Oberlin, OH- Celebrating the four seniors of the Oberlin men's lacrosse team prior to the game, the Yeomen battled until the final whistle but came up short to Ohio Wesleyan 16-10. Suffering their second NCAC loss, the Yeomen move to 5-2 in the conference and 11-3 overall.
 
Ryan Blasberg dominated the crease with a trio of goals to lead the Crimson and Gold offense, aided by Michael Muldoon and Niko Maheras who scored a pair of goals each. Muldoon also tallied an assist as well as a ground ball. On the opposite end, Kiernan Stone came up with seven ground balls in a strong defensive stand while starting cage-minder Eugene Kang made 15 saves.
 
The Ohio Wesleyan squad opened the game with three straight goals in before Muldoon put Oberlin on the board with his 32^nd goal of the season. The Yeomen added another score to their tally but not before OWU tallied a goal to maintain a two-point lead. Headed into the second quarter, the Bishops held off the Yeomen until the 4:00 mark when Blasberg scored off a faceoff win from Connor Quinn. OWU scored twice in the final minute of the half to bring the score to 9-5 ahead of the break.
 
Coming out of the locker room, the Yeomen capitalized off a penalty as Tom Decker found Muldoon for a rocket of a goal. The two teams swapped goals before defender, Stone picked up a ground ball off the faceoff and sprinted downfield for a quick score. As the third quarter came to a close, Maheras and Decker ripped off a pair of great shots in :46 to close the lead to five. Oberlin looked to mount a comeback with another pair of quick goals in the fourth quarter, but unable to connect on a slew of shots, the Yeomen fell 16-10 to the Bishops.
 
The Crimson and Gold now look ahead to a huge matchup with NCAC rival, the Kenyon Lords. The Yeomen will travel to Gambier next Tuesday, April 26 for a 4om date. A live stream will be available here and live stats available here.
 
Fans can watch all the home matches live online. Home contests can be accessed on a TV through the official Oberlin College Sports Network app on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV.