WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. – On Sunday afternoon the Indiana Tech men's lacrosse team played a neutral site contest with No. 1 ranked Keiser University in a rematch of last year's national championship game which saw the Seahawks raise the banner. The No. 2 ranked Warriors were hoping to change the tide this time around but unfortunately would face a similar result, falling in this one 14-24.
 
Tech would get off to a slow start in their season opener against the No. 1 Seahawks, trailing 7-1 after the first quarter, with Cooper Musseman getting Tech on the board. Once the Warriors had settled in, the rest of the game would be fairly even with Keiser narrowly winning the last three quarters 17-13. The second quarter alone would display 17 of the games 28 goals, as offense was at a premium. Devin Macomber would score his team high four goals in the second period, while Musseman and Nate Langille would each grab one. Josh Bramley would also score two man-up goals to close out the quarter. In the second half, Cooper Langille would score his first goal of the 2024 campaign, while freshman Jake Deacon would pick up his first collegiate goal for Tech. Nate Langille and Bramley would finish the game with hattricks, while Langille would also finish with a team high three assists and six points. Grant Seaman would lead the way with six ground balls, while Sebastien Guillaume and freshman Carter Krizmanich would each cause three turnovers. Kyle TwoBulls would make 15 saves in goal for the Warriors, while also causing one turnover and picking up three ground balls.
 
With a nearly two-week break, the Warriors will get set for a three-game road trip out west when they face Rockhurst University (Mo.) on March 9^th in Kansas City, Missouri before heading to Atchison, Kansas to face Benedictine College (Kan.) and William Penn University (Iowa) on March 10^th and 12^th.