The University of Detroit Mercy men's lacrosse team fell to Wagner 9-8 in a tightly contested game despite overcoming multiple four-goal deficits. Freshman PJ O'Hanlon led the Titans with two goals while redshirt junior Cooper St. Clair made 13 saves. The game was tied at 6-6 entering the fourth quarter, but Wagner ultimately regained the lead and managed to hold onto it. The Titans outshot Wagner but struggled to convert in crucial moments, especially in the final minutes.

By the Numbers
  • Detroit Mercy had 38 shots compared to Wagner's 30.
  • The Titans won 33 ground balls compared to Wagner's 23.
State of Play
  • Detroit Mercy is now 1-7 overall and 0-2 in NEC play.
  • Wagner improved to 3-5 overall and 1-1 in the NEC.
  • UDM will face LIU at home next Saturday, looking to turn their season around.
What's Next

The Titans need to capitalize on offensive opportunities in their upcoming match against LIU to regain momentum. Key players like O'Hanlon and Lanham will be vital to improving their on-field performance.

Bottom Line

Despite strong individual performances, the Titans must work on consistency and closing out games. The ability to convert critical moments into goals will be essential for their upcoming challenges to avoid another losing streak.