Nick Klein Sets Single-Game Goals Record As Pride Take Care Of Colby-Sawyer
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Team Stats
Colby-Sawyer
| Game Statistics | Colby-Sawyer | Regis (Mass.) |
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| Shots | 16 | 63 |
| Ground Balls | 17 | 46 |
| Saves | 13 | 6 |
| Clears | 15-23 | 19-23 |
| Turnovers | 24 | 16 |
| Face Offs Won | 4 | 26 |
| Man Up | 1-4 | 1-2 |
WESTON, Mass -- The Regis men's lacrosse team was home tonight taking on the Chargers of Colby-Sawyer. The Pride's offense exploded for 23 goals en route to victory. With the win the Pride's record improves to 5-6 overall and 4-5 in Great Northeast Athletic Conference play.
Nick Klein stole the show tonight with 10 goals and adding an assist, being just shy of the single game points record.
James Masterson led Colby-Sawyer with two goals.
How It Happened
Regis set the tone immediately in the first quarter, and after several early chances, Nick Klein opened the scoring at 10:44, sparking a six-goal run to close the quarter. Jack Jaynes led the surge with multiple goals, while Klein and Alex Dougenik also found the back of the net. The Pride capitalized on turnovers and failed clears by Colby-Sawyer, building a commanding 6–0 lead after one. The second quarter saw more of the same, as Regis continued to dominate possession and push the pace offensively. Goals from Nathan Chaput and Klein extended the lead even more, while Jaynes added to his strong first half. Colby-Sawyer broke through with a man-up goal from James Masterson, but Regis responded immediately with another Klein tally. By halftime, Regis had built an overwhelming 11–1 advantage.
Regis pulled away even further in the third quarter. Luke Meelia and Ian Brown added early goals before Klein took over, scoring multiple times in a dominant stretch that highlighted his finishing ability. The Pride rattled off nine goals in the quarter, including contributions from Dougenik, Colin McGarry, and Cabassa, pushing the lead to 20–2 heading into the final frame. In the fourth, Dougenik, Klein, and Meelia each added goals, while the defense held Colby-Sawyer to just one score in the period. Hammon remained steady in net, turning aside late chances to preserve the lopsided margin. The Pride would finish with a convincing 23–3 win.
Inside The Numbers
- Nick Klein's 10 goals tonight sets a program record for goals in a game.
- Matt Cabassa went a perfect 16-16 from the faceoff spot.
Up Next
The Pride continue their homestand on Saturday when cross-town rival Lasell comes to Weston for a game set at 12PM.