NEW YORK — Fordham dismantled St. Bonaventure 5-0 on Saturday, delivering a decisive victory that showcased the Rams' offensive firepower. The home side broke through early and never relented, with Daniel Lang opening the scoring in the 10th minute before four additional goals sealed a dominant performance that improved Fordham to 8-5-3 on the season.
Lang's opener came courtesy of a Thomas Gray assist, giving the Rams an early advantage they would extend throughout the match. Daniel D'Ippolito doubled the lead at the 20-minute mark, capitalizing on St. Bonaventure's defensive vulnerabilities to put Fordham firmly in control before halftime.
The second half proved even more devastating for the visiting Bonnies. Elias Betancourt extended Fordham's advantage to 3-0 in the 53rd minute with an assist from D'Ippolito, who emerged as the Rams' most dangerous playmaker. Luca Bernoth added the fourth goal at 83 minutes, set up by D'Ippolito and Andre Insalaco, before Insalaco capped the rout with a fifth goal in the 88th minute, assisted by Emile Kisse.
St. Bonaventure (3-9-3) managed only five shots on goal despite 17 total attempts, unable to generate sustained offensive pressure against a Fordham defense that recorded five saves. The Bonnies' struggles continued a troubling trend—they've now lost consecutive matches and sit near the bottom of the standings with