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Capital Gazette · Mar 7, 2018

Mathias posts four points as No. 19 Penn dominates Navy, 11-3, in Sparks

Navy lost to Penn on Tuesday, 11-3. (Paul W. Gillespie / Capital Gazette) SPARKS – Going into the season, the storyline for Navy men’s lacrosse was the potential for an explosive offense. After all, the Midshipmen featured a pair of All-American midfielders in Greyson Torain and Casey Rees along with several other quality parts.

Navy did not show that firepower early on, averaging just six goals over three games to start the 2018 campaign. However, things started to click on the offensive end once Patriot League play got underway with the Midshipmen amassing 23 goals in wins against Boston University and Bucknell, latter of which was ranked No. 20 at the time.

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