by Greg Chandler

Eleven different players scored at least one goal for the Hope College men's lacrosse team on Saturday afternoon as the Flying Dutchmen rolled to a 20-5 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association victory over Trine University at Zollner Stadium in Angola, Indiana.

Hope improved to 2-0 in the MIAA and 10-2 overall.

The Flying Dutchmen jumped on the Thunder early, scoring twice within a span of 18 seconds in the first three minutes. Sophomore midfielder Blaine Hynde of Muskegon, Michigan (Reeths-Puffer HS), pictured, opened the scoring 2 minutes, 41 seconds into the contest off an assist by sophomore attacker Michael Mann of Plymouth, Michigan (University of Detroit Jesuit). That was quickly followed by an unassisted tally by sophomore midfielder Jack Cervantes of Canton, Michigan (Canton HS).

Then senior attacker Jack Radzville of Howell, Michigan [Howell HS] got rolling, scoring twice before the end of the first quarter at Hope took a 6-1 lead. Radzville would score once more in the second quarter and three times in the third to finish with his second six-goal game of the week and the fifth of his career.

Radzville also had six goals in an 18-13 win over Albion College Tuesday. Radzville added two assists in the contest for a total of eight points.

Hope led 10-2 at the half and 17-4 after three quarters in cruising to the win.

Mann added four goals and three assists for the Flying Dutchmen while scooping up four ground balls.

Hynde chipped in with two goals.

Senior faceoff specialist Cole Scheffler of Rockford, Michigan (Rockford HS) won 16 of 22 faceoffs and picked up seven ground balls.

Senior goalkeeper Ian Bosman of Centennial, Colorado (Cherry Creek) made eight saves in net as he played the first three quarters, improving his record on the season to 8-1.

Hope outshot Trine 53-33, picked up 33 ground balls to 23 for the Thunder, and caused 19 Trine turnovers.

The Flying Dutchmen return to action Wednesday, April 20, at Van Andel Soccer Stadium for an MIAA matchup against Adrian College. Faceoff is 7 p.m.