Rookie goaltender Brian Phipps established a career-high with 16 saves, but could only do so much in the face of a barrage of shots, as the Chesapeake Bayhawks were beaten 17-10 by the Boston Cannons on Saturday night before a crowd of 8,370 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Phipps, a 2010 draft pick out of the University of Maryland, singlehandedly kept the Bayhawks in the game in the first half by stopping 11 shots. However, Boston dominated possession in the second half and outscored Chesapeake 11-4. “Phipps was phenomenal. It certainly wasn’t Phipps’ fault,” Chesapeake head coach Brendan Kelly said. “You can only give up so many transition goals. We didn’t do a good job of getting back in the hole and we didn’t do a good job of substituting out of the box.”
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