Galloway, N.J. – Stockton University (5-0) extended their winning streak to five straight games, with a convincing 27-5 victory over New Paltz (0-3) on Saturday afternoon. 14 different players scored goals on the day with Alex DeLierre (Bridgewater/Bridgewater-Raritan) and Colin Wagner (Birdsboro, PA/Daniel Boone) hitting the net five times each.
 
Wagner also dished a pair of assists for a seven-point afternoon and tied for team-high with five ground balls. It was the most goals in a game for Stockton since 2022.
 
The Ospreys were off and running, tallying seven markers in the first period, led by Wagner with four scores. Seven more goals in the second frame pushed the margin to 14-2 at the break, before the Ospreys finished off the rout with a 13-3 final half.
 
Of the 14 players that scored goals, freshmen Trevor Klapmuts (Succasunna/Roxbury), Ty Christianson (Fair Lawn/Fair Lawn), Logan Potts (Newark, DE/ Appoquinimink), Jamison Reid (Oak Ridge/Jefferson Twp.), and sophomore Ryan Weber (Honey Brook/PA/Bishop Shanahan) all scored their first career goals. Klapmuts scored twice and dished his first two career assists.
 
Also tallying their first career points on assists were Colin Arcari (Pilesgrove/Archmere Academy) and Braydn Strzelecki (Phoenixville, PA/Phoenixville Area).
 
Stockton goalkeeper Ben Blum (Mt. Laurel/Lenape) played the first 26:18 making three saves to garner his fourth win of the season in net. Tyler Sininsky (Manahawkin/Southern Regional) saw 23:05 minutes of action with a save, before Will Kasica (Bridgewater/Bridgewater-Raritan) finished off the win kicking out two shots.
 
Blake Lyons scored a goal and assist for the Hawks, with netminder Jacob Kenny making 18 saves in 43:30 of playing time.
 
Stockon will finish their four game homestand on Wednesday, when the Ospreys face Elizabethtown College. Game time is scheduled for 6 pm.