Men's Lacrosse Travels to No. 13 Richmond on Saturday Morning

Sophomore midfielder Corey Myers scored four goals, but the UMBC men's lacrosse team dropped a 17-10 decision against the Towson Tigers at UMBC Stadium on Friday evening.
Senior attackman Jordan Galloway added three goals and an assist, and freshman midfielder Ayden Davis contributed a goal and two assists.
UMBC (2-1) junior Alex Steers went 16-of-29 on face-offs and picked up six ground balls, while senior Trey Fleece added four ground balls off the bench.
Galloway and Myers lead the Retrievers with eight goals each and are tied for second in the America East in the category. Galloway now has 64 career tallies.
Freshman Xander Maxwell has distributed a team-high four assists and is 5^th in the league.
Junior Alex Steers Is 45-of-68 (.662) on face-offs this season and ranks 2^nd on the circuit.
Junior Connor McMahon is yielding 9.68 goals per game (2^nd in AE) and has a .442 saves percentage.

ABOUT THE SPIDERS

No. 13 ranked Richmond will play its third game in six days when the Spiders host the Retrievers at Robins Stadium Saturday morning
The Spiders are coming off their largest margin of victory in program history, a 23-3 win over Mercyhurst on Tuesday
Richmond dominated Mercyhurst, 23-3, on Tuesday, marking the largest margin of victory in program history.
Richmond's 35 total points (23 goals, 12 assists) tied for the sixth-most in a single game, with 18 players recording points .
Freshman Porter Barnett led with five points (3G, 2A), while Leo Caine scored four goals, and Max Merklinger added three goals.
Richmond fired 56 shots, the sixth-most in program history, and dominated faceoffs, winning 25-of-30 .
Zach Vigue has been added to the prestigious Tewaaraton Award Watch List .
Vigue currently ranks fourth among NCAA Division I active leaders in minutes played with 2,642, seventh in saves with 513, and ninth in goals against average at 9.95 .
His goalkeeping has been a key factor in Richmond's ranking of ninth in the nation in scoring defense, allowing just 7.83 goals per game .
Additionally, the Spiders are ranked sixth in clearing percentage (.910) and fifth in man-down defense (.857), both thanks to Vigue .