Sophomore goalie Liam Kelly clears the ball after a save at Colorado College. Photo courtesy of Daryl Batt, Colorado College Athletic Communications
Sophomore goalie Liam Kelly clears the ball after a save at Colorado College. Photo courtesy of Daryl Batt, Colorado College Athletic Communications
March 1, 2025

Moravian Falls at Colorado College

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. --- The Moravian University men’s lacrosse squad fell to host Colorado College, 17-8, in non-conference action Saturday afternoon.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. --- The Moravian University men's lacrosse squad fell to host Colorado College, 17-8, in non-conference action Saturday afternoon.

How It Happened

  • The Tigers scored the first two goals of the match before sophomore attack Ryan Kokoszka got the Greyhounds on the scoreboard four and a half minutes into action. Colorado added a goal before senior midfielder Dan Kelly scored for the Blue & Grey. After the Tigers scored, sophomore attack Nick Coffaro netted a goal to make it 4-3 with just under four minutes left in the first quarter. Colorado put a pair of goals in the net before graduate student attack Trevor Dzama and senior midfielder Aaron Judge tallied goals to pull the Hounds within a goal after 15 minutes of action
  • Judge scored on a man-up opportunity to begin the second quarter to even the contest at 6-6. However, the Tigers added five goals to head to the intermission with an 11-6 lead
  • Judge found the net again to start the second half while Colorado added six goals to lead 17-7 after 45 minutes of play
  • The Hounds scored the lone goal of the fourth quarter

Inside the Numbers

  • Moravian had six players register a point in the contest with Judge netting a hat trick
  • Kokoszka netted two goals while Kelly had a goal and three assists
  • Coffaro and Dzama both scored one goal while senior short stick midfielder Kyle Weiss and senior Steven Salica each had one assists with Weiss scooping up two ground balls
  • Freshman Owen Deady was 10-for-18 on face-offs to go along with four ground balls while senior Gannon Mesko was 3-for-10 on face-offs
  • Freshman midfielder Dylan DeNaples contributed three ground balls while sophomore long stick midfielder Andrew Cassese and senior short stick defensive midfielder Aden Moskovitz both had two ground balls
  • Sophomore goalie Liam Kelly posted one save in 37 and a half minutes of action while sophomore goalie Nick Crames made six saves in the final 22 and a half minutes and junior defender Mike Sickler added a pair of caused turnovers
  • Both squads had 19 ground balls, and the Hounds were 1-for-2 on extra-man opportunities 

Up Next for the Greyhounds

  • Saturday, March 8 vs. Immaculata University, 1:00 p.m.
  • Wednesday, March 19 at DeSales University, 7:00 p.m.