Vs. Elizabethtown College - Lost 10-6       Boxscore

Moravian closed out its 2006 season with a 10-6 loss to Elizabethtown College in a Middle Atlantic Conference match at Rocco Calvo Field. The contest was Moravian's first of the season at Rocco Calvo Field, which had been unusable due to construction. The Greyhounds had a pair of leads early in the match, up 2-1 early in the second quarter and 3-2 late in the second quarter; however, the Blue Jays would half a 4-3 lead at the intermission and control the contest from there. Elizabethtown had a 44-26 advantage on shots, a 32-31 edge in ground balls, and won 16 of 19 face-offs while scoring four man-up goals. Junior midfielder T.J. Hirsch, freshman midfielder Brian Cleaver and freshman attach Jason Tosches each scored a pair of goals with Hirsch scoring one of his with a man advantage. Junior midfielder Ken Blom added two assists while freshman attack Keith Danner and freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh each had one assist. Sophomore defender David Poppe led the Greyhounds with nine ground balls while Hirsch added five ground balls and won three face-offs. Sophomore goalie Benjamin Larson had 18 saves to go with five ground balls for Moravian. Tom Welch led Elizabethtown with three goals and two assists while Jeff Cowan added two goals and an assists. Frankie Puzzangara had a goal and an assist while winning 16 of 18 face-offs for the Blue Jays and scooping up nine ground balls. Chris Harrison, Andrew Wagner, and Matt Seiboth each had a goal and an assist while Gary Senese scored one goal for the Blue Jays. Goalie Chris Schuch had 12 saves and three ground balls for Elizabethtown.

Elizabethtown College (10-5, 6-4 MAC)	1	3	2	4	--	10
Moravian College (4-12, 2-8 MAC)	1	2	1	2	--	6

At Widener University - Lost 18-6       Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their final road match of the season, falling to Widener University, 18-6, in Middle Atlantic Conference action. The Pioneers had a 39-20 advantage in shots, a 31-28 edge in ground balls and won 17 of 27 face-offs. Freshman attack Jason Tosches scored a pair of goals for Moravian while freshman attack Keith Danner and freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh each had a goal and an assist. Junior midfielder T.J. Hirsch and sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield each found the back of the cage once while junior midfielder Ken Blom had one assist. Hirsch led the Greyhounds with six ground balls, and he won ten of 20 face-offs. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson had six saves and three ground balls in the first half of the match while sophomore keeper Peter Coutros had eight saves and three ground balls in the second half for Moravian. Luke Weber led Widener with four goals and three assists while Todd Fairle had three goals and two assists. Brian Stromko also found the back of the cage three times for the Pioneers. Four different goalies combined on the win for Widener and made a total of ten saves.

Moravian College (4-11, 2-7 MAC)	2	1	0	3	--	6
Widener University (9-4, 8-1 MAC)	8	6	3	1	--	18

At Messiah College - Lost 18-6       Boxscore

Moravian fell to Messiah College, 18-6, in Middle Atlantic Conference action. The Falcons had a 44-23 advantage in shots, a 56-26 edge in ground balls and won 18 of 26 face-offs. Freshman midfielders Kyle Gardner and Brian Cleaver each netted two goals for the Greyhounds while junior midfielder T.J. Hirsch and freshman attack Jason Tosches each found the back of the cage once. Three of Moravian's four goals were scored with a man advantage. Hirsch led Moravian with seven ground balls, and he won seven of 18 face-offs while sophomore defender David Poppe scooped up four ground balls. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson made eight saves in just over 32 minutes of action for the Greyhounds while sophomore keeper Peter Coutros made seven saves in the remainder of the match. Nick Ricucci led Messiah with four goals while Andrew Collins had three goals and four assists. Jeff Ziegler added three goals and an assist while Alex Finch had two goals and an assist for the Falcons. Bryce Geiman found the back of the cage twice while Tim Sandusky had a goal and two assists. Ted Oberg had nine saves for Messiah.

