Tars Look to Continue Winning Streak

SCHEDULE:
Wednesday, April 28 at Saint Leo | 4:00 p.m. | University Turf Stadium – Saint Leo, Fla.
Saturday, May 1 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic | 3:00 p.m. | Barker Family Stadium – Winter Park, Fla.
 
COVERAGE:
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SET UP:
Rollins will look to extend their three game winning streak as they take on a pair of Sunshine State Conference foes, outside of conference play.  The Tars travel to Saint Leo before hosting Palm Beach Atlantic, the Tars defeated both teams earlier in the campaign.

Rollins (4-2, 3-2 SSC):
The Tars are receiving votes in both major national polls.  The offense is led by senior Ryan Dunn.  The Ridgefield, Connecticut native is leading the SSC in goals and points, while ranking fifth in assists.  Dunn's linemate Bailey Pringle also ranks among the conference's offensive stars.  Justin Isenhour and chase Snyder sit second and third in the SSC in caused turnovers.  Kyle Sudol ranks third in faceoff percentage and seventh in groundballs. Cody Iserman and Patrick Thomas have each seen significant minutes in goal for Rollins.
 
Saint Leo (3-4,3-2 SSC):
The Lions dropped a non-conference contest against Palm Beach Atlantic last time out, two days after defeating the Sailfish in SSC play.  Tyler Eames leads a balanced offense for Saint Leo, scoring 14 goals, and adding nine assists.  Matt Shand has played the role of initiator for the Lions, ranking third in the conference with 15 assists.  Long Stick Midfielder Jack Spera leads the defense with 10 caused turnovers, playing in front of Gunnar Luckoski, who is saving shots at a 51% rate.
 
Palm Beach Atlantic (1-5, 0-5 SSC):
The Sailfish picked up their first victory of the year, last time out, downing Saint Leo by a score of 14-10.  Ben Justice leads the team, finding the back of the net 10 times, he has added four assists, good for 14 points.  Austin Evans has scored eight goals, and dished out a team high six assists, to tie Justice for the team lead in points.  Noah McKoeun has taken a majority of the draws for the Sailfish; as a team Palm Beach Atlantic is facing off at just 28%.  Garret Kurtycz has taken control of the starting goalkeeper role in recent weeks, saving 50% of the shots he has faced.
 
NEXT:
Rollins will round out their SSC schedule with a trip to No. 17 Lynn.  Faceoff in Boca Raton is set for 6 p.m.

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