Pace University Men's Lacrosse saw their NE10 Championship bid end with a 17-4 loss to top-ranked Adelphi University. The Setters, seeded #3, advanced to their first NE10 title game since 2003 but struggled against an undefeated Panthers team. Despite an early score by Will Danowski, Pace couldn't stem the tide as Adelphi quickly established control, leading 10-1 by the end of the first quarter. The Setters managed to score twice in the second half but ultimately fell short, finishing the season with a 12-5 record.

By the Numbers
  • Pace generated 29 shots and forced 20 turnovers.
  • Setters went 16-of-20 on clear attempts.
  • Will Danowski and Jake Cenci each scored 2 goals.
State of Play
  • Pace reached the NE10 final after wins over #6 seed Bentley and #2 seed Saint Anselm College.
  • The team awaits its bid for the NCAA Tournament, with an overall season record of 12-5.
What's Next

The Setters will await the NCAA Tournament selection process as they aim to build on their strong season, which showcased their growth and competitiveness in the region.

Bottom Line

Pace University Men's Lacrosse demonstrated significant progress this season, making it to the NE10 Championship and positioning themselves for a potential NCAA Tournament appearance. The loss against Adelphi reflects both the challenges ahead and the promise of the team's future.