Moravian College (4-10, 2-6 MAC)	2	2	0	2	--	6
Messiah College (7-5, 7-1 MAC)	8	4	4	2	--	18

Vs. Drew University - Lost 16-4       Boxscore

The Greyhounds had their three-match winning streak snapped in a 16-4 loss to Drew University in a Middle Atlantic Conference match on the HUB Quad. The Rangers jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first quarter and led 8-1 at the intermission. Drew added another six goals to lead 14-2 after three quarters. The Rangers had a 46-23 advantage in shots, a 47-28 edge in ground balls and won 16 of 23 face-offs. For Moravian, freshman attack Keith Danner netted three goals while freshman midfielder Kyle Gardner had a goal and an assist. Freshman attack Jason Tosches added two assists for the Greyhounds while junior midfielder TJ Hirsch won six of 11 face-offs. Moravian freshman goalie Benjamin Larson made 13 saves and added five ground balls in 45 minutes of action while sophomore keeper Peter Coutros had three saves in the final quarter for the Greyhounds. Robert Budziszewski led Drew with four goals while Phil Rosenau had three goals. Gil Arbitsman added two goals and three assists while Dan Moffo, Gary DiClementi and Jon Villa each scored two goals. Tom Stitt had a goal and an assist for Drew while Corey Helly contributed three assists and Dan Koterba had one assist. Ranger goalie Michael Celentano had eight saves in 52 minutes of action while Mike D'Urso made two stops in the final eight minutes for Drew.

Drew University (5-6, 4-3 MAC	5	3	6	2	--	16
Moravian College (4-9, 2-5 MAC)	0	1	1	2	--	4

Vs. Alvernia College - Won 12-2       Boxscore

Moravian earned its third straight victory with a 12-2 win over Alvernia College in non-conference action at Lehigh University's Robert Ulrich Turf Field. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 4-0 first quarter lead, and Moravian was up 6-0 at halftime. The Greyhounds would extend their lead to 8-0 before the Crusaders scored, and Moravian led 10-1 after three quarters. The Greyhounds had a 44-24 advantage in shots and a 42-26 edge in ground balls while both teams won nine face-offs and had a man-up goal. Freshman attack Keith Danner led the Greyhounds with three goals while freshman attack Christopher Dannie netted a pair of goals. Junior midfielder T.J. Hirsch scored two goals and added two assists, and he also won seven of eight face-offs and had four ground balls. Junior midfielder Tristan Flis netted his first two goals of the season for the Greyhounds while sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield had his first goal of the year. Junior midfielder Ken Blom had a goal and two assists for Moravian while freshman midfielder Brian Cleaver added a goal and freshman attack Jason Tosches had two assists. Sophomore defender Adam Melroy led the Greyhounds with seven ground balls in the victory. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson played 30 shutout minutes in the cage with three saves and three ground balls while sophomore keeper Peter Coutros had five saves in the other 30 minutes, and Coutros also registered a shot in goal in the match. Tom Fraker and Tim Novak scored for Alvernia with Sean Cullen adding an assists. Goalie Chris Kanauss had 18 saves in the match.

Alvernia College (1-11)	0	0	1	1	--	2
Moravian College (4-8)	4	2	4	2	--	12

Vs. DeSales University - Won 11-4       Boxscore

The Greyhounds won their second straight Middle Atlantic Conference match, defeating DeSales University, 11-4, on the HUB Quad. Moravian jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead and led 2-1 at the end of the first quarter. The Greyhounds would score the only goals of the second quarter to head into the intermission with a 4-1 lead. Moravian added two more goals in the third quarter and led 6-2 after 45 minutes. The Greyhounds had a 39-23 advantage in shots, a 36-29 edge in ground balls and won 16 of 18 face-offs in the match. Freshman attack Christopher Danni scored a career high five goals Moravian and he had one assist and three ground balls. Junior midfielder Ken Blom added three goals, two assists and four ground balls while freshman attack Jason Tosches had two goals and an assist. Junior midfielder T.J. Hirsch scored the Greyhounds' other goal and led the team with six ground balls and a nine-for-12 performance on face-offs. Senior defender Rocco DiPoalo, sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield and freshmen midfielders Keith Danner and James Messler each had assists for the Greyhounds while sophomore defender David Poppe and freshman midfielder Brian Cleaver each added four ground balls. Sophomore goalie Benjamin Larson had 12 saves in goal for Moravian. Dan Thomer led DeSales with two goals and an assist while Jay Young and Chris Laveglia each found the back of the cage once. Matthew Brancaccio and Sam Gobeli added assists for the Bulldogs while Jon-Erik Stamatelos had a game high nine ground balls. William Kehoe made ten saves in goal for DeSales.

