SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts The American International College men's lacrosse team fell to No. 1 Le Moyne College 25-4 in Northeast-10 Conference play on Saturday, April 3.

FAST FACTS:
Score: No. 1 Le Moyne 25, AIC 4
Records: AIC falls to 0-4 overall and in the NE10; Le Moyne improves to 4-0 overall and in the NE10
Location: Ronald J. Abdow Field, Springfield, Massachusetts

KEY STATS:
No. 3 Le Moyne:
Devin Andrews: Three goals, five assists
Matt Hutchings: Two goals, four assists
Colin Sypek: Two goals, three assists
John Howes: Five goals
Riley Smith: Win (4-0), four saves in 30:00

AIC:
Avery Foye: One goal, two assists
Jason Vickery: Two goals
Tyler Shrewsbury: One goal, one assist
Ryan Day: Loss (0-4), seven saves in 30:00

HOW IT HAPPENED:

• The Dolphins struck first, as Hans Zimmer started the scoring at 1:06. That was the first of six in 7:05 for the visiting squad.
• Freshman Tyler Shrewsbury put AIC on the board at 9:33 of the frame, set up by redshirt sophomore Avery Foye.
• Scoring was hard to come by early in the second thanks to good defense at both ends; a Le Moyne goal at 3:14 was answered exactly two minutes later by redshirt sophomore Jason Vickery, who took a pass from Foye at the top of the crease and fired it home on an extra-man opportunity. However, three late tallies put the Dolphins up 12-2 at the break.
• Out of halftime, the Dolphins scored five goals in a 3:46 stretch, but AIC countered late in the frame as Foye scored a man-up tally at 12:52 from senior Matt Quinlan and Vickery notched his second, also man-up, from Shrewsbury, at 14:14.
• The visitors scored eight in the final frame for the 25-4 score.

EIGHTY BEATTIE:

• Graduate defender Eddie Beattie caused two turnovers in the game, extending his own program record.
• The South Hadley native is the first player in the history of either lacrosse program at AIC with 80 caused turnovers.

NEXT UP:

• The Yellow Jackets host in-state rival Bentley University on Wednesday, April 7 at 3:30 p.m.