Completed Event: Men's Lacrosse at RV/#19 Fairfield on March 1, 2025 , Loss , 7, to, 15
Men's Lacrosse
at RV/#19 Fairfield
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Providence College Athletics
Saturday, March 4
Providence, R.I.
12:00 PM
Providence College
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Fairfield University
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Fairfield
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Providence
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Photo by: DSPics.com
Men's Lacrosse Defeats Fairfield, 17-10
3/4/2023 4:16:00 PM | Men's Lacrosse
Michael Chabra and Richie Joseph each recorded hat tricks in the victory.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Providence College men's lacrosse team earned a 17-10 victory over Fairfield on Saturday, Mar. 4. Providence improved to 3-3 on the season, while Fairfield dropped to 2-3.
1st Quarter:
What's Next:
The Friars will return to action on Saturday, Mar. 11 as they close out their two-game homestand at Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium. Opening face-off is set for 12:00 p.m.
- GO FRIARS! -
1st Quarter:
- Aside from Fairfield's opening goal at 14:07, Providence was able to obtain a shutout throughout the rest of the first quarter.
- Michael Chabra put the Friars on the board, with the assist from Ryan Bell, at the 9:23 mark. Chabra followed just two minutes later with his second of the day, unassisted, at 7:31.
- Ty Thureson converted on an assist from Jack Horrigan at 4:27 for the man-up goal to bring the lead to 3-1.
- Horrigan followed with a goal of his own at 2:03, assisted by Bell.
- Patrick McAleavey finished off the quarter with a goal at 1:10 off an assist from Horrigan for the 6-1 advantage.
- Providence outshot Fairfield 14-6, led in groundballs (11-9) and won 6-7 face-off opportunities.
- Providence continued its scoring run, opening the second quarter with a goal from Richie Joseph at the 13:09 mark, unassisted.
- At this point, Fairfield started to edge its way back into the mix, scoring five of the next eight goals.
- After two Stag goals, Joseph got the shot off again at 9:28, this time assisted by John Hoffman to bring the lead to 7-3.
- Chabra struck for the third time at 5:41 for a man-down goal to bring the Friars lead to five.
- After one more goal by the Stags, Bell got his name in the scoring column with an unassisted goal at 4:13.
- Fairfield closed the half with two more, to cut into Providence's lead (9-6).
- Providence maintained the shooting edge (13-12) while Fairfield picked up eight of the 15 groundballs of the quarter. The teams evenly split face-off wins, both going 5-10.
- The Friars only allowed for two Stag goals in the third quarter, scoring four of their own to extend the lead to 13-8.
- After a Fairfield goal to open the quarter, Providence followed with two (11-7).
- Chabra picked up his fourth of the day, unassisted, at 13:03, followed by Will Ferraro, who notched his first career-goal at 12:29.
- The next Fairfield goal was again followed by two Friar goals. This time, it was Thureson at 7:50, assisted by Stephen Markowski, and Joseph at 2:38, unassisted, for their second and third goals of the game, respectively.
- Providence held a slight 10-9 scoring advantage over Fairfield, however, the Stags led in groundballs (8-4) and went 5-7 in faceoffs.
- Providence remained strong into the fourth, scoring four of the six goals of the quarter.
- Markowski put Providence on the board with a goal, unassisted, at the 6:34 mark (14-9).
- Fairfield followed with a goal from Jack McKenna for his third of the day to decrease the Stag deficit to four.
- The Friars followed with three-consecutive goals to end the game.
- Bell and Horrigan scored back-to-back goals at 4:16 and 4:03, respectively. Horrigan got the shot off after an assist from McAleavey.
- Markowski closed the day at the 3:00 mark, with the help of Ferraro for his first career-assist.
- Overall, Providence outshot Fairfield 47-30. The two teams finished with an even split over groundballs (30-30) and the Stags held a slight edge over the Friars in face-off victories (16-31).
- Chabra led the Friars with four goals. The midfielder picked up the seventh hat trick of his career.
- Joseph added three goals, getting his first career-hat trick.
- Horrigan and Bell each tallied two goals and two assists for four points apiece.
- James Corasaniti recorded five saves and improved his record to 3-3.
What's Next:
The Friars will return to action on Saturday, Mar. 11 as they close out their two-game homestand at Chapey Field at Anderson Stadium. Opening face-off is set for 12:00 p.m.
- GO FRIARS! -
Team Stats
FFD
PC
Shots
34
47
Turnovers
21
13
Caused Turnovers
4
4
Faceoffs Won
16
15
Extra-Man Opps
2
4
Ground Balls
30
30
Game Leaders
Players
G
4
A
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Pen
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GB
0
CT
0
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3
A
0
FO
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Pen
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GB
0
CT
0
G
2
A
0
FO
-
Pen
-
GB
0
CT
0
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