DeSales University (1-9, 0-6 MAC)	1	0	1	2	--	4
Moravian College (3-8, 2-4 MAC)	2	2	2	5	--	11

At King's College - Won 6-5       Boxscore

Moravian earned its first Middle Atlantic Conference victory of the season and snapped an eight-match losing streak with a 6-5 victory at King's College. The Monarchs had a 1-0 lead at the end of the first quarter and a 3-1 lead at the intermission. King's would still hold a 4-3 lead after three quarters but the Greyhounds netted three goals in the final 15 minutes while holding the Monarchs to one for the victory. Junior midfielder TJ Hirsch led the Greyhounds with three goals while freshmen attacks Christopher Danni and Jason Tosches and freshman midfielder Kyle Gardner each scored once. Danni netted the game-winning goal for Moravian while Tosches had a pair of assists as did junior midfielder Ken Blom. Hirsch won seven of ten face-offs in the match while sophomore defenders David Poppe and Adam Melroy and sophomore defender Steven Carroll each had four ground balls. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson earned his first career victory in the cage for the Greyhounds, making eight saves and a team high six ground balls. Gary Morgan had a paor of goals for King's while Paul Moran had a goal and an assist. Tim Cassi made 12 saves for the Monarchs.

Moravian College (2-8, 1-4 MAC)	0	1	2	3	--	6
King's College (3-6, 2-4 MAC)	1	2	1	1	--	5

At York College of Pennsylvania - Lost 14-7    Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped a 14-7 non-conference match at York College of Pennsylvania. The match was tied 2-2 at the end of the first quarter but the Spartans scored five unanswered goals in the second quarter for a 7-2 halftime lead. Both teams would net three goals in the third quarter before York outscored Moravian, 4-2, in the final 15 minutes. The Spartans had a 40-26 advantage in shots, a 49-35 edge in ground balls and won 16 of 24 face-offs in the match. Junior midfielder TJ Hirsch led the Greyhounds with three goals and an assist while freshman attack Jason Tosches netted two goals. Hirsch also had a team high five ground balls and won six of 13 face-offs. Junior midfielder Ken Blom had a goal and an assist while freshman midfielder Kyle Gardner netted one goal. Sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield contributed an assist and five ground balls while Tosches scooped up four ground balls. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson had 13 saves in just under 54 minutes of action in the match for the Greyhounds, and he added five ground balls. Sophomore keeper Peter Coutros made one save in the final six minutes for Moravian. Ben Libertini and Adam Cross each netted three goals for the Spartans while Josh Papsan and Kyle Henninger each found the back of the cage twice. Matt Keller made three saves while playing the first half of the match in goal for York while Joe Kenworthy had eight stops in the second half.

Moravian College (1-8)	2	0	3	2	--	7
York College of Pennsylvania (7-4)	2	5	3	4	--	14

Vs. The University of Scranton - Lost 10-7    Boxscore

Moravian played its first match of the season on campus and its first-ever contest on the HUB Quad, falling to the University of Scranton, 10-7, in a Middle Atlantic Conference match. The Greyhounds scored the first goal of the contest; however, the Royals netted the next three and led 4-2 after one quarter. Scranton scored the only goal of the second quarter with less than 30 seconds remaining in the half to head to the intermission with a 5-2 lead. Both teams scored two goals in the third quarter and three goals in the fourth quarter. Moravian finished the game with a 35-32 edge in shots and a 34-28 advantage in ground balls while Scranton won 15 of 22 face-offs. Junior midfielder Ken Blom led the Greyhounds with three goals and an assist while junior midfielder TJ Hirsch had two goals and an assist. Freshman attack Jason Tosches scored Moravian's other two goals while sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield and freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh each had assists. Sophomore defender Adam Melroy and freshman defender James Messler each had a team high five ground balls while Blom led Moravian in face-offs, winning four of nine. Greyhound freshman goalie Benjamin Larson had nine saves, three ground balls and one shot. Dan Stallone led Scranton with three goals and two assists while Brendan Clifford and Edward Boate each found the back of the cage twice for the Royals. Todd Cuccia added a goal and an assist while Joe McDevitt scored Scranton's final goal. Thomas Davis posted 16 saves in the cage for the Royals.

