At The Catholic University of America - Lost 16-5      Boxscore

Moravian lost its final match of the 2008 season, falling to The Catholic University of America, 16-5, in Landmark Conference action. The Cardinals jumped out toa 3-0 lead and led 5-2 after 15 minutes. Catholic would also lead 8-4 at halftime and 14-4 after three quarters. The Cardinals had a 39-23 advantage in shots, a 23-13 edge in ground balls and won 14 of 22 face-offs in the match. Moravian junior attack Jason Tosches led the squad with two goals and an assist for three points while junior midfielder Brian Cleaver added two goals. Freshman attack David Bennett found the back of the net once while junior defender Steven Carroll had an assist. Freshman midfielder David Forte had a team high four ground balls and won four of ten face-offs for Moravian while sophomore defender Kevin Smart had three ground balls and was three of eight on face-ofss. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had eight saves for the Greyhounds. Michael Scotto led Catholic with six goals and an assist while Tim Rettaliata had three goals and one assist. David Redmond won 14 of 20 face-offs and had six ground balls while Greg Kavazanjian had seven saves in 56 minutes in goal.

Moravian College (4-12, 0-6 Landmark)	2	2	0	1	--	5
The Catholic University of America (7-9, 2-4 Landmark)	5	3	6	2	--	16

At Muhlenberg College - Lost 17-6      Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their final non-conference match of the 2008 season, falling to rival Muhlenberg, 17-6, at Scotty Wood Stadium. The loss also gave the two schools nine wins in their annual Matte Award competition to end the year in a tie. The Mules jumped out to a 1-0 lead before Moravian tied the contest at 1-1 on a goal by freshman midfielder David Forte midway through the first quarter. However, Muhlenberg would lead, 5-2, after 15 minutes. The Greyhounds scored two quick goals to start the second quarter with tallies by junior midfielder Brian Cleaver and freshman attack David Bennett to pull within 5-4 with 12:52 to go in the second quarter. The Mules responded with 11 straight goals to take control of the contest. Moravian did not score again until junior attack Jason Tosches netted a man-down goal with 51 seconds remaining in the third quarter to make the score 16-5. Muhlenberg had a 53-22 advantage in shots, a 46-34 edge in ground balls and won 18 of 27 face-offs. Cleaver led the Greyhounds with two goals and an assists while freshman midfielder Robert Devine had a goal and two assists to go with four ground balls and nine of 22 on face-offs. Bennett finished with a goal and an assist while Tosches and Forte each had a goal. Senior defender David Poppe led Moravian with seven ground balls while junior defender Steven Carroll added five ground balls. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 14 saves for the Greyhounds, to reach 200 saves for the season, and he added two ground balls. Brent Siebold led Muhlenberg with four goals while Andrew Lolley had three goals and two assists. Nick Fletcher and Tim Martin each netted two goals and an assist for the Mules while Kyle Farris found the back of the net twice. Muhlenberg used three goalies in the match with Andrew Bell earning the win with three saves in the first half. Dan Dugan won eight of ten face-offs for the Mules and had a team high six ground balls.

