Ryan Hunt

Box Score

Roanoke ROANOKE 9-2, 4-0

Shenandoah SHENANDO 6-5, 2-2

Roanoke ROANOKE

9-2, 4-0

Final

Mar. 30, 2024

Shenandoah SHENANDO

6-5, 2-2

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Roanoke ROANOKE	10	7	4	8	29
Shenandoah SHENANDO	1	3	2	2	8

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 3/30/2024 3:56:00 PM

Kammerman, Whitlow Fuel Maroons’ Win over Shenandoah

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THE GAME FACTS
Score: Roanoke 29, Shenandoah 8
Location: Winchester, Va.

The Short Story: Two of Roanoke's senior offensive juggernauts combined for 18 points in a runaway ODAC road win over the Hornets.

HOW IT HAPPENED

The Maroons sprinted out to an 8-0 lead less than nine minutes into the contest. Wyatt Whitlow completed a hat trick during this span, while Luke Kammerman notched one goal and three assists during the early run. Roanoke would hold a 10-1 advantage by the end of the opening quarter.
After Shenandoah grabbed the opening marker of the second period, the Maroons reeled off five more unanswered tallies, pushing their lead to 15-2 on a goal from Quinn Evans with 6:11 left in the frame. RC would hold a 17-4 edge at the break.
The Hornets scored back-to-back goals early in the third quarter to make it 18-6, but that was as close as the game would get after halftime as the Maroons soared to the 21-goal victory.

BY THE NUMBERS

Whitlow and Kammerman notched nine points apiece to lead the way. Whitlow tallied seven goals and a pair of assists, while Kammerman finished with four goals and five helpers.
That duo had plenty of help: Luca Docking added two goals and two assists, Casey Lamey posted two goals and one assist, Patrick Cullen and Dominic Cuomo scored two goals apiece, and Clayton Bewick, Jay Frye and Bryson Miller each contributed one goal and one assist. Sixteen different Roanoke players found the back of the cage, and 18 Maroons recorded at least one point.
Jake Brader won 19-of-26 faceoffs and picked up 13 ground balls, while defenseman Brandon Solomon led the team with four caused turnovers and chipped in his first career goal.
Taylor Lewis played the first half in goal, making four saves with four goals allowed, while Alex Feuer notched five saves while yielding three goals in 17:54 of action.
Matt Daniel led Shenandoah with four points, totaling two goals and two assists, and Luke Petrie notched a hat trick. Mark Isabelle logged 45 minutes in goal, racking up 25 saves with 21 goals conceded.
The Maroons outshot the Hornets 83-32, won the ground ball battle 63-30, and forced 32 SU turnovers. RC also won 26-of-39 faceoffs.