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No. 8 Virginia Upsets No. 3 North Carolina in Overtime
No. 5 Georgetown Falls in Close Match at No. 6 Duke
No. 19 Vanderbilt Upsets No. 9 Boston University
No. 11 Notre Dame Escapes California with Overtime Win
12th-Ranked Towson Sprints Past George Washington
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Top Story
Chris Bocklet Leads No. 1 Virginia Over Towson
TOWSON, Md. – Sophomore attackman Chris Bocklet (John Jay H.S./South Salem, N.Y.) scored a season-high four goals to lead top-ranked University of Virginia (8-0) to a 15-10 non-conference victory over Towson University (1-4) at the Tigers' Johnny Unitas Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The Cavaliers' leading scorer with 25 goals and 7 assists, Bocklet posted his third four-goal effort in the last four games."Virginia is number one for a good reason," Towson Coach Tony Seaman said. "They have amazing shooters who can shoot the ball very well. The two differences in the game today were shooting and face-offs. We allowed them to win 17 face-offs and you can't win when you do that. We also had three extra-man chances where we never touched the ball, because they won the face-off and held onto the ball."
After sophomore attackman Matt Lamon (St. Mary's H.S./Annapolis, Md.) scored to give Towson a 1-0 lead just 1:08 into the first quarter, the Cavaliers responded by scoring back-to-back goals from Bocklet and senior midfielder Brian Carroll (Gilman School/Towson, Md.).
However, the Tigers answered with a three-goal run to take a 4-2 lead with 1:49 remaining in the first quarter. After senior midfielder Will Harrington (Friends School/Baltimore, Md.) tied the game at 2-2, freshman attackman Matt Hughes (Central Bucks East H.S./Doylestown, Pa.) scored a transition goal off a feed from senior Joe Wascavage (St. Mary's Ryken H.S./Drayden, Md.) to give Towson a 3-2 cushion.
Graduate student Christian Pastirik (St. Mary's H.S./Annapolis, Md.) followed with a goal off a pass from junior attackman Tim Stratton (Manheim Township H.S./Lititz, Pa.) with 1:49 left to extend the Tigers' advantage to 4-2.
But, Virginia responded by scoring five straight goals over a six-minute span for a 7-4 lead with 7:49 left in the second quarter. Junior midfielder Shamel Bratton (Huntington H.S./Huntington Station, N.Y.) scored a goal and added an assist for the Cavaliers during the run.
Pastirik and Hughes ended the Virginia run by scoring back-to-back goals to close the margin to 7-6 with 1:38 left. With 15 seconds remaining in the half, the Cavaliers upped their advantage to 8-6 when sophomore attackman Steele Stanwick (Loyola Blakefield H.S./Baltimore, Md.) scored an unassisted goal past junior goalkeeper Travis Love (Winters Mill H.S./Westminster, Md.).
Sophomore attackman Stephen Norris (Leonardtown H.S./Compton, Md.) narrowed the Tigers' deficit to 8-7 just over a minute into the third quarter, converting a pass from senior midfielder Brock Armour (Western Reserve Academy/Victoria, B.C., Canada) for his sixth goal of the year. However, the Cavaliers countered by scoring three straight goals, including an extra-man marker by Bocklet, for an 11-7 cushion with 2:42 remaining in the stanza.
After the teams exchanged goals in the final minute of the third quarter, the Cavaliers put the game out of reach by scoring three of the next four goals for a 15-9 margin with 4:27 remaining. Hughes closed out the scoring with 1:23 left with his third goal of the game by converting a pass by sophomore midfielder Carl Iacona (Massapequa H.S./Massapequa, N.Y.).
While Bocklet led the Cavaliers with four goals, Carroll contributed a two-goal, two-assist effort for Virginia, which outshot the Tigers by a 37-34 margin. Pastirik scored three goals and added two assists to lead the Tigers in a losing effort, while Hughes recorded the first "hat trick" of his college career with a three-goal effort.
Making the second start of his college career, Love made a career-high 16 saves for the Tigers, including seven in the third quarter.
