CINCINNATI - Marian University men's lacrosse (2-1, 0-0 NACC) scored double-digit goals in two of the four quarters defeating Mount St. Joseph 33-6.

   

• Mount St. Joseph opened the scoring for the game but Marian responded with 11 unanswered goals.
• The Sabres were able to take a 15-3 lead at halftime after scoring 11 goals in the second period.
• The offense continued to fire as Marian outscored the Lions 8-2 in the third quarter and 10-1 in the final stanza.

   

• Marian held a 71-32 edge in shots for the game and had an advantage of 52-32 for ground balls.
• The man-up offense for the Sabres was able to score seven goals on eight chances.
• The Sabre clear also had a strong performance going 15-for-16 (.938).
• On the defensive end, Marian limited the Lions to eight successful clears on 18 chances and forced 34 turnovers.

 

Senior Erik Horman dominated once again recording 12 points after scoring nine times with three assists.	Senior Tanner Chester led the Marian defense causing seven turnovers and grabbing five ground balls.	Freshman Jackson Sweeney (2-1) made 12 saves on 18 chances for a .750 save percentage.