Morrisville Ends Season With Last Second Overtime Shot to Defeat New Paltz

Box Score

Morrisville St. MORRISVI 8-7, 2-5

New Paltz NEW PALT 3-12, 1-6

Morrisville St. MORRISVI

8-7, 2-5

Final

Apr. 25, 2026

New Paltz NEW PALT

3-12, 1-6

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	3	4	OT	F
Morrisville St. MORRISVI	3	4	1	2	1	11
New Paltz NEW PALT	3	4	1	2	0	10

Game Recap: Lacrosse (M) | 4/25/2026 7:05:00 PM | Carter Muscarella

Morrisville Ends Season With Last Second Overtime Shot to Defeat New Paltz

NEW PALTZ, N.Y. – The Mustangs traveled to New Paltz Saturday afternoon to play their last game of the season against the Hawks, which ultimately ended with a game winning shot from Noah Taylor (East Syracuse, N.Y.) in overtime.
THE BASICS:

Team Scores: Morrisville 11, New Paltz 10 (halftime: Tied 7-7)
Location: North Turf Field, New Paltz, N.Y.
Records: Morrisville 8-7, 2-5 SUNYAC, New Paltz 3-12, 1-6 SUNYAC

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

Morrisville and New Paltz traded goals early, with Daniel Squires (Aquebogue, N.Y.) and John Blair (Honeoye, N.Y.) scoring for the Mustangs as the game stayed even.
New Paltz capitalized on a man-up opportunity and later tied the game 3-3 in the final seconds of the first.
The Hawks built momentum early, using a scoring run to take a 7-4 lead midway through the second.
Morrisville responded late behind Kyan Dohn (East Brunswick, N.J.), who scored three straight goals, including two in the final 32 seconds to tie the game 7-7 at halftime.
New Paltz regained the lead early in the third, but Morrisville answered with a goal from Landon Wakefield (Fulton, N.Y.) to keep the game within one.
Both defenses tightened for much of the quarter, with key saves and turnovers limiting scoring chances and keeping it a one-possession game heading into the fourth.
Morrisville rallied early in the quarter with goals from Jason Tedeschi (Manlius, N.Y.) and Squires to tie the game, before New Paltz responded to regain a 10-9 lead.
Strong defensive play and multiple saves from Blake Dunton (Middlesex, N.Y.) kept Morrisville ahead until a late goal from the Hawks with 2:26 left tied the game at 10 apiece and forced overtime.
In overtime, Morrisville would control possession and capitalize on a man-up opportunity with a score from Taylor with 20 seconds left to seal the 11-10 victory for the Mustangs.
Dohn led Morrisville on offense with four goals followed by Taylor and Squires who tallied two apiece.
Three other Mustangs found the back of the net for Morrisville.
In goal, Dunton saved 14 shots across more than 60 minutes which earned him the win.
For the Hawks, Colin Cleary led the offense with five goals, while four others tallied scores for New Paltz.
Goalkeeper Jacob Kenny recorded the loss while saving 11 shots in the match.