LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Hanover punched its ticket to the HCLC Championship game on Saturday, rallying past Alfred State for a 14–11 semifinal victory at Legacy Field in Louisville.
 
The Panthers used a balanced offensive attack and timely scoring to pull away late to advance to the conference finals.

Hanover came out aggressive, building an early edge behind efficient scoring. The Panthers netted six goals in the opening quarter and added two more in the second to take an 8–6 lead into halftime. Despite Alfred State staying within striking distance, Hanover's offense consistently found openings, with multiple players contributing in the scoring column.

After the break, the Panthers maintained control by spreading the field and capitalizing on key opportunities. Hanover added two goals in the third quarter and closed the game with a four-goal fourth quarter to seal the win.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
Freshman Mack Langridge led the Panthers with six points, netting three goals and adding three assists.
 
Freshman Jack DeWeese tallied a team-high 12 shots.