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SFU vs Oregon

SFU loses in PNCLL Finals 19-6 ending their 2005 season.

SFU vs Washington

The SFU clan avenged an earlier lose to the UW Huskies winning 8-5 today to secure a place in the PNCLL championship game. Mike Christians 3 goals and 1 assist, Pat Corrigan 1g and 2a and Ben Came 2g helped pace the offence. Goalie Aaron Pascas 22 saves and Nathan Hoskins led the defence limiting the powerful Husky offence.

PNCLL Final four Information

SFU will be hosting the PNCLL Final Four this year at Burnaby Lake fields (Artificial grass fields beside 8 rinks). Here is the schedule of games:

Sat April 30:
10:00am B semi-final # 1 (1v4) Field 3,
10:30am B semi-final # 2 ( 2v3) Field 1
2:00pm A semi-final # 1 ( 1v4) Field 3
2:30pm A semi-final # 2 ( 2v3)
May 1st:
10:00am B Chamionship Final
2:00pm A Championship Final

The teams are TBA, and will be updated here once known. The winners representing the PNCLL in the USL MDIA National championships in Blaine, Minnesota. We would like to extend an invitation for the lacrosse community to come out and support collegiate lacrosse in B.C. and see some fantastic lacrosse.

SFU vs GonzagaUniversity

SFU's last home game of the year was played tonight at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex West, site of the PNCLL final four tournament in 3 weeks. With a large crowd of SFU supporters watching on the Clan did not dissapoint. Both teams played hard as demonstrated by the hard hitting and numerous ground ball battles throughout the game. Dane Reelie and Mike Christians once again led the way for SFU with 4g,3a and 5g,2a respectively. With the win the Clan have now secured a playoff birth and now must wait to see who they will face in one of the PNCLL Championship Semifinal games on April 30.

SFU vs University of Idaho

SFU travelled to Idaho to face the first year Vandals.Five players featured in scoring; sophomore Mike Christians leading the way with 9 goals and 2 assists.Sophmore Ben Came had 5 goals, 1 assist. Freshmen Nino McGovern (4G,2A) and Pat Corrigan (4G). Sophmore Dane Reelie had a strong game notching 3 goals and 4 assists. He also set a new SFU team record for ground balls in a single game with 23. Idaho showed they have a good foundation with great support from parents and fans.Good luck in the rest of your inaugral PNCLL season.

SFU vs Chapman

A lackluster first 15 minutes contributed to a 5-0 Chapman lead. The second quarter was much better for the Clan but the score was still 7-2 for the Panthers at half. The third stanza saw two evenly matched teams with the quarter score tied at 3. That being said Chapman still led 10-5 going into the final quarter. SFU was able to close the gap to 10-7 with over 7 minutes but were unable to score again until a Chapman penalty with 3:45 left. A quick EMO goal, by Mike Christians (3g, 3a) followed by fast break goal by Dane Reelie (3g, 1a) off the ensuing faceoff left the score at 10-9. Another untimely penalty for Chapman lead to the tying goal by Mike Christians. The game seemed destined for OT much like the previous nights game versus Rhode Island, but 1st team AA Danny Metoyer netted the winning goal for Chapman with :38 seconds remaining. Another exciting game for the Clan who next see action against another California team as they take on the UC Davis Aggies on Tuesday March 29.

