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Colleges switching lacrosse leagues
- Loyola men’s lacrosse coach Charley Toomey might want to start thinking about purchasing new luggage.
- Loyola men’s lacrosse coach Charley Toomey might want to start thinking about purchasing new luggage.
Northwestern’s fourth title one for the record books
- The Northwestern Wildcats have no reason to believe their fourth straight national title will be their last.
- The Northwestern Wildcats have no reason to believe their fourth straight national title will be their last.
Wildcats claw way to title
- Northwestern’s players put on the brakes and Penn couldn’t keep up in the Division I national championship in front of a title game-record crowd of 6,125 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium on Sunday night.
- Northwestern’s players put on the brakes and Penn couldn’t keep up in the Division I national championship in front of a title game-record crowd of 6,125 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium on Sunday night.
Jays look to deliver Orange crush
- The venue may be new to the sport, but this afternoon’s NCAA men’s lacrosse national final is decidedly old school.
- The venue may be new to the sport, but this afternoon’s NCAA men’s lacrosse national final is decidedly old school.
Michael Gvozden looks to lead Johns Hopkins to title
- Michael Gvozden’s low point occurred on April 5. On that day, the Johns Hopkins sophomore goalie allowed 16 goals as the defending national champions got steamrolled by Duke, 17-6, to extend their losing streak to five games — the longest single-season string of futility in the Blue Jays’ 125-year history.
- Michael Gvozden’s low point occurred on April 5. On that day, the Johns Hopkins sophomore goalie allowed 16 goals as the defending national champions got steamrolled by Duke, 17-6, to extend their losing streak to five games — the longest single-season string of futility in the Blue Jays’ 125-year history.
Third-string goalie thrust into limelight
- Zachary Krissoff and Riley Clark allegedly left a path of vandalized homes, mailboxes and vehicles in a Wicomico County neighborhood last week.
- Zachary Krissoff and Riley Clark allegedly left a path of vandalized homes, mailboxes and vehicles in a Wicomico County neighborhood last week.
Orange hopes to squeeze Wildcats
- Syracuse junior attacker Katie Rowan has spent the past three years rewriting NCAA and school record books en route to leading the Orange to its first Final Four game tonight at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.
Wildcats eye fourth straight title
- Northwestern senior defender Fallon McGraw, a former St. Mary’s standout, has recorded six ground balls and played in just 35 games in her career.
Final countdown to Towson
- Duke coach Kerstin Kimel has guided her team to four straight appearances in the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament, but this year’s trip is the most meaningful.
- Duke coach Kerstin Kimel has guided her team to four straight appearances in the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament, but this year’s trip is the most meaningful.
Championship paths crosse in Towson
- Women’s lacrosse’s biggest stage is set for Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium on Friday and Sunday, as Penn, Northwestern, Syracuse and Duke will play in the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four.
- Women’s lacrosse’s biggest stage is set for Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium on Friday and Sunday, as Penn, Northwestern, Syracuse and Duke will play in the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four.
Familiar Final Four set for Foxborough
- Cinderella, your invitation to the ball has been revoked.
Former Loyola star Rubeor scores game-winner for UVA
- Maryland’s players quietly walked off the field knowing they had squandered a great opportunity as the Virginia Cavaliers raucously celebrated an overtime victory that sent them to the Final Four.
- Maryland’s players quietly walked off the field knowing they had squandered a great opportunity as the Virginia Cavaliers raucously celebrated an overtime victory that sent them to the Final Four.
A true blue showdown for Hopkins lacrosse
- The bigger the stage, the better Johns Hopkins plays. The Blue Jays put on a show in front of an NCAA Tournament quarterfinal-record crowd of 17,017 by dominating Navy, 10-4, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
- The bigger the stage, the better Johns Hopkins plays. The Blue Jays put on a show in front of an NCAA Tournament quarterfinal-record crowd of 17,017 by dominating Navy, 10-4, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
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