With its top lines getting a well-deserved day off, the reserves took advantage of their additional playing time and powered the Colorado College men's lacrosse team to a 29-6 victory Centenary College on Sunday afternoon at Washburn Field.

First-year attackman Philip Gisler struck for a season-high six goals and matched his best of nine points set two days ago against the Gents.

Junior attackman Brant Billingsley set career highs with four goals, six assists and 10 points, while senior attackman Boe Gold set personal-bests with four goals and four assists.

Gisler, Gold and Billingsley factored in nine of CC's first 10 goals. Gisler scored three times during the first eight minutes, and Gold scored once and set up another to help the Tigers take 5-0 lead. Billingsley set up a pair of scores and then gave Colorado College a 10-0 lead almost five minutes into the second quarter.

Jordan Cook put Centenary on the board with the first of his two goals with 8:52 remaining in the first half, but the Tigers scored four of the next five goals to open a 14-2 lead after 30 minutes.

After CC scored the first four goals of the second half, Mark Temple and John Mark Waniewski scored 2:36 apart for the Gents to trim their deficit to 18-4.

Billingsley scored with 43 seconds to play in the fourth quarter, and Colorado College 10 more during the fourth quarter to post its highest offensive output since a 31-2 victory over Centenary on April 19, 2013.  

"It was great to see some of the hardest working players on our team get some much deserved playing time," head coach Sean Woods said. "They were very unselfish and played solid Tiger lacrosse."

CC finished with a 68-19 advantage in total shots, which included a 46-8 margin in shots on goal.

The Tigers won 33 of 39 faceoffs and built produced a 52-16 edge in ground balls.

Arvin Fieldman won 15 of 19 faceoffs and picked up a career-high 12 ground balls.

Kyle Mezrow made a pair of saves during the first 30 minutes and improved to 2-0. Jack Dresser played the final two quarters and stopped a pair of shots.
   
   
Colorado College Standouts
Colin Milliken and Matt Spencer scored three goals apiece for the Tigers.
George Schlessinger and Max Lyski each finished with two goals and an assist.
Ferris Berg produced two caused turnovers and three ground balls.
    
Centenary Standouts
Thomas Siskron made 17 saves for the Gents.
Kyle Comi recorded three assists for Centenary.
   
Next for the Tigers
Colorado College plays host to Colorado Mesa University on Monday at 4:30 p.m.