The lead grew to 9-1 on Bergey’s goal at 12:41 of the third quarter before Goucher (8-8 overall) rallied with four straight goals overlapping the third and fourth quarters to pull to within 9-5. Freshman midfielder Binz Hansen fueled the run with two goals.

Salisbury then sealed the victory with three goals over the final 4:21, including Bergey’s and Arnold’s third of the day and Andy Murray’s extra-man tally with 56 seconds remaining.

Both goalies registered season-highs in saves, with Goucher sophomore Reeves Craig stopping 20 shots and Salisbury sophomore Dan Korpon making 14 saves. Salisbury finished with a 49-26 edge in total shots and won 12 of 19 faceoffs. Murray controlled 11 of his 16 draws.  Senior Rich Bayly registered all seven GC faceoff wins and tied the school-record with 152 wins on the season.

Goals
SAL - Arnold 3, Bergey 3, Lauer 3, Rohde, Murray, O’Neil
GOU - Hansen 2, Wilson, Robertson, Tarran-Jones

Assists
SAL - Bergey 4, Phillips 2, Martin 2, Arnold, Tamberrino, Oakley
GOU - Montgomery 2, Bayly

Saves
SAL - Korpon 14
GOU - Craig 20

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Women's Tennis Wins, Men Lose vs Washington
April 23, 2003

Women’s Results (SAL 7, WC 2)

Singles
No. 1 - Neko Browden (WC) def. Jody Cogar (SU)                 6-0, 6-7, 6-1
No. 2 - Cassie Meyer (SU) def. Shoko Nakamara (WC)          6-2, 6-0
No. 3 - Sam Coldren (SU) def. Devon Hufnal (WC)                 6-3, 6-2
No. 4 - Heather Tyng (SU) def. Linda Hooks (WC)                 6-1, 6-0
No. 5 - Gen Lowe (SU) def. Christina Vouras (WC)                6-2, 6-4
No. 6 - Sammie Smiles (SU) def. Samantha Halpin (WC)         6-4, 5-7, 7-6 (2)

Doubles
No. 1 - Browden/Nakamara (WC) def. Cogar/Coldren (SU)     8-4
No. 2 - Tyng/Meyer (SU) def. Hufnal/Jaclyn Moore (WC)       8-3
No. 3 - Smiles/Lowe (SU) def. Vouras/Halpin (WC)                8-3

Overall Team Records - Salisbury  9-6;  Washington  10-4

Men’s Results (WC 6, SAL 1)

Singles
No. 1 - Peter Taylor (WC) def. Nick Peel (SU)                           6-4, 6-1
No. 2 - Scott Mayberry (SU) def. Rafael Martins (WC)               6-4, 7-6 (1)
No. 3 - Louis Blanchette (WC) def. Tyler Robinson (SU)             6-4, 7-5
No. 4 - Asfand Farouk (WC) def. Jacob Cook (SU)                     6-0, 6-7, 6-0
No. 5 - Alvaro Prado (WC) def. Jamie Engles (SU)                     6-2, 6-0
No. 6 - Maceik Prytula (WC) def. Tim Mayberry (SU)                6-2, 6-1

Doubles
No. 1 - Taylor/Martins (WC) def. Mayberry/Peel (SU)                 8-4
No. 2 - Farouk/Prado (WC) def. Cook/Engles (SU)                      8-3
No. 3 - Blanchette/Prytula (WC) def. Mayberry/Robinson (SU)    8-4

Overall Team Records - Salisbury 6-11;  Washington 12-5

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Softball Sweeps Virginia Wesleyan; Win Streak at Nine
April 22, 2003

Salisbury 5, Virginia Wesleyan 1 (game one)
The Sea Gulls rallied from a 1-0 deficit with three runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth to down the Marlins in the first game of a non-conference doubleheader.  Senior pitcher Katie Mullinix (14-2) earned the victory with a four-hitter and delivered the key offensive blow with a three-run home run in the fifth inning.

VWC’s Becky Sowell, who recorded five strikeouts in five innings of work, took the loss. She carried a one-hit shutout into the fifth and retired the first two batters of the inning. Senior 3B Lisa Gentilella then singled, Kate Garland was hit-by-pitch, and Mullinix followed with her first home run of the year to put Salisbury ahead. The Gulls added two insurance runs in the sixth on Leslie White’s RBI single and a VWC error.

Devin Allen’s RBI single scoring Jamie Marsh accounted for VWC’s only run against Mullinix in the top of the fifth inning.

