Completed Event: Lacrosse versus Air Force on May 4, 2025 , Loss , 10, to, 11
Final Score
Lacrosse
10
vs Air Force
11
The University of Utah Athletics
Saturday, March 2
Greenville, SC
10:00 AM
University of Utah
at
Furman
Photo by: Tim Haslam
Lacrosse Travels to Furman
2/26/2019 10:00 AM | Lacrosse
SALT LAKE CITY - The Utah lacrosse team travels to South Carolina this weekend to play Furman on Saturday, March 2, at 12:00 p.m. ET.
The game will be broadcast through ESPN3.
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Utah is 2-3 overall and is 1/3 of the way through its season. The Utes are coming off their second victory of the year, a comeback win over Air Force on Sunday that head coach Brian Holman feels is a turning point moving forward.
"The question I posed to them this morning is 'what do we do with this?'" Holman said. "You talk about the age-old adage that you're never as bad as you feel after you lose and you're definitely not as good as you think after you win. This clearly plays out for us. That was a really sloppy game against Air Force. We said to the team this morning, we were down 4-1, we beat them 5-1 down the stretch, and that's a really good sign for us, especially against a service academy. I keep emphasizing that because those players are trained military personnel. That's the good part.
"I think it's a really neat time for us to take the momentum from a hard-fought win where we didn't play well, and do something with that. If we can start executing the details a lot better and then take that grit and determination factor that we've realized we have and combine those two, that's what we're searching for this week. We've played five games, it's a good time for some self reflection. I asked the guys, where are we? Are we starting to create an identity as a team? Looking for things like that over the next week or so. This will be our third-straight road trip and I think we've done a good job so far handling that. I feel like this game is almost our first real game. I sensed that from the kids this morning. That win [against Air Force] was an amazing thing in sports. We were struggling and I questioned everything even after we won, and that's the mentality I want our guys to have. Yes, we won, but if we don't clean these things up and get better, we're in for a long haul going forward. I sensed this morning that they got it. I think they're in great spirits but they also know we need to clean our stuff up. We have a lot of areas where we are just missing, and that is so encouraging. I think the guys have a willingness to want to clean that up, and that's what this week is all about."
Sophomore Josh Stout continues to lead the nation with 20 goals scored and is tied for eighth in the country with 4.00 goals per game. Samuel Cambere is tied for the NCAA lead with 11 caused turnovers. Liam Donnelly is tied for third in the nation with 63 saves. Seth Neeleman is tied for 19th in the nation with 22 ground balls.
Furman is also 2-3 on the season. The Paladins dropped their first three games before winning their last two against Canisius and Hampton.
The game will be broadcast through ESPN3.
Video Link
Live Stats
Utah is 2-3 overall and is 1/3 of the way through its season. The Utes are coming off their second victory of the year, a comeback win over Air Force on Sunday that head coach Brian Holman feels is a turning point moving forward.
"The question I posed to them this morning is 'what do we do with this?'" Holman said. "You talk about the age-old adage that you're never as bad as you feel after you lose and you're definitely not as good as you think after you win. This clearly plays out for us. That was a really sloppy game against Air Force. We said to the team this morning, we were down 4-1, we beat them 5-1 down the stretch, and that's a really good sign for us, especially against a service academy. I keep emphasizing that because those players are trained military personnel. That's the good part.
"I think it's a really neat time for us to take the momentum from a hard-fought win where we didn't play well, and do something with that. If we can start executing the details a lot better and then take that grit and determination factor that we've realized we have and combine those two, that's what we're searching for this week. We've played five games, it's a good time for some self reflection. I asked the guys, where are we? Are we starting to create an identity as a team? Looking for things like that over the next week or so. This will be our third-straight road trip and I think we've done a good job so far handling that. I feel like this game is almost our first real game. I sensed that from the kids this morning. That win [against Air Force] was an amazing thing in sports. We were struggling and I questioned everything even after we won, and that's the mentality I want our guys to have. Yes, we won, but if we don't clean these things up and get better, we're in for a long haul going forward. I sensed this morning that they got it. I think they're in great spirits but they also know we need to clean our stuff up. We have a lot of areas where we are just missing, and that is so encouraging. I think the guys have a willingness to want to clean that up, and that's what this week is all about."
Sophomore Josh Stout continues to lead the nation with 20 goals scored and is tied for eighth in the country with 4.00 goals per game. Samuel Cambere is tied for the NCAA lead with 11 caused turnovers. Liam Donnelly is tied for third in the nation with 63 saves. Seth Neeleman is tied for 19th in the nation with 22 ground balls.
Furman is also 2-3 on the season. The Paladins dropped their first three games before winning their last two against Canisius and Hampton.
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