The University of Scranton (1-7, 1-3 MAC)	4	1	2	3	--	10
Moravian College (1-7, 0-4 MAC)	2	0	2	3	--	7

At FDU-Florham - Lost 12-5    Boxscore

The Greyhounds fell to FDU-Florham, 12-5, in Middle Atlantic Conference action. The Devils led 2-0 after the first quarter and 6-2 at halftime. FDU-Florham would extend its lead to 9-3 after three quarters. The Devils finished the match with a 34-15 advantage in shots and a 24-15 edge in ground balls. Moravian did win 11 of 19 face-offs in the match. Junior midfielder TJ Hirsch paced the Greyhounds with three goals while freshmen midfielders Kyle Gardner and Brian Cleaver each found the back of the net once. Junior midfielder Ken Blom and freshman attack Jason Tosches each added assists for Moravian. Hirsch won seven of 12 face-offs in the match, and he added a team high four ground balls as did sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson made nine saves in just over 51 minutes of action while sophomore keeper Peter Courtos had three saves in the final nine minutes of the match for the Greyhounds. Mark Barry led the Devils with six goals and an assist while Tim Latchford had two goals and three assists. Ryan Johnson added two goals and an assist for FDU-Florham while Jason Koontz had a goal and two assists. Joe Clisham had a team high five ground balls while Eric Derr won four of seven face-offs. Bob Moseman had five saves for the Devils in goal.

Moravian College (1-6, 0-3 MAC)	0	2	1	2	--	5
FDU-Florham (3-2, 3-0 MAC)	2	4	3	3	--	12

At Lycoming College - Lost 16-7    Boxscore

Moravian lost a Middle Atlantic Conference match at Lycoming College, 16-7. The Warriors jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the first quarter and led 9-3 at the intermission. Lycoming also led 12-5 after three quarters, and won 15 of 25 face-offs in the match. The Warriors had a 40-29 advantage in shots and a 67-50 edge in ground balls. Junior midfielder Ken Blom led Moravian with two goals and two assists while freshman attack Jason Tosches scored a pair of goals. Freshman attack Keith Danner, freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh and junior midfielder TJ Hirsch each had a goal for the Greyhounds while sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield added an assist. Hirsch had 13 ground balls for Moravian while Blom, Hirsch and senior defender Rocco DiPoalo each won three face-offs. Freshman goalie Benjamin Larson made 11 saves in just over 45 minutes of action while sophomore Peter Coutros made two saves. Thomas Nairn led Lycoming with five goals and an assist while Justin Dixon had five goals. Daniel Cannon added tow goals and an assist while Matt Lando found the back of the cage once for the Warriors and added five assists. James Cusick also had a goal to go with three assists. Daniel Conkright added 13 ground balls while Dixon had 11 ground balls and won 13 face-offs for Lycoming. Goalie Matt Lyons made eight saves in just over 46 minutes of action while Kyle Gilfoy had four saves for the Warriors.

Moravian College (1-5, 0-2 MAC)	1	2	2	2	--	7
Lycoming College (2-3, 2-0 MAC)	3	6	3	4	--	16

At Muhlenberg College - Lost 9-3    Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their fourth consecutive match, falling to rival Muhlenberg College, 9-3, in a non-conference match at Scotty Wood Stadium. Moravian jumped out to a 1-0 lead less than a minute into the match when junior midfielder Ken Blom scored; However, Muhlenberg would score twice to end the first quarter with a 2-1 lead. The Greyhounds would tally the first two goals of the second quarter to retake the lead at 3-2 on goals by Blom and freshman attack Jason Tosches. The Mules would tie the match up before halftime. In the second half, Muhlenberg scored six unanswered goals for the victory. Muhlenberg finished the game with a 39-23 advantage in shots, a 42-26 edge in ground balls and won ten of 15 face-offs. For the Greyhounds, Blom had two goals while Tosches had one goal. Junior midfielder TJ Hirsch had an assist for Moravian to go with four ground balls and two face-off wins. Freshman defender Steven Carroll and Blom each also had four ground balls while senior defender Rocco DiPoalo won three of four face-offs. Moravian freshman goalie Benjamin Larson made 20 saves in his first collegiate start. For Muhlenberg, Kyle Farris had three goals and an assist while Sean Toohill added two goals and an assist. Nick Fletcher and James Robinson also had a goal and an assist for the Mules. Robinson and Steven Toto scooped up a team high five ground balls for Muhlenberg while Mile Tentindo and Luke LaMarca each had three fave-off wins. Goalie Daniel Kotch made ten saves. The victory gives Muhlenberg a 9-4 lead in the annual Matte Award standings and guarantees the trophy will stay at Muhlenberg for the third straight year.

