Rutgers men’s lacrosse back in the top 10 after beating No. 6 Loyola

Rutgers men’s lacrosse moves up in the polls.

Rutgers men’s lacrosse bounced back this week, pulling off an impressive weekend upset and now find themselves moving up in the polls

No. 9 Rutgers rose five spots in the latest poll following a 10-6 win over then No. 6 Loyola. The home win helps right the ship for the Scarlet Knights after a tough loss a week ago at No. 20 Army. With the win over Loyola, No. 14 Rutgers is now 3-1 on the season.

Rutgers was led by three goals and four assists from junior mid Shane Knobloch. Kyle Mullin made 16 saves in the win.

Rutgers is the third-highest ranked Big Ten program in this week’s poll. Leading the way for the Big Ten are No. 4 Maryland and No. 8 Ohio State.

Also in the rankings from the Big are No. 14 Johns Hopkins and No. 17 Penn State.

Next on the schedule for Rutgers is St. John’s (0-3) on Tuesday at SHI Stadium.

Last season, St. John’s went 2-12. The two teams played last season, a 23-6 win by Rutgers.