Moravian College (4-11)	2	2	1	1	--	6
Muhlenberg College (9-4)	5	7	4	1	--	17

Vs. Kean University - Lost 14-7      Boxscore

Moravian lost its final home match of the 2008 season, falling to Kean University, 14-7, in non-conference action at Rocco Calvo Field. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead just over three minutes into the match on a goal by freshman midfielder Robert Devine, and Moravian led 4-3 after one quarter with junior attack Christopher Danni netting a goal with 1.3 seconds remaining in the first quarter. However, the Cougars would out-score Moravian 4-1 in the second quarter and 5-1 in the third for a 12-6 lead with 15 minutes to play. Kean finished with a 46-28 advantage in shots, a 44-39 edge in ground balls and won 18 of 24 face-offs. Junior attack Jason Tosches led the Greyhounds with three goals while Devine had a goal and an assist. Devine was five of 20 on face-offs and had four ground balls. Danni, junior midfielder Brian Cleaver and senior defender David Poppe each had goals for Moravian while freshman attack David Bennett had three assists and sophomore midfielder Kevin Smart had one assist. Poppe's goal was the first of his collegiate career and came on senior day. Poppe also had seven ground balls in the match to lead Moravian, and junior defender Steven Carroll added seven ground balls as well. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 11 saves and five ground balls. Chris DeCarlo led Kean with five goals while Scott Leathem had three goals. Dennis Novello and Dennis Lukacsko each had two goals and an assist for the Cougars while Anthony Bertucci added a goal and two asssits. C.J. Gannon had one goal while Eric Gillar had three assists. Tim Grottendick won 14 of 19 face-offs for Kean and had four ground balls while Tom Eller had a team high seven ground balls for the Cougars. Dave Nichols made six saves in goal for Kean in 58 minutes of action while John Gesumaria had one save.

Kean University (10-5)	3	4	5	2	--	14
Moravian College (4-10)	4	1	1	1	--	7

Vs. The University of Scranton - Lost 12-9      Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their final home Landmark Conference match of the season, falling to The University of Scranton, 12-9, at Rocco Calvo Field. The loss was the fifth straight for Moravian. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 2-0 lead behind goals from junior attack Christopher Danni and junior midfielder Brian Cleaver in the first 5:32 of the match, and Moravian led 3-2 after the first quarter. However, the Royals out scored the Greyhounds 4-0 in the second quarter to take a 6-3 halftime lead with Sranton's final goal of the half coming with one second left on a goal by Doug Homan. The Royals had a 4-3 advantage in the third quarter to lead 10-6 with 15 minutes remaining. The Greyhounds would out score Scranton, 3-2, in the fourth quarter with a pair of man-up goals. The Royals finished the contest with a 42-37 advantage in shots, a 41-37 edge in ground balls and won 18 of 25 face-offs. Junior attack Jason Tosches led the Greyhounds with three goals including a pair of man-up tallies while Cleaver had two goals and an assist with one man-up goal. Freshman attack David Bennett and freshman midfielder Robert Devine each contributed a goals and two assists for Moravian while freshman midfielder David Forte added a goal and an assist. Freshman defender Michael Santos led Moravian with seven ground balls while Devine added six ground balls while winning seven of 18 face-offs. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had six ground balls and 19 saves for the Greyhounds. Stephen Bruestle led Scranton with four goals and an assist while Christian Dugan and Kyle Frank each had two goals and two assists. Homan found the back of the cage twice while Phil Linder added a goal and an assist for the Royals. J.P. Barton netted one goal while Thomas Kornobis and Sean Coleman had assists for Scranton. Patrick Cefalu was 18 of 25 on face-offs for the Royals and had a match high ten ground balls while Matthew Huber added eight ground balls. Scranton goalie Jeremy Dowiak had ten saves and three ground balls in the contest.

The University of Scranton (11-3, 3-1 Landmark)	2	4	4	2	--	12
Moravian College (4-9, 0-5 Landmark)	3	0	3	3	--	9

