Boxscore

Galloway, NJ – Stockton University (4-1) never trailed and broke the game open in the fourth quarter on the way to a 10-7 victory over Albright (1-4). James O'Donnell (Mt. Laurel/Lenape) scored a game-high four goals and Guy Loggi (Somers Point/Mainland) chipped in with two goals and two assists.
 
O'Donnell and Loggi scored the only goals of the first quarter to stake the Ospreys to a 2-0 lead. Albright answered with two goals in the first two minutes of the second period to knot the game 2-2. Stockton then took the lead for good on tallies by O'Donnell and Loggi 1:16 apart for a 4-2 advantage.
 
Albright got one back three minutes later but O'Donnell netted his third goal of the first half, assisted by Loggi. Neither team scored for the last 5:46 of the stanza and Stockton lead 5-3 at the intermission.
 
Albright again pulled within one at 5-4 four minutes into the second half and the teams battled through nearly nine scoreless minutes. The drought ended when Loggi set up Mike Caposella (Wayne/DePaul Catholic) for the first of his two second-half markers as Stockton bumped the lead back to two at 6-4.
 
On the ensuing faceoff, freshman defender Chris Holleritter (Oak Ridge/Jefferson Twp.) scooped up a ground ball and scored his first career goal. The marker came just 10 seconds after Caposella's and gave the Ospreys their biggest lead yet at 7-4.
 
O'Donnell potted his fourth of the game with 2:23 gone in the fourth quarter but Albright responded less than two minutes later to pull within three again at 8-5. Stockton had held the Lions scoreless for 15 minutes before they finally broke through.
 
Stockton clinched the outcome on consecutive goals by Zack Aho (Shamong/Seneca) and then Caposella for an insurmountable 10-5 advantage with 7:38 to play. Albright netted two counters in the last three minutes before Stockton killed the remaining time for the 10-7 triumph.
 
Stockton goalkeeper Pat Quinn (Shrewsbury/Red Bank Regional) earned his fourth win of the season with 13 saves, one off his career high. Freshman Tyler Bollard (Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Ryan) continued his dominance on faceoffs by winning 14 out 17 and snagging a team-high five ground balls.
 
Jordan Zehr paced Albright with two goals and an assist followed by Matt Brasher with two goals. Lions' goalkeeper Ryan Aler finished with 15 saves in the game.
 
Stockton will take to the road on Wednesday for a later afternoon matchup at Immaculata at 4 p.m.