Box Score The Colorado College men's lacrosse team earned a dominating 17-2 victory at the University of Dallas in Irving, Texas on Saturday morning. This was the second game in less than a 12 hour span that the Tigers held their opponents to just two goals over 60 minutes of action.
 
Freshmen duo Chris Bower and Harrison Raine led CC with five points apiece, each scoring four goals and dishing out one assist to lead the attack.
 
Junior attackman Austin Davie and freshman attackman Ethan Moore each contributed with three goals for the Tigers' attack, while freshman midfielder Aaron Maslow handed out a team-high three assists.
 
CC, which improved to 9-4 this season, had 42 of its 50 shots on goal, while picking up 57 ground balls and dominating on face offs, winning 19 of 22.
 
After Davie scored the first goal for the Tigers 52 seconds into the game, Dallas tied the game 21 seconds later on a goal by Peter Early.
 
Davie scored the next two goals for CC to help ignite a 5-0 run and give the Tigers a 6-1 lead after 15 minutes of play.
 
Colorado College continued its offensive dominance into the second quarter and held an 11-1 lead after Bower and Maslow combined for a goal at the 20:10 mark of the game.
 
Dallas earned its final goal of the game when Alex Ziolkowski scored midway through the second quarter to cut CC's lead to 11-2.
 
Moore scored with nine seconds left on the clock to add to the Tigers' lead and give CC a 12-2 advantage at halftime.
 
Ryan Murphy earned the loss for the Crusaders despite earning 25 saves in goal as Dallas dropped to 3-12 this season.  
 
Sophomore Brice Tucker earned the win for the Tigers while splitting time in goal with freshman Henry Hinds, each goalie earned three saves in 30 minutes of action.
 
Sophomore defender Nate Sweet led CC in ground balls with eight, while sophomore midfielder Jackson Kaplan won 18 of his 20 face off battles.  
 
Colorado College will play its first match against Whittier College on April 23 in Whittier, Calif., and will complete the regular-season at home against Whittier on April 30.