The No. 4 University of Richmond men's lacrosse team dominated St. Bonaventure with a decisive 23-7 victory, extending its Atlantic 10 winning streak to 10 games. This win marked the third-highest single-game scoring in program history, with 15 players contributing points. Aidan O'Neil led the team with six points, while Joe Sheridan achieved a career milestone by reaching 100 career points. Richmond's strong defense held opponents to under eight goals for the seventh time this season, setting a new record with 20 caused turnovers.

By the Numbers
  • Richmond scored 23 goals, the third-highest in program history.
  • The Spiders recorded 20 caused turnovers, a new program record.
  • Richmond won 19-of-33 faceoffs, leading to 62 shots fired.
State of Play
  • Richmond controlled the game, dominating early with a five-goal run.
  • A 10-goal run spanned the second and third quarters, securing the lead.
  • The team returns to Robins Stadium for Senior Day against Saint Joseph's on April 11.
What's Next

The Spiders look to maintain momentum in their next home game, with seniors honored during the match. Continued offensive output and defensive resilience will be crucial as they aim to secure a top seed in the upcoming A-10 tournament.

Bottom Line

Richmond's record-setting performance epitomizes their season dominance, showcasing both offensive diversity and defensive strength. Success in the upcoming Senior Day game will be vital for their aspirations in the A-10 tournament.