Corvelli was everywhere for his team, never giving up on plays, and kept fighting hard all the way until the end. He finished with five goals and a pair of assists, with two of his goals coming as the only offensive scoring for the Lakers in the first half. The Denison commit played smart, fast, and showcased his toughness at the X attackman position, doing a great job of finding his teammates to generate offense, and when he had a good look at the cage with his hands free, he made it count. In man-up sets, he displayed good vision to find skip lanes and soft spots in the defense, with a gritty style of play showing he’s not afraid to take a hit or two on his way to the cage. With Fagan and Gillespie held to minimal production in this contest compared to their usual output, Corvelli came up clutch and showed his ability to be a large factor in this offense.