VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Washington College scored all eight goals in the first quarter and never trailed on its way to a 21-5 win over Berry at the Virginia Beach Sportsplex on Tuesday afternoon in a non-conference men's lacrosse game. The Shoremen, who scored a season-high in goals today, improve to 5-1 on the season, while the Vikings drop to 3-3.

Washington College (5-1) 21 Berry (3-3) 5

How It Happened
- Nate Winters got the Shoremen on the board only 11 seconds into the game on a feed from Talan Behler. Winters, who scored three goals in the first quarter, also added tallies with 7:59 left in the stanza to push the advantage to 5-0 and capped the eight-goal first quarter with two seconds to go from Behler.
- Aiden Ventura added back-to-back goals in the first in a 22-second span that made it 4-0 WC.
- Jack Dupuis scored 1:43 into the second quarter to give Washington a 10-0 lead as the Shoremen tallied the opening 10 scores.
- The Shoremen took a 14-3 lead against the Vikings into halftime.
- Washington outscored Berry 4-1 in the third and 3-1 in the fourth for the final margin as 14 different Shoremen netted a goal in the win.

For The Shoremen (5-1)
- Scoring: Behler (goal and three assists), Winters (three goals), Gabe DellaPenna (two goals and assist), Keean McGrath and Paxson Warnock (goal and two assists), Ventura, Chris Capozzoli, Luke Fiorillo and Connor Philistine (two goals),
- In Goal: Skeet Hine (30:00, three goals allowed, four saves), Keegan Dunn (11:56, one goal allowed, zero saves), Colin Gray (12:10, one goal allowed, three stops), Tommy Winslow (5:54, zero goals allowed, zero saves)
- Ronan Miller (seven face-off wins and five ground balls), Jack Fried, Ben Hazlehurst and Patrick Rodgers (two caused turnovers)
- Washington recorded 50 shots, was 23-for-23 in clears in the contest, won 12 face-offs and nabbed 47 ground balls.
- The Shoremen had only eight turnovers, while forcing 17 caused turnovers on Berry.

Notes
- Berry is coached by 2001 Washington College graduate Curtis Gilbert who was a member of the 1998 National Championship squad.

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