At Goucher College - Lost 20-2      Boxscore

Moravian lost its fifth straight match, falling to Goucher College, 20-2, in Landmark Conference action. The Gophers would score first but the Greyhounds tied the contest with 11:30 remaining in the first quarter on a goal by junior attack Jason Tosches. However, Goucher then scored the next 11 goals to build a 12-1 lead with just over four minutes remaining in the first half. The Gophers had a 5-1 advantage at the end of the first quarter and led 14-2 at the intermission. Goucher would extend it lead to 18-2 after three quarters. The Gophers had a 62-24 advantage in shots, a 59-37 edge in ground balls and won 14 of 24 face-offs in the match. Tosches and freshman midfielder Robert Devine each scored for Moravian with junior attack Christopher Danni adding an assist. Devine won seven of 17 face-offs to go with three ground balls while senior defender Steven Carroll led the Greyhounds with six ground balls. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy also had six ground balls for Moravian to go along with 16 saves. Casey Hughes led Goucher with five goals and an assist for six points while Dave Huff added three goals and an assist. Cooper Mazon had two goals and an assist for the Gophers while Brian Hoge had two goals and two assists and Chris Argonish and Alex Boucher each finding the goal twice. David Jardin led Goucher with 11 ground balls while Hughes had eight ground balls and Jamie Houghton won nine of 17 face-offs. Austin Main made six saves in 30 minutes of action for Goucher while Chris Stricklin had seven saves in the second half of the match.

Moravian College (4-8, 0-4 Landmark)	1	1	0	0	--	2
Goucher College (8-3, 3-0 Landmark)	5	9	4	2	--	20

At The United States Merchant Marine Academy - Lost 19-9    Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their fourth straight match and remained winless in the inaugural Landmark Conference season, falling to the United States Merchant Marine Academy in Landmark Conference action. The Mariners jumped out to a 6-0 lead before the Greyhounds got on the scoreboard with a man-up goal by junior attack Christopher Danni with just eight seconds remaining in the first quarter. U.S. Merchant Marine scored ten of the 12 goals in the second quarter to build a 16-3 halftime lead. Moravian would outscore the Mariners, 6-3, in the second half. U.S. Merchant Marine had a 51-32 advantage in shots, a 57-41 edge in ground balls and won 16 of 31 face-offs in the match. Danni led the Greyhounds four goals while junior attack Jason Tosches and freshman midfielder Robert Devine each had a goal and two assists. Junior attack Keith Danner added two goals for Moravian while junior midfielder Brian Cleaver had a goal. Freshman midfielder Tim Smetana had an assists. Devine led Moravian with eight ground balls and won 12 of 24 face-offs while senior defender David Poppe had six ground balls and Cleaver scopped up five ground balls. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 14 saves and four ground balls in the match. Brennan Dougherty led the Mariners with four goals and two assists while Robert De Pol added three goals and an assist. Brian Flannery had two goals and four assists for U.S. Merchant Marine while Ryan Merritt and Hunter Smith each netted two goals. Robert Boyd made four saves in 30 minutes in goal for the Mariners while Keegan Boyle had four saves in 20 minutes of action.

Moravian College (4-7, 0-3 Landmark)	1	2	2	4	--	9
United States Merchant Marine Academy (4-6, 1-2 Landmark)	6	12	1	2	--	19

At Immaculata University - Lost 9-4    Boxscore

Moravian suffered a 9-4 loss at Immaculata University in non-conference action. Immaculata jumped out to a 3-0 lead before the Greyhounds got on the board with a goal by junior attack Jason Tosches with just 17 seconds left in the first quarter. The score remained 3-1 until Moravian junior attack Christopher Danni netted a man-up goal 1:11 into the third quarter to cut the lead to 3-2. However, Immaculata led 6-4 after three quarters and netted the only three goals in the fourth quarter. Moravian had a 38-27 advantage in shots, a 30-26 edge in ground balls and won nine of 17 face-offs in the match. Tosches led the Greyhounds with two goals while Danni and junior attack Keith Danner each found the back of the net once. Freshman attack David Bennett had Moravian's only assist while freshman midfielder Robert Devine led the Greyhounds with nine gruond balls and won nine of 14 face-offs. Moravian freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 11 saves and four ground balls in the match while junior defender Steven Carroll added four ground balls. Brendan Dinneen led Immaculata with three goals and an assist while Tom Hartney had two goals and two assists. Zach Krytzer and Geoff Lorentz each contributed a goal and an assist while Joe Keller and Drew McLaughlin each hit the back of the net for Immaculata. Goalie Andrew Sim made 23 saves in the match for Immaculata while Stone Gahagan won seven of 16 face-offs.

