FINAL SCORE: Vermont 18, UMass Lowell 9
Lowell, Mass. – Tristan Whitaker had four goals, while Luke Reiter and Brock Haley each had five points as Vermont (6-7, 4-2 AE) defeated UMass Lowell (0-11, 0-6 AE) on Saturday night in Lowell. 

COACH'S QUOTE
"Great must win on the road today against a scrappy UML team," said head coach Chris Feifs. "Now we need to recover and get ready for our last home game on Virtue with a solid week of practice." 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Whitaker opened the scoring 51 seconds in when he scored off an assist from Haley. 
• The River Hawks equalized when Justin Longo scored four minutes later. 
• Luke Reiter picked up a loose ground ball to score his 14th of the season only eight seconds later. 
• The Catamounts then closed the first quarter out with three goals in the final minute, with Reiter, Charlie Pope, and Max Frattaroli all recording tallies off assists from Haley and Harrison Josloff.
• Riley Lawhorn cut the gap to three for Lowell when he scored five minutes into the second quarter. 
• Charlie Egan then recorded his first career goal when he scored off an assist from Reiter 14 seconds later. 
• Whitaker got his second of the game when he scored off Josloff's second assist of the day to make it 7-2. 
• Khairi Sears got the River Hawks third with just under four minutes to go in the half to make it 7-3. 
• Cullen Decker got in on the scoring when he scored unassisted with just over three minutes left in the half. 
• Nine seconds after Decker, Haley got his first of the game when he scored off an assist from Reiter. 
• Haley made it two in 20 seconds when he scored again on another assist from Reiter to make it 10-3. 
• Griffin Fenech scored his 16th of the season 90 seconds into the third quarter when he scored unassisted. 
• Whitaker got two goals in a minute with under four minutes to go in the quarter to make it 13-3. Haley picked up his third assist of the afternoon on the second one. 
• Lawhorn got his second of the game to make it 13-4 a minute later. 
• Frattaroli scored with under a minute to go in the third quarter and got his second off the assist from Patrick Murphy. 
• Pope grabbed his second 30 seconds later to make it 15-4. 
• Johnny Soi scored just over a minute into the fourth quarter to make it 15-5. 
• Fenech got his second of the game four and a half minutes into the fourth quarter to make it 16-5. 
• Soi, Colby Frignon, and Lawhorn combined for a three-goal run to make it 16-8.
• Kyle Kerrigan recorded his first career goal when he scored off an assist from Sam Bowen with four minutes left in the game. 
• With 44 seconds left, Carson Boyle picked up his first of the afternoon and sixth of the season to make it 18-8. 
• With one second to go, Longo got his second of the game to make the final score 18-9. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE 

• With five points on the afternoon, Haley has five points in three straight games and 24 in his last four games. 
• Henry Dodge was perfect for the first time this season from the faceoff spot, going 12-12 with five ground balls. 
• Ryker Demarest recorded a new career high in caused turnovers with three on the afternoon. 
• With three assists this afternoon, Reiter now has the third most assists as a first-year in program history with 22. 

WHO'S NEXT
Vermont returns home for Senior Day next Saturday (Apr. 27) when they take on UMBC at 12 p.m. The game will be streamed live on ESPN+ from Virtue Field.