AMHERST, N.Y. — Staten Island defeated Daemen 5-1 on Saturday, November 1, in a dominant Division II performance that showcased the Dolphins' offensive depth. The visiting Dolphins struck early and often, building a commanding 3-0 halftime lead before extending their advantage in the second half. The victory marked Staten Island's first win of the season after entering the match winless in their previous nine contests.
William Lopez opened scoring in the 15th minute, assisted by Tai Torres, giving Staten Island an early advantage. Peterson Larose doubled the lead in the 20th minute with help from Badr Mesrar, establishing control of the match. Koray Arslan added a third goal in the 39th minute, assisted by Larose, as the Dolphins' attack overwhelmed a struggling Daemen defense that has now lost 15 consecutive games.
Larose continued his productive performance in the 47th minute with an unassisted goal to extend Staten Island's lead to 4-0. Joey Jenkins scored Daemen's lone goal in the 64th minute, assisted by Axel Lozoya, providing brief hope for the hosts. Staten Island's fifth goal came via own goal in the 66th minute, sealing the decisive victory and highlighting Daemen's defensive struggles throughout the contest.
Staten Island's attack generated six shots on goal compared to Daemen's four, controlling possession and dictating play. Goalkeeper Luca Schelling made three saves for the Dolphins before being replaced late in the match. Daemen goalkeeper Colin Hockridge recorded two saves in a losing effort, unable