Moravian College (4-6)	1	0	3	0	--	4
Immaculata University (2-4)	3	0	3	3	--	9

Vs. Susquehanna University - Lost 12-6    Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their second straight match, the first time this season Moravian has lost two in a row, falling to Susquehanna University, 12-6, in Landmark Conference action at Rocco Calvo Field. The loss also dropped Moravian below the .500 mark for the first time this season. The Greyhounds scored first in the match on an unassisted goal by junior attack Christopher Danni just over three minutes into the contest; however, the Crusaders netted the next three goals to lead 3-1 after the first quarter. Susquehanna also scored the first two goals of the second quarter and added a pair of man-up tallies to lead 7-2 at halftime. The Crusaders were up 8-3 after three quarters before Moravian netted two quick goals in the fourth quarter to pull within 8-5 with 13:29 remaining. Susquehanna ran off the next three goals to rebuild its lead. The Greyhounds held a 39-36 advantage in shots, a 41-40 edge in ground balls and won 16 of 22 face-offs in the match. Freshman attack Robert Devine, who won 13 of 17 face-offs for Moravian, led the Greyhounds with two goals while junior attack Keith Danner had a goal and an assist. Freshman midfielder Trevor Galler and junior midfielder Brian Cleaver each added goals for Moravian while junior attack Jason Tosches and freshman attack Christopher Mohapp each had an assist. Senior defender David Poppe led the Greyhounds with seven ground balls while Devine and junior defender Steven Carroll each added six ground balls. Moravian freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 13 saves and five ground balls in the match. Senior midfielder Greg Burns led Susquehanna with four goals while senior midfielder Ryan Walters had two goals and three assists. Junior attack Greg Norris and sophomore midfielder Tom Jakubowski each had two goals for the Crusaders while senior attack Tim Storck had a goal and an assist. Junior attack Sam Jayne also scored for Susquehanna while sophomore midfielder Fred Morse and senior attack Shane Enos each had assists. Senior midfielder Dan Torie led the Crusaders with eight ground balls while senior goalie Kirk Ryan had 17 saves and three ground balls in the contest.

Susquehanna University (3-5, 1-1 Landmark)	3	4	1	4	--	12
Moravian College (4-5, 0-2 Landmark))	1	1	1	3	--	6

Vs. Drew University - Lost 24-8    Boxscore

Moravian dropped its inaugural Landmark Conference match, falling to Drew Unviersity, 24-8, in a match at Rocco Calvo Field. The Greyhounds scored first on a goal by junior attack Jason Tosches; however, the Rangers scored the next six goals and 15 opf the next 17 goals to head to the intermission with a 15-3 lead. Drew would extend its lead to 21-3 early in the third quarter before the Greyhounds netted four straight goals to trail 21-7 after 45 minutes. The Rangers had a 49-27 advantage in shots, a 57-42 edge in ground balls and won 25 of 35 face-offs in the match. Senior attack Robert Budziszewski and sophomore attack/midfielder Mike Sayes each had five goals and an assist to lead Drew while sophomore attack Jon Buckham had three goals and four assists for the Rangers. Junior midfielder Jon Dowiak won17 fo 21 face-offs for Drew to go with three assists and four gruond balls while junior midfielder Sean McNulty had a team high nine ground balls to go with two goals for the Rangers. Sophomore goalie Brad Mendelson made nine saves and earned the victory in goal for Drew in 30 minutes of action while junior keeper Michael Celentano had three saves in the second half. Freshman midfielder Robert Devine led Moravian with four goals and two assists while Tosches netted two goals. Junior attack Keith Danner and freshman attack Christopher Mohapp each had a goal and an assist for the Greyhounds. Senior defender David Poppe led Moravian with seven ground balls while freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 13 saves and a pair of ground balls while dropping to 4-3 on the season. Moravian junior defender Steven Carroll added five ground balls to reach 100 for his career.