Moravian College (1-4)	1	2	0	0	--	3
Muhlenberg College (2-2)	2	1	2	4	--	9

Vs. Susquehanna University at Lehigh University's Ulrich Turf Field - Lost 17-11    Boxscore

Moravian opened its 2006 Middle Atlantic Conference season with a 17-11 loss to Susquehanna University in a match played at Lehigh University's Robert Ulrich Turf Field. With the match tied 1-1 after two minutes, the Crusaders scored four straight goals and ended the first quarter with a 6-2 advantage. Susquehanna added six more goals in the second quarter to head to the intermission with a 12-5 lead. Both teams scored three goals in the third quarters and Moravian out-scored Susquehanna, 3-2, in the final 15 minutes. Of the Greyhounds' six second half goals, three were scored while the team was up a man. Susquehanna finished the game with a 38-31 advantage in shots while Moravian had a 39-34 edge in ground balls. Both teams won 15 face-offs in the match. Junior midfielder Ken Blom and freshman attack Jason Tosches led Moravian with three goals each while T.J. Hirsch added two man-up goals and an assist. Hirsch also scooped up a team high 11 ground balls and won ten of 20 face-offs. Freshman attack Keith Danner added a goal and two assists for the Greyhounds while freshman attack Christopher Danni and freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh each scored goals. Junior midfielder Tristan Flis and sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield each contributed assists for the Greyhounds. Moravian sophomore goalie Peter Coutros had six saves in 30 minutes of action while freshman keeper Benjamin Larson had eight saves in the second half for the Greyhounds. Ryan Walters, Mike Tozzi and BJ Allen each netted three goals and had an assist for the Crusaders. Greg Norris, Greg Burns and Shane Enos all had two goals each. Burns had a team leading nine ground balls while Conor Buckley won 15 of 29 face-offs. Brett Brown made nine stops in goal for Susquehanna in 54 minutes of action while Kirk Ryan had two saves in just under six minutes of action.

Susquehanna University (2-2. 1-0 MAC)	6	6	3	2	--	17
Moravian College (1-3, 0-1 MAC)	2	3	3	3	--	11

At Marymount (VA) University - Lost 10-9 (overtime)    Boxscore

Moravian dropped its first road game of the 2006 season, falling to Marymount (VA) University, 10-9 in non-conference action. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first quarter before the Saints tied the match. Moravian would retake the lead at 4-2 in the second quarter; however, Marymount tied the match before the intermission at 4-4. The Greyhounds scored four goals in the third quarter to take an 8-6 lead into the final quarter. Marymount scored three times in the fourth including the tying goal with just 43 seconds left in regulation. The Saints won the match 1:39 into the overtime session on a man-up goal by Brandon Nemes. Freshman attack Christopher Danni led the Greyhounds with three goals while freshman attack Jason Tosches and junior midfielder Ken Blom each scored two goals. Junior midfielder TJ Hirsch had a goal and two assists, and he won six of 13 face-offs in the match. Hirsch also led Moravian with five ground balls. Freshman attack Keith Danner contributed three assists for the Greyhounds while freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh had a goal and won all four of his face-offs. Sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield had an assist for Moravian while Blom and freshman midfielder Brian Cleaver each had three ground balls. Sophomore goalie Peter Coutros had five saves in the first half for the Greyhounds while freshman goalie Benjamin Larson made five saves in the second half and overtime. For Marymount, Kevin Conklin led the Saints with four goals and an assist for five points while PJ Keshavarz had a goal and three assists. Joe Lambert had two goals with six ground balls while Tom Veirs also had six ground balls for Marymount. Saint goalie Alex Hammer made 12 saves, and he had six ground balls.

