Marian University men’s lacrosse (0-6, 0-4 NACC) netted all four of its goals in the second half, but dropped a 12-4 decision to Lake Forest. 
 

• The Foresters struck twice in the opening quarter, limiting the Sabres to zero shots on goal. 
• Lake Forest extended its lead with four goals in the second quarter to take a 6-0 advantage into halftime. The Sabres were outshot 16-4 in the period.
• Senior Jackson Sweeney totaled 10 first-half saves for Marian. 
• Sophomore Benett Luke ended the Sabres’ scoring drought one minute into the third, converting an assist from freshman Franklin Lund to cut the deficit to 6-1. 
• After five unanswered goals from Lake Forest, Luke added his second of the game, scoring with 42 seconds left in the period.
• Despite two fourth-quarter goals from senior Devon Butler, the Foresters secured the victory.

• Lake Forest had 11 different players find the back of the net.
• Despite being outshot 48-22, Marian generated 10 shots in the final quarter.
• Sweeney leads the NACC with 17.83 saves per game, totaling 107 through six contests. 
• Lake Forest converted on three extra-man opportunities, while the Sabres were 0-of-5. 
• The Foresters controlled the face-off circle, winning 16 of 19 overall and 10 of 12 in the second half. 
• Lake Forest remains unbeaten in the series, winning all four meetings with the Sabres.

	Sophomore Benett Luke notched two third-quarter goals for the Sabres.
	Senior Devon Butler recorded the first two-goal game of his Marian career, scoring both goals in the fourth quarter.
	Senior Jackson Sweeney (0-6) made 16 saves and collected a team-high eight ground balls in the loss.