Towson, the Colonial Athletic Association champion, drew the No. 6 seed and will host Maryland at Johnny Unitas Stadium on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the first round of the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament.
On the men’s side, No. 2 Yale and No. 9 Cornell will clash in one semifinal of the Ivy League tournament, while No. 5 Northwestern and No. 7 Michigan will tangle in a semifinal of the Big Ten tournament on the women’s side.
The No. 3 seed Yale men’s lacrosse team earned its first NCAA Division I championship by outlasting No. 4 seed Duke, 13-11, in Monday’s final at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
Justin Shockey has bounced back Maryland men’s lacrosse, Duke’s John Danowski said he can’t compare Justin Guterding to others, Andy Shay said Yale is the underdog, Salisbury is hoping to lean on its experience, and Wesleyan may feel right at home at Gillette Stadium thanks to a famous alum.
The second-to-last Maverik men’s lacrosse media poll has Maryland back on top, and Johns Hopkins and Loyola Maryland are close behind at Nos. 5 and 6, respectively.
Senior attacker Kristen Gaudian and senior midfielder Elena Romesburg combined for nine goals to lead No. 4 James Madison to a 16-10 win over No. 7 Towson to claim the Colonial Athletic Association women's lacrosse championship.
Although Maryland men’s lacrosse lost to Johns Hopkins in Saturday night’s Big Ten tournament final, the Terps’ profile was strong enough to persuade the selection committee to award them the overall No. 1 seed in the upcoming NCAA Division I tournament.
Caroline Steele (Severn) had a game-high five goals and Megan Taylor (Glenelg) made 11 saves and No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse outlasted Johns Hopkins,
John Hardt, who chairs the NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Committee, laid out the limitations of RPI numbers, the numbers that matter, and the strength of the teams on the bubble.
No one would accuse Paul Carcaterra of being shy. The ESPN men’s lacrosse analyst sticks out his neck with his choice for the No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament and the one candidate who could shock observers by winning the Tewaaraton Award.
Host Princeton used a 5-1 run in the third quarter and shutdown defense on No. 6 Cornell's leading scorer to pull off a 14-8 upset in men's lacrosse Saturday.
Alex Bassil, fourth-string goalie to start the season, made a career-high 14 saves and stopped a shot by Notre Dame's Bryan Costabile (Mount Saint Joseph) with
Brendan Bomberry (two goals) scored the game-winner on an assist from Brendan Curry (two goals) with 3:08 left in overtime to lift No. 7 Syracuse in a 13-12
Men’s lacrosse analyst Mark Dixon shared his perspective on the race between Maryland and Albany for the No. 1 seed, Johns Hopkins’ rise to contention and Denver’s dominance against Villanova.
Brendan Bomberry, Nate Solomon and Jamie Trimboli each scored two goals and Dom Madonna made 13 saves to lead No. 10 Syracuse to a 10-6 upset victory over No.
Mikey Wynne (St. Paul's) scored the game-tying and go-ahead goals to lead No. 4 Notre Dame to a 9-7 come-from-behind victory over No. 9 Virginia Saturday night
Tiwian Kendley made two free throws with seven second left as seventh-seeded Morgan State (13-18) won a 78-77 upset victory over second-seeded Bethune-Cookman
There might not be a better way to kick off the college lacrosse season than getting some expert analysis. The first to take his cut is ESPN’s Quint Kessenich.
The Greyhounds standout will sign with Stanford on Wednesday, the first day of the new early signing period for football, as he embarks on his plan to make a run at the NFL but, more importantly, to become a captain of technological industry.
Donna Woodruff, Loyola University Maryland's first female athletic director, on challenges facing college athletics and fostering an inclusive environment.
