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[20/19] Denver Drops One-Goal Heartbreaker at [8/9] North Carolina
3/5/2022 12:20:00 PM | Men's Lacrosse
The Pioneers return home next Sunday to take on Yale at 11 a.m. MT
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The [20/19] University of Denver men's lacrosse team came from six goals down to take the lead in the fourth quarter, but [8/9] North Carolina scored the game's final three goals to give the Heels a 17-16 win on Saturday afternoon at Dorrance Field.
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Inside the Box Score:
JJ Sillstrop finished with a team-high six points on three goals and three assists. Alex Simmons netted his seventh career hat trick for the Pioneers, putting up four points on three goals and a helper.
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Jack Hannah used three goals in the third quarter to complete his 14th career hat trick, adding a first-half assist for a four-point day.
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Michael Lampert had the first multi-goal game of his career and Ted Sullivan rounded out Denver's multi-goal scorers with two of his own.
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Alec Stathakis finished 20-of-35 (two off his career-high) at the faceoff stripe, picking up six ground balls.
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First Quarter:
North Carolina got on the board first on its first possession to take an early lead, before the Pioneers responded with back-to-back tallies to take their only lead of the quarter with 10:50 to go in the first.
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For the second-straight game, Lampert got Denver's scoring started. Denver earned a man-up chance off the Lampert goal, and the Pioneers converted. Riley Curtis hit Simmons for his first of two goals in the first half. Â
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The Tar Heels responded with three-straight to make it 4-2 to the home team with 5:06 to play in the quarter. Chris Gray had two in the run and Jacob Kelly scored his second of the afternoon for the Heels.
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Sillstrop's first of the day came right off the faceoff from the final goal in UNC's run to pull Denver back to within one with 5:00 to go in the frame.
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UNC took a 4-3 lead into the second quarter, having outshot the Pioneers 18-8 and 8-5 on goal. Goalie Jack Thompson had four saves in the opening 15 minutes.
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Second Quarter:
Denver opened the second quarter with two quick ones out of the gate. Simmons scored his second of the afternoon off a feed from Hannah and then Sullivan dodged from the middle of the field to give Denver the lead back less than a minute into the second quarter.
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Lance Tillman tied things up for the Tar Heels before Johnny Marrocco gave Denver the lead back with 9:40 to go in the first half. UNC had its first goal directly off a faceoff in response to even things at 6-6 before closing out the scoring in the half with Gray's hat trick goal with 1:41 to play in the second quarter.
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Thompson had four more saves in the second quarter to bring his total to eight. Alec Stathakis had an 8-7 advantage facing off at the intermission.
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Third Quarter:
North Carolina scored the first five out of halftime to take a 12-6 lead in the opening seven minutes of the third quarter.
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Simmons completed his second hat trick of the season to stop a 7-0 North Carolina run that ran back to the middle of the second quarter. The Simmons tally took Denver to 2-for-2 on the man-up on the afternoon.
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Hannah made it back-to-back goals, reacting first to a rebound off a saved shot by Sillstrop to put home his first of the day and draw Denver back to within four at 12-8 with under five minutes to play in the period.
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North Carolina held Denver's run to just two, scoring on its next possession after the Hannah tally.
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Denver ended the quarter on a 3-0 spurt in the final 2:33. Hannah completed his third-quarter hat trick with back-to-back goals to make it 13-10 UNC and then Lampert got his first multi-goal game in the books with a goal with seven seconds to go in the third quarter to cut the Tar Heels lead to two at the end of three.
Fourth Quarter:
North Carolina got the first goal of the fourth quarter to push its lead to 14-11, but a pole goal from Jimmy Freehill off the faceoff and two more tallies from Sullivan and Sillstrop brought Denver all the way back from 12-6 down to tie things up at 14-14 with 10:25 to play in regulation.
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The Pioneers extended its run to a 5-0 spurt in a span of 2:29 with Noah Manning's first of the game and Sillstrop's second in the run to make it 16-14 Pioneers.
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North Carolina scored the game's final three goals, holding the Pioneers without a tally in the final 9:02 to take the 17-16 win.
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Notes
What's Next
The University of Denver men's lacrosse team, Presented by Your Hometown Toyota Stores, will return to Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium next Sunday to host [12/13] Yale at 11 a.m. MT. The game will be broadcast live on Pioneer Vision and ESPN Denver 1600.
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For the latest University of Denver updates on the coronavirus, click here.
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TICKETS:
Single game tickets for the 2022 Denver men's lacrosse season are on sale now, and can be purchased here.
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DONATE:
Fans interested in making a donation to the Pioneers Athletic Fund can do so by clicking here. Your gift will transform the lives of our student-athletes by giving them the first-class resources needed to excel in the classroom, in competition and beyond. Thank you for Building Pioneers for Life!
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Visit DenverPioneers.com for complete coverage of all 18 of DU's NCAA Division I sports.
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Inside the Box Score:
JJ Sillstrop finished with a team-high six points on three goals and three assists. Alex Simmons netted his seventh career hat trick for the Pioneers, putting up four points on three goals and a helper.
