Skip To Main Content

Florida Southern College

Scoreboard

Home of 30 NCAA National Championships #LETSGOMOCS
21
Winner Florida Southern FLORIDA 13-4, 6-2
11
Palm Beach Atl. PALM BEA 2-12, 0-8
Winner
Florida Southern FLORIDA
13-4, 6-2
21
Final
11
Palm Beach Atl. PALM BEA
2-12, 0-8
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Florida Southern FLORIDA 5 7 4 5 21
Palm Beach Atl. PALM BEA 2 1 5 3 11
Caiden Wiech holds the ball versus Dominican

Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse |

#16 Mocs Close Out 2023 Regular Season in Dominant Fashion

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – The 16th-ranked Florida Southern men's lacrosse team closed out the 2023 regular season on the road Saturday afternoon at Palm Beach Atlantic. The Moccasins used their signature high-powered offense to pick up their record-tying 12th win of the season, 21-11. The Mocs became just the third team to score 20-plus goals on the Sailfish this season joining nationally-ranked Adelphi and Saint Leo.
 
Florida Southern won a program record 12 contests last season including the 2022 Sunshine State Conference semifinal victory over Rollins. The win Saturday moved FSC's record to 12-4 on the season and 5-2 in SSC play with the Mocs scheduled to take on No. 2 seed Tampa in the upcoming 2023 Sunshine State Conference Tournament this Thursday for a chance to set a new program record for wins in a season. The loss dropped PBA to 2-12 on the year including 0-7 in league action.
 
Sophomore Matt Flammenspeck led the offensive attack for the Mocs Saturday as he poured in a team-best five goals while dishing out one assist for his 10th hat trick of the season. Freshman Caiden Wiech exploded for a career-high four goals in the victory while handing out an assist. Senior Sean Nolan added his 10th hat trick of the season with three goals. Three others added a pair of goals in the victory.
 
Graduate students Jay Minor and Andrew Medeiros tied for the team lead in assists with three each. Minor added a pair of goals to finish tied for second on the team in points with five.  
 
Defensively, seniors Griffin Phillips and Nick Shannon led the way with three caused turnovers each. Phillips added a long pole goal, the ninth of his career. Junior Michael Simone made the start in goal for the Mocs while making six saves in a little over 30 minutes of action. He was credited with the victory moving his seasonal record to 10-2 overall. The 10 wins in a single season ties him for second in the FSC record book. With one more victory, Simone would move into a tie for the most wins in a single season by a Moccasin goalkeeper. Three other goalies saw action for the Mocs with graduate student Maxwell Freestone seeing the most minutes at just under 15 minutes while making a pair of saves.
 
Freshman Luke Henricksen took the majority of the face off attempts once again and finished 14-of-29 (.483) with a team-best seven ground balls. Fellow freshman Zach Cannone took six face offs while winning two.
 
The Mocs jumped out to a 5-2 lead after the first 15 minutes of action with Wiech providing two of the opening five goals for the Mocs. Florida Southern would add to its lead in the second quarter thanks to a 6-0 run to close out the half giving FSC a 12-3 lead at the break. It took just 56 seconds into the second half to push the lead to 10 as freshman Nolan Tighe connected on his second goal of the contest. The Sailfish outscored the Mocs 5-3 in the remaining 14 minutes of the third to cut the deficit to 16-8 heading into the final 15 minutes of action. PBA scored the opening goal of the fourth to cut the lead to seven but a barrage of five-straight goals for the Mocs pushed the advantage up to 12 with 2:23 left to play. The Sailfish would tack on two late goals for the final score of 21-11.
 
The Mocs will now begin preparations for the 2023 Sunshine State Conference Tournament where the third-seeeded Mocs will travel to No. 2-seed Tampa in a rematch of the 2022 SSC Championship game on Thursday, April 27 at a to be determined time.
 
Print Friendly Version

Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary
Scoring Play Visiting Team Score Home Team Score
1st Period FLORIDA PALM BEA
14:23 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Jay Minor
1 0
14:06 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Griffin Phillips
2 0
12:23 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Henry Sloyan
2 1
08:42 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Nolan Tighe Assisted by Kaleb Cook
3 1
07:40 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Caleb Southard Assisted by Dylan Hunt
3 2
06:16 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Caiden Wiech Assisted by Matt Flammenspeck
4 2
03:25 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Caiden Wiech
5 2
2nd Period FLORIDA PALM BEA
14:36 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Sean Nolan Assisted by Jay Minor
6 2
13:31 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Caleb Southard
6 3
11:56 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Sean Nolan Assisted by Lucas Sommers
7 3
10:05 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Caiden Wiech
8 3
09:42 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Matt Flammenspeck Assisted by Caiden Wiech
9 3
07:50 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Caiden Wiech Assisted by Kaleb Cook
10 3
03:31 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Lucas Sommers
11 3
00:24 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Jay Minor Assisted by Andrew Medeiros
12 3
3rd Period FLORIDA PALM BEA
14:04 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Nolan Tighe
13 3
13:12 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Dylan Insolia
13 4
12:26 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Sean Nolan Assisted by Andrew Medeiros
14 4
09:51 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Logan Robbins
14 5
07:58 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Joe Conklin Assisted by Matt Bradley
15 5
07:43 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Neil Calkin Assisted by Dylan Insolia
15 6
05:19 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Jonah Robertson
15 7
04:04 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Tanner Pohl Assisted by Cooper Porter
15 8
03:41 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Lucas Sommers
16 8
4th Period FLORIDA PALM BEA
13:30 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Dylan Hunt
16 9
12:40 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Brendan Glasser Assisted by Andrew Medeiros
17 9
09:08 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Matt Flammenspeck Assisted by Jay Minor
18 9
07:06 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Matt Flammenspeck
19 9
05:18 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Matt Flammenspeck Assisted by Jay Minor
20 9
02:23 FLORIDA
FLORIDA - Matt Flammenspeck
21 9
00:54 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Dylan Insolia
21 10
00:18 PALM BEA
PALM BEA - Cooper Porter Assisted by Keegan Southard
21 11

Related Headlines

Bottom Sponsors