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- Bayhawks attackman Lyle Thompson put on an offensive show with five goals and an assist for the Bayhawks in a 14-13 loss to the Outlaws.
- The Chesapeake Bayhawks' Niko Amato and the Dallas Rattlers' John Galloway shared the Major League Lacrosse Goalie of the Year award. The awards were presented
- Former Maryland baseball player Brandon Lowe made his major league debut Sunday afternoon, starting in left field for the Tampa Bay Rays in an 8-7 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
- The Chesapeake Bayhawks suffered a 12-11 overtime loss to the host Denver Outlaws in Major League Lacrosse on Thursday afternoon. Niko Amato (Maryland) made 18
- Digest: Local players well-represented on Major League Lacrosse All-Star Game roster
- Major League Lacrosse: Ohio Machine attackman Marcus Holman (Gilman) had a game-high six goals and nine points, while Denver Outlaws goalie Jesse Schwartzman (Johns Hopkins, Pikesville) made a game-high 46 saves
- Teams on opposite ends of the Major League Lacrosse spectrum met Thursday night in Annapolis.
- Previewing the Bayhawks' game against the outlaws.
- Major League Lacrosse on Tuesday announced the 24-player roster that will compete against Team USA in the MLL All-Star Game on June 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Harvard Stadium.
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- Adversity hit the Chesapeake Bayhawks early during the team's season opener Sunday against the Boston Cannons. And it struck in the worst possible spot.
- Mallory Pappas has been a three-sport athlete at Glenelg County School since her freshman year. Having been a part of the field hockey, basketball and lacrosse teams, her groups have faced many ups and downs.
- For years, Brendan Mundorf knew the Chesapeake Bayhawks were desperate to acquire him. And for years, Mundorf's former team, the Denver Outlaws, rebuffed the Bayhawks' persistent advances.
- The Baltimore area boasts 11 former high school lacrosse standouts that have made the U.S. Men's National Team 30-man roster that will compete in the World Lacrosse Championships this summer in Denver
- The defending Major League Lacrosse champion Chesapeake Bayhawks will open their 2014 schedule with a road game against Paul Rabil (Johns Hopkins) and the Boston Cannons on April 26.
- Major League Lacrosse announced today that the Hamilton Nationals will move to South Florida for the 2014 season and be coached by former Navy and Towson assistant Stan Ross.
- The Chespeake Bayhawks have reacquired former UMBC standout Peet Poillon in a trade with the Charlotte Hounds, the Bayhawks announced today.
- Baltimore native Willie Scroggs, who led North Carolina to three national titles in a six-year span, will receive the Intercollegiate Men's Lacrosse Coaches Association Creators Award on Dec. 13.
- Former Loyola Maryland All-American and current professional player P.T. Ricci has been named the Greyhounds' director of men's lacrosse operations, head coach Charley Toomey announced Thursday.
- After a three-day tryout that brought 94 of AmericaĀæs premier professional and college players travel to Goucher, 52 players have been named to the U.S. menĀæs national team training roster.
- Attackmen John Grant Jr. and Casey Powell powered the Chesapeake Bayhawks to a 10-9 victory over the Charlotte Hounds in the Major League Lacrosse title game Sunday at PPL Park before an announced 3,792.
- The four-time league-winning Chesapeake Bayhawks will meet the Charlotte Hounds, who are just in their second year of existence, for the title after the No. 2 seed and reigning MLL champion edged the No. 3 seed Hamilton Nationals, 13-12, before an announced 4,228 Saturday in a semifinal at PPL Park.
- Chesapeake Bayhawks face Charlotte hounds in Major League Lacrosse title game Sunday at PPL Park.
- There is a saying in lacrosse that to enjoy postseason success, a team has to be strong up the middle.
- Hamilton Nationals midfielder Kevin Crowley added another piece of hardware to his collection after a career-best 2013 regular season -- a Major League Lacrosse's Most Valuable Player award.
- Denver Outlaws defenseman Lee Zink (Maryland) became the second player in Major League Lacrosse history to win back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year awards, the league announced Wednesday.
