Georgetown University's 10th-ranked men's lacrosse team swept another BIG EAST opponent with a 10-8 victory on the road at Marquette on Saturday afternoon. The Hoyas improve to 8-1 overall, 7-1 in league action, while the Golden Eagles fall to 1-7 on the season and 0-6 in conference play HOYA HIGHLIGHTS Jake Carraway led the Hoyas with four goals and an assist while Dylan Watson added four goals and TJ Haley dished out four assists. Graham Bundy Jr. chipped in two goals and an assist, Nicky Petkevich had three assists and Declan McDermott added a lone helper as well. Defensively, Georgetown held its seventh opponent of the season to under 10 goals. Seven different Hoyas were credited with at least one caused turnover, including two from Haley and Gibson Smith – returning to the lineup for the first time since the season opener. Joe LiCalzi collected a career-high six ground balls and Dylan Hess added three playing both ends of the field all day. In goal, Owen McElroy hauled in nine saves as the Blue & Gray held Marquette scoreless for the final 17:26 of the game. At the 'X', James Reilly won 14-of-22 (.636) of his faceoffs and grabbed a game-high nine ground balls. MARQUETTE NOTES Devon Cowan scored six of the Golden Eagles' eight goals on the day with Jake Stegman and Griffin Fleming adding the others. In goal, Sean Richard had 10 saves in the loss for Marquette. OF NOTE The Hoyas complete the regular season sweep over Marquette following a 20-13 win on the Hilltop in March. Georgetown evens its all-time record against the Golden Eagles at 5-5 and picks up its first ever win in Milwaukee. Played outdoors at Marquette's Valley Fields, the game was the first on natural grass for the Hoyas since the 2016 season. Carraway's four goals give him 177 for his career, moving him into 17th place all-time for NCAA Division I career goals. Haley's four assists give him 37 on the year, tying him for second most in a campaign with Lucas Wittenberg in 2019 and just five back from Greg McCavera's single season record of 42 in 1999. Georgetown assisted on all 10 goals, the second game in-a-row to achieve the feat. The Hoyas have now assisted on 30 consecutive goals. NEXT FOR THE HOYAS Georgetown returns home to host No. 6/7 Denver on Saturday, April 17 at noon. The showdown will be broadcast live on FS2.