

A native of Wilbraham, Mass., Malvezzi was instrumental in Springfield's seventh Pilgrim League crown. In two games, the Pride had a goal against average of just 4.00, as it held its opponents to just one goal combined in the second half of both contests.
Malvezzi was terrific in the championship game as he held Wheaton's leading scorer without a point in the game. He picked up a pair of ground balls and had four caused turnovers throughout the week for Springfield.
The Pride has since been awarded a first round home game and will take on Kean University Wednesday (May 7) at Stagg Field at 7:00 pm. It is the first time that the men's lacrosse team has ed a first round game in the NCAA Tournament since 2005, when it hosted Wesleyan.
Keith Bugbee enters his 27th season as head men's lacrosse coach at Springfield College in 2010. Under his direction, the Pride is one of the top programs in the country. Bugbee's coaching record stands at an impressive 279-133 (.675 winning percentage). Read more.