CLINTON, S.C. (3/7/2025) -- Junior Alyssa Jarvis and freshman Jaeda Jensen each had hat tricks as the University of Detroit Mercy women's lacrosse team ended its spring break with a 13-9 victory over Presbyterian on Friday. 

Jarvis had a career-tying and season-high three goals, six draw controls, three ground balls, and two caused turnovers - crossing the 100-draw plateau as she now has 103 in her career - while Jensen tallied three goals and an assist for a season-high four points. 

Senior Maddy Camm corralled six draw controls, two caused turnovers and a ground ball, while scoring a goal and handing out three assists. Junior Libby Cuckler and freshman Gabrianna Vasquez each had two markers, and senior Leah Bodnar had a career-high four ground balls, two takeaways, two draws, a goal and an assist. 

The Titans (3-3) scored the first two goals and then put the game away with a 5-0 run in the second half, turning a 7-6 margin to 11-6. 

UDM got on the board just 40 seconds into the contest as Jarvis won a draw and scored. Camm then came up with a caused turnover and fed Vasquez, who tickled the twine and it was 2-0 midway through the first.

Detroit Mercy ended the quarter with two more markers as Camm scored on the free position, and Jarvis beat the keeper for a 4-1 lead after one.

Freshman Tunie Mullen notched a goal early in the second, and UDM would open a four-goal lead at 7-3. Cuckler picked up a ground ball off a rebound and put one in, and Vasquez scored her second as the red, white and blue made it a 7-3 game and went into the break up 7-4. 

Presbyterian (2-4) pulled within one, 7-6, in the third, but the Titans scored three goals in the final 1:23 to run the advantage back to four at 10-6, and added another strike early in the fourth. Jensen had two goals in the third, and off a draw win by Camm, Jarvis fired one in with just 26 seconds remaining. In the fourth, Jarvis had a takeaway and Bodnar found Jensen and it was 11-6 with 12:36 to go. 

Cuckler and Bodnar added goals in the fourth, and the Titan defense held firm to stop any chance of a Blue Hose comeback. 

Junior Angelina Hook and freshman Madison Klamo each had a caused turnover, and senior Meredith Leavell made five saves and picked up four ground balls, holding a team under 10 goals for the eighth time in her career. 

The Titans outshot Presbyterian, 33-23, and had a 16-10 margin on draw controls and a 17-14 advantage on ground balls. UDM was also 16-of-18 on clears and saw the Blue Hose commit 17 turnovers. 

Detroit Mercy will now return home and host Lindenwood on Wednesday, with the first draw set for Noon at Titan Field. 

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