Both teams started the game slowly and cautiously, but Enright gave the Pack, dressed in their home whites, a one goal first quarter lead with his first tally at the 3;49 mark of the initial frame. The Wolfpack offense then broke the game open with four consecutive second period goals. Enright netted his second goal of the game at 9:48 of the period on a pass from Mike Klein to double the Pack lead to 2-0. Just under a minute later at 8:55, the soon to be champions jumped to a 3-0 lead when Joe Kent scored a man-up goal on a pretty feed from Jake Kopczyk. A mere fourteen seconds later, Evan Mulchrone scored the game-winning goal after the defenseman made an end -to-end rush set-up by fellow sophomore Jake Hutton and the Wolfpack led by an impressive 4-0 count. As the second period drew to a close, Davoren Enright ended the quarter the same way he started it, with a goal, and the first half ended with the Pack holding a comfortable, well modestly so, 5-0 lead.

Saint Ignatius added to their lead early in the third period on the second goal of the game by Tufts-bound Joe Kent and, midway through the period, on the fourth tally of the contest by MVP Enright. The Pack then played the passing game to befriend the clock and the period soon ended with the Pack leading their bewildered opponents 7-0. Halfway through the final quarter, the black-jersied Spartans mounted their first sustained offensive flurry of the game when the battling foes scored three consecutive goals in a three minute span. But, the huge scoreboard clock winded down and, at the sound of the final horn, the happy Wolfpack players and the young, aspiring call-ups rushed together onto the green in celebration of the 7-3 championship win while, in the stands, the large crowd of Wolfpack parents, students and friends hugged and cheered and beamed the sparkling look of victory.

The IHSLA president soon presented the Wolfpack seniors with the Lacrosse Cup in recognition of the team's championship triumph. The victory represents a storied ending for the seniors, many of whom started the program on its rise with Coach Drew Stevenson just four short years ago. But, the win also is just a beginning for the rest of the Saint Ignatius lacrosse program who now leave the IHSLA Class B designation as champions and, in 2010, move into the challenging and uncharted Class A grouping. As Father Paulson remarked at Mass to start the day, like the strength of the Holy Trinity, the togetherness of the lacrosse team can be a powerful force and, together, the team will achieve lofty goals---just ask the 2009 Champions!!