Salisbury 6, Virginia Wesleyan 1 (game two)
The Sea Gulls reached the 30-win mark for the seventh straight season by recording a 6-1 victory in game two to complete the sweep and extend their winning streak to a season-high nine games. Freshman hurler Lacey Lister went the distance for Salisbury (30-3-1 overall), improving to 16-1 on the season with a 10-strikeout, five-hit performance.

Rosie Aley’s first inning RBI single put SU ahead early. The Gulls added two more runs in the second on an RBI double by White, who then scored on an RBI single by Gentilella.

VWC reached Lister for its only run of the game in the top of the third when Marsh reached on an error and eventually scored on Kim Mulholland’s two-out single.

Kristy Shaffer’s RBI triple in the home half of the third pushed SU’s advantage to 4-1. White doubled to lead off the fourth and scored on a groundout by Gentilella. Aley added the final run in the fifth, singling with one out and eventually scoring on Erin Ruest’s groundout.

Starter Nicole Moeller took the loss for Virginia Wesleyan, which falls to 12-24 overall with the doubleheader loss.

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Gulls Secure Four #1 Seeds for CAC Tournaments
April 20, 2003

Championship Week has arrived for all of the Salisbury University spring sports teams as they battle for Capital Athletic Conference titles this week. Four Sea Gull squads - baseball, softball, men's lacrosse and women's lacrosse - secured #1 seeds for their respective CAC Tournaments by virtue of finishing first in the regular season. Those teams will maintain home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Four other teams, the men's and women's track teams, and men's and women's tennis teams, travel to Fredericksburg, VA, with Mary Washington serving as pre-determined host of those championships.

The baseball team (22-8-1 overall) hosts #6 seed Gallaudet in its first round game on Tuesday. The Gulls then play either Catholic or York in the second round on Thursday. The baseball tournament continues through Sunday, with all weekend games also hosted by the Sea Gulls, who are trying to capture their fourth straight CAC title.

The softball team (28-3-1) hosts the four-team double-elimination finals on Saturday and Sunday as the Gulls chase their seventh CAC crown. Salisbury begins play against either #4 Catholic or #5 Gallaudet on Saturday.

The men's lacrosse team (12-1 overall) earned a first round bye and hosts either #4 Goucher or #5 Marymount in Thursday's semifinal round game. A victory moves SU into Sunday's championship contest. The CAC Tournament winner receives an automatic berth for next month's NCAA Championship Tournament.

The women's lacrosse team (10-1) also earned a first round bye and hosts either #4 Marymount or #5 Goucher in Friday's semifinal round game. Like the men, a victory moves SU into Sunday's championship game, also to be played at home. The Gulls bring an eight-game winning streak into this week's CAC Tournament.

The baseball, softball and women's lacrosse teams are all ranked in the national polls and all hope to receive at-large bids for their respective NCAA Championship Tournaments. Unlike men's lacrosse, the conference champion does not receive automatic bids in those sports.

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Women's Lacrosse Extends Winning Streak With 18-5 Victory
April 19, 2003

Salisbury, Md - Junior Jessica White had five goals and two assists to lead #6 Salisbury to its eighth straight victory, downing #14 Colorado College 18-5 in a non-conference game Saturday. Salisbury (10-1 overall) registered its third straight and fifth overall win this year over a ranked opponent. Colorado falls to 7-4 overall.

White and freshman Lynsey Bateman (2g-2a) each scored twice in the first half as the Sea Gulls built a 5-2 halftime lead.  Each team scored twice in the first four minutes of the second half, pushing the score to 7-4. Salisbury then broke the game open by scoring the next 11 goals of the contest before Colorado added a final tally with 53 seconds remaining.

White scored three goals and assisted on two others during SU’s decisive 11-0 run. Junior Amber Stansbury (3g-1a) scored all three of her goals during the run, while sophomore Linda Ackermann (3g-2a) and freshman Liz Funk added two goals in that span.

Salisbury finished with a 44-18 advantage in total shots, including 26-9 in the second half. Colorado’s Cindy Yi recorded 18 saves in goal, while SU’s Dena Glisan registered nine saves. Helen Sneath and Cassie Abel paced Colorado College with two goals each.

Salisbury returns to action Friday in the semifinal round of the CAC Tournament, hosting the winner of the Tuesday's quarterfinal round game between Marymount and Goucher.

