LOUDONVILLE, NY – It will be a Senior Day celebration for Siena Men's Lacrosse as the Saints pay homage to its graduating senior class of 10 and will welcome in Quinnipiac on Saturday at noon from Hickey Field in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference match up. 

The Saints (6-4 overall, 4-1 MAAC) are on a roll, having won four in a row, and have vaulted up to one half game behind Sacred Heart and Canisius for the top seed in jockeying for MAAC playoff positioning. The conference's top seed will host both the MAAC Semifinals and MAAC Championship a couple weeks from now.

Siena bring in a high-powered offense as the Saints lead the MAAC in goals per game (12.7), assists per game (8.5) and points per game (21.2).

The team sports the leader in goals in game at 3.4 off the stick of Pratt Reynolds as well as the assist leader in the conference in Ryan McCarthy, who is averaging a league-best 3.1 assists per game. 

Quinnipiac (2-9 overall, 2-4 MAAC) has lost four straight games, but the Bobcats have been in each of those games.

Quinnipiac lost by just one goal to both Canisius and Manhattan and played Iona and Sacred Heart to relatively competitive defeats. 

The game can be watched on ESPN+ with broadcasters Chris Watson and Tom Schwan on the call and live stats can be followed here. 

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In the face off "X", freshman Logan Banek improved his win percentage even further over the past week as the New Hartford, NY native remains third in win percentage (.683 with 157-of-230 won) and tops the nation in ground balls per game (10.10 per game).

Banek is up to a combined nine weekly MAAC Rookie and Face off Specialist of the Week awards and is set to face off against the Bobcats primary face off taker Frank Mousa (88 of 188 for a .468 win percentage)

Protecting the cage, the projected goalkeepers match up features Saints graduate student Andrew Arcuri (9.79 GAA, .561 save percentage and 124 saves) against Bobcats goalkeeper Mason Oak (13.25 GAA, .496 save percentage and 140 saves).

Quinnipiac leads the all-time series by the slimmest of margins 8-7, however Siena won last year's meeting 13-10 with a 4-1 final stanza to secure the victory. Reynolds scored four on that day while Caden Olmstead scored three times for the Saints.