Fourth Quarter Comeback Puts Goucher Over Albright

READING, Pa. - After falling behind with a third quarter surge from the Albright College Lions (1-6 Overall), the Goucher College Gophers (4-2 Overall) rallied back to secure the 14-13 win. 

• Albright opened the first quater with four unanswered goals, putting them up 4-0 with 5:06 remaining.
• A man-up goal from Tyler May with an assist from Milan Temple ended the scoring streak from the Lions.
• Temple responded with just under two minutes remaining in the quarter, off an assist from Jacob Morgan to put the Gophers within two.

• Gianni Karam began the scoring just 39 seconds into the second quarter with Morgan adding another assist.
• The game remained scoreless until the three minute mark when Morgan added his first goal of the game.
• Jack Murdaugh scored his first goal of the season with an unassisted finish to give the Gophers their first lead of the game (1:01).
• Albright ended the scoring of the half with 26 seconds left on the clock to tie the game 5-5.

• The Lions scored the first goal of the second half just 45 seconds in. 
• Karam tied the game again with 11 minutes remaining in the quarter.
• Albright proceeded to score six straight goals, their final of the quarter coming at the 4:12 mark.
• The Gophers ended the Lions scoring run with a Scott Tayman finish off a pass from Morgan (2:52).
• May concluded the scoring of the quater, to bring the Gophers within four heading into the final quarter.

• Morgan maintained the momentum for the Gophers adding a goal 46 seconds into the final quarter.
• Abright responded with a finish less than a minute later to bring the score to 9-13.
• Tayman and Morgan team up once again for the tenth goal for the Gophers (12:24).
• After a scoreless seven minutes, Morgan puts one in the net, with May earning the assist. May then scores an unassisted goal at the 3:18 mark.
• Karam finishes a pass from May to tie the game with 1:24 remaining in the contest.
• May scores the final goal of the game off an assist from Murdaugh to finish the comback victory for the Gophers (0:24).

• The Lions outshot the Gophers 43-37, but also had more turnovers (21-17).
• Goalie, Jack Smith played the entiretly of the game, recording nine saves.
• Nick Pusey led Goucher with five groundballs and also forced two turnovers. 
• Sean Nolan and Nick Gambone each forced to turnovers as well, with Nolan collecting four groundballs and Gambone adding two.
• May and Morgan each recorded seven points in the game to lead Goucher.
• The Gophers went 11-31 from the Faceoff, with David Vucci winning 6-22, Jack Schiavone went 5-8, and Pusey went 0-1.

• The team returns home on Tuesday, March 11 for a 7pm start time versus New England College.