PITTSBURGH -- Point Park men's lacrosse is set to close its inaugural season on Tuesday with a matchup against Lake Erie. Opening faceoff for the G-MAC matchup is slated for 5 p.m.

The Pioneers (3-9, 3-6 G-MAC) fell to Thomas More on Friday 18-7 to end a two-game winning streak. Tigran Ceesay, Grant Huber and Parker Bowersox all scored braces for the Pioneers, with Braydan Stearns also tallying. Sawyer Leko's two assists led Point Park, and Ceesay, Alec Batchelor, Ian George and Logan Foy all notched assists. 

Leko's six ground balls led the team with Foy and Kaden Brown both adding four. Connor Boyle recorded 16 saves in the contest, which ties Mario Lorenson's total against Malone on Feb. 20 for the most by a Pioneer in a single game. 

Lake Erie (3-10, 3-6 G-MAC) has beaten Malone and Tiffin in its last two games, picking up 14-11 and 13-6 wins. The Storm snapped a five-game losing skid with their latest wins, and they recorded a goal differential of -24 over the five losses. Lake Erie is 2-4 on the road this season. 

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• Grant Huber leads the Pioneers with 21 goals on the season. Huber is second in points (25) only to Sawyer Leko's 28. Leko is tied for third on the team with 15 goals and leads all Pioneers with 13 assists.

• Parker Bowersox is second on the team in goals (19) and third in points (22). Bowersox is tied in points with Tigran Cesay. Ceesay is tied with Leko at 15 goals.

• Braydan Stearns is fifth on the team in goals with his 14 tallies on the season. 

• Point Park has seven players with double-digit points on the season: Leko (28), Huber (25), Bowersox (22), Ceesay (22), Stearns (17), Ian George (13) and Alex Batchelor (12). 

• Goalkeeper Mario Lorenson ranks fifth in the G-MAC in saves per game at 11.89 per contest and is 10th in the conference in goals against average (13.76). Lorenson's 5.0 ground balls per game are good for seventh place in the conference. 

• Logan Foy is third in the G-MAC in both ground balls per game (5.36) and seventh caused turnovers per game (1.82). Point Park is third in the G-MAC in ground balls per game at 36.71.