SFU vs Rhode Island

After a quick start that saw the Clan build a 4-0 first quarter lead the wheels seemed to come off the train in the second quarter. Rhode Island came out strong and closed the gap to 6-5 at half time. The third quarter saw a back and forth game with plenty of opportunities for both sides with game going into the final quarter with Simon Fraser still leading by 1 goal 9-8. Both teams continued to battle hard in the fourth quarter. With less than 12 minutes left SFU lead 11-8 but the Rams did not give up and tied the game up within 4 minutes. Rhode Island continued playing with the momentum on their side and managed to take the lead, 13-12, with 2:39 left. The Clan showed some incredible resolve though, not giving an inch and fighting until the final whistle. With less than 30 seconds left, defenceman Richard Singer intercepted a pass deep in the defensive end and proceeded to start a fast break for the ages. As the clock continued to tick down a couple of perfect passes left Dane Reelie (4g, 3a) with a wide open look on the crease. With 17 seconds left the game was tied at 13 and headed for overtime. SFU had two open looks in the first 4 minute OT period but were unable to score and Aaron Pascas (13 saves) made two saves during that period to send the game into double overtime. The second OT was short lived as a faceoff win by the Clan led to a quick shot which was initially saved by the RI goalie but Dane Reelie managed to find the loose ball and pot the winning goal for a 14-13 double OT win for SFU. The Clan also had strong offensive performances from Ben Came (3g, 2a) Mike Christians (2g, 3a) and Pat Corrigan (2g, 1a).

SFU vs University of Washington

The Huskies executed their game plan very well tonight and taught us a very valuble lesson.

SFU vs University of Oregon

The much anticipated matchup of the two PNCLL heavyweights took place on Sunday morning, #1 Oregon vs #2 SFU. After losing twice to the Ducks last year the Clan were fully prepared for this game. Oregon scored the first goal of the game at 3:20 of the first quarter but that would be the last goal for sometime as the SFU defence held the Ducks off the scoresheet for over 20 mins. In the meantime SFU went on a 5 goal run to take a 5-1 lead. A late second quarter goal by Oregon ended the scoring in the first half with SFU taking a 5-2 lead into the break. The third quarter saw plenty of possession offence by both teams, waiting for the opposing defence to make a mistake. Mike Christians scored the only goal of the quarter to give the Clan a 6-2 lead going into the final quarter. The last 15 mins saw Oregon take a few more offensive chances in order to close the gap. Freshman goalie Aaron Pascas made 27 saves helping the #14 ranked SFU Clan upset the #8 ranked Oregon Ducks to take possession of first place in the PNCLL.

SFU vs Chico State

After a slow start falling behind 5-1 after the first quarter to a road weary #22 ranked Chico State squad, the Simon Fraser University Clan regrouped to close the gap to a 7-6 Chico lead at half time. In the second half, SFU tallied 5 3rd quarter goals followed by 3 in the 4th quarter to solidify a 14-10 victory against a resilient Chico team. Justin Norbraten 4G, 2A, Mike Christians 4G 1A, and Kelly Gares 4G, all anchored the Clan offense while Dane Reelie continued to spread the offense around, contributing 3 assists and 1 goal of his own. Freshman goaltender Aaron Pascas fought through some early game jitters to finish with a strong 26 save performance along the way to SFU’s first out of conference victory of the early season.

SFU vs WWU

On Sunday morning SFU made the trip down I-5 to Bellingham to take on Western Washington. On the heels of a win the day before the Clan came out strong in the first half to take an 11-1 lead and ultimately leave with a 15-3 win. Congratulations to Arlen Chudley who made his first start in goal for SFU and to Nino McGovern and Luke Bennett for scoring their first of what will be many goals for the Clan.

SFU vs OSU

After arriving late to the game, the Beavers struggled to pull themselves together. SFU jumped to a quick 2 goal lead but the Beavers battled back to tie it up and take the lead 3-2 at the half. Beavers came out rolling in the 3rd quarter to take a 5-2 lead, but unfortunatley so did SFU. After taking a 2 point lead in the 4th, SFU used thier possesion offense to keep OSU away from the net. OSU managed 2 more goals, but SFU put in the clincher and maintained control of the ball. A good game, and one we were sorry to lose, but we will see you again SFU. Great game.

SFU vs PLU

The SFU Clansmen defeated the PLU Lutes 10-2 in the season opener of the PNCLL today. The Clan played a ball control offence which allowed the team to rotate all of their players into the game. The defence played strong, starting many fast breaks as well as allowing only 14 shots on goal. Thank you to PLU for making the trip up to Coquitlam and good luck with your season.