- Anything less than Major League Lacrosse title would be disappointing for unbeaten Denver Outlaws
- Major League Lacrosse announced Tuesday that Hamilton Nationals midfielder Kevin Crowley was named Offensive Player of the Year after finishing the regular season tied for first in the league in points (55).
- Chesapeake Bayhawks attackman Casey Powell, one of the most respected names in lacrosse, has accepted the position of director of lacrosse and head coach at North Broward Prep in Coconut Creek, Fla.
- After a record-setting 2013 season, Denver Outlaws goalie Jesse Schwartzman (Pikesville, Johns Hopkins) has been named Major League Lacrosse Goalie of the Year for the second time in his career, the league announced Friday.
- Denver Outlaws midfielder Drew Snider (Maryland) was named Major League Lacrosse's Most Improved Player, the league announced Thusday.
- Major League Lacrosse midfielder Paul Rabil (Johns Hopkins) has torn abdominal and adductor muscles and will have surgery early next month, Lacrosse Magazine reported on its website.
- The Johns Hopkins, Maryland and Towson men's lacrosse programs have received more oral commitments from rising sophomores, including a reported high-profile pickup by the Blue Jays.
- Chase Winter, who recently finished his playing career at Johns Hopkins, had four goals and an assist and was named Most Valuable Player of the Men's Open 1 championship at the Lake Placid Summit Classic in North Elba, N.Y. on Sunday.
- No matter how the Denver Outlaws fare in the playoffs later this month, there's no arguing that they just wrapped up a regular season unmatched in Major League Lacrosse history.
- By rallying from a five-goal deficit in the third quarter to overcome the Charlotte Hounds, 16-14, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis on Saturday night, the Chesapeake Bayhawks (9-5) earned the No. 2 seed in the Major League Lacrosse playoffs and will face No. 3 seed Hamilton Nationals (9-5) Aug. 24 at 4 p.m. at PPL Park in Chester, Pa.
- Prior to the regular-season finale against the Charlotte Hounds, Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle said he was more concerned with his team's momentum than his opponent's. Saturday night, Cottle got a glimpse of the team's character.
- In eighth season in Major League Lacrosse, Archbishop Spalding graduate looks to get past scoring slump
- Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle not worried about playoff seeding in Major League Lacrosse
- The Denver Outlaws set a Major League Lacrosse record with their 13th win of the season and moved within one victory of a perfect regular season, beating the host New York Lizards, 13-10, on Sunday.
- Westervelt leads team with five points (three goals, two assists) as they improve to 8-5 this season
- Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle not worried about team suffering letdown from Denver Outlaws loss
- Major League Lacrosse announced that Denver defenseman Lee Zink (Maryland) won Warrior Defensive Player of the Week honors after the Outlaws' 14-12 win over the visiting Chesapeake Bayhawks on Saturday afternoon.
- Dayton has announced that it will add women's lacrosse as an intercollegiate sport and begin competition in spring of 2016.
- Drew Westervelt scored four goals, but the Bayhawks lost an early lead and fell to the unbeaten Denver Outlaws, 14-12, in Major League Lacrosse
- The 98-player tryout roster for Team USA for the 2014 Federation of International Lacrosse World Championship was announced during halftime of the Major League Lacrosse game between the Chesapeake Bayhawks and Denver Outlaws on Saturday afternoon.
- Jim Stagnitta made clear Wednesday morning while speaking on a conference call that he'd rather have his Denver Outlaws win the Major League Lacrosse championship than finish with the league's first undefeated regular season. But that doesn't mean the second-year coach and his players intend on shying away from history.
- Katie Schwarzmann (Century, Maryland), Kelly Berger (Hammond) and Ally Carey (John Carroll) scored two goals apiece as Team USA opened round-robin play in the Federation of International Lacrosse Women's World Cup with a 17-7 win over England in Oshawa, Ontario, on Thursday night.
- Jesse Schwartzman (Pikesville, Johns Hopkins) made 12 saves and picked up an assist, and the host Denver Outlaws broke the then-Baltimore Bayhawks' Major League Lacrosse record for best start to a season with a 16-7 win over the New York Lizards on Thursday at Sports Authority Field in Denver.
- Hobart announced Monday that its men's lacrosse team will accept an invitation to compete in the Northeast Conference as an associate member beginning next season.