GENESEO, N.Y. - SUNY Geneseo junior attacker Kevin Cook registered a career-high nine points as the Knights beat up on State Univeristy of New York (SUNYAC) opponent Oswego, 20-4, Saturday at College Stadium.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Knights held Oswego scoreless in the first quarter, setting the tone on defense. Senior attacker Connor Griffin scored two in the quarter, including one on the man-advantage. Senior attackers James Pratt and Tim Fallo each recorded two points in the quarter as the Knights opened with a 5-0 lead.
• Cook scored three of his five goals in the second quarter as the Knights extended their lead. Fallo also scored in the quarter to give the Knights a 9-2 halftime advantage.
• Coming out of the half, Cook recorded three straight assists on Knight goals, including two to sophomore midfielder William McCumiskey. Cook recorded all four of his assist in the quarter as the Knights piled on, taking a 16-3 lead into the fourth.
• In the fourth quarter, sophomore midfielder Kenny Hannaford scored his first career collegiate goal. Junior attacker Nicholas Gonzalez scored his first of the season in the quarter. First year attacker Robert Boniello and sophomore attacker Brady Sullivan also found the net to make the final score 20-4.

QUICK FACTS

• The Knights moved into first place in the SUNYAC West, leading Cortland by one in the goal differential tie-breaker, with one game each to play.
• Tim Fallo notched three goals and four assists while James Pratt scored three times and dished three helpers as 12 Knights registered at least one point.
• Sophomore goalie Mark Pav made ten saves on 14 shots faced (71%).
• Geneseo went a perfect 22-22 on clear attempts in the game.
• First year faceoff specialist BB Syrop went 20-27 on faceoffs (74%).

WHAT'S NEXT?

The Knights are back in action on Friday, April 30th for the regular season finale when they host SUNYAC opponent Brockport (2-4, 2-3), the two team's second meeting of the season, at 4:00 p.m. at College Stadium.