Wentworth Institute of Technology Athletics

Men's Lacrosse Topples Keene State

Leopards hold Owls scoreless for 33:19 in a 13-4 win; Drew Bouley (three goals, one assist), Erik Vogt (two goals, three assists) pace the offense

Photo by David Borokhov '28
Photo by David Borokhov '28
Box Score
February 22, 2025

KEENE, N.H. – The Wentworth Institute of Technology men's lacrosse team outscored Keene State 10-1 over the final 33:20 of the contest, including using a 10-0 run to snap a first-half tie as the Leopards (2-1) downed the Owls (0-3), 13-4, in non-conference action Saturday afternoon.

Drew Bouley had three goals and an assist for the Leopards, while Erik Vogt had a pair of goals and three assists in the win.

HOW IT HAPPENED:

  • Bouley gave the Black & Gold a 1-0 lead with he scored three minutes into the contest. Keene State got  a goal from Adam Scala 1:38 later to even the score before Brendan Kroll put Wentworth ahead, 2-1 with 8:40 left. However, Dylan Seymour tied the game for the Owls just over a minute later and the score remained tied at 2-all after one quarter.
  • Just 16 seconds into the second quarter, Dryden Fisher put Wentworth ahead, 3-2, and the lead stayed that way until Keen State tied the game at 3-all with a goal from Rex Maccarini with 3:45 left. No sooner had the Owls tied the game, Kobi Buffa gave the Leopards a 4-3 lead with a marker coming 25 seconds later. This goal started Wentworth's run.
  • The third quarter belonged to the Leopards, outscoring the hosts by a 6-0 margin. Bouley and Vogt each scored twice in the frame with Richard Roy and Jared Hiller also getting in on the action.
  • Hiller gave Wentworth an 11-3 lead early in the fourth quarter with his second of the contest, with Tyler Longo and Kroll also scoring in the quarter to make it 13-3. Keene State scored just before time expired to account for the 13-4 final score.
  • Connor Charron was 9-of-15 from the X, while Dylan Sullivan was a perfect 3-for-3. Charron and Kyle Leger each scooped up six ground balls while Leger caused six turnovers. In between the pipes, Tom Gardner made 15 saves. Wentworth dominated in both shots (51-31) and ground balls (41-23).

SERIES NOTES:

  • Winners of the last two series meetings, Wentworth holds a 2-1 series edge.

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