The University of Detroit Mercy's women's lacrosse team lost 17-4 against Eastern Michigan in their first home game since the season opener. Seniors Alyssa Jarvis and Libby Cuckler were key players, with Jarvis scoring twice and Cuckler achieving her 50th career goal. Despite some contributions from freshmen and close defensive plays, the Titans struggled as Eastern Michigan took an early lead. This defeat marks the Titans' seventh consecutive loss of the season, dropping their record to 0-7 overall and 0-2 in MAC play.

By the Numbers
  • Detroit Mercy has lost seven straight games this season (0-7, 0-2 MAC).
  • Alyssa Jarvis leads the team with 19 points (12 goals, 7 assists) and 166 draw controls in her career.
Yes, But

Despite the overwhelming loss, Jarvis and Cuckler showcased individual achievements that highlight their skill and contributions to the team. Cuckler's 50th career goal and Jarvis surpassing Elise Harder in draw controls indicate potential for growth amid the team's struggles.

State of Play
  • Eastern Michigan improves to 7-4 overall and leads the all-time series against Detroit Mercy 4-1.
  • Detroit Mercy is set to face Central Michigan next Saturday.
What's Next

The Titans will look to rebound next Saturday against Central Michigan, hoping to break their losing streak and capitalize on their players' individual successes.

Bottom Line

While the Titans continue to struggle as a team, individual performances from players like Jarvis and Cuckler highlight areas of strength that could help shift momentum moving forward.