- McNaney scored and made a game-high 12 saves, Jared Bernhardt scored a career high-tying six goals and Daniel Maltz registered his eighth hat trick in nine games to propel the Terps to perhaps their most complete game of the season.
- The Johns Hopkins womenās lacrosse team rallied from a four-goal first-half deficit to defeat No. 17 Penn State, 13-11, on Sunday, giving coach Janine Tucker her 300th career win.
- Thanks to a career-high six goals from graduate student attacker Kate Kinsella, the Mountaineers outscored the visiting Seahawks, 9-3, in the second half to clinch a share of the Northeast Conferenceās regular-season championship.
- Freshman Dymin Gerow had a career-high five goals Saturday afternoon to help UMBC win, 11-8, over host Vermont in womenās college lacrosse.
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- UMBC attackmen Ryan Frawley and Brett McIntyre each scored three goals in their final regular-season game at UMBC Stadium, leading the Retrievers to a conference 12-7 win over UMass-Lowell in menās college lacrosse Saturday.
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- The McPherson family traveled from Catonsville to the Philippines to Zambia before returning to Catonsville to watch Trinity, a senior defender, and Madison, a sophomore defensive midfielder, shine for the Blue Jays.
- Notre Dame graduate student defenseman Jack Kielty and Boston College senior attacker Charlotte North are The Sunās National Players of the Week in menās and womenās lacrosse, respectively.
- When the Tigers and Pride clashed Tuesday, Towson defenseman Garrett Zungailia and Hofstra attackman Ryan Tierney put aside a lifelong friendship for about two hours.
- Fifth-year senior attacker Brindi Griffin scored the game-tying goal and senior midfielder Grace Griffin added the game-winner with 39.3 seconds left to lift the Terps to their 21st win in 21 meetings with the Blue Jays.
- The PLL will return to Baltimore after the coronavirus pandemic wiped out last summerās plan to revisit Homewood Field.
- The Tigers suffered their worst loss in six years and gave up 20 goals for the first time in three as the Dragons outclassed their Colonial Athletic Association rivals.
- The Tigers used a stifling defense and a methodical offense to race to a six-goal lead and then hold off the visiting Pride.
- Richard Edelen āRichieā Evans, a former lacrosse player whose Towson bar, The Crease, attracted a wide following, has died of Covid-19 at 79.
- The Albany menās lacrosse team outscored No. 16 UMBC 7-1 in the fourth quarter to secure a 14-9 upset victory on Sunday afternoon.
- The Blue Jays collected their second straight victory since returning from a 26-day layoff by walloping visiting Rutgers, 17-10.
- No. 2 Maryland used a 16-0 run over 30 minutes to claim a 18-12 victory over host Michigan in menās college lacrosse Saturday.
- Visiting Mount Saint Maryās used a 13-0 run that spanned both halves to win 23-4 over Central Connecticut State in womenās college lacrosse Saturday.
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- Martire, a junior attacker, has already set a career high in draw controls and is on pace for personal bests in assists, points and ground balls.
- The Terps squandered a five-goal lead in the first half and committed 17 turnovers before scoring the final two goals to pull away for the victory.
- Notre Dame sophomore attackman Pat Kavanagh and North Carolina senior attacker Jamie Ortega are The Sunās National Players of the Week in menās and womenās lacrosse, respectively.
- A pair of former Maryland players in graduate student attacker Nikki Sliwak and graduate student defender Natalie Miller and Boston College transfer and sophomore defensive midfielder Olivia Malamphy have helped the Tigers open with a 6-2 record.
- This spring, āMount styleā has been embodied by an explosive offense and a suffocating defense that has resulted in four double-digit wins over Northeast rivals and two by nine goals each.
- The Blue Jaysā 13-10 setback marked their first loss to the Wolverines in eight all-time meetings, extended their losing skid to three games.
- Livy Rosenzweig finished with a team-high six points and eight draw controls and Amber Bustard (Roland Park) made key saves off the bench to help No. 12 Loyola University Maryland pull out a 15-11 victory over visiting Lehigh on Saturday in womenās lacrosse.