TO THE MUSIC CITY: The UAH men's lacrosse team will travel to Nashville on Friday for a neutral site game against Tusculum which is slated for a 7:30 p.m. start on the campus of Montgomery Bell Academy. The Chargers enter the contest at 4-1.
 
LAST TIME OUT: The Chargers started GLVC play last Sunday and outlasted Maryville 9-4. Luke LeVette had three more goals in the contest, while Kyle Siersma recorded seven saves.
 
MAKING THEM COUNT: Not only is LeVette one of the nation's most prolific scorers with his 3.8 goals per game ranking 11th in the country, but his .576 percentage of shots that result in scores is the ninth-best mark in Division II.
 
TAKING ADVANTAGE: The Chargers feature the 12th-best man-up offense in the country and the top one in the GLVC, scoring on 47.6 percent of their man-up opportunities. Individually, Collin Wilcox ranks seventh in Division II with three man-up goals on the year.
 
HELPING HAND: With 35 assists on the season, UAH ranks sixth in the country in total assists on the year. Seven different Chargers have logged multiple assists on the year led by Jacob Glen who owns eight to his credit, and 1.6 per contest is the 35th-best mark in Division II.
 
ABOUT TUSCULUM: The Pioneers are 1-2 on the year after falling 10-9 when North Greenville scored in the last minute of the game last Saturday. Dallas Wade leads the team offensively with 13 points from nine goals and four assists, while Andrew Kransberger paces TC with 14 groundballs. In goal, Patrick Thomas features a 12.4 goals against average and a .493 save percentage.
 
SERIES HISTORY: This marks the first-ever meeting between the two programs.