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The Detroit Mercy Titans Lacrosse program brings competitive men’s lacrosse to the University of Detroit Mercy on the McNichols Campus. Since its inception in 2009, the Titans have built a dedicated following, winning the 2013 MAAC Championship and earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The team currently competes as an affiliate in the Northeast Conference (NEC) starting in 2025, following earlier runs in the MAAC and ASUN conferences. Home games are hosted at Titan Field, a versatile venue on campus that supports both men’s and women’s lacrosse as well as other athletics.

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Past players like Chase Mahabir, Aidan Bishop, and goalie Ryan Richters have helped shape the Titans’ competitive identity. The 2025 NEC preseason placed Detroit Mercy sixth, with the team advancing to NEC postseason play in previous seasons and aiming for strong showings in 2025 as they compete across exhibitions and regular-season games. Home and away matchups include exhibitions at Notre Dame, and regular-season games against programs such as Ohio State, Marquette, Bellarmine, Hampton, and NEC/non-NEC opponents. Titan Field on the McNichols Campus remains the hub for home lacrosse action in Detroit.

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Quick Facts About Detroit Mercy Titans Lacrosse

  • Men's lacrosse at University of Detroit Mercy began in 2009, originally in the MAAC (2010–2021) before moving to ASUN (2022–2024) and then joining the Northeast Conference (NEC) as an affiliate in 2025.
  • Home venue for lacrosse is Titan Field on the McNichols Campus; Titan Field hosts both men’s and women’s lacrosse as well as other sports.
  • 2013 MAAC Championship winner; earned the program’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament that year.
  • 2025 NEC preseason poll placed Detroit Mercy sixth in the league; the Titans competed in the NEC postseason in 2025, advancing to the championship game in prior seasons and earning NEC postseason appearances.
  • Notable players in recent years include Chase Mahabir (senior in 2025), Aidan Bishop (senior), and Ryan Richters (goalie).

Past players like Chase Mahabir, Aidan Bishop, and goalie Ryan Richters have helped shape the Titans’ competitive identity. The 2025 NEC preseason placed Detroit Mercy sixth, with the team advancing to NEC postseason play in previous seasons and aiming for strong showings in 2025 as they compete across exhibitions and regular-season games. Home and away matchups include exhibitions at Notre Dame, and regular-season games against programs such as Ohio State, Marquette, Bellarmine, Hampton, and NEC/non-NEC opponents. Titan Field on the McNichols Campus remains the hub for home lacrosse action in Detroit.

For fans and followers, this page pulls together the Titans’ biography, notable career highlights, and a clear look at upcoming matchups. Secure your seats for a Titans lacrosse game and stay connected via official social channels:

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