Drew University (2-4, 1-0 Landmark)	7	8	6	3	--	24
Moravian College (4-4, 0-1 Landmark))	2	1	4	1	--	8

Vs. Elizabethtown College - Won 13-12 (overtime)    Boxscore

Junior attack Jason Tosches scored his fifth goal of the match 1:45 into overtime to lift the Greyhounds to a 13-12 overtime win over Elizabethtown College in non-conference action at Rocco Calvo Field. The Blue Jays jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead in the first quarter before Moravian ran of four straight goals with two by freshman midfielder Robert Devine to lead 4-2 after 15 minutes of action. The Greyhounds also score the first goal of the second quarter for a 5-2 lead before Elizabethtown scored twice to cut the Moravian lead to 5-4. The Greyhounds responded with three more goals in a row including two by Tosches to take their largest lead of the game at 8-4. The Blue Jays would get two of those goals back before halftime which saw Moravian holding an 8-6 lead. Elizabethtown scored first in the third quarter and then two more times including once with a man-down after a Greyhound score to tie the match at 9-9 after 45 minutes. The Blue Jays would score twice to start the final quarter only to have Tosches and Devine score and tie the match again at 11-11 with 5:52 to play. Just seven seconds later, Elizabethtown was back in the lead as midfielder Jon Day won a face-off and scored immediately. Devine would tie the contest again with 3:52 remaining on a man-up goal. In the overtime session, Tosches took a pass from junior defender Steven Carroll on a Moravian clear and put the ball in the upper portion of the net from the left side of the field. The Greyhounds had a 36-33 edge in shots while Elizabethtown had a 52-47 advantage in ground balls and won 19 of 30 face-offs. Tosches had an assist to go with his five goals for a total of six points while Devine netted four goals to go with a team high 12 ground balls and eight face-off wins. Freshman attack Christopher Mohapp contributed a goal and two assists for Moravian while freshman attack David Bennett had a goal and an assist. Freshman midfielder David Forte netted a goal for Moravian while junior attack Keith Danner had three assists. Carroll added four ground balls to go with his assist on the winning goal. Greyhound freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy made six saves and added eight ground balls while earning his fourth win of the season. Day led Elizabethtown with four goals and 14 ground balls while winning 17 of 24 face-offs. Kurt Deschner added two goals and two assists for the Blue Jays while Brian Schaaf had a goal and three assists. Ryan McCafferty found the back of the net twice for Elizabethtown while Josh Dougherty had a goal and an assist. Jeff Long and Aaron Weber each had goals for the Blue Jays while Greg Kenneally had three assists. Chris Schuch started in goal for Elizabethtown, making one save in just over 15 minutes of action. Austin Hayes finished out the game in the cage with 11 saves and three ground balls.

Elizabethtown College (2-4)	2	4	3	3	0	--	12
Moravian College (4-3)	4	4	1	3	1	--	13

Vs. King's College - Lost 10-8    Boxscore

Moravian dropped a 10-8 non-conference decision to King's College at Rocco Calvo Field after holding a lead the entire first half. The Greyhounds lead 3-0 after one quarter and were up 6-0 before the Monarchs scored. Trailing 6-1 at halftime, King's scored six straight goal in the third quarter to have the match tied at 7-7 after 45 minutes. The Monarchs would out score Moravian, 3-1, in the final quarter. Moravian had a 41-34 advantage in shots, a 42-41 edge in ground balls and won 11 of 21 face-offs. Freshman midfielder Robert Devine led the Greyhounds with three goals while freshman attack David Bennett added two goals. Junior attack Keith Danner had a goal and two assists for Moravian while freshman attack Christopher Mohapp added a goal and an assist. Junior attack Jason Tosches had a goal for the Greyhounds while Devine had a team high 11 ground balls and won nine of 16 face-offs. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had nine saves and five ground balls in the contest. Rusty Booth scored three goals to lead the Monarchs while Daniel Carducci and T.J. Lyon each netted two goals. Chris Landry had a goal and an assist for King's while John Doran and Ryan Lachner had goals. Kris Skewes had a match high four assists for the Monarchs. Tim Cassi made 16 saves in goal for King's.

