• Wagner lost at Manhattan, 11-5, last Saturday at Gaelic Park in Riverdale, NY.
• Four Seahawks netted goals in the loss.
• Stephen Dwyer scored two goals while Jack Brady, Patrick Caldwell, and Dan McCauley tallied a goal each.
• Goalkeeper Danny Brady made 17 saves against the Jaspers in all 60 minutes of action.
• Quin Hoke and Matt Morris caused two turnovers each on the backline for Wagner.

• Stephen Dwyer recorded another multi-goal game for the Green & White against Manhattan.
• Dating back to the final game of last season, Stephen Dwyer now has three straight games with multiple goals.
• Dwyer has 12 career multi-goal games as a Seahawk and leads the team in points and goals (4).
• Goalkeeper Danny Brady has passed Ian Gallagher for fifth place on the Wagner men's lacrosse all-time saves list after Saturday's game. The junior netminder now has 230 career saves for the Green & White.

• Through two games, the Seahawks have had five players find the back of the net for either the first time of their career or first time in a Wagner uniform.
• Freshmen Patrick Caldwell, Daniel Mercado, and Ethan Sieb have already scored their first collegiate goals for the Green & White.
• DePauw transfer and graduate student Dan McCauley scored his first Wagner goal at Manhattan last Saturday.
• Stony Brook transfer and graduate student Danny Cassidy scored his first career goal as a Seahawk in the season opener at Fairfield.

• Goalkeeper Danny Brady was named NEC Defensive Player of the Week after his 17-save performance last Saturday at Manhattan. 

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• It is the second time the East Windsor, NJ native has received this accolade in his Wagner career. Brady received NEC Defensive Player of the Week last April. 
• The junior was also named NEC Prime Performer for the week. 

🗣️#NECMLAX PRIME PERFORMERS from Week #⃣4️⃣🔽

Marc O'Rourke (BRY)
Blake Behlen (LIU)
Cormac Giblin (MSM)
Matt Bohmer (SJU)
Sal Miccio (SHU)
Zach Cole (SJU)
Carter Page (SJU)
Christian Thomas (MC)
Danny Brady (WC)#NECPrimePerformer pic.twitter.com/O0hRGave86

— NEC Men's Lacrosse (@necmlax) February 28, 2022

• This is the second straight week a Seahawk has received NEC weekly honors. Freshman Ethan Sieb achieved NEC Rookie of the Week for his two-goal performance against Fairfield in his collegiate debut.

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• Monmouth entered this season as defending Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) champions.
• The Hawks were picked to finished first in the 2022 MAAC Preseason Coaches' poll.
• Midfielder Garrett Klurman was Monmouth's lone member on the Preaseason All-MAAC Team.
• Monmouth enters Tuesday's matchup at 0-2, falling to #18 Princeton in the season opener and #17 Delaware last Saturday.
• Max Brooks leads the team as the only Hawk with two goals.
• 11 different Hawks have netted goals this season.
• Matt Soutar has been a force for the Hawks, collecting 17 ground balls and winning 27 faceoffs through two games.
• Goalkeeper Noah Lode has been in net for a bulk of the season's action, making 29 saves. The fifth-year netminder is Monmouth's all-time saves leader. 

• Wagner's last victory in the series came in the first meeting ever on February 26, 2014. The Seahawks pulled out a 4OT 7-6 home victory in that game.  
• The last meeting was on February 25, 2020 when Monmouth secured a 9-5 victory on Grymes Hill.
• Wagner last traveled to West Long Branch, NJ on February 26, 2019 and dropped a 9-7 decision.

• Midfielder Stephen Dwyer has three career goals in two games against the Hawks.
• Midfielder Tyler Lawton has one goal in one career game against the Hawks.
• Goalkeeper Danny Brady made nine saves in his only matchup against Monmouth.

• Head coach Bill McCutcheon spent five seasons at Monmouth as an assistant before coming to Wagner for the 2019 season.
• Prior to his tenure at Wagner, Seahawks assistant coach Marc Zolchonock also served as an assistant at Monmouth in 2018 and 2019.

• Tuesday's game in West Long Branch, NJ closes out Wagner's season-opening three-game road trip. The last time the Seahawks opened a season with three straight road games was in 2009.

• The Seahawks return to Grymes Hill for the 2022 home opener against NJIT on Saturday, March 5. Faceoff is set for 12:00 p.m. at Hameline Field.