PHILADELPHIA – Led by senior midfielder Tim Lazorko's two-goal performance, the Saint Joseph's men's soccer squad closed the 2015 season with a 4-1 win over St. Bonaventure in Atlantic 10 action on Sweeney Field on Saturday evening. With the victory, the Hawks finish the season 4-12-2 (2-5-1 A-10). The four-goal outing marked SJU's highest scoring performance this season.

The first goal of the game included both of SJU's seniors on Senior Night. Senior forward Emmanuel Temeh hit Lazorko in the middle of the box, and Lazorko fired his shot low past SBU's goalkeeper to put the Hawks up, 1-0, in the 28th minute.

Lazorko would score again in the 56th minute, as he collected a cross to the left side of the box from sophomore midfielder Mike Akinkoye and put away his final collegiate score.

Sophomore midfielder Matt Crawford followed up with a goal in the 65th minute as a miss-hit by SBU's goalkeeper on a clear allowed for Crawford to chip the ball back into the net. 

SJU added it's final goal in the 82nd minute, as junior defender Bliss Harris lofted a pass to junior forward Mori Diane, who fired his shot to the left side of SBU's keeper.

The Bonnies (2-16-1, 1-7 A-10) scored on a free kick with 43 seconds to play. 

In his collegiate debut, sophomore goalkeeper Greg O'Connell (1-0-0, 1-0-0 A-10) made four saves in the full 90:00. 

Prior to the start of the match, the Saint Joseph's men's soccer program honored Lazorko and Temeh for their dedication over the last four years. Lazorko caps his career on Hawk Hill with 65 appearances (65 starts) and 45 points (15G, 15A) and ranks fifth in SJU's all-time career recordbooks in career assists and ties for fourth in shots (158). Temeh caps his career on Hawk Hill with 61 appearances (30 starts) and 26 points (11G, 4A).