Moravian College (1-2)	2	2	4	1	0	--	9
Marymount (VA) University (3-2)	2	2	2	3	1	--	10

Vs. Wesley (DE) College at Lehigh University's Ulrich Turf Field - Lost 19-8    Boxscore

The Greyhounds suffered their first loss of the season, falling to Wesley (DE) College, 19-8, in a non-conference match play at Robert Ulrich Turf Field on the Goodman Campus of Lehigh University. Moravian had leads of 2-1 in the first quarter and 5-4 in the second quarter before the Wolverines scored three straight man-up goals to take the lead. Wesley, which led 8-6 at halftime, scored four times in the first 4:10 of the third quarter to take control of the match. The Wolverines out-shot Moravian 47-22 and had a 38-24 advantage on ground balls while Moravian won 17 of 31 face-offs in the match. Junior midfielder Ken Blom led the Greyhounds with three goals and an assist while junior midfielder TJ Hirsch added two goals and an assist. Blom had a pair of man-up goals for Moravian while Hirsch won 13 of 24 face-offs. Freshman attack Keith Danner, freshman attach Christopher Danni and junior attack Nick Cacciutti each had goals for the Greyhounds while sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield added an assist. Sophomore defender David Poppe and freshman defender Steven Carroll led Moravian with four ground balls while freshman midfielder Bradley McVaugh scooped up three ground balls. Sophomore goalie Peter Coutros made 11 saves and added two ground balls for the Greyhounds while seeing 42 and a half minutes of action in the cage. Freshman keeper Benjamin Larson started the second half for Moravian and had five saves in 17 and a half minutes before leaving the game with an injury.For Wesley, junior attack Mike DiFede scored five goals including a man-up goal while sophomore attack Dean Evans and senior midfielder Steve Mason each netted three goals. Evans had three assists while Mason scored a pair of man-up goals. Senior midfielder Mike Dietrich, sophomore midfielder Justin Thompson and freshman attack Greg Taylor each scored two goals for the Wolverines while Dietrich had one assist and won 12 of 26 face-offs. Sophomore midfielder Kenny Glaveskas had a goal and an assist while freshman attack Matt Sewell found the back of the cage once for the Wolverines. Freshman defender Joe Monroe led Wesley with eight ground balls while freshman defender Kirk Waldie scooped up six ground balls. Senior goalie Anthony Edwards played the first half of the match for the Wolverines with four saves while sophomore keeper Jim McCleaft had six saves in the second half.

Wesley (DE) College (1-0)	3	5	5	6	--	19
Moravian College (1-1)	2	4	1	1	--	8

Vs. Vassar College at Lehigh University's Ulrich Turf Field - Won 6-2    Boxscore

Moravian began the 2006 season with a 6-2 non-conference victory over Vassar College in a match played at Robert Ulrich Turf Field on the Goodman Campus of Lehigh University due to construction at Rocco Calvo Field. This is the second time in the three years of men's lacrosse at Moravian that the Greyhounds have won their season opening match and the earliest the team has played in the month of February. Moravian took a 1-0 lead on a goal by junior midfielder Ken Blom. Vassar would tie the match; however, the Greyhounds scored the final three goals of the first half for a 4-1 halftime lead. Junior attack Nick Cacciutti led Moravian with three goals while junior attack Daniel Larson had a goal and an assist. Freshman attack Jason Tosches also found the back of the cage with his first collegiate goal for the Greyhounds while junior midfielder TJ Hirsch had an assist to go with five ground balls and six of seven face-off wins. Moravian sophomore midfielder Aaron Satterfield also added an assist in the victory. Greyhound sophomore goalie Peter Coutros made two saves while playing the first half of the match while freshman keeper Benjamin Larson had seven saves in the second half. Moravian had a 29-20 advantage in shots, a 35-16 edge in ground balls and won nine of 12 face-offs. For Vassar, sophomore attack Tristan Jemiolo had a goal and an assist while sophomore attack Eric Schrager added a goal and junior midfielder Steven Cataldo had an assist. Junior goalie Will Widen made seven saves for the Brewers.

Vassar College (0-1)	1	0	1	0	--	2
Moravian College (1-0)	3	1	1	1	--	6