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Tampa Concludes Season in NCAA Semis With 12-10 Loss to Limestone

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via press release – photo via Tampa web site   GAFFNEY, S.C. –  The No. 8 University of Tampa men’s lacrosse team fell to No. 1 Limestone College in a national semifinal match-up. INSIDE THE MATCHUP: Final: Limestone Saints 12, Tampa Spartans 10 Records: Tampa (15-5), Limestone  (20-1) Location: Saints Field l Gaffney, S.C. All-time Series: Limestone now leads the series 9-0. Follow Us: @TampaSpartans on TwitterFacebookInstagramSnapchat and Vimeo  HOW IT HAPPENED:  1st Period
  • The first goal of the game came from the Tampa’s Jake Mosher McGraw with an assist from Andrew Kew.
  • After a penalty on Tampa, Limestone acted and had their first goal of the game.
  • Conor Whipple answered back with an unassisted goal at 10:43.
  • The Saints answered back with two goals to take a lead going to the second period.
2nd Period
  • The Saints had the first goal at 14:43 to take a two-goal lead.
  • Jake Schmidt fired to bring the deficit to only one goal.
  • Yet two more Saints goals in man-up situation gave them a lead of 7-4 before half-time.
3rd Period
  • Tampa’s Whipple with an assist from Bryan Wright opened the second half.
  • Limestone answered with three goals to take a lead of 10-5.
  • Mosher McGraw had his second goal of game at 6:18, assisted by Kew.
  • Schmidt had his second goal with an assist from Kew with 29 seconds left to decrease the Saint’s lead to 10-7.
4th Period
  • Whipple had the first goal of the period to bring the Tampa goal tally to 8.
  • The Saints would answer back with a goal of their own.
  • Another goal from Whipple at 4:35 made it 11-9.
  • The Saints responded again.
  • Despite a fight back with a goal from Schmidt assisted by Whipple, Tampa fell by a final score of 12-10.
INSIDE THE STATS:
  • Whipple led all Spartans in point with five (four goals and one assist).
  • Schmidt tallied three goals while Mosher McGraw had two.
  • Luke Posner and Wright tied for a team high five ground balls today.
  • Charlie Cummins, Jack Tyrrell and Posner each had two caused turnovers.
  • A.J. Arnold had eleven saves in net.
   

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