RADNOR, PA – The Cabrini men's lacrosse team made its reservation for a 19th consecutive appearance in the Colonial States Athletic Conference championship game today, as the Cavaliers cruised to a 24-2 win over Centenary University.

The Blue and White was in prime form as it scored a 24-2 win over the Cyclones in today's CSAC Tournament semifinal at Edith Robb Dixon Field.

Cabrini, the tournament's top seed, will host number two seed Gwynedd Mercy (10-3) in Saturday's title game, after the Griffins topped Marywood 9-3 in today's other semifinal. Saturday will mark the fourth time the Cavaliers and Griffins have met in the championship tilt.

Fourteen Cavaliers marked the scoring column in today's victory, with four players recording three goals. Freshman Kyle Tucker led the Blue and White with three goals and three assists, while junior Jordan Krug paired three goals and two assists.

Junior Timmy Brooks and freshman Griffin Shira also notched hat tricks. Juniors Nicholas Waligurski and Bill Morgan also joined sophomore Ty Kostack with three points each, as the trio combined for four goals and five assists.

Sophomores Mike Gerzabek matched Morgan's two goals, while classmates Matt LoParo and Ty Moschella added a goal and an assist each.

The Cavaliers' dominance at the faceoff spot sparked the offense, as Cabrini won 11 of the 17 faceoffs in the first half. Senior Riley Michaels won 10 of his 16 chances and scooped a team-high four ground balls.

Freshmen Nick Matty and Corey Carver scooped three ground balls each, while six Cavaliers secured two loose balls.

Junior goaltender Riley White recorded four first half saves to secure his 13th win of the campaign. Sophomore Matt Nestler and freshman Leo Godefroy combined for three second half stops.

The Blue and White forced 10 of Centenary's 17 turnovers on the day, while committing just six of its own. Senior Ethan Trusty accounted for two caused turnovers.

Nolan Gottshall and Nick Biango recorded the goals for the Cyclones (5-8), while Chris Snow went 14-26 at the X and secured 11 ground balls. Wayne Safreed suffered the loss in the cage, despite recording six first half saves.

Stay tuned to CabriniAthletics.com for Saturday's championship game time.