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Late last week, Bill Tierney and the Denver Pioneers picked up a commitment from 2022 Salisbury, Conn., midfielder Aidan Aitken. He announced his commitment via Twitter.
Continue reading “2022 Midfielder Aidan Aitken Discusses Denver Commitment” →
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Being the guy after “The Guy” is one of the toughest situations to be in as a head coach in any sport. But what’s even tougher is being the guy after “The Guy” and being tasked with bringing that program back to the level of its glory days.
Continue reading “Under Peter Milliman, Johns Hopkins Could See a Fast(ish) Turnaround” →
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Since Kevin Warne took over the reigns at Georgetown, it has been a bumpy ride. The Hoyas have enjoyed some enormous highs and some very rough lows. But as of recent, the Hoyas have seen a resurgence under Warne and many see Georgetown as being back.
Continue reading “How Much Ground Can Georgetown Gain in 2021?” →
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Since the NCAA implemented the Transfer Portal in the fall of 2018, transferring has become much easier across the board. And multiple lacrosse programs have reaped the benefits from the portal and have grabbed impact players over the past few summers. But perhaps the summer of 2020 had the biggest impact due to the NCAA’s ruling which granted spring sport athletes an extra year of eligibility.
Continue reading “With a Loaded Offense, Denver Might Have The Most Upside of Any Team in College Lacrosse” →
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College lacrosse has a rich history, filled with endless stories and legends.
And while the game is still growing at the college level and some programs have been around way longer than others, there is a certain amount of history at every program that can be heralded. Continue reading “The Best Season For Every Big East Program” →
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The St. John’s Red Storm are the 50th DI program to announce their 2020 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Red Storm come into the 2020 season following a 2019 campaign in which they went 4-10 overall and 0-5 in the Big East, making in the third consecutive season in which they have failed to win a conference game. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: St. John’s Red Storm” →
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On Wednesday, Denver Vice Chancellor for Athletics, Recreation and Ritchie Center Operations Karlton Creech announced that head men’s lacrosse coach Bill Tierney had signed an extension to remain at the helm of the Pioneers through the 2024 season. Continue reading “Bill Tierney Signs Extension With Devner Through 2024” →
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The Georgetown Hoyas are the 41st DI team to announce their 2020 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Hoyas come into the 2020 season following a 2019 campaign which saw them go 13-5 overall and 3-2 in the Big East. Georgetown won the Big East tournament and lost to Yale in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Georgetown Hoyas” →
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The Villanova Wildcats are the 31st DI team to release their 2020 schedule. The Wildcats come into the 2020 season after going 8-7 overall and 3-2 in the Big East last season. Villanova’s 2019 season ended with a loss against Denver in the Big East semifinals. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Villanova Wildcats” →
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The Providence Friars are the 24th DI team to release their 2020 schedule. The Friars come into the 2020 season following a 2019 campaign that saw them go 7-9 overall and 3-2 in the Big East. Providence ended their season with a loss to Georgetown in the Big East semifinals. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Providence Friars” →
