MLAX Uses 6–1 Late Run to Stun Providence in Overtime

Saturday, March 28

Milwaukee, WI

11:30 A.M. CT

Marquette University

5-4, 1-0

Providence College

4-7, 0-1

Providence

Marquette

MLAX Uses 6–1 Late Run to Stun Providence in Overtime

3/28/2026 3:12:00 PM | Men's Lacrosse

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Ethan Salvia finished with a career-high six points and nets the game-winner

By: Communications

MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The Marquette University men's lacrosse team (5–4, 1–0 BIG EAST) used a 6–1 run spanning the fourth quarter and overtime to secure a 14–13 victory over Providence (4–7, 0–1 BIG EAST) on Saturday afternoon at Valley Fields.

The Golden Eagles were led by Ethan Salvia, who tallied six points on three goals and three assists. Nolan Rappis recorded five points, while Carsen Brandt added four.

Providence opened the game with a strong first quarter, scoring five goals to take an early advantage. Marquette responded with three goals of its own to remain within striking distance after the opening frame.

The Golden Eagles settled in during the second quarter, matching Providence's physical play while tightening up defensively. Marquette found its offensive rhythm to even the contest at 6–6 heading into halftime.

Both teams traded momentum throughout the third quarter, with Providence briefly regaining control behind a four-goal period. Marquette answered with key possessions and timely finishes to remain within reach entering the final quarter.

In the fourth quarter, the Golden Eagles scored five goals, including the game-tying strike from Beau Westphal with 5.6 seconds remaining to force overtime.

Tied at the end of Regulation!#WeAreMarquette | #MarquetteMLAX pic.twitter.com/7l4Gedqih0
— Marquette Lacrosse (@MarquetteMLax) March 28, 2026

On the opening possession of overtime, Nolan Rappis found Salvia for the game-winning goal, securing the 14–13 victory.

Salvia for the win in OT!#WeAreMarquette | #MarquetteMLAX pic.twitter.com/mkHmd4slss
— Marquette Lacrosse (@MarquetteMLax) March 28, 2026

NOTABLES:

Salvia finished with a career-high six points and netted the game-winner
Colin Maloney recorded a career-high eight ground balls
Ty Ambush dominated the faceoffs, winning a career-high 14-of-18 while collecting a season-high seven ground balls
Jadyn Castillo tied his career high with two caused turnovers

UP NEXT:

The Golden Eagles return to action on Saturday, April 4, traveling to Queens, New York, to face St. John's. Opening faceoff is scheduled for 11 a.m. CT.