2019 Wentworth Men's Lacrosse News
Forty-three student-athletes representing nine Leopard winter and spring sports honored for their work in the classroom
Peter Andersson, Kilian Ryan, and Zach Tomaszek all honored by the NEILA for their work on the field and in the classroom
Jacob Eldred becomes the first Leopard since 2016 to play in this game, which will be contested this Friday (May 31)
Leopards conclude season with a 20-4 loss to the Gulls in the first round of the CCC Tournament; Jason Buck tallies a goal and an assist while Danny Bartosiewicz scoops up seven ground balls and causes three turnovers
Men's lacrosse reenters the CCC postseason tournament for the first time since 2016.
Leopards defeat Gordon, 19-9, and clinch first conference tournament berth since 2016; Ben Coakley finishes with nine points, including the 100th of his career
Leopards battle back from a 13-9 deficit to pull within a goal before falling, 13-12; Jason Buck scored four goals and caused two turnovers
Leopards outscore the Hawks by a 7-1 margin in the final quarter, however, lose 15-10; Kyle Doner and Jacob Eldred each score three goals and add an assist
Gulls use a 9-0 run in the first and second quarters, en route to an 18-8 win; Jason Buck scores four times for the Leopards
Scoring four of the five goals in the third quarter, the Leopards extended their lead and defeated the Nor'Easters, 14-9; five players had multiple points, including Kyle Doner who had two goals and two assists
Junior Kyle Doner led four players with five or more points, scoring two goals and assisting on five others as the Leopards defeated Nichols, 16-10
Colonels rally for a 7-5 win over the Leopards; Ben Coakley (two goals) and Kyle Doner (two assists) pace the offense while Randy Ryan made a career-high 21 saves
Leopards defeated by Western New England, 15-8; three different players scored two goals while Ben Coakley had three assists
Leopards jump out to a 6-1 lead and never look back in a 13-5 win over the Saints; Ben Coakley paces the offense with a goal and five assists
The Leopards came back from a five-goal deficit to tie the game twice in a span of 1:28 before losing 1:20 into the extra session; Jason Buck scored twice and Andre DiPalma had a goal and two assists
Junior Kyle Doner recorded six points on five goals and an assist to become the 14th player in program history to reach the century mark for points as the Leopards fell to the Lyons, 13-9
