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Lacrosse roundup: Mount St. Mary's rally falls short in 10-5 men's loss to Saint Joseph's

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A second-half comeback by the Mount St. Mary's men's lacrosse team fell short Tuesday night as host Saint Joseph's won, 10-5.

The Hawks improved to 7-3 overall and 3-0 in the Northeast Conference. Clayton Wainer scored twice for the Mount (0-11, 0-3), which trailed 8-1 after three quarters.

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Mount St. Mary's scored four straight goals to cut the lead to 8-5 with 8:45 remaining, but Saint Joseph's scored the final two to pull away.

State women

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Frostburg State 19, Southern Virginia 3: The visiting Bobcats (2-9) opened with a 7-0 run and never looked back in beating the Knights (1-8).

Brittany Miller had a career-high five goals, and Megan White added four goals for Frostburg State.

National men

No. 12 Fairfield 10, Bucknell 6: T.J. Neubauer (Loyola) had four goals and the host Stags (8-2) won their sixth straight, beating the Bison (5-6).

Fairfield used a 5-0 run in the second half to pull away.

No. 17 Yale 8, Providence 5: Dylan Levings won the opening faceoff and fed Mark Glicini for a 1-0 lead seven seconds into the game and the Bulldogs (5-3) never trailed.

The Friars fell to 3-8.

National women

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No. 3 Syracuse 13, No. 17 Albany 11: Kayla Treanor had four goals and two assists as the host Orange (11-1) held off a rally by the Great Danes (9-1).

Syracuse took a 7-5 lead at the half before Albany matched them goal for goal in the second half.

No. 12 Penn 8, Georgetown 6: The Quakers (6-2) erased a halftime deficit by scoring three times in the opening 2:23 of the second half to beat the Hoyas (3-7) at McDonogh School.

No. 20 Virginia 18, American 4: The host Cavaliers (6-6) took an 8-0 lead and beat the Eagles (4-9).

Virginia's Casey Bocklet had a goal and three assists, and Liz Colgan (Notre Dame Prep) made four saves.


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