ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa. -- For only the second time in program history, the Elizabethtown College men's lacrosse team put up 30 goals in a game, this time coming on Senior Day in a 30-5 win over Wilkes. The Blue Jay seniors accounted for 22 points, led by eight points apiece from Colin Kondracki and Gavin Gismondi.

Elizabethtown did its damage over the final three quarters as Wilkes kept the game close through 15 minutes. Kondracki had a first-quarter hat trick for the Jays, but the Colonels hung in there with goals from Austin Sosnovik and Blake Billingsley and it was only a one-goal game going into the second.

Nolan Krasnick and Gismondi tallied early in the second just 29 seconds apart to expand the lead to three. Wilkes cut it to 5-3, but from there it was all Blue Jays. Etown posted 12 goals total in the second quarter to take a 15-3 lead into halftime. Gismondi, Riley Langen and Alex Scholl each scored in a 30-second span with under five minutes to go before the half. The Jays also scored three goals in the final 1:43 of the half with Gismondi finding Alex Kilgour 24 seconds before the halftime buzzer.

Elizabethtown continued to pepper the goal with eight more goals in the third and seven in the fourth.

Kondracki had a career-high eight points in the game with five goals and three assists. Gismondi went for four and four, also recording eight points. Finn Kristan registered four goals and Tristan Coleman had five points (2g,3a).
Langen, Reese Levinson and Kilgour all had a pair of goals and an assist. Alex Ly, Brent Wehland and Krasnick scored twice in the game. Jake Woodworth had a goal and an assist, Scholl and Connor Stewart both scored a goal each, Lucca Scomillio assisted on two goals, and Lucas Kohler, Joey Killpatrick, Landon Scully and Eric Hoover each had an assist for the Jays. In total, the team's 50 points are the second-most in a single game. 20 assists ties for the second-most.

TJ Chapman was 19-for-21 on face-offs with 11 ground balls. The 30 face-off wins for Elizabethtown tied for the third-most in a game in program history. Graham Temple was 5-for-6 and Chance Millhorn went 4-for-6. Nathan Sharpe (1-3) and Andrew Heyeh (1-2) also took face-offs for the Blue Jays in the game.

Will Oberle, Kyle Miller and Christian Schrader all saw action along with starter Brayden Franey. Franey had six saves in a little over 33 minutes. Oberle and Schrader each made one save.

Elizabethtown will host Juniata on Tuesday, April 23, at 7 p.m.