Salisbury              5 + 13 = 18
Colorado Coll.     2 +   3 =  5  

Goals
SAL - White 5, Ackermann 3, Stansbury 3, Funk 2, L. Bateman 2, Slafkosy, Tack, McCarthy
COL - Abel 2, Sneath 2, Craig

Assists
SAL - White 2, Ackermann 2, L. Bateman 2, Stansbury
COL - Fitzhugh, Richards

Saves
SAL - Glisan, 9
COL - Yi, 18

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Men's Lacrosse Beats MWC 17-5
April 17, 2003

Salisbury, Md - Senior Josh Bergey finished with five goals and two assists and junior Joe Tamberrino added three second half goals to lead #2 Salisbury to a 17-5 Capital Athletic Conference victory over Mary Washington. Leading 3-2 after one quarter, Salisbury (11-1 overall, 5-0 CAC) outscored Mary Washington (8-4, 5-1) 14-3 over the final three quarters to hand the Eagles their first conference loss of the year.

Mary Washington jumped to an early 2-0 lead behind goals from Paul Schutzman and Matt Wiles (3g). Consecutive goals by Bergey and one from defenseman Jeff Bigas pushed the Sea Gulls ahead at the end of the quarter.  Two goals by junior Cory O’Neil (2g-1a) and two more goals by Bergey fueled a 5-0 SU spurt that pushed the advantage to 8-2 with 5:18 remaining in the second quarter.

MWC’s Chris Doddridge opened the third quarter scoring, pulling the Eagles to within 9-4 before Salisbury answered with six straight over the next 14 minutes. Tamberrino scored three consecutive goals during that run, with Bryan Bradford and Andrew Reed also adding a goal and an assist.

Salisbury finished with a 39-13 advantage in total shots, and controlled 17 of 24 faceoffs in the game. SU’s Mike Taylor finished with six saves in goal, while MWC’s Mike D’Eredita registered 13 saves in 53 minutes of action. 

Salisbury                         3 + 6 + 4 + 4 = 17
Mary Washington            2 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 5  

Goals
SAL - Bergey 5, Tamberrino 3, O’Neil 2, Phillips, Reed, Bradford, Ricucci, Lauer, Bigas, Smith
MWC - Wiles 3, Doddridge, Schutzman

Assists
SAL - Bergey 2, O’Neil, Phillips, Arnold, Reed, Rohde, Bradford, Ricucci, Witt, Smith
MWC - Wiles, Fiore, Malone

Saves
SAL - Taylor 6
MWC - D’Eredita 13 (15g, 53:00); Boon 0s (2g, 7:00)

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Women's Lacrosse Wins Seventh Straight
April 16, 2003

Salisbury 14, Mary Washington 5

Salisbury, Md - Midfielders Shannon Jarrett and Amber Stansbury scored three goals apiece to lead #6 Salisbury to a 14-5 win over #10 Mary Washington in a Capital Athletic Conference game at home.

The Sea Gulls (9-1 overall, 5-0 CAC) secured the #1 seed and home field throughout next week’s CAC Tournament while also extending their winning streak to seven games. Mary Washington (8-4, 3-1 CAC) visits #8 St. Mary’s on Saturday, with the winner earning the #2 seed for the CAC Tournament.

Leading 4-3 midway through the first half, Salisbury scored the last three goals of the half and the first three goals of the second half to extend its margin to 10-3. Jarrett and Stansbury each tallied two goals during the 6-0 run.

Mary Washington’s Kami McNinch (1g-1a) stopped the Sea Gull run with a goal at 41:33, but Salisbury answered with another four-goal run over the next 12 minutes to seal the win. Freshmen Amanda Tack and Mary Bateman each had one goal and one assist during that run.

Salisbury finished with a 29-21 advantage in total shots, including 15-8 in the second half. SU’s senior goalie Dena Glisan recorded 10 saves, while MWC’s Robyn Lankford finished with four saves.  The Sea Gull defense has allowed just 11 goals in its last three games.

Salisbury hosts #14 Colorado College in a non-conference game Saturday (2 pm) before beginning play in next week’s CAC Tournament.

