St. Lawrence University Athletics

Mike Lefflbine led the Saints Football team to a 35-9 win in the home opener of Endicott Saturday. In the process he tied one career school record and eclipsed a single game record as well.

Lefflbine was 35-for-44 for 349 yards and two touchdowns leading the Saints (2-1) to one of the best passing days in school history. Lefflbine connected with first-year Patrick Bryant twice in the first half with the second TD coming on the final play of the half. That TD tied the quarterback for the most career TD passes in school history with Kirk Dempsey who had 39 TD passes from 1975-77.

Lefflbine also broke the school record for completions in a game with his 35 successful passes. The old record was 29 set by Michael Baraldi against Rochester in 2009. The 35 completions by the team broke the school record of 31 set back in 1976 against Plattsburgh.