Beverly Hills -- University of Detroit Jesuit pounded Detroit Country Day 14-1 boys lacrosse action  on April 9.

The Cubs scored four goals in each of the first three quarters and dominated the action against the Yellowjackets, who graduated many key players from last year's team that reached the state semifinals.

Alex Vantiem scored two goals and added four assists for the Cubs. Josh Nemes had three goals and three assists and Mac Olson scored four goals. Jesuit improves to 3-2 on the season. Country Day falls to 0-5.

Colin Bayer scored two goals. Stephen Degenhardt had a goal and two assists. Mike Degenhardt had a goal and an assist. Tom Kolpasky added a goal and Brendan Rooney contributed an assist.

The game was a home-coming of sorts for Jesuit Head Coach Sean Leary. Leary was a three-year varsity player for Country Day and was an assistant coach under longtime Country Day Head Coach John Kenny. This was Leary's first game back at Country Day as the Jesuit coach. The Yellowjackets won the MHSAA Division 2 Championship in Leary's last year as an assistant in 2005. He also won a state title as a player for Country Day.

Leary guided Jesuit to a regional title last year in his first year as a head coach before falling to three-time defending Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 1 Champion Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice in the state semifinals.

The since falling to Pennsylvania powerhouse Franklin Regional and Mt. Lebanon, the Cubs have been powering past state competition. Jesuit beat Division 2 Warren De La Salle 19-8.on April 2. The Cubs face Troy Athens on April 12.

Jesuit currently is at No. 2 in LaxPower.com's most recent Michigan computer ratings. Brother Rice (4-0) is No. 1.