During the first four games of the season, Riverside Military lacrosse coach Alan Tallman had been frustrated with his team’s man-up offense. His irritation even spilled over into the first half of Thursday night’s contest against Archer. After coming away empty-handed in their first man-up situation, the Eagles committed an unforced turnover near the start of their second opportunity that eventually led to a Tigers goal.
Late man-up goals help Riverside Military lacrosse team hold off Archer for 10-7 win
Jensen Hess, Sheymus Maloney, Chris Sweetenburg all provide hat tricks for Eagles