Lowell, Mass. – The Jacksonville Men's Lacrosse team led wire-to-wire in Saturday's non-conference win against UMass Lowell, 22-8.

Jacob Greiner (four goals, two assists), Jack Dolan (three goals, three assists) and Max Waldbaum (four goals, one assist), helped fuel the Jacksonville (7-2) attack in the win.

In total, 11 different Dolphins found the back of the net in the win. Luke Millican earned the victory, stopping nine shots on the day. Jason Yoquinto would also add seven saves between the pipes for JU.

Conor Foley's hat trick led the River Hawks (0-7) offensively. Calvin Desmarais stopped two shots in goal for UMass Lowell.

After Jacksonville jumped out to a 7-0 lead, the River Hawks would score their lone first quarter goal with 3:00 remaining in the frame. Jacksonville would score back-to-back to extend their lead to eight, 9-1, entering the second quarter.

A relatively back-and-forth second quarter would see the Dolphins outscore the River Hawks 5-4, to take a nine-goal lead into the halftime intermission, 14-5.

JU would score the third quarter's first three goals, however UMass Lowell would find the back of the net for two of the next three goals. The Dolphins claimed back-to-back goals to end the third, leading 20-7.

The Dolphins scored the first two goals of the fourth, but the River Hawks answered scoring the matchup's final goal. In the end, the Dolphins would claim another non-conference victory to begin the season, 22-8.

Dolan Breaks Points Record
With his second assist on the day, graduate student Jack Dolan broke the Jacksonville Men's Lacrosse career points record, previously held by Eric Applegate.

Dolan's assist on Max Waldbaum's first goal of the day, passed Applegate's 143 career points (70 goals, 73 assists) that was accomplished from 2016-19.

The Columbus, Ohio native now stands atop the JU record book with 148 points (77 goals, 71 assists).

Head Coach John Galloway's Comments 
"I'm proud of our group for handling adversity again on the road. We had a chance to spend a lot of time together in the airport yesterday, and the guys turned a tough situation into a positive one as we grew closer throughout the weekend. While we had defensive spells through the game, our pace on offense and our energy in between the lines helped us create a big lead. I was also proud of the guys on defense who came in and continue to keep a potent Lowell offense at bay."

"The most important moment was watching Jack Dolan break the program points record early in the first quarter. Jack has played everything from defensive midfield to attack to now QB of our offense at the midfield. He is selfless, determined, and a damn good lacrosse player. Our players are better when he is on the field and I am excited to see who will chase his record next."

"The goalies continue to be a bright spot as well. I thought Luke, Jason and Ryan all played meaningful minutes, and continue to show that we have a goalie bullpen."

"I am excited to get back home and defend our turf next weekend. The last time we played at home, we left alot on the table. I know our guys will be ready to answer the challenge."

Game Notes
- The all-time series with UMass Lowell is now tied, 1-1. Saturday was the first matchup between the two schools since 2016.
- Saturday's win was the fifth-straight road victory for JU, the longest in program history. The previous best was 4, that spanned from March 23, 2013 to April 27, 2013.
- The Dolphins improve to 16-1 when scoring 15+ goals under Galloway.
- Waldbaum's four-goal effort was his 15^th collegiate contest with 4 or more goals.
- Jack Heed's five groundballs was the second occurrence in his career with five or more groundballs.

Up Next
The Dolphins return home this Saturday to begin a three-game homestand, hosting St. John's. Opening faceoff from Rock Stadium is slated for 12 PM and the game can be watched live on ESPN+.