Box Score Lakewood, N.J. – (4/13/2017) – For a matchup of future Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) rivals, Chestnut Hill College traveled to Georgian Court University for this afternoon's contest. The Scarlet and Gold proved to be the superior squad, capturing a 22-4 triumph over the Lions. Senior attack Alec Dambach (Howell, N.J.) set the program's all-time mark for assists (7) and points (12) while junior attack Dylan Klusaritz (Slatington, Pa.) rewrote the Griffin record books for goals in a game with his eight tallies.
 
Chestnut Hill College (6-3, 4-1) was up 5-0 before the 11-minute mark (11:40) of the first quarter. Klusaritz scored twice in the opening run (13:10 and 11:40) and located junior Joshua Pope once (12:40), but it was triggered by an unassisted score from senior midfielder Andrew Dooley (Monroe Township, N.J.) at 13:48. Dooley scored a second unassisted goal in the mix (12:21) as well. By the first-quarter break the Griffins owned a 7-2 advantage. It ballooned to 13-2 by halftime, and 20-3 at the end of the third, before resting on an 18-goal, 22-4, differential.
 
Junior midfielder Christopher Van Ooteghem (Port Elgin, Canada) scored three of the Lions' four goals. He also recorded recovered two ground balls. Freshman Christopher Mulholland (Wall, N.J.) showed slightly better in goal than his predecessor as he recorded all six of the Lions saves in the final 41:40.
 
Klusaritz may have scored eight goals, but Dambach totaled 12 points in all as he paired his seven assists with five goals of his own. He also recovered a ground ball and caused a turnover. Junior possession control specialist Joseph Pozniak (Berkeley Heights, N.J.) and freshman possession control specialist Blake Turner (Tampa, Florida) dominated the center circle with wins in 22-of-24 (.917) face-offs. Pozniak led the Griffins in ground balls with eight. In goal, senior Thomas McDermott (Ridley, Pa.) (6-3) made five saves and controlled two ground balls in the opening 39:05. Afterwards, freshman Stephen Hogan Jr. (Doylestown, Pa.) made two saves in the final 20:55.
 
Chestnut Hill College returns to their East Coast Conference (ECC) schedule on Saturday, April 15, when they welcome St. Thomas Aquinas College (STAC) to the Plymouth Whitemarsh Football Stadium for a 3:00 p.m. Senior Day contest.