Salisbury                     6 + 8 = 14
Mary Washington       3 + 2 = 5  

Goals
SAL - Stansbury 3, Jarrett 3, Ackermann 2, Salfkosky, M. Bateman, L. Bateman, Tack, Funk, White
MWC - Goon 2, Gottlieb 2, Nagel, McNinch

Assists
SAL - Jarrett 2, L. Bateman 2, M. Bateman, Tack, Stansbury
MWC - Gottlieb, Larson, Clute, McNinch

Saves
SAL - Glisan 10
MWC - Lankford 4

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Fields Breaks SU Discus Record
April 14, 2003

Sophomore Brandon Fields set a new school record in the discus with a throw of 154’ 9” as the Gulls competed in the University of Delaware Invitational on Saturday.  Fields, who finished second in the event, broke the old mark (154'2" by Brad Niper in 1999) by less than a foot. Fields also added a third place finish in the hammer throw. The Sea Gull men finished fourth among seven Division II/III teams, while the SU women placed fifth of six in the D-II/III Division.

In addition to Fields new school record, other Salisbury highlights included a first place finish by Will Murdoch in the 1,500-meters (4:04.56). Brad Ellis finished second behind Murdoch in the event with a time of 4:13.48. Justin Johnson (400-meters) and Tim Robinson (javelin) also added second place finishes for the men.  

Melissa Lewis paced the women’s team with a first place finish in the javelin. Stacy Hopkins was second in the steeplechase (12:28.91).

Full Men's Results | Full Women's Results

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Softball Sweeps VJC 10-0, 14-0
April 13, 2003

Salisbury, MD - Senior Katie Mullinix and freshman Lacey Lister pitched back-to-back shutouts to
lead Salisbury to a non-conference doubleheader sweep of Villa Julie, 10-0 and 14-0, on Sunday. 

Mullinix went four innings in game one, allowing just one hit and striking out one, to improve to
12-2 on the season. Junior 1B Rosie Aley was 2-for-2 with a double and two runs scored. Senior
SS Kate Garland was also 2-for-2 with two RBI and two runs scored. 

In game two, Lister went four innings, striking out 11 and giving up just one hit. The win gives
Lister a 14-1 record this season. Mullinix was 3-for-4 at the plate, including three RBI, one run
scored and a triple. Garland continued her hot hitting with a 2-for-4 performance that included two
RBI and two singles. Sophomore C Kim Rementer was 2-for-2 with two runs scored and one
RBI. 

Salisbury improves to 26-3-1 overall, while Villa Julie drops to 5-11 overall. 
The Sea Gulls travel to York on Monday, then visit Washington on April 17, before returning home
for an April 22 match-up against Virginia Wesleyan.

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Tennis Teams Aiming for Strong Finish
April 11, 2003

Salisbury, MD - The Salisbury University men's and women's tennis teams each have four matches left this season before the Capital Athletic Conference Championships, in Fredericksburg, VA, on April 26-27. The men and women are both coming off losses at Mary Washington on Sunday. The women (7-5 overall) suffered a disappointing 5-4 defeat, while the men (4-9 overall) took a 7-0 loss.

"We had a very tough weekend against Mary Washington, however, in general, I feel good about where our teams are at this point. I feel the most important part of our season is coming up," said fourth year Head Coach Randy Halfpap. "The men have been improving with each match and the women have suffered a couple of tough losses. Hopefully, we can respond and bounce back to accomplish the goals we set at the beginning of the season. We will be able to tell a lot more after the upcoming stretch."

The men have home matches against Rochester, UMES, Johns Hopkins and Washington. The women have an important CAC match-up at Catholic to be rescheduled from an April 10 postponement. They also have home matches against Muhlenberg, Johns Hopkins and Washington.

"I think our best tennis is still ahead of us," said Halfpap. "We'll hopefully peak at the right time. We have two and a half weeks left in the regular season and we're hoping the loss to Mary Washington will light a fire in the team and turn into a positive for us."

A few bright spots have emerged thus far this season. On the men's side, freshman Tyler Robinson has moved from the four spot in the lineup to number three. He has won four out of his last five matches since the change and has added a much-needed spark to the top of the lineup.

For the women, junior Samantha Coldren has also won four of her last five matches. Junior Cassie Meyer has also played well, picking up big wins against Carnegie Mellon and Mary Washington.

"The men's team is slowly but surely getting better, said Halfpap. "We are taking it match by match. "I think experience has made a difference. Hopefully we can start winning some of the close matches we lost in the beginning of the season."

Halfpap added: "The women will hopefully find a way to win. We need to win all four of our remaining matches and have a successful run in the CAC tournament to reach the NCAA Regionals and accomplish our goals set at the beginning of the season."

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Men's Lacrosse Loses Its First of the Year
April 10, 2003

Lynchburg 13, Salisbury 12

Salisbury, Md - Senior midfielder Joe Matta’s unassisted goal with 2:08 remaining lifted #18 Lynchburg to a 13-12 upset over #1 Salisbury, handing the top-ranked Sea Gulls their first loss of the year.