King's College (2-1)	0	1	6	3	--	10
Moravian College (3-3)	3	3	1	1	--	8

Vs. University of New England at Sylvan Lake Park in Sanford, Florida - Won 14-6    Boxscore

The Greyhounds won their second straight match and completed their spring trip to Florida with a 14-6 non-conference victory over the University of New England at Sylvan Lake Park in Sanford, Florida. Moravian is 3-2 after five matches for just the second time in the brief five-year history of the program, matching the 3-2 start by the inaugural squad in 2004. Moravian led 2-1 after one quarter, and the Greyhounds had a 4-3 edge at halftime. The Greyhounds out-scored the Nor'Easters, 5-2 in the third quarter and 5-1 in the fourth for the victory. Junior attack Jason Tosches led Moravian with six goals while freshman midfielder Robert Devine had three goals. Junior midfielder Brian Cleaver and junior attack Keith Danner each found the back of the cage tice with Danner adding an assist or the Greyhounds. Freshman attack Christopher Mohapp had a goal and two assists while junior defender Steven Carroll added two assists. Junior attack Christopher Danni and freshman attack David Bennett each added an assist for Moravian. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy made 17 saves in the cage for the Greyhounds to improve to 3-1 on the season since coming in for injured starter junior Benjamin Larson.

University of New England (1-1)	1	2	2	1	--	6
Moravian College (3-2)	2	2	5	5	--	14

Vs. Alvernia College at Disney Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida - Won 18-2    Boxscore

Moravian evened its record at 2-2 this season with an 18-2 victory over Alvernia College in a non-conference match played at the Disney Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 6-1 lead after 15 minutes and led 8-2 at halftime. Moravian would score five goals in both the third and fourth quarters while keeping the Crusaders off of the board. Junior attack Jason Tosches led Moravian with six goals and two assists while freshman attack Christopher Mohapp had three goals and three assists. Freshman attack David Bennett found the back of the cage twice and had a team high four assists for the Greyhounds while freshman attack/midfielder Trevor Galler had the first two goals of his collegiate career. Junior attack Keith Danner and junior midfielder Brian Cleaver each contributed a goal and an assist for Moravian while freshman midfielder Robert Devine and junior defender Steven Carroll each netted goals. Junior attack Christpher Danni chipped in two assists in the Greyhound victory while freshman attack Ian Harrold had one assist. Freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy made ten saves to improve to 2-1 on the season.

Alvernia College (0-1)	1	1	0	0	--	2
Moravian College (2-2)	6	2	5	5	--	18

Vs. McDaniel College - Lost 21-3    Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped a 21-3 non-conference decision to McDaniel College at Rocco Calvo Field as Moravian closed out a three-game homestand to begin the 2008 season. The Green Terror jumped out to a 5-0 lead after one quarter and lead 11-0 at halftime. McDaniel would score a total of 16 goals before Moravian got on the scoreboard with 2:32 remaining in the third quarter on an unassisted goal by freshman attack Christopher Mohapp. Junior attack Jason Tosches added a man-up goal for the Greyhounds in the third quarter before freshman midfielder David Forte netted an unassisted goal in the fourth. McDaniel had a 64-18 advantage in shots, a 48-30 edge in ground balls and won 15 of 28 faceoffs against the Greyhounds, who were playing without four starters due to injury. Matt Buschman led the Green Terror with five goals and an assist while Gibbs Preston had a game high eight points on four goals and four assists. Chris Edmonds also had four goals for McDaniel while Evan Young added two goals. Moravian freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy had 21 saves and four ground balls in the match while Greyhound freshman midfielder Michael Santos led the team with six ground balls. Forte won seven of 16 faceoffs for Moravian. Kenny McHugh played 45 mintues in goal for the Green Terror with four saves while K.R. Schultz played the final 15 minutes with two saves. Jed Barnes led McDaniel with 11 ground balls and he won 12 of 18 faceoffs.

