Galloway, NJ – Stockton University (5-1) used a balanced attack to run by Marymount University (3-3) 22-9 on Saturday afternoon. Dante Poli (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks South) scored four goals with four assists for eight points on the day as 12 different Ospreys tallied goals.
 
Poli broke the career assist record at Stockton with his first helper of the day, shattering the mark of 137 assists set by Rory McPeek (1997-2000).
 
The Ospreys opened the scoring 1:57 into the contest when Hayden Smallwood (Margate/Ocean City) scored his first of the day on the record breaking assist from Poli. Robbie O'Brien (Springfield, PA/Springfield-Delco) gave Stockton a two-goal advantage before the Saints sliced the margin to 2-1.
 
Another O'Brien tally, a goal by  Luc Swedlund (Randolph/Randolph) and pair from Poli offset a marker by Marymount for a 6-2 lead after one period. Stockton doubled up the Saints in the second quarter 6-3 for a 12-5 advantage after one half of play.
 
Swedlund potted a pair of tallies, with Smallwood, Poli, Ryan Anderson (Avon-by-the Sea/Manasquan) and Noam Levy-Smith (Margate/Ocean City) adding to the scoring.
 
For the second straight match, Stockton exploded in the third quarter outscoring the Saints 8-0 and putting the game away with a commanding 20-5 margin. All available Stockton players saw action in the fourth quarter, setting the final score at 22-9 in favor of Stockton, who won their third consecutive game.
 
In addition to Poli's record setting afternoon, the senior topped all players with three caused turnovers.  Swedlund scored five goals, with O'Brien, Smallwood and Levy-Smith hitting the back of the net twice each. Levy-Smith also dished an assist for a three-point day, which tied his career-high.
 
Tyler Horvath (Chalfont, PA/Central Bucks South) won 19-33 (.575) face-offs and scooped a game-high 12 ground balls.  Goalkeeper Colin Bernstein (Warrington, PA/Central Bucks South)  saw action in the first 42:30, making five saves in winning his third of the year. Eric Lindskog (Montville/Montville) finished up kicking out five attempts as well.
 
For Marymount, Jack Williams and Gavin Taylorson scored two goals each. Starting netminder Matthew Davis made 15 saves in the first three quarters, before giving way to Jacob Brooks. Brooks played the final 15 minutes and kicked out seven shots.
 
Stockton will travel to Swarthmore, PA for the next contest. The Ospreys will take on Swarthmore College for a 7 pm start on Wednesday evening.