ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Nazareth closed out its regular-season men's lacrosse schedule by winning in decisive fashion Saturday as 17 different players scored in the Golden Flyers' 30-11 romp over Utica at Golden Flyer Stadium.

The Golden Flyers honored their 13 seniors and graduate students before the game and they were able to equal a school record by delivering 30 goals. Nazareth will bring a five-game winning streak and an overall record of 8-7 into Wednesday's Empire 8 Conference home playoff game against Alfred (10-4) at 4 p.m. Nazareth finished 5-1 in conference play to earn the second seed for the four-team tournament. Top-seeded St. John Fisher (13-2) will host Hartwick (6-5) in the other semifinal game. The championship game is slated for Saturday at a time to be determined.

During the five-game streak, Nazareth has racked up 126 goals, including five for sophomore Quinn McKercher on Saturday. Jeremy Jacob contributed seven points on two goals and five assists and Brett Randall scored three goals and added two assists. The game also featured the first action of the season for grad student Peter Schwab, who has been sidelined with a knee injury. He scored twice and added two assists. Ben Chaddock, Mitch Culver and Matthew Kaye each delivered their first career goals. Braeden McKercher, Quinn Conroy, Nathan Anderson, John Roth and Clifford Pollard all scored twice each.

Nazareth unleashed 21 shots in the first quarter and 25 more in the second in building an insurmountable 18-1 advantage. Roth scored both of his goals before the game was three minutes old -- both off assists from Jacob. Quinn McKercher also scored twice in the opening period. It was 9-0 before Utica scored the first goal of the second quarter. Quinn McKercher scored three more times in the second period and Randall added two more goals as the lead continued to swell. Schwab's first goal was an unassisted tally at 8:11 of the second. He scored again with 25 seconds left in the half off a pass from Braeden McKercher.

Nazareth added eight more goals in the third quarter with Anderson, Conroy, Max Poloizio, Owen Riley and Michael Bergan among the contributors. Culver also scored at the 6:06 mark after winning a face-off, scooping up a ground ball and firing a shot past Utica goalie Patrick Oswald. Bergan's goal came off an assist from Riley as time expired in the quarter.

Pollard scored both of his goals in the fourth quarter, which featured an unassisted score by Kaye and the second goal of the game for Anderson.

Nazareth ended with a 76-33 edge in shots and a 50-24 advantage in ground balls. Nazareth also won 27 face-offs with Jim Parry winning 9-of-10, Culver 8-of-14 with six ground balls and Brett Machado 3-of-3.

Eric Almquist played the first half in goal and had seven saves.