Grand Canyon out-Whit in opener

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2/8/2009 4:54:53 PM | Lacrosse

There were no moral victories, not even in a more spirited effort from the Antelopes. Jacob Hippensteel scores three goals in NCAA debut

Yes, this lacrosse thing is better on a campus still new to the idea of sticks, nets and helmets. Grand Canyon has improved, but that still doesn't settle the sting of Sunday's 15-5 loss to Whittier College in the season opener at GCU Lacrosse Stadium.

"I thought they gave a good, physical effort," Grand Canyon coach Adam Marshall said. "I was happy with just seeing that we have the talent. Man for man, I thought we had pretty good talent."

Newcomers like Jacob Hippensteel (pictured) and Scott Franks made the biggest impact outside of Patrick Murphy, Grand Canyon's leading scorer from a year ago.