The University of Denver men's lacrosse team faced a heavy defeat in their BIG EAST conference opener, losing to Georgetown 17-5 at home. The Pioneers struggled defensively, allowing the Hoyas to dominate with a total of 11 goals by halftime. Despite multi-point efforts from Chris Merageas and Rory Graham, Denver was unable to recover after Georgetown built a substantial early lead.

By the Numbers
  • Georgetown scored 11 goals in the first half, leading Denver 11-4 at halftime.
  • Kevin Miller of Georgetown netted five goals, contributing significantly to the win.
State of Play
  • Denver fell to a record of 3-5 after this loss, while Georgetown improved to 8-2.
  • The game featured momentum shifts as Denver attempted to close the gap, but ultimately fell behind.
What's Next

Denver will look to bounce back in their next game against Villanova, aiming for a stronger performance away from home. This match will be crucial as they continue to navigate their conference schedule.

Bottom Line

Denver needs to tighten up its defense and improve offensive execution ahead of their upcoming match. This defeat highlights the critical areas that need addressing if they wish to stay competitive in the BIG EAST conference.