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Lacrosse Falls to Maine Maritime

MCLA dropped a NAC matchup to the Maine Maritime Academy this afternoon.

Keegan Covello scored his second goal of the season this afternoon against MMA.
Keegan Covello scored his second goal of the season this afternoon against MMA.
April 11, 2026
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – The MCLA Lacrosse team returned to Shewcraft Field this afternoon, welcoming the Mariners of the Maine Maritime Academy for a NAC clash. MMA got five goals apiece from Ryan Parent and Trey Marcil, plus four more from Tobey Lappin en route to a 19-5 win. MCLA got goals from five different players, including Keegan Covello and Chase Kranz.

THE BASICS:

  • Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026
  • Score: MMA 19, MCLA 5
  • Records: Maine Maritime Academy Mariners 7-4 (NAC 3-0) | MCLA Trailblazers 4-4 (NAC 0-2)
  • Series History: MMA leads the all-time series 5-0. The Mariners took the meeting last season in Castine by the score of 29-3 on April 12, 2025. MMA also came away with the win in the first meeting of the teams on March 19, 2022, in Castine by the score of 22-10.

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • MMA needed a bit of time to find its mojo as the Trailblazers kept the Mariners off the scoreboard the entire first half of the opening quarter. That streak came to an end seconds after the midpoint when Tobey Lappin (7:28 remaining in the 1st quarter, assisted by Marcil) found his way through the defense. Trey Marcil (6:19, Walker) and Ryker Spear (5:12, unassisted) also scored in the first quarter. MCLA posted one goal before the clock expired on the opening frame when Keegan Covello (Woodstock, CT) (1:18, unassisted) put one in.
  • The second and third quarters were all MMA as the Trailblazers would go more than 33 minutes between goals. In the second quarter alone, the Mariners posted four goals from Marcil (14:07 remaining in the second quarter, Lappin, & UP, 4:19, Lappin, & UP, 2:32, Parent, & 1:54, Lappin), three by Ryan Parent (13:53, unassisted, & UP, 13:04, Lappin, & UP, 4:25, Walker), two from Lappin (13:45, Parent, & 0:06, Parent) and one by Randall Walker (UP, 4:51, unassisted) to take a 13-1 lead into the break.
  • Connor Harbey (10:43 remaining in the third quarter) opened the second half scoring before Parent (7:36, Lappin, & 5:31, Marcil) posted two more ahead of Tristan Reinhold (0:14, unassisted), closing out the third frame.
  • MCLA returned to the score sheet in the fourth quarter, getting one goal each from Anthony Andolina (Ballston Spa, NY) (UP, 12:50 remaining in the fourth quarter), Carson Lewis (Barre, VT) (8:08, unassisted), Josh Hemstock (Amity, CT) (2:56, Lewis) and Chase Kranz (Leominster, MA) (0:24, Andolina). MMA tallied two more goals from Lappin (12:25, Marcil) and Walker (8:46, Marcil).
  • Ben Kieu allowed only one goal on seven shots to secure the win to improve to 7-4. Quentan Polkowski (Marcellus, NY) drew the loss for the Trailblazers despite stopping 25 shots and fell to 4-4.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

  • Shots: MMA 74, MCLA 29
  • Saves: MMA 12, MCLA 25
  • Faceoffs Won: MMA 23, MCLA 4
  • Turnovers: MMA 18, MCLA 28
  • Ground Balls: MMA 45, MCLA 20
  • Clears: MMA 16 for 17, MCLA 21 for 29
  • Man Up Opportunities: MMA 4 for 3, MCLA 1 for 3

 

UP NEXT:

On Wednesday, MCLA will be back in action when it travels to Neil Riddell Field and SUNY Delhi for a NAC with the Broncos. Face-off is scheduled for 4 p.m.

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