ON THE ROAD: The UAH men's lacrosse team heads to the Sunshine State for a pair of games this week, starting at 6 p.m. CDT on Monday at Rollins before traveling to Florida Southern for a 3 p.m. CDT contest on Wednesday. The Chargers enter the contests at 6-3.
LAST TIME OUT: UAH stumbled at Indianapolis on Wednesday, falling 14-4 in the team's first-ever road game in Great Lakes Valley Conference play.
ALWAYS IMPROVING: The Chargers have shown steady improvement over the program's three years, and that is exemplified in the goals scored by the opposition which is down to 8.4 per game this year compared to 11.5 per game allowed by UAH a year ago. UAH has held the opposition to single digits in goals in five games including four in which the team has permitted the opponent to score five goals or fewer.
NALL STRONG AGAIN: Junior LSM
Colton Nall is once again having a strong campaign, ranking second on the team in ground balls with 37 on the year while also leading the team with eight caused turnovers. For his career, Nall owns 111 ground balls and is nearing his career-best of 41 which he established last season.
ABOUT ROLLINS: The Tars are 3-3 on the year, and all three of those victories have come in Winter Park. Jeremy Slocumb leads the team offensively as he has 11 goals and seven assists for a team-best 18 points, while Kyle Sudol picked up a team-best 37 ground balls. In goal, Andrew Hoemann has a 9.38 goals against average and a .522 save percentage.
SERIES HISTORY: Monday's meeting is the first between the two programs.
ABOUT FLORIDA SOUTHERN: The Mocs are 5-3 overall on the season, and the team is 3-1 in home games. The team scores 11.1 goals per game with both Kevin Dyer and Lucas Claude tied for the team lead in points at 25. Mike Greco has allowed 10.0 goals per game and owns a .560 save percentage for FSC.
SERIES HISTORY: The two teams have met once, a game last year in which Florida Southern was a 21-10 winner.
