WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's men's lacrosse defeated St. John's 21-8 on the road in BIG EAST action on Saturday afternoon in Queens, New York. With the win, the No. 17 Hoyas improve to 8-4 overall and 3-1 in league play and clinch a berth in the upcoming BIG EAST Championship, presented by JEEP.
 
Hoya Highlights

• Jack Ransom led Georgetown with six goals and an assist while Aidan Carroll had five goals and an assist.
• Eight other Hoyas scored as well, including Patrick Crogan with two goals and two assists, Shuey Kelly with two goals and Lucas Dudemaine and Kade Goldberg both with a goal and two assists.
• Fulton Bayman and Joe Cesare both had a goal and an assist while Zach Chari and Jordan Wray both scored once
• Kevin Miller tallied two assists while Owen Horning, Jack Erb and Pierre Reeves each had one.
• Ross Prince won 13-of-17 (.764) faceoffs and tied a career-high with seven ground balls.
• Michael Haus and Carroll both collected four ground balls as well.
• Defensively, George Acton, Ty Banks, Charlie McGurrin and Robert Plath were each credited with a pair of caused turnovers.
• In goal, Anderson Moore (8-4) collected nine saves in the win.

How it Happened

• Georgetown dominated from the onset, outscoring the Red Storm 9-0 in the first quarter. Ransom had four goals in the frame as six different Hoyas found the back of the cage.
• In the second, Georgetown blanked SJU for another five minutes before the Johnnies scored their first goal at the 9:58 mark en route to a 12-2 lead heading into the break.
• Coming out of halftime, St. John's scored the first two goals in less than two minutes but the Hoyas responded with a 6-1 run to end the frame leading 18-5.
• The Blue & Gray made wholesale substitutions in the fourth quarter as five Hoyas saw their first ever action for Georgetown and another five saw their first minutes this season in uniform. Chari and Kelly both netted their first career goals in the stanza.

St. John's Notes

• Adrian Nowak led the Red Storm (4-10, 0-4 BIG EAST) with two goals and an assist.
• Quinn Falasca had three caused turnovers for the Johnnies.
• In goal, Patrick Scarborough (4-8) had 17 saves in the loss.

Georgetown Notes

• With his six points, Carroll moves into 22nd place all time on the Georgetown career scoring list with 127 points. He passes Rickey Mirabito '11 on the list.
• Banks moves into the top-10 all-time in career caused turnovers, tied for eighth with 42. He passes Bobby Boyle '12, John Urbank '14 and Will Tominovich '24 on the list and is tied with Michael Mayer '17.
• Plath ties Banks for the most caused turnovers in a season by a freshman with 24.
• Ransom's man-down goal in the third quarter was the first for Georgetown since Jack Leary '24 against Providence last season.
• Georgetown's nine goals in the opening quarter were the most since a 9-0 opening frame against Mount St. Mary's in 2022.
• The 21 goals for the Hoyas are a season-high and the most since scoring 21 against Dartmouth last season.

Up Next
The Hoyas return to the Hilltop to host Villanova in the regular season finale on Friday, April 25 at 7 p.m.