VESTAL, N.Y. – The Binghamton men’s lacrosse team faced a tough fight against Siena, losing 10-6 at the Bearcats Sports Complex on Wednesday night.
Dan Garone was the standout player for Binghamton, scoring two goals. Connor Winters did a great job in goal, making 15 saves, a season high. Siena’s attack was led by Patrick Radomski and Pratt Reynolds, who both scored three goals. Andrew Arcuri, the Saints’ goalie, contributed with 11 saves.
The game started well for the Bearcats as Liam Ferris scored just over a minute in, marking his ninth goal of the season. However, Siena quickly took the lead with two goals from Reynolds. Garone equalized late in the first quarter, ending it at 2-2.
In the second quarter, Drew Filanowski assisted on both goals for Binghamton, scoring one himself to quickly put the Bearcats ahead 3-2. Unfortunately, Siena responded with three unanswered goals and led 5-3 by halftime. Winters made six crucial saves during that period to keep his team in the game.
The Bearcats rallied in the third quarter. Matthew Rincon scored just 14 seconds in, and Gage Adams tied the game at five goals each. Siena scored again, leaving Binghamton trailing 6-5 as the quarter ended.
In the fourth quarter, Siena gained momentum. Radomski scored twice, completing his hat trick and putting Siena comfortably ahead. Garone added another goal for the Bearcats, but Siena sealed the game with Travis Fry’s goal with just over a minute left.
Here are some key takeaways from the game:
- Liam Ferris has recorded a point in every game he has played since starting the 2024 season.
- Gage Adams reached 63 career goals, tying for sixth all-time in Binghamton history.
- Drew Filanowski had a career-high three points in this game and continues to impress this season, with a total of three goals and assists each.
- Rincon and Anthony Bilello both caused two turnovers, which is a new career high for each player.
- Winters now ranks third on Binghamton’s all-time saves list with 388 saves.
Binghamton’s next game is against Stony Brook on Saturday at noon, marking their last non-conference matchup before entering conference play.
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