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2020 MARQUETTE LACROSSE - WEEK FOUR MARQUETTE QUICK FACTS 2020 Record ............................................2-1 (0-0 BIG EAST) MARQUETTE (2-1, 0-0 BIG EAST) VS. DETROIT MERCY (2-1, 0-0 MAAC) Location.......................................................Milwaukee, Wis. Golden Eagles’ Eighth Season Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020 • 11 a.m. CT • Pontiac, Mich. • Ultimate Soccer Arenas President..............................................Dr. Michael R. Lovell VP/Director of Athletics ........................................Bill Scholl Website....................................................DetroitTitans.com Head Coach.................................Chris Kolon (Rutgers,Home ‘99) Facility.........................Valley Fields (cap. 500/2,000) Points Leader ..................Brett Erskine (7g, 6a) Head Coach...................Andrew Stimmel (Ohio State, ‘11) Starting Goalie....................................Logan ShamblinStimmel’s Record at Marquette ...............2-1 (first season) Associate Head Coach .................Peet Poillon (UMBC, ‘10) @UDMLAX ..............................................2-1, 17.82 gaa, 24 svs, .329 @MarquetteMLax Assistant Coach .................Jacob Richard (Marquette, ‘16) Affiliation/Conference ...............NCAA Division I/BIG EAST Coach....Andrew Stimmel (Ohio State, ‘11) Nickname .......................................................Golden Eagles ...............................................(2-1, first year) TEAM-BY-TEAM COMPARISON Points Leader..Connor McClelland (7g, 2a) Marquette (2-1) 2020 Detroit Mercy (2-1) Goal Leader.......Kirschner/McClelland (7) 10.33 / 10.33...........Goals Per Game / Allowed Per Game.........14.67 / 16.67 Assist Leader ..............Cowan/Stegman (4) 33.3 / .310.........................Shots Per Game / Shot Pct........................38.3 / .383 2020 MARQUETTE SCHEDULE 33-of-70 (.471)................................Faceoff Pct.............................62-of-106 (.585) Starting Goalie...................John Hulsman Date Opponent Location Time/Result ..............................(2-1, 10.37, 26 svs, .456) 34.3................................................GB Per Game...............................................35.3 Website.........................GoMarquette.com 20.3 / 10.0...............TO Per Game / Caused TO Per Game................15.0 / 5.3 February Sat. 1 at Cleveland State Cleveland W, 11-10 (OT) Sat. 8 Bellarmine Valley Fields W, 11-10 Sat. 15 Jacksonville Valley Fields L, 11-9 MARQUETTE HEADS TO PONTIAC TO FACE DETROIT MERCY Sat. 22 at Detroit Mercy Detroit 11 a.m. The Golden Eagles look to avenge last year’s loss in Milwaukee Sat. 29 at Drexel Philadelphia Noon March The Marquette University men’s lacrosse team in the second half to pull away for the victory in Sat. 7 Robert Morris Valley Fields 11 a.m. plays the first of a two-game non-conference Pontiac. UDM opened its season with a 15-14 Wed. 11 at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 3 p.m. road swing on Saturday, Feb. 22 against win over Jacksonville before a 23-9 loss to Sat. 21 Georgetown* Valley Fields Noon Detroit Mercy in Pontiac, Michigan at Ultimate Ohio State. Brett Erskine leads the team with 13 Sat. 28 Villanova* Valley Fields 2:30 p.m. Soccer Arenas. points on seven goals and six assists, while April Kyle Waters has a team-best eight scores. Sat. 4 at St. John’s* Queens, N.Y. Noon Opening face-off is set for 11 a.m. Central time UDM, which is led by sixth-year head coach Tue. 7 Notre Dame Valley Fields 3:30 p.m. Sat. 11 Providence* Valley Fields 1 p.m. (noon local) and live statistics will be provided Chris Kolon, is 8-4 all-time in games played at Sat. 18 at Duke Durham, N.C. 11 a.m. courtesy of DetroitTitans.com. There will be no Ultimate Soccer Arenas. Sat. 24 at Denver* Denver, Colo. 8:30 p.m. live video broadcast, but updates will be pro- vided via @MarquetteMLAX on Twitter. KEY STORYLINES: BIG EAST Men’s Lacrosse Championship • Saturday’s game marks the 109th contest in Thu. 30 BIG EAST semis Providence, R.I. TBA Tickets are $10 and can be purchased online or the history of Marquette men’s lacrosse, which May at the gate on Saturday morning. played its first games in the spring of 2013. MU Sat. 2 BIG EAST final Providence, R.I. TBA is 54-54 all-time in its eighth season of compe- Rankings USILA/Media at time of game MARQUETTE (2-1): The Golden Eagles tition. *BIG EAST game dropped their first game of the season on Feb. • Detroit Mercy head coach Chris Kolon All times Central and subject to change 15 against Jacksonville, 11-9, after beginning coached MU assistant coach/defensive coordi- the year with a pair of 11-10 victories over nator Jacob Richard in 2019 with Atlas LC of Cleveland State and Bellarmine. Freshman the PLL. Recent MU grad Noah Richard was PROJECTED LINEUP Chris Kirschner scored his first career hat trick also on the team. Starters Key Reserves against the Dolphins, but MU committed 24 • The two teams meet in Pontiac for the second 6 Ryan Fazio A Sr. 9 Colin O’Donnell M rJr. 10 Anthony Courcelle LSM rSo. turnovers and had eight failed clears in the time, though the 2018 meeting did not take 28 Holden Patterson A So. 29 Devon Cowan A Fr. 11 Jacob Hallam SSDM Jr. loss. Kirschner and senior Connor McClelland place at Ultimate Soccer Arenas. 