The Tigers will travel to Loyola University Maryland on Saturday afternoon to face the Greyhounds at 12:00 p.m. in a game which will be televised on WMAR-TV in the Baltimore area and nationally on ESPNU. Meanwhile, the Cavaliers will host Johns Hopkins on Saturday at noon in a game which will air on ESPN2.
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TOWSON, Md. – The No. 1 Virginia Cavaliers (8-0) overcame a first quarter deficit and rode four goals from Chris Bocklet and four points from Brian Carroll to handily defeat the Towson Tigers (1-4), Sunday afternoon at Unitas Stadium, 15-10.
Virginia outshot Towson (37-34), nearly doubled the Tigers in ground balls (48-26) and won the first seven faceoffs, and won that category too (17-10). The Cavaliers were also perfect on clears (17 of 17) for the second game this season.
UVa also was a perfect 18 of 18 on clear attempts at Mount St. Mary's (Feb. 23), marking the first time the Cavaliers succeeded on every clear attempt in a game since they also went 18 of 18 against Massachusetts in the 2006 NCAA championship game, May 29, 2006.
“I thought it was a good road win,” said Virginia head coach Dom Starsia. “It was a noon start on the first hot day game of the year - at the same time I wasn't completely happy with our effort overall. We got after it enough to win today.”
Towson dented the scoreboard first after a Shamel Bratton (Huntington Station, N.Y.) turnover began a transition for the Tigers. Matt Lamon tallied the goal with 13:52 remaining in the opening quarter on the pass from Tim Stratton.
Virginia wasted no time evening the score at one goal apiece after Brian Carroll (Towson, Md.) scored on the Cavaliers' next offensive possession courtesy of a Shamel Bratton helper with 13:06 left in the first quarter.
Chris Bocklet (South Salem, N.Y.) scored off of a Steele Stanwick (Baltimore, Md.) pass with 11:36 left in the first quarter to give Virginia a quick 2-1 advantage, but that would be the last the Cavaliers would score in the first quarter.
The Tigers scored three straight goals to take a 4-2 advantage. Will Harrington scored on a Christian Pastirik pass with 7:28 left to tie the game at 2-2. Matt Hughes gave the Tigers the lead again with 6:53 left in the opening period when he scored via a Joe Wascavage pass. Pastirik capped the scoring streak with 1:49 left in the quarter on Stratton's second assist of the game.
The Cavaliers then stormed out to a 7-4 advantage after scoring four goals in the first 3:33 of the second quarter en route to five straight scores. Chris LaPierre (Medford, N.J.) scored on a Carroll pass with 13:43 left in the first half, followed by a Shamel Bratton unassisted score with 12:28 left in the quarter.
Bocklet scored on Shamel Bratton's second assist with 12:01 remaining and Stanwick scored his first goal since the VMI game with 10:14 remaining before the intermission. Matt Kugler (Fairfax Station, Va.) capped the streak with a goal on a Rhamel Bratton (Huntington Station, N.Y.) assist with 7:49 left in the second period.
The Tigers bounced back with Pastirik's score with 4:56 left in the quarter, cutting UVa's lead to two goals, 7-5. Hughes beat the UVa defense off the X and scored unassisted with 1:38 left before the break, cutting UVa's lead down to one score, 7-6.
However, Stanwick bounced his second goal of the game through with 15 seconds left to send Virginia into the intermission with an 8-6 advantage.
Towson cut its deficit back to one goal, 8-7, via a Stephen Norris score on a Brock Armour helper only 1:05 into the third quarter.
Virginia then scored the next three goals of the game to take an 11-7 lead. Rhamel Bratton started the run with a score at 12:33 left in the third quarter on a Carroll pass. Bocklet scored on a Matt White (Ridgefield, Conn.) pass in an extra-man situation with 10:40 left in the period. White, the freshman, with the assist has tallied at least one point in every single game of his collegiate career. LaPierre capped the run unassisted with 2:42 left in the third quarter.
Pastirik scored his third goal of the game with 38 seconds left, cutting the Tigers deficit to three goals, 11-8. However UVa capped the third quarter scoring after Carroll picked up a ground ball and fired it in for the unassisted score with seven seconds left, giving the Cavaliers the 12-8 advantage.
