By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
The Philadelphia Wings continue to struggle at home this season. The San Diego Seals defeated the Wings 12-11 on Saturday night at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia.
The Wings have dropped all three games at home this season.
This was the first meeting between the teams in nearly two years. The Seals also won the previous meeting as well.
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The two teams were expansion teams during the same year in 2018. The Seals won 9-8 over the Wings in the Western Conference semifinals at the Pechanga Arena on May 7th, 2022, in San Diego, California.
The Seals have the third-best record in the National Lacrosse League with a 5-2 mark. Only the Albany FireWolves and the Toronto Rock have better records.
The FireWolves are 6-1, which is the best in the league. The Rock are 5-1.
The Wings, on the other hand, are 2-4 with the third-worst record. Only the Vancouver Warriors and the Saskatchewan Rush have the worst records.
The Warriors are 2-5, while the Rush are 1-4. The Wings and Rush had a game originally scheduled for January 13th in Philadelphia; however, it was pushed back to March due to snow in Canada shutting down travel.
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The Seals had three players, who led their team with 3 goals each. Tre Leclaire, Curtis Dickson, and Austin Staats had the aforementioned three goals each.
Leclaire also had six assists. Dickson and Staats had one assist each.
Wesley Berg had two goals and Kyle Jackson had one goal.
Joe Resetarits and Ben McIntosh led the Wings with three goals each. Resetarits also had three assists. McIntosh had five assists.
Holden Cattoni and Sam LeClair had two goals each. Blaze Riorden had the other goal.
Wings goaltender Zach Higgins received the loss. He allowed 12 goals and had 49 saves.
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