BELOIT, Wis. – To say that the MSOE men's lacrosse offense has been on a roll would be an understatement. The Raiders haven't scored less than 11 goals since March 26^th and tonight was no different as they handed the Buccaneers of Beloit a 23-goal loss on Tuesday evening.

RESULT
MSOE RAIDERS – 27
Beloit – 4

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The best way to show you how dominate MSOE (10-2, 5-0 NACC) was tonight is to simply tell you that by the time Beloit (2-9, 1-4 NACC) scored they were already down 13-0. The Raiders scored ten goals in the first quarter and followed that with frames of six, six, and five.
• Nine different Red & White players found the back of the net with Tanner Whipps (7), Kyle Hedblom (2), Sam Thompson (5), Liam Brown (4), Carson Harris (2), Peter Russchenberg (3), and Joe Sacco (2) scoring multiple goals each.
• All four netminders saw time in the crease and stopped seven of the 11 Buccaneer shots that came their way. Sean Finneran picked up 10^th win of the season, three away from the single season record, in their 27-4 victory.

RAIDER REMARKS

• The Raiders scored the second most goals in a game, trying themselves with a performance against Concordia Chicago back on April 7, 2018.
• Tanner Whipps' seven goals is fourth most in a single contest in program history.
• Jerred Willhelm went a perfect 11-for-11 in the faceoff circle. That is just the third time that feat has ever been accomplished at MSOE.
• The Raiders tied the team record for ground balls in a game with 75.

MSOE STAT TRACKER
Goals – Tanner Whipps (7)
Assists – Sam Thompson (4)
Ground Balls – Jerred Willhelm (12)
Caused Turnovers – Bennett Harris & Sammy Zahler (2)
Saves – Darian Stricker (4)

WHO'S ON DECK
The Raiders will finish off the season with a tough three game stretch that starts with Benedictine at home on Saturday. Game time from Viets Field is scheduled for 1:00 pm.

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