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15
Winner Davenport DU 4-7, 1-2
10
Quincy QU 8-7, 0-3
Winner
Davenport DU
4-7, 1-2
15
Final
10
Quincy QU
8-7, 0-3
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Davenport DU 6 7 2 0 15
Quincy QU 0 5 3 2 10

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | | QU Athletic Communications - Olivia Kindt

Davenport Defeats Hawks on Senior Day

Quincy, Ill. – The Quincy University men's lacrosse team came up short in a 15-10 loss against the Davenport University Panthers on Saturday (Apr. 22).
 
The Panthers pounced at the start of the game, scoring six unanswered goals. Quincy flipped the switch in the second quarter when Blaine Lowrance found Jordan Ernst's unmarked run for the first goal of the game.
 
Ernst's goal sparked more physicality from both sides. A hard hit on Davenport's Trent Eichbauer led to four unsportsmanlike conducts. The man-up opportunity paved the way for Donald Griffith to score the team's second goal of the contest. Griffith cranked another into the net later in the quarter. The Hawks scored two more goals in the second quarter: Jordan Ernst found Ty Gillitzer on the door step to put in the first, and quick pass from Jayme Brain behind the net put John Jennings free on the wing for the last goal of the quarter.
 
Brain continued the scoring train for the Hawks in the third quarter with two goals. Before Quincy could find the net again, Donald Griffith sent in a blazing shot that took off the head of a Davenport's player's stick. Griffith took the energy from breaking the stick to assist Jayme Brain in a man-up goal shortly after. Jordan Ernst ended the quarter with another man-up goal from a Nick Woodworth assist.
 
The Hawks shut out the Panthers in the final quarter of play. Griffith ended with another unassisted goal and a man-up goal off a Blaine Lowrance assist. Ryan Riggs fought hard in goal today with 19 saves, the most he has made this season.
 
The Hawks celebrated the first four-year class of men's lacrosse seniors at Quincy University Saturday afternoon. Graduating seniors Patrick Brunken, Sam Huff, Parker Toney, and Preston Willman were honored prior to the match for their hard work and dedication in building the men's lacrosse program. Neal Dardis, Jared Fournier, Noah Gershman, Grayson Kuan, Jared Shulin, and Nick Woodworth were also given recognition as four-year members but will be returning next spring for their 5th year.
 
The Hawks look to bounce back on Tuesday, April 25th when they take on Rockhurst University in Kansas City.
 
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