SALISBURY, Md. – Host #7 Salisbury held off a fourth quarter Washington College charge to come away with a 6-4 win for the Charles B. Clark Cup on Friday night in the annual "War on the Shore" at Sea Gull Stadium in non-conference men's lacrosse action. The Sea Gulls conclude their regular season at 14-3, while the Shoremen finish their regular season 12-5. 

#7 Salisbury (14-3) 6 Washington College (12-5) 4

How It Happened
- The Shoremen tallied the last two goals of the first quarter to lead 2-1 after one with Aiden Ventura scoring with 5:36 left in the first to give the guests a one-score lead after one. Carson Crawford tied the game for WC with 7:46 remaining in the opening stanza just 43 seconds after the Sea Gulls netted the game's first score.
- Salisbury scored all three goals of the second quarter in an 11-second span to lead 4-2 at halftime, capping the run with 9:58 left before halftime. The second goal of the run with 10:05 to go put the home side ahead for good at 3-2.
- In the third quarter, the Sea Gulls scored both goals to lead 6-2.
- Jake Laubach got the Shoremen their first goal since the first quarter with 9:29 remaining in the fourth stanza to trim it to 6-3 and then found Reeve Hargrave to cut the deficit to 6-4 with 2:10 to go.
- Salisbury won the ensuing face-off and got the game down to 49 seconds before Washington got the ball back. The Shoremen were unable to get a shot to try to cut the lead to one in the final seconds and the Sea Gulls were able to run out the clock.

For The Shoremen (12-5)
- Scoring: Laubach (goal and assist)
- In Goal: Skeet Hine (60:00, six goals allowed, 12 saves)
- Brian Blanche (five ground balls), Ben Hazlehurst (two caused turnovers)
- Washington, who had 25 shots in the game, was 23-for-28 in clears in the contest and was 0-for-7 on the man-up.
- The Shoremen had 20 turnovers, caused five Salisbury turnovers and scooped up 34 ground balls.

Notes
- Tonight's 10 total goals were the fewest ever in the 58-game series as the previous low for goals in a game between Washington and Salisbury was 12 in 2006.

Up Next
4/30 @ #11 Gettysburg or Muhlenberg (Centennial Conference Tournament Semifinal)
- Team will travel to either #11 Gettysburg or Muhlenberg based on tomorrow's results between Franklin & Marshall-Gettysburg and Muhlenberg-#9 Dickinson in Centennial play. The Shoremen have the bye in conference play this weekend. Washington will be the third seed in next week's Centennial Tournament.
- Time will be announced on Monday morning.