Joe Bethke – Mount St. Mary’s
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2019 SEASON: Appeared in 16 games and made 15 starts for the Mount … Registered 21 goals, 8 assists, 29 points, 20 ground balls, and 3 caused turnovers … Had 8 multi-goal games during his junior season.
2018 SEASON: Payed in 14 games and made 12 starts … Registered 10 goals, seven assists, 17 points, six ground balls, and two caused turnovers … Ranked fifth on the team in assists … Tallied multi-point games in seven contests … Scored a season-high two goals in wins over Mercer and Hobart
2017 SEASON: Made six starts in 10 games played for the Mount…Recorded first collegiate point with a two-goal performace against Bellarmine…Had one goal games against Saint Josephs and Bucknell…Tallied assists against Bryant, Sacred Heart, and Hobart
BEFORE THE MOUNT: Team captain at Bellevue HS .
.. Earned All-American honors … Led his team to three state championships … Also played five years of hockey in high school
PERSONAL: Born July 2, 1998 … Parents are Sue and John Bethke … Has two brothers, Jack and Hank …
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Men’s Lacrosse Clinches NEC Regular Season Championship with Win Over Saint Joseph’s on Senior Day
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Men’s Lacrosse Has Win Streak Snapped in 11-8 Loss at Hobart
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Men’s Lacrosse Tops Wagner for Fifth Straight Win
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McCarthy and DiPretoro Combine for 13 Points, McMahon Tallies Late Game Winner in Victory at Utah
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Men’s Lacrosse Downs Sacred Heart to Remain Unbeaten in Conference Play
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Mount St.
Mary’s Battles Back in Fourth Quarter to Knock Off Robert Morris, 14-11
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Men’s Lacrosse Knocks Off Bryant in Northeast Conference Opener
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Men’s Lacrosse Opens NEC Play Saturday Against Bryant
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Men’s Lacrosse Falls at No. 17 Johns Hopkins, 11-4
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Men’s Lacrosse Battles 17th-Ranked Johns Hopkins Tuesday Night
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Doyle Nets Game Winner with 27 Seconds Left as Mount St.
Mary’s Pulls Off Comeback Win Over Mercer
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Men’s Lacrosse Battles No. 14 Richmond on Tuesday
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Men’s Lacrosse Knocks Off VMI to Collect First Win of the Season
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Mount St. Mary’s Men’s Lacrosse Travels to VMI Saturday
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Strong Fourth Quarter Powers No.
20 Georgetown Past Mount St. Mary’s
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Men’s Lacrosse Hosts No. 20 Georgetown on Tuesday
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UMBC Holds Off Mount St. Mary’s for 13-10 Win
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Men’s Lacrosse Travels to UMBC for Matchup on Saturday
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Men’s Lacrosse Falls to 10th-Ranked Towson, 12-7
Mary’s Battles Back in Fourth Quarter to Knock Off Robert Morris, 14-11
Mary’s Pulls Off Comeback Win Over Mercer
20 Georgetown Past Mount St. Mary’s
Ohio State lacrosse bests top-ranked Maryland
In a rematch of the 2017 NCAA Championship game, the Ohio State men’s lacrosse team defeated No.
1 Maryland by a score of 12-10 in College Park in one of the most shocking upsets of this year’s college lacrosse season. With the win, the Buckeyes improve to 7-6 on the year and stay alive for a shot at the Big Ten title as they prepare for their final regular season matchup against Rutgers next week.
The Buckeyes seem to have turned a corner in a most dramatic fashion. After breaking a five-game losing streak with a low-scoring win over Michigan last week, Ohio State shocked the Terrapins, whose only previous loss this season came to then-No. 1 Albany.
Ohio State controlled from the start. Freshman midfielder Justin Inacio won the opening faceoff on behalf of the Buckeyes, giving way to a quick possession and unassisted goal from junior attackman Jack Jasinski. Inacio picked up the ensuing faceoff for a similarly prompt goal from senior attackman Colin Chell, assisted by Jasinski. At midfield, Inacio completed the trifecta, winning the third faceoff of the day and leading to another score by Chell, putting the Buckeyes up three less than four minutes into the game and forcing a timeout by Maryland.
Maryland won the ensuing possession and, after a penalty and failed clear attempt by Ohio State, scored its first goal of the day on a man-up opportunity by Logan Wisnauskas. The Terps followed up on their next offensive possession with another score from Connor Kelly. Maryland continued to control possession, keeping the ball on attack for several minutes and finally tying things up at three-all late in the first quarter. Finally, with 13 seconds remaining in the opening period, Chell completed his hat trick to put the Buckeyes up heading into the second.
The Terps weren’t about to go down easy, though. Wisnauskas found the back of the net early in the second to tie things back up at four-all. Midway through the quarter, Kelly scored his second of the day to give Maryland its first lead. Sophomore attackman Tre Leclaire, however, came through for the Buckeyes, bringing the score to five-all with an assist from Jasinski. The back and forth continued as Kelly connected on his third goal of the day and freshman midfielder Jackson Reid scored his first for the Buckeyes, tying the score at six-all heading to the break.
Freshman attackman Colby Smith got in on the action in the third quarter, connecting on his first score of the day to put the Buckeyes back up. Another goal from Reid and Chell’s fourth goal of the day gave Ohio State a three-score advantage with 11:32 remaining in the quarter. The Terps scored twice more in the third, leaving the Buckeyes up one at the start of the fourth quarter.
In the final 15 minutes, Maryland’s Anthony DeMaio tied the score at nine-all, but Reid scored his third goal of the day in transition to give the Buckeyes a lead they would not relinquish for the rest of the day. Senior attackman Hank Bethke scored his sole goal of the afternoon and Jasinski took advantage on a man-up opportunity to seal the win for Ohio State.
Chell’s four goals led the team, closely followed by Reid’s three. Jasinski had a career-high five assists on the afternoon, with four coming in the first half alone.
Sophomore goalie Josh Kirson had nine saves versus the Terps.