DAVENPORT, Fla. - UMass Boston Men's Lacrosse continued their offense awakening on Tuesday, netting 20-plus goals for the second game in a row and cruising to the 23-11 victory over FDU-Florham. 
 
THE BASICS
 
UMass Boston 23, FDU-Florham 11
 
UMass Boston (3-3)

FDU-Florham (3-4)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 
After posting a season high 28 goals against Norwich University on Friday night, the Beacons wasted no time continuing their offensive explosion on Tuesday. Leading scorer Gavin Admirand found the back of the net just over a minute after the opening faceoff. 
 
Three FDU goals kept the score close early, but a 5-0 run to end the quarter gave the Beacons a commanding 9-3 lead going into the second. Seven different UMass Boston players contributed to the opening quarter onslaught including two apiece for Admirand and Luke Murphy. 
 
Admirand would finish the day with five goals and four assists for nine total points. Murphy stayed hot as well, finishing the game with five points on four goals. 
 
The UMass Boston lead continued to grow in the second frame as Colin Ford joined Admirand and Murphy with his second goal of the contest. Tuesday was Ford's second career multi-goal performance. 
 
The Beacons went into the halftime break with a comfortable 13-6 lead over the Devils. 
 
The third quarter proved to be more of the same success for the Beacons. Within the span of 16 seconds Admirand netted the team's first and second goals of the half. 
 
Patrick Carey's fifth goal of the season with five seconds left in the quarter inflated the UMass Boston lead to 19-9. 
 
The end of the third marked the end of the day for many of the Beacons' starters, including goalie Trevor Koppy who limited the Devils to just nine goals in his 45 minutes in net. 
 
The Beacons, who put scores FDU in every quarter, finished the game on a 4-2 run to finish off the victory by a final score of 23-11. 
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• The Beacons have scored 51 goals in their last two contests after combining for just 19 in their previous two
• Murphy set a new career high with four goals, tied his career high with five points
• Jason McNeany went a perfect 16-16 on faceoffs as a part of a team total 31-36 in the circle
• The Beacons nearly doubled the Devils ground ball total, 69-35, while lapping them in shots, 84-36

 
WHO'S NEXT
 
The Beacons will take the field once more before departing from Florida. They will face off with Lake Forest College at 3 PM on Thursday, March 16.