Final	1	2	3	4	T
Holy Cross (3-2)	3	2	3	4	12
Mercer (0-6)	1	2	0	3	6

Holy Cross	Mercer
G: 5 Players (#13, #16, #27, #29, #43 - 2)	G: 6 Players (#9, #17, #23, #27, #38, #44 - 1)
A: 4 Players (#12, #23, #24, #27 - 1)	A: 2 Players (#9, #17 - 1)
Sv: O'Connor, Kenny - 7	Sv: Justin Bateman - 14
GB: Hannan, John - 6	GB: Zach Ward - 5

Team Statistics	Holy Cross	Mercer
Shots	39	36
Ground Balls	37	37
Saves	8	14
Clears	18-22	17-22
Turnovers	16	22
Face Offs Won	15	7
Man Up	0-0	1-4

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After a tough 14-4 loss to Michigan on Sunday, the Mercer men's lacrosse team has a short turnaround before facing Holy Cross on Tuesday at 1 p.m. in a neutral site game in Jacksonville Fla.

Mercer won't have time to think about what went wrong against the Wolverines on Sunday as the team prepped Monday for Holy Cross. Tuesday's game is the second of three the Bears will play in a week's time, finishing up with Jacksonville on Sunday.

LAST TIME OUT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Four first quarter Michigan goals set the tone in a disappointing 14-4 Mercer loss on Sunday afternoon in a neutral site game for the two schools in Jacksonville, Fla.

The Bears (0-5) were outscored 4-0 in the first quarter by the Wolverines (1-5), who were winless coming into the game as a first-year Division-I program. The goals came off just six Michigan shots in the quarter and quickly gave the Wolverines momentum in the game.

SCOUTING THE CRUSADERS

Holy Cross is 2-2 overall with their latest win, a 13-11 result over Jacksonville on Sunday. Junior John Hannan scored four goals to add to his season total of 11. Tuesday's meeting will be the first-ever game between Mercer and Holy Cross.

The Crusaders finished 2-13 last season yet return 26 players and five starts from a year ago. Opponents have outscored Holy Cross 56-44 and have converted on 13-of-24 man-up advantages thus far. James Kennedy leads the team with 16 points, including 10 goals and six assists.

In goal, Holy Cross stars two goaltenders with over 100 minutes played already this season. Both Kenny O'Connor and Will Cummings have started two games with each sporting identical 1-1 records. O'Connor leads with 23 saves and has a lower goals against average (12.37 gaa) between the two.