Junior Kevin Reinecke and sophomore Billy McCulloch led Lynchburg (8-3) with four goals apiece. The Hornets led 6-5 at halftime and expanded their lead to 10-6 by scoring four of the first five goals in the second half.

Salisbury (10-1) closed the third quarter with three straight goals, including two by senior Josh Bergey (3g), to pull to within one at 10-9. Junior Cory O’Neil’s extra-man goal at 14:40 of the fourth quarter evened the score. Lynchburg twice reclaimed the lead on goals by Brandon Childs (2g) and Paul Venturella (2g-2a) in the fourth quarter, only to see Salisbury tie the score at 11-11 and 12-12. 

Salisbury had three shots to tie the score again in the final 1:32, but Lynchburg goalie Nick Braun (18 saves) stopped each attempt to secure the win.

Junior midfielder Scott Simmons led the Sea Gulls with four goals, with O’Neil and Bergey adding three apiece.

Lynchburg          2 + 4 + 4 + 3 = 13
Salisbury            3 + 2 + 4 + 3 = 12  

Goals
LC - Reinecke 4, McCulloch 4, Childs 2, Venturella 2, Matta
SAL - Simmons 4, O’Neil 3, Bergey 3, Gemmell

Assists
LC - Venturella 2, Campbell, Matta, Costello
SAL - Arnold 2

Saves
LC - Braun 18
SAL - Taylor 6 (8g, 35:00); Korpon 1 (5g, 25:00)  

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Women's Lacrosse Enjoying Strong Start
April 8, 2003

Salisbury, Md - With a 7-1 overall record and 3-0 conference mark, the Salisbury women’s lacrosse team is off to its best start since opening with a 10-1 record during its 2000 Final Four season. Salisbury carries a five-game winning streak into Wednesday’s non-conference game at Virginia Wesleyan.

“Everything is going pretty well for us right now,” says second-year Head Coach Jim Nestor, who has seen his team climb to #10 in the IWLCA national poll after beginning the year ranked 18th. “We also know that we are now heading into the toughest part of the schedule.”

Following Wednesday’s game, the Sea Gulls host back-to-back games against their two primary competitors in the Capital Athletic Conference. SU welcomes #4 St. Mary’s on Saturday, then hosts #11 Mary Washington on Wednesday, April 16. The Gulls also host #18 Colorado College on April 19 before beginning play in the CAC Championship Tournament.

Contributions from a number of newcomers have helped key Salisbury’s strong start, which continued with a 19-3 victory at cross-state rival Frostburg last Saturday. Freshman Lynsey Bateman  is currently leading the CAC in scoring with 3.13 goals/game (25 goals through eight games). A balanced offense also features five other players with between 11 and 15 goals this season. Salisbury is leading the CAC in team scoring with a 17.3 goals per game average.

“Lynsey and several of our other freshman have been able to contribute right away,” says Nestor. “We’ve also had some returning players who have stepped up their games.”  

Sophomore midfielders Sarah Slafkosky (11g-1a) and Linda Ackermann (15g-2a), along with junior attacker Amber Stansbury (14g-12a), are among the returnees Nestor cites as having played more prominent roles this season.

Freshman goalie Ali Goetz has also emerged as a key contributor and sports a 5-0 record as a starter. Goetz and senior Dena Glisan have split time in goal and have a combined 6.50 goals against average.

Veterans anchor the defense, with seniors Melissa Dugan and Alicia Groveston, along with junior Kelly Murphy, helping to hold five of SU’s eight opponents to six goals or less. Two other seniors also help to stabilize the midfield, with Shannon Jarrett (13g-5a) and Katie Zielinski (8g-2a) ranking among the team leaders in draw controls and ground balls.

“We want to keep on improving and jelling as a team,” says Nestor. “But overall, we are where we hoped to be as we head into the heart of the schedule.”  

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Murdoch, Robinson Among Track Winners
April 5, 2003

Newport News, VA – Freshman Will Murdoch and sophomore Tim Robinson recorded first place finishes to highlight Salisbury’s showing at the Captains Track Classic hosted by Christopher Newport University on Saturday.

Murdoch captured top honors in the 1,500-meters with a winning time of 4:06.73. Robinson won the javelin event with a distance of 171' 2".