McDaniel College (1-0)	5	6	6	4	--	21
Moravian College (1-2)	0	0	2	1	--	3

Vs. DeSales University - Won 8-7    Boxscore

Moravian earned its first win of the 2008 season, defeating local rival DeSales University, 8-7, in a non-conference match at Rocco Calvo Field. The Greyhounds scored first on a goal by freshman midfielder Robert Devine just 1:54 into the first quarter. However, the Bulldogs ran off four straight goals and led 5-3 after the first quarter. Each team would score once in the second quarter to head to halftime with DeSales leading, 6-4. Moravian would net a pair of goals in the third quarter and limit the Bulldogs to one goal to pull within 7-6 after 45 minutes. The Greyhounds scoed the only two goals of the fourth quarter with junior midfielder Brian Cleaver scoring his second goal of the match with 13:28 to play to tie the contest at 7-7. Freshman attack Christopher Mohapp then scored with 7:32 remaining for what was the game-winning goal. Both teams took 28 shots in the contest with DeSales holding a 38-34 edge in ground balls. The Bulldogs also won 14 of 22 faceoffs. Devine, Mohapp, Cleaver and junior attack Keith Danner all netted two goals for the Greyhounds with Devine adding two assists. Mohapp, who scored a man-up goal for the Greyhounds, also had an assist as did sophomore midfielder Cruz Sierra. Moravian freshman goalie Benjamin Leavy, making his first career start, had 14 saves and five ground balls in the victory. Junior defender Steven Carroll led the Greyhounds with six ground balls while Sierra scooped up five ground balls. Matthew Kruzewski led DeSales with three goals while Jay Young and Whit Bruemmer each found the back of the cage twice. Matthew Brancaccio added two assists for the Bulldogs while Donald Clemens had one assist. Jarryd Stamatelos had ten saves for DeSales while Shane Corley won 13 of 15 faceoffs and had a team high seven ground balls.

DeSales University (0-1)	5	1	1	0	--	7
Moravian College (1-1)	3	1	2	2	--	8

Vs. Ursinus College - Lost 17-2    Boxscore

The Greyhounds started their 2008 season with a 17-2 non-conference loss to Ursinus College at Rocco Calvo Field. The Bears jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first quarter before Moravian freshman attack Christopher Mohapp netted the Greyhounds' first goal of the season. Moravian's other tally came in the fourth quarter when freshman attack David Bennett found the back of the cage with a man-up goal off of a pass from Mohapp. Ursinus had a 45-25 advantage in shots, a 46-27 edge in ground balls and won 13 of 22 face-offs in the match. Freshman midfielder Robert Devine had four ground balls and won six of 14 face-offs for the Greyhounds. Junior goalie Benjamin Larson had a team high five ground balls and had made five saves before leaving the game with an injury with 8:17 to play in the second quarter. Freshman keeper Benjamin Leavy finished in goal for the Greyhounds and had 11 saves in his first collegiate action. Sophomore attack Pat Nagle led the Bears with three goals and an assist for four points while senior midfielder Dane Mangin and junior attack Jason Patterson each had five points on two goals and three assists for Ursinus. Junior goalie Tony Aquilino and freshman keeper Jake Hubble each played 30 minutes for Ursinus and each goalie had six saves.

Ursinus College (1-0)	6	5	1	5	--	17
Moravian College (0-1)	1	0	0	1	--	2

Vs. Ursinus College - Postponed to February 25th

Moravian has postponed its 2008 season opener versus Ursinus College until Monday, February 25th due to snow and ice covering the turf at Rocco Calvo Field. The match will begin at 3:00 p.m. on Monday.