Connor English (Manhasset, N.Y.) scored unassisted 30 seconds into the final quarter to give UVa the five-goal lead, 13-8.
Michael Brashears scored the man-up goal after Rhamel Bratton was penalized for slashing. Pastirik assisted the Brashears score with 10:52 left in the game, cutting UVa's lead to 13-9.
Virginia scored back-to-back goals to cap the Cavalier scoring for the day. Bocklet scored his fourth and final goal on a LaPierre pass with 5:40 left, followed by John Haldy's (Bryn Mawr, Pa.) unassisted score with 4:27 left, giving UVa the 15-9 lead.
Towson scored one more goal with 1:23 left on Hughes' third goal of the game, via the Carl Iacona pass, capping the scoring at 15-10, Virginia.
“This is an active and feisty Towson team who played very hard,” said Starsia. “I thought there were a couple times we could have buried the game, but they didn't go away – that is a testament to who they are.”
Bocklet registered his fourth four-goal game (on four shots) of the season and second consecutive to pace the UVa attack. Carroll also tallied four points with two goals and two assists in front of his hometown crowd. Adam Ghitelman (Syosset, N.Y.) picked up a game-high six ground balls while registering nine saves in between the pipes.
Towson became only the second of UVa's eight opponents to register double digits in scoring, matching Syracuse's 10 scores on March 7. Pastirik and Hughes each scored three goals to lead the Tigers' scoring. Pastirik led all players with five points, including two assists.
Virginia returns to action on Saturday, hosting Johns Hopkins at Klöckner Stadium. The game is slated for noon and will be broadcast in the Charlottesville area on WINA AM 1070 with John Freeman calling the action. The contest will also be televised live on ESPN2.
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Score by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot
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Virginia............ 2 6 4 3 - 15
Towson.............. 4 2 2 2 - 10
Attendance: 2,477
Virginia SCORING:
GOALS: Chris Bocklet 4; Brian Carroll 2; Chris LaPierre 2; Steele Stanwick 2;
Shamel Bratton 1; Rhamel Bratton 1; Connor English 1; John Haldy 1;
Matt Kugler 1.
ASSISTS: Shamel Bratton 2; Brian Carroll 2; Rhamel Bratton 1; Chris LaPierre 1;
Steele Stanwick 1; Matt White 1.
Towson SCORING:
GOALS: Pastirik, Christian 3; Hughes, Matt 3; Harrington, Will 1;
Lamon, Matt 1; Brashears, Michael 1; Norris, Stephen 1.
ASSISTS: Pastirik, Christian 2; Stratton, Tim 2; Armour, Brock 1;
Iacona, Carl 1; Wascavage, Joe 1.
SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 4 Tot
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Virginia............ 7 13 11 6 - 37
Towson.............. 11 6 10 7 - 34
GROUND BALLS BY PRD 1 2 3 4 Tot
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Virginia............ 12 12 13 11 - 48
Towson.............. 10 4 8 4 - 26
FACE-OFFS BY PRD 1 2 3 4 Total
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Virginia............ 7-7 5-9 2-5 3-6 - 17-27
Towson.............. 0-7 4-9 3-5 3-6 - 10-27
CLEARS BY PERIOD 1 2 3 4 Total
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Virginia............ 4-4 5-5 6-6 6-6 - 21-21
Towson.............. 5-7 3-4 4-4 6-6 - 18-21
EXTRA-MAN OPPS 1 2 3 4 Total
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Virginia............ 0-0 1-1 1-2 0-0 - 2-3
Towson.............. 0-0 0-1 0-2 1-3 - 1-6
SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 3 4 Tot
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Virginia............ 2 3 3 1 - 9
Towson.............. 3 3 7 3 - 16
TURNOVERS BY PRD 1 2 3 4 Tot
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Virginia............ 8 3 4 3 - 18
Towson.............. 2 4 6 5 - 17
Penalties - Virginia 6/5:00; Towson 3/2:00.
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