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Lacrosse
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11
Saturday, March 15
Salt Lake City, Utah
12:00 p.m.
University of Utah
1-6, 0-0
11
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12
Marquette
4-3, 0-0
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4
OT
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Marquette
1
5
2
3
1
12
Utah
4
2
2
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11
Utah Lacrosse Falls in Overtime Heartbreaker vs. Marquette, 12-11
3/15/2025 5:37 PM | Lacrosse
Moves Utes vs. Golden Eagles all-time record to 3-1
SALT LAKE CITY – In its first overtime session of the season, the University of Utah lacrosse team went down in a heartbreaking fashion, after a close match vs. the Marquette University Golden Eagles, falling 12-11 during sudden-death at Ute Field on Saturday afternoon.
This is the sixth game this season that the Utes put themselves on the board first and the first-time junior Ryan Stines is the player to accomplish this feat. Utah ended the first quarter with a 4-1 lead, but that would be the last time either side would see a surplus going in to a new quarter. After a back-and-forth match, Stines tied up the game for the final time, forcing the Golden Eagles in to over time sitting at 11-11.
GAME LEADERS
Freshman Chase Robertson clocked his first collegiate hat trick, scoring three goals to lead Utah's eight scorers. Stines scored two goals, marking the only other Utah player to tally multiple scores, but with two assists, the junior tied Robertson with four points. Sophomore Cade Faulkner tallied seven shots, sitting just behind Stines at eight, but was only able to put one in goal.
Defensively, Dallin Tanner led the twelve Utes who earned a groundball, snagging three of his own. Only three Utah players were able to cause a turnover, with Marco Pascarella and Mikey Crane each forcing two and Dallin Tanner picking up one. Three Utes participated in the 26 face-off attempts, Bryce Madden participating in the most with 16. In the net, Collin Lenskold marked his seventh start this season, saving 17 of Marquette's attempts.
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
UP NEXT
After hosting Marquette, the Utes are back on the road, this time traveling to Charlottesville, Virginia to take on the Cavaliers on March 22 at 10 a.m. MT.
This is the sixth game this season that the Utes put themselves on the board first and the first-time junior Ryan Stines is the player to accomplish this feat. Utah ended the first quarter with a 4-1 lead, but that would be the last time either side would see a surplus going in to a new quarter. After a back-and-forth match, Stines tied up the game for the final time, forcing the Golden Eagles in to over time sitting at 11-11.
GAME LEADERS
Freshman Chase Robertson clocked his first collegiate hat trick, scoring three goals to lead Utah's eight scorers. Stines scored two goals, marking the only other Utah player to tally multiple scores, but with two assists, the junior tied Robertson with four points. Sophomore Cade Faulkner tallied seven shots, sitting just behind Stines at eight, but was only able to put one in goal.
Defensively, Dallin Tanner led the twelve Utes who earned a groundball, snagging three of his own. Only three Utah players were able to cause a turnover, with Marco Pascarella and Mikey Crane each forcing two and Dallin Tanner picking up one. Three Utes participated in the 26 face-off attempts, Bryce Madden participating in the most with 16. In the net, Collin Lenskold marked his seventh start this season, saving 17 of Marquette's attempts.
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
- This is the sixth game this season where Utah hits the scoreboard first.
- Robertson led the Utes in goals and achieved his first collegiate hat trick.
- Senior Luc Charbonnier appeared in his third game of the season, earning his first goal of the campaign.
- Madden earned a season-high of attempted face-offs with 16, bumping his career face-off percentage to 45.7%.
- Marking the first loss to the Golden Eagles, this pushes the all-time record between Utah and Marquette to 3-1.
- The last time Utah found time in overtime play was Feb. 18 against Vermont in the 2023 season, where the Utes fell 13-14 in Salt Lake City.
UP NEXT
After hosting Marquette, the Utes are back on the road, this time traveling to Charlottesville, Virginia to take on the Cavaliers on March 22 at 10 a.m. MT.
Team Stats
MU
UTAH
Shots
48
43
Turnovers
13
7
Caused Turnovers
2
6
Faceoffs Won
17
9
Extra-Man Opps
1
1
Ground Balls
27
23
Game Leaders
Players
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3
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1
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Pen
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1
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1
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G
1
A
1
FO
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Pen
-
GB
1
CT
0
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