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.
Princeton attackman Michael Sowers and North Carolina defender Emma Trenchard are The Sun’s National Players of the Week in men’s and women’s lacrosse, respectively.
Megan Taylor (Glenelg) made 14 saves and Jen Giles (Mount Hebron) and Kali Hartshorn scored four goals each as No. 2 Maryland beat No. 16 Princeton, 15-7, in women’s lacrosse Wednesday night.
The No. 2 seed Terps will meet No. 3 seed Princeton in an NCAA tournament semifinal on Friday with an eye on capturing their ninth national championship, but first since 2011.
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.
Isabelle de Tomaso's homebred Irish War Cry gets another chance to regain that winning form as an older horse in Friday's $300,000 Pimlico Special at Pimlico Race Course.
Megan Whittle leads the top-ranked Terps into the quarterfinals of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament. Maryland routed Denver, 15-4, behind her six goals and two assists.
Towson midfielder Kaitlyn Montalbano led the Tigers in scoring as a sophomore, but as the offense had grown around her, she’s continued to play a major role — just not always as the big finisher.
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.
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,
No. 14 Penn will meet Dartmouth, which is enjoying its first winning season since 2013, in the Ivy League women's lacrosse tournament semifinals Friday.
Freshman defenseman George Baughan shut out Cornell sophomore attackman and Division I’s leading scorer Jeff Teat to power the Tigers to a 14-8 upset of the then-No. 6 Big Red.
Significant wins over the weekend contributed to Notre Dame and Ohio State making the largest jumps in the newest Maverik men’s lacrosse media poll released Monday morning. Also, here is what awaits Maryland, Johns Hopkins and Towson men’s lacrosse for the upcoming week.
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
Philipp Grubauer will start Washington's playoff opener against Columbus, the first Capitals goaltender not named Braden Holtby to start a postseason series
Milestone mania struck college women's lacrosse last week as Towson's Sonia LaMonica reached her 100th career victory while The College of New Jersey's Sharon Pfluger became the first to reach 500 and Florida's Amanda O'Leary reached 300.
That’s exactly what happened when the University of Maryland drew a five seed and was paired with the 12th seeded Tigers of Princeton University. The game is set for Friday at noon in Raleigh, NC. It can be seen live on ESPN2.