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Jack Hannah used three goals in the third quarter to complete his 14th career hat trick, adding a first-half assist for a four-point day.
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Michael Lampert had the first multi-goal game of his career and Ted Sullivan rounded out Denver's multi-goal scorers with two of his own.
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Alec Stathakis finished 20-of-35 (two off his career-high) at the faceoff stripe, picking up six ground balls.
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First Quarter:
North Carolina got on the board first on its first possession to take an early lead, before the Pioneers responded with back-to-back tallies to take their only lead of the quarter with 10:50 to go in the first.
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For the second-straight game, Lampert got Denver's scoring started. Denver earned a man-up chance off the Lampert goal, and the Pioneers converted. Riley Curtis hit Simmons for his first of two goals in the first half. Â
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The Tar Heels responded with three-straight to make it 4-2 to the home team with 5:06 to play in the quarter. Chris Gray had two in the run and Jacob Kelly scored his second of the afternoon for the Heels.
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Sillstrop's first of the day came right off the faceoff from the final goal in UNC's run to pull Denver back to within one with 5:00 to go in the frame.
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UNC took a 4-3 lead into the second quarter, having outshot the Pioneers 18-8 and 8-5 on goal. Goalie Jack Thompson had four saves in the opening 15 minutes.
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Second Quarter:
Denver opened the second quarter with two quick ones out of the gate. Simmons scored his second of the afternoon off a feed from Hannah and then Sullivan dodged from the middle of the field to give Denver the lead back less than a minute into the second quarter.
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Lance Tillman tied things up for the Tar Heels before Johnny Marrocco gave Denver the lead back with 9:40 to go in the first half. UNC had its first goal directly off a faceoff in response to even things at 6-6 before closing out the scoring in the half with Gray's hat trick goal with 1:41 to play in the second quarter.
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Thompson had four more saves in the second quarter to bring his total to eight. Alec Stathakis had an 8-7 advantage facing off at the intermission.
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Third Quarter:
North Carolina scored the first five out of halftime to take a 12-6 lead in the opening seven minutes of the third quarter.
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Simmons completed his second hat trick of the season to stop a 7-0 North Carolina run that ran back to the middle of the second quarter. The Simmons tally took Denver to 2-for-2 on the man-up on the afternoon.
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Hannah made it back-to-back goals, reacting first to a rebound off a saved shot by Sillstrop to put home his first of the day and draw Denver back to within four at 12-8 with under five minutes to play in the period.
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North Carolina held Denver's run to just two, scoring on its next possession after the Hannah tally.
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Denver ended the quarter on a 3-0 spurt in the final 2:33. Hannah completed his third-quarter hat trick with back-to-back goals to make it 13-10 UNC and then Lampert got his first multi-goal game in the books with a goal with seven seconds to go in the third quarter to cut the Tar Heels lead to two at the end of three.
Fourth Quarter:
North Carolina got the first goal of the fourth quarter to push its lead to 14-11, but a pole goal from Jimmy Freehill off the faceoff and two more tallies from Sullivan and Sillstrop brought Denver all the way back from 12-6 down to tie things up at 14-14 with 10:25 to play in regulation.
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The Pioneers extended its run to a 5-0 spurt in a span of 2:29 with Noah Manning's first of the game and Sillstrop's second in the run to make it 16-14 Pioneers.
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North Carolina scored the game's final three goals, holding the Pioneers without a tally in the final 9:02 to take the 17-16 win.
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Notes
- Jack Hannah stretched his team-leading point streak to 21 games.
- JJ Sillstrop and Johnny Marrocco also extended their active point streaks to six games.
- Alex Simmons' hat trick was his second of the season and the seventh of his career.
- Jack Hannah completed his second hat trick of the season and the 14th of his career.
- JJ Sillstrop netted his fifth hat trick of the season and the eighth of his career.
- Denver has had three players finish with a hat trick in the same game 27 times since the start of the 2014 season, including five times in the last season and a half.
What's Next
The University of Denver men's lacrosse team, Presented by Your Hometown Toyota Stores, will return to Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium next Sunday to host [12/13] Yale at 11 a.m. MT. The game will be broadcast live on Pioneer Vision and ESPN Denver 1600.
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For the latest University of Denver updates on the coronavirus, click here.
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TICKETS:
Single game tickets for the 2022 Denver men's lacrosse season are on sale now, and can be purchased here.
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DONATE:
Fans interested in making a donation to the Pioneers Athletic Fund can do so by clicking here. Your gift will transform the lives of our student-athletes by giving them the first-class resources needed to excel in the classroom, in competition and beyond. Thank you for Building Pioneers for Life!
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Visit DenverPioneers.com for complete coverage of all 18 of DU's NCAA Division I sports.
Like Denver Pioneers and DU Men's Lacrosse on Facebook
Follow @DU_Pioneers and @DU_MLAX on Twitter
Follow @denverpioneers and @denvermlax on Instagram
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
DEN
NC
Shots
40
55
Turnovers
16
12
Caused Turnovers
1
7
Faceoffs Won
20
15
Extra-Man Opps
5
5
Ground Balls
18
34
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