The St. John Fisher College men's lacrosse program suffered an 18-4 loss on Wednesday at Rochester Institute of Technology, currently ranked second in the latest national coaches poll.

With the loss, Fisher falls to 3-2, while the Tigers improve to 5-0.

Fisher trailed 3-0, but got on the board as sophomore Matt Colicchia scored midway through the first quarter.

The Cardinals would trail 5-1 after one, but made it a three-goal game early in the second quarter with Matthew Condon scoring off a pass from Nick Rossi.

The Tigers led 9-2 at the half.   Fisher stayed with RIT early on in the second half, as Gary Bova scored back-to-back for the Cardinals, making it 11-4 with just over seven minutes left in the third.

Sophomore goalie Tanner Swann made a career-high 16 saves.   Zackery Bussey led Fisher with four ground balls, while Kevin O'Donnell was 7-for-12 at faceoffs.

Fisher returns to action 12 p.m. on Saturday and will host SUNY Oswego.