Men’s Rugby Soars Over Falcons

Saturday, September 24

South Euclid, OH

12:00 PM

Army West Point

Notre Dame College

Men’s Rugby Soars Over Falcons

September 24, 2022 | Men's Rugby

Game 3
Score	Army West Point 45, Notre Dame College 15
Record	Army (3-0), Notre Dame College (0-2)
Location	Mueller Field

SOUTH EUCLID, Ohio – Army men's rugby improved to 3-0 on the season with a 45-15 victory over the Notre Dame College Falcons on Saturday.

Game Summary
The Black Knights outscored the Falcons, 45-5, in the final 48 minutes. Notre Dame College jumped out to 10-0 after 29 minutes.

Army got on the scoreboard with a try by Nathan Gould, but the Black Knights faced a 10-5 deficit at halftime.

The second half was a different story as the Black Knights dominated the second frame. Army tied the game soon after the restart with a try by William Laino at the 42:58 mark. The ensuing conversion was made by Jonny Haley to give Army a 12-10 lead.

Four minutes later, Lucas Pattinson scored a try for a 17-10 lead. Larry Williams Jr. followed with a try with Haley making the conversion for a 24-10 lead with 25 minutes remaining. After a Falcons try cut the lead to 24-15 with 18 minutes left, the Black Knights posted tries by Shane Sunday and Connor Fay with Haley adding a conversion after the Sunday's try.

SCORING RUNDOWN
First Half
14:03 – NDC – Penalty | NDC 3-0
28:28 – NDC – Try | NDC 8-0
29:25 – NDC – Conversion | NDC 10-0
32:43 – Army – Try (Gould) | NDC 10-5

Second Half
42:58 – Army – Try (Laino) | Tied 10-10
44:05 – Army – Conversion (Haley) | Army 12-10
48:40 – Army – Try (Pattinson) | Army 17-10
54:12 – Army – Try (Williams) | Army 22-10
55:30 – Army – Conversion (Haley) | Army 24-10
62:25 – NDC – Try | Army 24-15
68:48 – Army – Try (Sunday) | Army 29-15
70:10 – Army – Conversion (Haley) | Army 31-15
71:10 – Army – Try (Fay) |Army 36-15
72:46 – Army – Conversion (Haley) | Army 38-15
78:58 – Army – Try (Pattinson) | Army 43-15
80:00 – Army – Conversion (Haley) – 45-15

Up Next
Army returns home to host St. Bonaventure on Sunday, October 2 at 12 p.m.