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This Week
The Westminster men's lacrosse team has two in-state foes on the schedule this week. They begin in Provo on Wednesday, March 10 against Brigham Young at 7 p.m. The game will be played at North University Field on the BYU campus. Westminster plays the 2010 home opener on Saturday, March 13 against No. 7 Utah Valley. The action from Dumke Field will begin at 1 p.m.
Westminster enters the week at 4-1 overall and winners of for straight games. They jumped to No. 9 in the Adidas/MCLA The LAX Mag Top 23 poll that was released on March 8. They sit seventh in the LAX Power computer poll and No. 11 in the Prodigy Network/College LAX coaches' poll.
Josh Condas leads the team with 19 points through the opening five games. He has scored 15 goals to lead the team while recording four assists. Condas is third in the RMLC in total points and goals.
Jacob Wayman is second with 17 points behind a team-best 12 assists. He ranks first in the RMLC in assists and eighth nationally.
Jake Arthur is second on the team with 11 goals.
Joe Illya leads all Griffin goalies with a 69.2% save percentage with a 6.52 goals against average. Illya has allowed just 12 goals while posting a 2-0 record.
Dallas McLellan has a 7.94 goals against average with a 63.6% save percentage.
Jake Boudreau has saved 57.1% of the seven shots hew has faced in limited action during two games.
Last Action
Westminster went 3-0 during a three-game spring break road trip. They began the trip with a 10-4 at Boise State on February 26. Two days later the Griffins picked up a 15-8 win over No. 13 Southern Oregon. They concluded the trip with a 76 decision against No. 8 Western Oregon on March 2.
Looking Ahead
Westminster welcomes Utah to Dumke Field for a 4 p.m. game on Wednesday, March 17. Although played at home, Westminster will be designated as the away team in this game. The Griffins will also celebrate the first three years of the program with an Alumni Game on Saturday, March 20. That game will begin at 4 p.m. on Dumke Field.
