Michigan
3-3
Brown
5-0
Wolverines Fall on the Road to No. 5 Brown
3/12/2016 12:00:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
March 12, 2016
» Brent Noseworthy marked his first hat trick, while Brendan Gaughan also had a pair of markers.
» Brown outshot U-M, 58-26, caused 24 U-M turnovers and went 3-of-5 on man-up chances, as the Bear starting attack accounted for 12 goals.
• Boxscore 
Site: Providence, R.I. (Stevenson-Pincince Field)
Score: #5 Brown 22, Michigan 8
Records: U-M (3-3), Brown (5-0)
Next U-M Game: Saturday, Feb. 19 -- vs. Dartmouth (Michigan Stadium), 1 p.m.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The University of Michigan men's lacrosse team fell, 22-8, against the No. 5 Brown Bears Saturday (March 12) from Stevenson-Pincince Field.
Senior/junior goalie Gerald Logan made the second-most saves in school history in a single game with 17, while freshman Brent Noseworthy led U-M with a hat trick.
The Bears, who boast the nation's top offense heading into the game at 17 goals a contest, jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first 12:40 of the contest, with scores coming from four different players. It was senior Peter Kraus who gave the Wolverines their first marker of the game at 1:47 to make it 4-1. Brown tacked on two more to close the opening quarter, leading 6-1.
Noseworthy snagged U-M's second of the game just a 1:12 into the second, sending the game into the half with U-M trailing 10-2. The Bears outscored the Wolverines 8-1 in the third quarter and led 18-3 after three.
In the fourth, the Maize and Blue outscored Brown 5-4, keyed by two goals from senior/junior Brendan Gaughan and Noseworthy. Sophomore PJ Bogle also added a marker in the quarter, his first of the season.
Senior close defender Chris Walker had five ground balls and two turnovers, while senior Brad Lott went 7-of-16 with two ground balls against the nation's top face-off man in Brown's Will Gural.
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— Michigan Lacrosse (@umichlacrosse) March 12, 2016
U-M now begins a three-game homstand, starting with a 1 p.m. contest against Dartmouth on March 19 at Michigan Stadium. [ Tickets ]
• Junior attackman Ian King was held scoreless in the contest, snapping a 26-game streak with at least a point.
• Freshman MJ Melillo made his first collegiate start on close defense.
• The goals for Brendan Gaughan was his first of the season and 10th and 11th of his career.
• The hat trick for Brent Noseworthy is U-M's eighth of the season, while sophomore Pat Tracy had a career-high three assists.
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