Riley DeGouff

Box Score

Trinity (Conn.) TRINITY 3-2, 0-2

St. John Fisher ST. JOHN 4-2, 0-0

Trinity (Conn.) TRINITY

3-2, 0-2

Final

Mar. 15, 2025

St. John Fisher ST. JOHN

4-2, 0-0

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Trinity (Conn.) TRINITY	3	3	7	3	16
St. John Fisher ST. JOHN	3	3	2	4	12

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 3/15/2025 3:47:00 PM

Trinity Downs No. 15 Men's Lacrosse 16-12 Behind Big Third Quarter

PITTSFORD, N.Y. – Trinity College (4-2, 0-2 NESCAC) used a seven-goal third quarter to push past the No. 15 St. John Fisher men's lacrosse team (4-2, 0-0 Empire 8) 16-12 on Saturday afternoon at Growney Stadium.

How It Happened

The Cardinals and Batams traded goals less than a minute apart in the first quarter, with freshman JP Revitte getting the Cardinals on the board first at the 8:00 mark. Trinity's Miles Harvey tied the game at 7:17.
Senior Ethan Kesselring put the Cardinals ahead 2-1 with about four minutes remaining in the first quarter. Less than two minutes later, Kesselring ripped a shot that bounced off Trinity goalkeeper Jordan Opdahl and into the air. Senior Braeden McNeill leaped, caught the rebound and scored while tumbling to the turf, giving the Cardinals a 3-1 lead.
Trinity's Jake Connors and Jay Ottomanelli tied the game with back-to-back goals to end the first quarter.
Fifth-year senior Jordan Leuze broke the 3-3 tie early in the second quarter, burying a goal on an assist by McNeill. Connors tied the game at four, and Ottomanelli tallied back-to-back goals to give Trinity a three-goal lead.
Fifth-year senior Timmy Salit brought the ball around the cage and scored on a diving attempt to end Trinity's two-goal run. He recorded his second assist of the game on junior midfielder Brett Seaman's second goal of the season, which tied the game at six just before halftime.
Trinity's offense caught fire again in the second half, as the Bantams scored five unanswered goals to take an 11-6 third-quarter lead. Harvey accounted for two of the goals during that stretch.
The Cardinals' scoreless drought ended when senior Colin Blakeslee scored on a feed from Kesselring, but the Bantams quickly responded with a pair of goals about two minutes apart to push their lead to six, 13-7.
Just a tick before the third-quarter buzzer, sophomore Sean Donaldson scored on a feed from Revitte to cut Fisher's deficit to 13-8. That gave the Cardinals momentum heading into the fourth quarter, as Revitte, Seaman and Donaldson scored in the first six minutes to make it 13-11.
Trinity held off the Cardinals over the final eight minutes, scoring three more times to finish off the 16-12 victory.

Game Notes

Donaldson, Revitte, Kesselring and Seaman scored two goals apiece for the Cardinals.
Five Cardinals – Revitte, Kesselring, Salit, Blakeslee and McNeill – tallied two assists.
Revitte tallied a career-high four points.
Bo Page led the Bantams with four goals, scoring three of them in the second half. Harvey, Ottomanelli and Connors scored three apiece.
Senior defender Jack Cornell led the Cardinals with eight ground balls for the second straight game. He matched his career high with that total.
Cornell also caused a pair of turnovers.
Junior Tyler Manning started in net. He made four saves and allowed 14 goals before senior Jack Gullo entered the game in the fourth quarter. Gullo made five stops and allowed a pair of goals.