After trailing 6-3 with six minutes to play in the second quarter, the Griffins turned up the offense and defense as they scored ten of the final eleven goals for a 13-7 home win over #14 Lindenwood on Saturday afternoon.  With the win, the Griffins are now 4-2 on the season while the Lions drop their first contest of the season. 

John Hofseth scored a man up goal to answer a Lindenwood goal less than three minutes into the contest.  Two straight goals from Lindenwood gave the Lions a 3-1 lead into the second quarter. 

Less than a minute into the second quarter, Robert Hofseth scored a man up goal to trim the Lions lead to 3-2.  The Lions then scored three of the next four goals to build a 6-3 lead with 6:22 to play in the half.  Four straight goals from the Griffins closed out the half and SHU took a 7-6 lead into the halftime break.  John Miller, Robert Hofseth each scored one goal and Bennett Johnson scored twice during the run. 

The third quarter was a low scoring one as the Griffins outscored the Lions 2-1.  Logan Maloni and Johnson each scored for the Griffins in the quarter.

The fourth quarter was all Seton Hill as they outscored the Lions 4-0 to close out the win.  Goals from Zack Estabrooks and John Hofseth early in the quarter pushed the Griffins lead to 11-7.  Robert Hofseth and Estabrooks closed out the scoring for the Griffins. 

In the win, the Griffin defense held the Lions to just one goal in the final 36 minutes.  SHU was also a perfect 4-4 in man up opportunities.

Johnson led the Griffins with five points on three goals and two assists.  Maloni added a goal and 3 assists.  Robert Hofseth added 3 goals while brother John finished with two goals and an assists.  Estabrooks also finished the game with 2 goals.  Jay Scerbo was 17-24 in faceoffs and Max Eismann added 14 saves. 

SHU will be off for two weeks before traveling to Gaffney, SC to take on Limestone on March 16th.