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The 2021 season is in the books by nearly two weeks. And while this past season was like any other, we still witnessed players across the landscape put together breakout seasons. Over the next week, Lacrosse Bucket will be highlighting some of the players who broke out at each position during the 2021 season.
Continue reading “Breakout Players From 2021: Offense” →
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The 2021 season was a season in which grad transfers and fifth-year players seemed to dominate the landscape. However, as usual, there were teams that relied heavily on freshmen for production on both ends of the field.
Continue reading “Which Teams Saw The Most Production From True Freshmen in 2021?” →
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The 2021 season was a season in which grad transfers and fifth-year players seemed to dominate the landscape. However, as usual, there were freshmen at every position that broke through and shined during their first season of college lacrosse.
Continue reading “Top Freshmen From 2021: Defense” →
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The 2021 season was a season in which grad transfers and fifth-year players seemed to dominate the landscape. However, as usual, there were freshmen at every position that broke through and shined during their first season of college lacrosse.
Continue reading “Top Freshmen From 2021: Midfield” →
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The 2021 season was a season in which grad transfers and fifth-year players seemed to dominate the landscape. However, as usual, there were freshmen at every position that broke through and shined during their first season of college lacrosse.
Continue reading “Top Freshmen From 2021: Attack” →
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Eight teams enter the weekend, but once the sun sets on Sunday night only four will be left standing. It’s time for the quarterfinals and a ticket to Hartford (Conn.) to be part of lacrosse’s greatest stage is on the line.
Continue reading “Previewing The 2021 NCAA Quarterfinals” →
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The Denver Pioneers got their first victory over a ranked opponent with a 13-7 win over Georgetown in the most highly-anticipated Big East game thus far. The Pioneers’ win ends the Hoyas’ 10-game winning streak and hands them their first loss since the first round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament against Yale.
Continue reading “Denver Leashes Georgetown in Big East Maintee” →
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While it has taken a bit longer for teams and conference to get their schedules together for the 2021 season due to the Coronavirus outbreak and various restrictions surrounding the virus, Schedule release schedule has finally begun!
Continue reading “2021 Schedule Preview: Georgetown Hoyas” →
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Kevin Warne and the Georgetown Hoyas got some good news on Saturday, as 2021 Deerfield, Mass., midfielder Kade Goldberg flipped his commitment from North Carolina, who he had signed with in November, to the Hoyas.
Continue reading “2021 Deerfield (Mass.) Midfielder Kade Goldberg Flips From UNC to Georgetown” →