Michigan
3-9, 0-4
Johns Hopkins
8-4, 3-1
Wolverines Edged by No. 10 Johns Hopkins in Home Finale
4/23/2016 12:00:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
April 23, 2016
» U-M trailed by as many as six goals in the second quarter but fought back to trim the advantage to 14-11 at the beginning of the fourth quarter, before Hopkins finished the game on a 4-2 run.
» Both Ian King and Sean McCanna each had two goals and two assists for four points on the evening. King's pair of assists broke Will Meter's (2012) single-season assist record of 15 and gave him 16 on the season.
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Michigan Stadium)
Score: #10 Johns Hopkins 19, Michigan 13
Records: U-M (3-9, 0-4 B1G), JHU (8-4, 3-1 B1G)
Attendance: 2,784
Next U-M Game: Saturday, April 30 -- at Penn State (State College, Pa.), Noon [ TV: BTN ]
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's lacrosse team bid farewell to 13 seniors on Senior Day, as senior Kyle Jackson tied his career-high five goals to lead the offense as U-M fell to the No. 10 Johns Hopkins Blue Jays, 19-13, In front of a season-high 2,784 fans Saturday (April 23) at Michigan Stadium.
Michigan led 2-0 early after back-to-back unassisted goals from junior Ian King and sophomore Sean McCanna. Johns Hopkins then scored four unanswered goals over the last 6:25 of the first quarter to take a 4-2 lead into the second. The Blue Jays continued their run, scoring the first three goals of the second quarter to extend its lead to 7-2 with 12:47 remaining in the half. Michigan was outscored 4-3 over the last 10:26 of the half, adding another goal from King and two goals from senior Kyle Jackson. One of Jackson's goals was a highlight-reel behind-the-back shot on the crease off a feed from King with 12 seconds remaining. Michigan trailed Johns Hopkins 11-5 heading into the half.
U-M marked two quick goals to open up the second half on Jackson's third and McCanna's second of the day. The last 7:39 of the third quarter saw the Wolverines and the Blue Jays both score three goals apiece, with Jackson adding his fourth on a man-down opportunity.
He added his fifth to tie his career high of five on a man down with 2:21 left to make the score 13-9. U-M got to as close as 15-12 with 11:25 to go in the fourth but was outscored 4-1 over the final stretch to fall by the 19-13 tally.
McCanna had a career best of four points on the day with two goals and pair of assists, while King also had two goals and a pair of helpers as well. Senior Chase Brown led U-M with five ground balls and four caused turnovers, while classmate Charlie Keady had four ground balls.
Watch @MikeTWolf & @DixonLacrosse recap #11 @jhumenslacrosse's 19-13 win over @umichlacrosse today on BTN. https://t.co/2RCoqcgdoW
-- Lacrosse on BTN (@LaxOnBTN) April 23, 2016
U-M returns concludes the 2016 season next Saturday (April 30) at Penn State. The contest is slated for a noon start from State College and will be broadcast on Big Ten Network.
• Jackson has scored at least three goals in seven of his eight games played this season.
• The starting attack unit of King, Jackson and Peter Kraus played together for the first time since the Dartmouth contest on March 19.
• With his 13 saves today, goalie Gerald Logan has now had double-digit saves in nine of 12 contests this season.
• The announced crowd of 2,784 marks a season best.
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