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Men's Lacrosse to Host #9/7 Army

Red Foxes Set to Take on Second Nationally Ranked Foe in Two Games

POUGHKEEPSIE, New York  – Marist men's lacrosse returns home to Tenney Stadium on Tuesday, February 18 for a bout with #9/7 Army West Point. The game is set to begin at 3 p.m., and it will be the Red Foxes second game in a row against a ranked foe.
 
 
HOW TO FOLLOW
  • You can watch the game live on the Red Fox Network HERE.
  • You can follow along with the game on-the-go via live updates on Twitter @Marist_MensLacrosse.
  • Livestats will be available via goredfoxes.com, which you can find HERE.
 
LAST TIME OUT
  • Marist was defeated 13-11 by #19 Richmond on Friday, February 14.
  • Jake Weinman led the Red Foxes with four goals in the game.
  • Richie Connell led the Spiders with five points, scoring four goals and adding an assist.
  • Despite the loss, Marist outshot Richmond 36-35, and had three more shots on goal.
  • This was the closest the Red Foxes have come to defeating a nationally ranked opponent since they defeated #15 Air Force back in 2017.
  • Peyton Smith was 15-28 on face-offs, and scooped up 10 ground balls, which was the fifth time in his career he has tallied double-digit ground balls.
  • Freshman Kurt Wessner continued his impressive start to the season at defense, scooping up the first two ground balls and causing his first turnover of his career.\
 
HISTORY VS ARMY
  • The Red Foxes are 0-3 against the Black Knights all-time. 
  • The two teams matched up last year, with the Cadets coming out on top, 10-4, in West Point. 
  • In last year's game, Jake MacGregor made his second career start, making 16 saves on a .615 save percentage. 
  • Also in the 2019 matchup, Smith went 14-18 on face-offs, including 11-11 in the second. Look for Smith to try and dominate again tomorrow. 
  • Marist's other loses to the Black Knights came in 2007 and 2004. 
 
SCOUTING ARMY
  • Army began the season ranked #15 on the USILA Preseason Poll.
  • The Black Knights were picked to finish second in the Patriot League Preseason Poll, behind Loyola Maryland. 
  • Last week Army West Point was ranked #14/#13, but then routed #19/20 Rutgers 15-4, leading to them moving up to #9/7.
  • The Cadets also beat #18/19 UMass 17-4 in their season opener. 
  • Brendan Nichtern, Matt Manown, and Tom Rigney were all named to the Preseason All-Patriot League team, and are the names to watch for Army. 
  • Nichtern leads the team with 18 points this season (seven goals, and 11 assists), while Sean O'Brien leads the team with nine goals. 
  • Steve Grabher paces the Cadets with 21 ground balls, and Marcus Hudgins has a team-high eight caused turnovers so far this season. 
 
UP NEXT
The Red Foxes close out a quick two-game homestand against the Hartford Hawks on Tuesday, February 17. The game is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at Tenney Stadium.
 
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Players Mentioned

Jake MacGregor

#36 Jake MacGregor

Goalie
6' 0"
Redshirt Sophomore
Peyton Smith

#9 Peyton Smith

Faceoff
6' 0"
Junior
Jake Weinman

#46 Jake Weinman

Attack
5' 11"
Redshirt Sophomore
Kurt Wessner

#14 Kurt Wessner

Defense
6' 4"
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Jake MacGregor

#36 Jake MacGregor

6' 0"
Redshirt Sophomore
Goalie
Peyton Smith

#9 Peyton Smith

6' 0"
Junior
Faceoff
Jake Weinman

#46 Jake Weinman

5' 11"
Redshirt Sophomore
Attack
Kurt Wessner

#14 Kurt Wessner

6' 4"
Freshman
Defense

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