13 Connor McClelland M Sr. 14 Jake Stegman A Fr. lead the squad with seven goals apiece. • The two teams have met in all seven seasons 35 Peter Henkhaus M Sr. 16 Jared Hershman FO Sr. 71 Garrett Moya M rSo. 17 Keaton Thomson A Jr. of MU’s program existence, with MU coming 22 Anthony Orsini M Jr. DETROIT MERCY (2-1): The Titans set a pro- out on top in the first six years. 34 Zach Granger D rSo. 44 PJ Cox D Sr. 24 Griffin Fries M Fr. gram record for goals in a 20-13 victory over • UDM won 15-12 at Valley Fields in 2019. Then- 77 Mason Woodward D Fr. 25 Jack Cleary LSM Fr. Bellarmine on Tuesday afternoon, paced by a junior Peter Henkhaus scored a career-high five 91 John Hulsman G Jr. 26 Noah Verlinde D Fr. career-high five goals from junior Ryan goals against the Titans but MU trailed by as 33 Gabe Stein G Jr. Face-off Unit 38 Logan Kreinz SSDM So. Figueiras. Senior Alex Jarzembowski claimed many as nine goals in the third quarter. 31 Luke Anderson SSDM Sr. 39 Jordan Schmid SSDMrSo. 24-of-31 face-offs in the victory and posted his • Marquette’s 14-9 win over UDM at Hart Park 3 Thomas Washington FO So. 48 James AmorosanaLSM rFr. first career hat trick. The Titans used a 7-0 run on April 20, 2013 was the first home game in 32 Moey Lardy LSM Jr. 49 Max Kruszeski SSDM Fr. 54 Chris Kirschner M Fr. 2020 MARQUETTE MEN’S LACROSSE GAME NOTES program history. MARQUETTE’S RECORD WHEN... • Antony Orsini set the MU freshman LAST MEETING Category 2020 All-Time single-game record with four goals Saturday, Feb. 23 • noon CT • Milwaukee • Valley Fields Overall . .2-1 . .54-54 against UDM in 2018. Score by Period 12 34Total Home . .1-1 . .18-17 • MU has three native Michiganders Detroit Mercy 43 62 15 rv/rv Marquette 12 45 12 Road . .1-0 . .28-31 on its roster in Patrick English (Grand Neutral . .0-0 . .6-6 Rapids), Sean Richard (Northville) L, 15-12 Winning goalie: Logan Shamblin, UDM (2-1) BIG EAST . .0-0 . .18-13 and Noah Verlinde (Spring Lake). • Marquette has been reliant on a Detroit Mercy SCORING: GOALS: Erskine, Brett 4; vs. USILA Top-20 . .0-0 . .9-33 large contingent of freshman early Vangalen, Matthew 3; Kostus, Cam 3; TEAM STATS vs. unranked opponents . .2-1 . .43-21 this season. Devon Cowan and Mendell, Seth 2; Voorhis, AJ Van 1; Blevins, Matt 1; Team UDM MU Jarzembowski, Alex 1. Shots 38 51 Mason Woodward have started all ASSISTS: Voorhis, AJ Van 2; Erskine, Brett 1; In OT . .1-0 . .9-4 three games, Chris Kirschner leads Figueiras, Ryan 1; Mendell, Seth 1; Vangalen, Matthew GB 32 27 the team in scoring, while Jake 1. FO 19-3011-30 One-goal games . .2-0 . .24-10 Ex. Man 1-5 1-3 Stegman, Max Kruszeski and Jack Marquette SCORING: GOALS: HENKHAUS, Peter 5; Games decided by 2-3 goals . .0-1 . .12-10 THOMSON, Tanner 2; MCCLELLAND, Connor 2; SVS 11 7 Games decided by >3 goals . .0-0 . .17-34 Cleary have impressed in extended FLEMING, Griffin 1; ORSINI, Anthony 1; O'DONNELL, TO 17 14 time. Colin 1. Clears 18-2118-21 • MU must replace 57.6 percent of its ASSISTS: PELTON, Bob 2; WAGNER, John 2; FLEM- Leading after one quarter . .2-0 . .31-7 ING, Griffin 1; MCCLELLAND, Connor 1; ROMAGNOLI, Trailing after one quarter . .0-1 . .17-39 scoring (87-of-151) from 2019. Andrew 1; THOMSON, Tanner 1. • Marquette returns just four starters Tied after one quarter . .0-0 . .6-8 SAVES: Logan Shamblin (UDM) 11, John Hulsman (MU) 2, Gabe Stein (MU) 4, from last year’s team and must Chris Rolfing (MU) 1. replace three 20-goal scorers, three Leading at halftime . .1-0 . .38-4 starting close defensemen and the NOTES: Marquette’s first loss to the Titans in seven meetings ... Peter Trailing at halftime . .1-0 . .8-47 Henkhaus scored a career-high five goals ... MU fell behind 6-1 at the 9:34 mark BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Tied at halftime . .0-1 . .7-4 of the second quarter and trailed by as many as nine in the third quarter. Year at LSM Leading after three quarters . .1-0 . .41-2 SERIES HISTORY: Trailing after three quarters . .1-1 . .8-52 Marquette leads 6-1 Tied after three quarters . .0-0 . .6-0 MU is 2-0 in Michigan (Detroit/Pontiac) 4/20/13 H W, 14-9 (Hart Park) Scoring first . .2-1 . .35-23 3/15/14 A W, 15-10 (Titan Field) Opponent scores first .
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