HARROGATE, Tenn. – With its five-game, season-opening road trip in the rearview mirror, the Lincoln Memorial men's lacrosse team is set to make its home debut on Wednesday when the Alabama-Huntsville Chargers come to town for a noon start. 
 
The Railsplitters (2-3) faced their second nationally-ranked opponent in the span of a week on Saturday with a trip to No. 10 Indianapolis. Lincoln Memorial played the Greyhounds tough, but ultimately fell just short in a 9-8 loss. 
 
Alabama-Huntsville (0-3), meanwhile, is seeking its first win of the season in its first match since a 13-5 loss against Tusculum back on February 17.

Due to unplayable conditions at the LMU Lacrosse Complex, the match will be held at the LMU Soccer Complex. 
 
Live stats and video links for Wednesday's match are available at www.lmurailsplitters.com. Fans can also follow along with in-game updates via the official LMU athletics Twitter page, @LMURailsplitter. 
 
Schedule / Game Day Links 
 
Wednesday vs. Alabama-Huntsville – 2 p.m. (LMU Soccer Complex)
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Quick Hits 
 
- The Railsplitters were locked in a 5-5 stalemate with the No. 10 Greyhounds midway through the third quarter, but UIndy rattled off a 4-1 run after that to take a 9-6 lead into the closing stretch. Lincoln Memorial made a valiant comeback bid with goals by Robert Tucker and Ian Cook in the final minute of regulation, but it was too little too late. 
 
- Cook led Lincoln Memorial in the loss at Indianapolis with four goals. The sophomore attacker now leads the Railsplitters in goals this season with 16. Robert Tucker (1 goal, 2 assists) and Chris Tucker (3 goals) produced three points apiece to buoy the offense as well. Robert Tucker is second on the team in points with 16 – 10 goals and six assists. 
 
- Since opening the season with wins at Barton and Shorter, the Railsplitters have suffered three straight losses, though two have come against teams ranked in the top 20 of the USILA poll. On Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial will look to avoid its first four-game losing streak since the inaugural 2015 squad lost seven straight. 
 
- The Railsplitters are currently ranked second in the South Atlantic Conference with a 57.8 face-off winning percentage. Lincoln Memorial dominated the face-off battle in the first two matches of the season, but were throttled 19-2 in that department against Indianapolis. 
 
- Lincoln Memorial is allowing the second-fewest goals per game in the SAC with 10.0 and leads the league with 50 caused turnovers. Jordan Sullivan has accounted for eight caused turnovers, while Tanner Galbreath has forced seven. 
 
- Along with Cook and Tucker, Kyle Arcuri also has double-digit points with 11 on five goals and six assists. Reggie Golfin and Chris Tucker have seven points apiece, while no other LMU player has more than four. 
 
- The Railsplitters have struggled in the third quarter during their three-game losing streak. Lincoln Memorial didn't score in the third quarter in its loss at Maryville and was outscored 7-1 in the third against Lindenwood. The Railsplitters were a bit better against UIndy, but were still out-produced 2-1. 
 
- Goalie Trenton Cameron leads the SAC in saves with 57 and ranks third in the league in goals against average (10.0) and save percentage (53.3). 
 
Notes on Alabama-Huntsville 
 
- The Chargers were last in action on February 17 when they suffered a 13-5 loss against Tusculum. The Pioneers opened the match on a 4-0 run and never led by less than three goals after that to drop UAH to 0-3. 
 
- Six different Alabama-Huntsville players finished with only one point in that match. Brody Phillips, Adam Zois, Josh Campbell, Joseph Stuber and Nicholas Ranta accounted for the Charger goals. 
 
- UAH has not kept a match particularly close this season, falling 12-6 to Westminster in the season opener and 23-12 at Saint Leo before the loss to Tusculum. 
 
- Luke LeVette leads the Chargers in scoring with seven goals on a team-high 23 shots and 17 shots on goal. Ranta has five goals, while Zois has two goals and an assist. Preston Deno, Emory Weaver and Phillips have two goals each. 
 
- Alabama-Huntsville has lost five straight games dating back to its last win – a 12-1 victory at Shorter on April 13, 2018. 
 
- Three players have made at least one appearance in goal for the Chargers. Zak Welsh leads the team in terms of minutes played in goal with 120. Over that span, Welsh has a sky-high 18.0 goals against average and a .400 save percentage. 
 
- The Chargers are led by fourth-year head coach Connor McGowan. UAH has upped its win total every season under McGowan, highlighted by an 8-7 mark in 2018. 
 
Series History 
 
- LMU faced Alabama-Huntsville for the only time in program history back in 2017, outlasting the Chargers for a 10-8 win in Harrogate.