GWYNEDD VALLEY, Pa. – Freshman Jordan Krug put No. 14 Cabrini ahead just 37 seconds after the opening whistle, and the Cavaliers never looked back, as the Blue and White scored a 19-3 win at Gwynedd Mercy University tonight.

With the win, Cabrini improved to 8-3 on the year and extended its Colonial States Athletic Conference win streak to 97 games, including three victories this season.

Nine Cavaliers accounted for tonight's scoring, led by senior Ethan Heisman and freshman Matt LoParo.   Heisman netted a season high five goals, while LoParo paired two goals and three assists.

Krug and junior Evan Downey added four points each.  Krug recorded his fifth hat trick of the campaign, while Downey paired two goals and two helpers.  Senior Kyle Bush and freshman Timmy Brooks notched two goals each.

Tonight's game marked the third consecutive game in which the Blue and White has recorded at least 56 shots, with 35 coming on goal.  Brooks led the way with nine shots, two more than Heisman and Krug and two more than Downey.

The Cavaliers dominated the faceoff spot, winning 20 of the night's 25 faceoffs.  Senior Chris Scheekloth claimed 14 victories in his 16 chances and scooped a team high five ground balls.  Sophomore Riley Michaels went 4-5 at the spot.

Senior Brian Kittredge matched Downey with four ground balls and Bush with a game high three caused turnovers.  Krug added two caused turnovers and joined a quartet of Cavaliers with three ground balls.

Freshman goaltender Riley White improved to 4-1 with tonight's win.  The rookie matched a career high with 10 saves.  Sophomore Justin Bullivant added four saves in relief.

Cabrini showed no let-up after Krug's game-opening tally.  Bush added a man-up goal less than 40 seconds later.  Downey got on the board just over five minutes into the action before Heisman and Krug combined to score three goals in a span of 76 seconds of the first quarter.

Bush and Heisman posted second quarter tallies before senior Carter Treuchet hit Downey for a goal with just 10 seconds left in the period, giving the Blue and White a commanding 9-0 lead at the half.

The Cavaliers' lead swelled to 14-0 before Gwynedd Mercy scored two goals in the final 42 seconds of the third quarter.  Cabrini responded with five unanswered fourth quarter goals before the Griffins closed the scoring with 60 seconds left in the action.

Tommy Belmont paired a goal and an assist to lead Gwynedd Mercy (5-4, 2-1 CSAC).  Marc Bushong went 4-14 at the faceoff spot and scooped a team high six ground balls.  Goaltender Sean Myers suffered the loss despite recording 11 saves.

The Blue and White will return to action on Saturday, as it visits Marywood University (4-7, 2-1 CSAC).  The opening faceoff is slated for 1 p.m. in Scranton, Pa.