The Illinois Wesleyan University men's lacrosse team dominated Wabash College with a decisive 17-6 victory on March 25, securing their sixth win of the season (6-4). The Titans never trailed, with junior Timothy McHugh marking his 100th career assist during the game, joining a select group of players in school history. The offense was also boosted by Owen Miller and Holden Webster, who both scored four goals each, contributing significantly to the team's performance. Defensively, IWU forced 12 turnovers and showcased strong goalkeeping with a combined seven saves. The win wraps up a series of road games ahead of their next matchup against Calvin University this Saturday.

By the Numbers
  • Timothy McHugh recorded 6 points (3 goals, 3 assists).
  • Illinois Wesleyan outshot Wabash 56-39 and held a 50-33 advantage in ground balls.
  • The Titans completed 24 of 29 clear attempts, while Wabash managed 25 of 30.
State of Play
  • Illinois Wesleyan improved to a season record of 6-4 following this victory.
  • Wabash College fell to 2-7 after struggling both offensively and defensively against the Titans.
What's Next

The Titans will return home to host Calvin University on March 28, looking to build on their recent success. Additionally, a free youth clinic will follow the game, engaging local youngsters.

Bottom Line

The Titans demonstrated offensive prowess and defensive tenacity in their victory, highlighting key contributions from emerging stars. Momentum is on their side as they prepare to host Calvin University, presenting a strong chance to extend their winning streak.