouth State, tallying two goals and three assists. Southern Maine struggled offensively, with Owen Gaulrapp and Rhys Bridges each contributing two points, but the team fell short against a strong Panthers offense led by Seamus Tattan's four goals.

By the Numbers
  • Plymouth State outshot Southern Maine 39-6 in shots on goal.
  • The Panthers won 22 out of 29 faceoffs.
Yes, But

Despite the lopsided score, Southern Maine managed to show moments of offensive threat, highlighted by Manning's goal that initially tied the game. The disparity in shots and faceoff victories illustrates the dominance of Plymouth State, but the Huskies' quick responses in certain phases suggest potential areas for improvement.

State of Play
  • The Huskies are now 3-7 overall and 0-3 in Little East Conference play.
  • Plymouth State improves to 5-5 overall and 1-2 in conference action, solidifying their competitive standing.
What's Next

The Huskies will look to rebound in their next game against Eastern Connecticut State at home on Saturday. This matchup presents an opportunity for Southern Maine to regroup and demonstrate improvements following their recent struggles.

Bottom Line

This defeat highlights the need for Southern Maine to refine their strategy and execution, particularly in faceoffs and shooting accuracy, as they prepare for their upcoming game. Future matchups will require the Huskies to leverage their playmaking skills to capitalize on scoring opportunities.