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Former Syracuse great and current Orange women’s lacrosse head coach Gary Gait is set to move to the men’s side and take over as the head coach of his alma mater, per a report from Inside Lacrosse.
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The Virginia Cavaliers walked off the field in Hartford, Conn., on Monday afternoon as champions for the second consecutive full season and seventh time in program history. And they did it against one of the best programs and coaches over the past decade in John Tillman and the Maryland Terrapins, who had hopes of becoming the first team since 2006 to be crowned undefeated champs.
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Former North Carolina goalie Caton Johnson will be transferring to Ohio State next season. The junior put his name in the transfer portal in February and subsequently left the Tar Heels’ roster.
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After falling to the Blue Hens 14-13 in overtime during the regular season the Hofstra Pride got ’em when it counted most, taking down top-seeded Delaware 10-9 to advance to their first CAA title game appearance since 2014.
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The North Carolina Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils are your 2021 ACC Co-Champions after the Tar Heels’ 15-12 victory over the Blue Devils on Sunday to split the season series and further cement their case for earning that coveted No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
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The Fighting Irish’s trip to Tobacco Road ends in disappointment, as they drop their second game in four games. This time coming against the North Carolina Tar Heels.
A first quarter highlighted by the play in cage from Carolina’s Collin Krieg and Notre Dame’s Liam Entenemann, who each ended the day with 13 saves, ended with the Tar Heels ahead 2-1 after two late goals from William Perry and Nicky Solomon.
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Just 12 days after suffering their first loss of the season at the hands of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the Duke Blue Devils got payback on their home field, securing the 13-12 win in overtime. It’s the third consecutive Thursday night overtime win for the Blue Devils this season.
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The Duke Blue Devils had, perhaps, their best performance of the season on Thursday night as they defeated the Virginia Cavaliers 13-12 in overtime.
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Do we have a new NO. 1? Most likely.
A week after taking down Syracuse in the Dome, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish welcomed the top-ranked Duke Blue Devils into South Bend and handed the visitors from Durham their first loss of the season, 13-8.
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