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The Syracuse Orange hit the road for the first time in the month of March, heading for Long Island where they took down the Hofstra Pride 16-8 on Tuesday night. The win marked Syracuse’s first road victory of the season and first win away from the Dome since March of last season, which also came on Long Island against Stony Brook.
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The Doyle Smith Cup will be staying in Charlottesville for another year as the Virginia Cavaliers defeated the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays 18-13 at Homewood on Tuesday afternoon. It marks the third consecutive victory for the Cavaliers over the Blue Jays.
Continue reading “Midweek Notebook: Virginia Keeps The Doyle Smith Cup, Dartmouth Starts 4-0, Penn Wins OT Thriller vs St. Joe’s” →
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In what was the 140th meeting between the two rivals, the Cornell Big Red defeated the Hobart Statesmen 17-8 to move to 3-0 on the season.
Continue reading “Midweek Recap: Kirst Leads Cornell Past Hobart, Loyola Tops Towson in OT” →
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Six times Richmond found themselves in a man-down situation on Friday night. All six of those instances ended with the Spiders being able to kill the penalty, keeping Towson off the board in such situations. That man-down success from the Spiders is just one piece of what was an incredible defensive performance in their 10-7 home victory over the visiting Towson Tigers.
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Despite having an edge at the faceoff dot, in the clearing game, putting a higher percentage of their shots on cage through the first two quarters, the Princeton Tigers found themselves trailing the Manhattan Jaspers 5-4 at the half.
Continue reading “Midweek Notebook: Princeton Pulls Away From Manhattan, Brown Tops Providence in Ocean State Cup Matchup” →
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After months and months of waiting, it is almost here. The 2023 college lacrosse season is a little over a week away with things getting away on Saturday, February 4th.
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The conference-by-conference preview series continues on the podcast as Tanner takes a look at the Big Ten ahead of the 2023 season. He gives his projected order of finish and dives into individual teams across the league.
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The CAA enters a bit of a new era in 2023 with Stony Brook, Monmouth, and Hampton all joining the conference. On the flip side, UMass has left the league.
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The Monmouth Hawks are the 69th DI program in the 2023 schedule breakdown series. The Hawks are coming off a 2022 campaign in which they went 5-7 overall and 2-4 in MAAC play. 2023 will be Monmouth’s first season in the CAA.
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The Delaware Blue Hens are the 65th DI program in the 2023 schedule breakdown series. The Hens are coming off a 2022 campaign in which they went 13-6 overall and 3-1 in CAA play. Delaware’s season ended with a loss in the NCAA Quarterfinals against Cornell.
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