YORK, PA-The top-ranked Salisbury University Sea Gulls marched into Kinsley Field and defeated the home standing York College Spartans 27-2 in Capital Athletic Conference action on a beautiful Tuesday afternoon in York. The Sea Gulls improve to 10-0 overall and 5-0 in the CAC while the Spartans fall to 2-4 overall and 1-1 in the CAC.
    The Sea Gulls got off to a slow start as they didn't score their first goal until the 11:10 mark. The Spartans answered the goal with a Ryan Schab (West Islip, NY/West Islip) tally off a Mike Klingerman (Chadds Ford, PA/Ridley) pass with 8:20 remaining in the first quarter. The Sea Gulls scored the final three goals of the period to take the 4-1.
    In the second quarter, Salisbury tallied nine goals, extending their run of answered goals to 12, taking a 13-1 lead to the break.
    The maroon and gold continued the offensive onslaught against the out-manned Spartans, scoring the first five goals of the third period to take the 18-1 lead. Kyle Henninger (Millers, MD/Hereford) picked up a man-advantage goal with 6:53 left in the third but it would York's final tally of the game. Salisbury finished the game with two more third period goals and then seven additional fourth period goals to provide for the final margin.
    Salisbury was led by Greg Titus as he tallied five goals and one assist for six points. Kylor Berkman and Eric Bishop each chipped in with two goals and two assists for four points. The Sea Gulls had 15 players score a goal and 12 players hand out at least one assist.
    Schab and Henninger accounted for York's goals.
    Max Zarchin earned the win in goal for the Sea Gulls. He recorded four saves in his 30 minutes of work. Riley Clark played 26:31 as he allowed one goal. Tim Swinburn played the final 3:29 and did not face a shot in the game.
    Junior Matt Keeler (Morton, PA/Ridley) played the first 42:04 for the Spartans as he allowed 20 goals while he recorded nine stops for YCP. Senior Matt Hanson (Marriottsville, MD/River Hill) relieved Keeler and allowed seven goals in his 17:56 of action. He had three saves for the game.
    The Sea Gulls dominated every statistical category in the game. They outshot York 54-19, had a 69-37 edge in ground balls, won 22 of the 33 face offs in the game and also went 3-for-4 in the man advantage. York finished the game with 35 turnovers while Salisbury committed just 18.
    The Spartans return to action on Saturday when they trek to St. Mary's to face the Seahawks. Game time in St. Mary's City is set for 1:00 pm.