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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (2/14/2015) -- Senior Shayne Adams and freshman Mark Anstead each had three points apiece, but that was not enough as the University of Detroit Mercy men's lacrosse team dropped a 15-6 game on Saturday night at Oosterbann Field House.
 
Adams posted two goals and an assist, while Anstead recorded two helpers and a goal.
 
Sophomore Jason Weber made 17 saves and junior defenseman Paul Bitetti registered two caused turnovers and two ground balls.
 
Michigan (2-0) got off to a quick start with four goals in the first five minutes before Anstead found Adams for a strike with 3:49 left in the period. UDM was down 5-1 early in the second when that same combination connected for another Adams' score.
 
Detroit (1-1) then trailed 7-2 when Anstead beat the goalie on an unassisted goal.
 
Michigan answered with a marker, but Detroit got even closer as Adams fed senior Thomas Sible and the captain found the back of the net at the 3:05 mark. Just a minute later, freshman Sean Birney was able to get a pass to sophomore Brad Harris and he lit the lamp to make it 8-5 at the break.
 
The Titans couldn't get any closer as the Wolverines opened the third period with another 4-0 run before senior Scott Drummond scored on the man-up early in the fourth to pull the red, white and blue within, 12-6.
 
Michigan outshot the Titans, 52-28, and controlled the ground balls, 34-18.
 
Weber also had five ground balls. Junior Damien Hicks was 9-of-21 in faceoffs with four ground balls and senior Chris Shevins corralled two GB's.
 
The Titans will now get ready for a home date with Robert Morris as Detroit hosts the Colonials next Saturday, Feb. 21, at Ultimate Soccer Arenas in Pontiac. For ticket information or to purchase tickets, click here.
 
Game Notes:
Detroit now trails the all-time series, 2-1… Adams extended his NCAA best consecutive point streak to 48-straight games… Adams now has 144 career points, just two away from passing Alex Maini for the school record… It was Sible's third career goal and the first since the 2013 MAAC Championship game against Siena…