Visiting Ursinus scored all six goals of the fourth quarter to move past No. 17 Stevenson in non-conference men's lacrosse Saturday night at Mustang Stadium. Ursinus (1-0) got goals from Ben Goetz and Peter DeSimone to take a 2-0 lead 2:23 into the contest. Stevenson (0-1) got on the board when Jacob Tatum took advantage of the Ursinus goalie being out on a broken clear and fired from midfield at the 4:47 mark to make it 2-1. Ethan Christensen scored with 2:32 left in the opening frame to tie the game. Bobby McClure scored with nine seconds left in the period to put the Bears on top after 15 minutes. Christensen scored his second goal of the contest 1:50 into the second to tie things for the second time, but goals by Ursinus at 12:42 and a man-up tally at 10:16 put the guests up by a pair. After Will Smith notched his first Mustang goal at 9:47, Gray McKee scored a man-up goal at the 7:36 mark to tie the game. Just 12 seconds later, Tatum's second goal of the game gave Stevenson its first lead, 6-5. Ursinus tied the game 2:28 before halftime on a McClure goal. A behind-the-back goal by JT Thelen 3:51 into the second half put the Mustangs on top 7-6. McClure scored at the 7:44 mark to forge the game's fifth tie. Goals by Tatum and Smith 52 seconds apart gave the Mustangs a 9-7 lead with 5:21 remaining, a lead they would carry into the final period. McClure's fourth goal of the game with 9:50 left pulled Ursinus within one, then Hakan Atillasoy tied the game at the 8:46 mark. McClure struck again with 7:13 remaining to put the Bears on top 10-9. After a goal at 6:08 extended Ursinus' lead to 11-9, the Bears scored twice in the final 2:30 to seal the win. Ursinus outshot Stevenson 13-9 in the final frame Stevenson outshot Ursinus 54-41 for the game and won 13-of-24 faceoffs. The Mustangs also held a 39-34 lead in ground ball pickups. Tatum finished with three goals and an assist, while Smith added a helper and two caused turnovers in addition to his two tallies. Christensen also finished with two goals Dominic DeFazio had four caused turnovers and five ground balls in his return on defense, while Dylan Harris also had five ground ball pickups and three caused turnovers. Seth Thornton was 12-22 on faceoffs and registered five ground balls. Marc Poust made the start in goal and registered 11 saves, while Ursinus counterpart Nick Kirk turned aside 16 shots.