SARATOGA SPRINGS N.Y.— Skidmore College used a balanced offense with 16 players scoring goals in a 19-4 win over Plattsburgh State, Wednesday afternoon at Wachenheim Field. The Thoroughbreds have won three straight to improve to 3-1. The Cardinals are 2-1.

• Jon Bouvier, Cole Rogers, and Nicolo Mazzocca scored two goals each, while Charlie McFadden had a goal and three assists for a game-high four points.
• JJ Jablonowski had a career-highs with four caused turnovers and six ground balls.
• Luke Curtin won seven of nine faceoffs (,778).
• Matthew McFadden, Curtin, and David Koffler scoed their first collegiate goals.
• Ely Bruhns led Plattsburgh with a goal and an assist. John Eiseman contributed four ground balls.
• Skidmore was in control the entire game, starting with a 4-0 first quarter lead on goals by Bouvier, Charlie McFadden, Mazzocca, and Jack Whalen. McFadden's goal was his team-leading 14^th.
• Bruhns opened the second quarter with Plattsburgh's first goal at 10:12. Skidmore would rattle off the next 10 goals to lead 14-1 after three quarters.
• Defenseman Matthew McFadden started the run when he picked up a ground ball in his own end and went the length of the field and through the entire Cardinal team for his first career goal.
• The Thoroughbreds out shot Plattsbrugh 54-29 and had 56 ground balls to 26 for the Cardinals.
• Collin Kuester had 10 saves over the first 38:39 for his third win of the season.
• The win marked the third straight game Skidmore has handed its opponent the first loss of the season.
• The series is tied 3-3, with the previous two games decided in overtime, including Skidmore's 11-10 win last season in Plattsburgh.
• The Thoroughbreds have outscored opponents 72-31 through four games, averaging 18.0 goals per game. The team averaged 10.7 goals per game in 2022.
• NEXT UP: Skidmore will host Roger Williams University in a rare weekday matinee on Tuesday, March 14 at 1 p.m.