The SU men and women added 10 individual second place finishes. They included: freshman Sarah Hynes in the 800 meters (2:27.77); sophomore Brad Ellis in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (9:50.41): junior Justin Johnson in the 400 hurdles (54.34); freshman Kyle Harmon in the high jump (6' 0"); junior Justin Szech in the pole vault (11' 0"); sophomore Brandon Fields in both the discus (137’ 0”) and hammer (130' 9"); sophomore Melissa Lewis in both the hammer (108’8”) and javelin (100' 11"); and junior Rich Chase in the javelin (166' 7").

Third place finishes were registered by sophomore Tristan Gilbert in the 800 meters (1:59.39); freshman Catherine Bogese in the 10,000-meters (46:57.00); and senior Beau Ridgway in both the discus (136’2”) and shot put (46' 9").

The Sea Gull men and women return to action this Saturday at the University of Delaware Invitational.  

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Softball Splits Twinbill vs MWC
April 5, 2003

MWC 3, SAL 1  (game one)
SAL 3, MWC 0  (game two)
Salisbury, MD – Freshman Lacey Lister pitched a three-hit shutout with 12 strikeouts to help Salisbury to a 3-0 win in game two of a doubleheader against Mary Washington on Saturday.  The Sea Gulls dropped game one 3-1 in eight innings.

Lister, who improves to 12-1, started the game by striking out the side in the first, and had at least two strikeouts in five of seven innings.  The Gulls provided three first inning runs in her support, keyed by a two run double by freshman Erin Ruest (3-for-3). Junior Rosie Aley also added an RBI double, scoring senior Lisa Gentilella (2-for-3).

Game one saw the Sea Gulls take a 1-1 tie into extra innings.  MWC’s senior Julie Gloukhoff broke the tie with a two RBI single in the top of the eighth to give the Eagles a 3-1 lead and hand the Sea Gulls their first conference loss of the season.  The loss also snapped a seven game-winning streak for Salisbury, which is ranked 8th in the nation.  Gentilella was 3-for-4 and scored the only run of the game for the Gulls.  Freshman hurler Abbey Wineland (9-4) earned the victory for the Eagles (16-10 overall, 5-1 CAC).

The Sea Gulls travel to Chowan for a non-conference doubleheader on Sunday.  Salisbury’s next home game will be on Sunday, April 13 against Villa Julie.

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Women's Lacrosse Rolls Past Frostburg 19-3
April 5, 2003

FROSTBURG, MD. — Led by senior Shannon Jarrett’s four goals, #10 ranked Salisbury used its offensive power to cruise to a 14-1 halftime lead before tacking on five more goals in the second half to secure a 19-3 win in a non-conference game at Frostburg State.

Salisbury (7-1 overall) scored the first 10 goals of the game before FSU was able to score. Amber Stansbury opened scoring for the Sea Gulls when she scored the first of her three goals at 5:31. Shortly after, at 6:09, sophomore Linda Ackermann scored the first of her three goals.

Less than a minute later, Jarrett scored the first of her four goals, pushing the count to 3-0. At 9:13, Lynsey Bateman found the net, followed by another goal from Ackermann and then another goal from Jarrett. Stansbury found the net again at 15:09, followed by two more goals from Jarrett and a goal from Bateman.

Trailing 10-0, Frostburg got on the board when sophomore Page Macey scored at 18:35. Salisbury was quick to reply as Jarrett netted her fourth goal at 21:26. Stansbury, Ackermann, Katie Zielinski and Sarah Slafkosky each followed with a goal, pushing the score to 14-1 at the halftime.

In the second stanza, Amanda Tack added back-to-back goals followed by another Zielinski goal at 11:30.  Leading 17-3, SU’s Emily Dutch found the net for the Sea Gulls at 25:20. Liz Funk capped the Salisbury scoring for the day when she scored at 29:04.

Salisbury, winners of five straight, is back in action at Virginia Wesleyan on Wednesday. Frostburg State falls to 4-3 overall.

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Gulls Blitz Bullets 17-2 in Men's Lacrosse
April 5, 2003

Salisbury, Md - Senior Josh Bergey and sophomore Cory O’Neil scored three goals each and four other Sea Gulls scored twice apiece as #1 ranked Salisbury defeated #5 Gettysburg 17-2 in a non-conference game at home.

Junior Kevin Gemmell (2g-2a) scored twice and Dan Boyer (2g), Chris Phillips (2g-3a) and Bergey scored once each as Salisbury jumped to a 5-0 lead and led 6-1 after one quarter.  Bergey’s second goal and two markers by O’Neil in the second quarter pushed SU’s advantage to 9-1 at halftime.