Tony’s Hawks started out the gate strong with 3 straight goals to open it up. Prestige never gave up and came back to tie it up, then take the lead at halftime. They never looked back as they cruised on to sweet victory (and tshirts)

With tornado warnings on the horizon, players chose not to participate in the double-header that was scheduled today.

The Gamecocks put on a clinic, obliterating the Sharks in a lopsided 15-3 victory. From the opening faceoff, South Carolina dominated possession and pushed the tempo, overwhelming the Sharks' defense with relentless offensive pressure. Crisp passing and pinpoint shooting led to an early scoring barrage, and the Gamecocks never looked back. Defensively, they were just as suffocating, shutting down passing lanes and forcing turnovers that led to transition goals. The Sharks struggled to find any rhythm, with their few scoring chances quickly denied. By the final whistle, the Gamecocks had completely dismantled their opponent, capping off one of their most dominant performances of the season.

Mesh Addicts started the game strong with several goals. Just Dudes started the road to redemption and began trailing close behind. First half ended with a score of 6 - 4, Mesh Addicts in the lead. Both teams played a strong second half and ended the game with a score of 10 - 7, Mesh Addicts claiming victory once again. Overall ball handling was improved this game in comparison to the past 2 games. Weather was overall much better, warmer and a bit dryer.

The Gamecocks delivered another dominant performance, rolling past the Brewins with an 11-5 victory. From the opening whistle, they controlled possession and dictated the pace, jumping out to an early lead with crisp ball movement and sharp shooting. On the defensive end, the Gamecocks were relentless, forcing turnovers and shutting down the Brewins’ attack. Solid goaltending and disciplined play kept the opposition from gaining any real momentum. Despite a brief second-half push from the Brewins, the Gamecocks never wavered, closing out the game with strong team play and efficient scoring to secure another commanding victory.

The Stars and Guardians met for a one goal game to close out their final match-up. Eric Brown of Guardians improved on his hat trick from the previous game with five on the day followed by a near hat trick from Matt Hamilton. Myles Brown of the Stars was having none of it though, putting up another sock trick on the day and finding multiple assists for JR Massie and Burns. Can either of these teams take down the Water Dogs next week in their double header?