University of Delaware Athletics
Blue Hens Continue Homestand Saturday, Face Binghamton at Delaware Stadium
3/11/2017 12:15:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
Binghamton (3-1) at Delaware (5-2)
Saturday, March 11, 2017 • Delaware Stadium • Newark, Del. • 3 p.m.
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GAME PREVIEW
The Blue Hens continue their four-game homestand Saturday afternoon as a surging Delaware squad brings a four-game winning streak against non-league foe Binghamton University. Earlier in the afternoon, the Delaware women's lacrosse squad hosts No. 20 ranked Virginia Tech as part of Senior Day.
Delaware (5-2) enters the game riding a four-game winning streak that includes wins over Monmouth, VMI, Villanova, and this past Tuesday's 12-9 victory over Manhattan here at Delaware Stadium. Matt Olbrich scored a career-high three goals, Joe Eisele, Charlie Kitchen, and Will Hirschmann each scored twice, and goalkeeper Matt DeLuca made nine stops in goal.
The Hens forced 19 turnovers and committed just eight themselves. Delaware's four-game win streak is its longest since a five-game win streak during the 2010 NCAA Tournament season.
Binghamton (1-3), a member of the America East Conference, has enjoyed a solid start so far with a season-opening 11-8 win over Colgate, an 11-8 loss to Marist, and consecutive wins over Hobart (12-5), and at Siena (10-5) this past Tuesday.
SERIES INFORMATION
» Delaware and Binghamton square off for the fifth time today with the series tied at 2-2
» Binghamton leads the series 2-0 in games here at Delaware Stadium
» Binghamton won 9-8 at Delaware Stadium in 2013; Delaware won 10-9 at Binghamton in 2014; Binghamton won 11-7 at Delaware Stadium in 2015; and Delaware won 12-11 last season in overtime at Binghamton
» Last season, UD rallied from an 11-7 fourth quarter deficit to send the game into overtime and Andrew Romagnoli scored the game-winner for the Hens 39 seconds into the extra session. Romagnoli led the Hens with four goals while Johnny Maher had four goals for Binghamton.
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