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Welcome to the Fall Snapshot series. Throughout the fall I will be taking an early look at all 75 DI men’s college lacrosse teams and giving a snapshot of where each is heading into the 2023 season.
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The team that puts the ball in the back of the net the most wins the game. So, yes, offense matters. And especially in the shot clock era, offenses have evolved and in many cases are more high-powered before ever before.
Continue reading “College Lacrosse’s Top 10 Offenses of 2022” →
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Coming into Saturday, the Saint Joseph’s Hawks had claimed the NEC regular-season title five times. Each of those seasons ended with a loss in the NEC title game.
Continue reading “NEC Championship: Saint Joseph’s Tops Hobart, Punches First Ever NCAA Tournament Ticket” →
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The LIU Sharks scored five of the last six goals of the contest, which included a game-ending four-goal run that saw Richie LaCalandra make it a one-goal game. However, it was the Saint Joseph’s Hawks who came out on top as they survived the late-game effort from the Sharks to earn the 11-10 victory and earn the right to play in the NEC title game on Saturday.
Continue reading “NEC Semifinals: Saint Joseph’s Survives LIU, Hobart Catches Fire Against Bryant” →
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The Syracuse Orange are back in the win column after three consecutive losses as they beat rival Hobart, 18-16, to keep the Kraus-Simmons Trophy in Syracuse.
Continue reading “Sunday Recap: Syracuse Ends Losing Skid, Utah Upsets Jacksonville” →
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Welcome to Week Five of the college lacrosse season, Y’all!
Continue reading “What to Watch During Week Five of The College Lacrosse Season” →
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Week three of the college lacrosse season has come and gone, and with 30-plus games being played it was the most jammed-packed weekend of the season thus far.
Continue reading “Lacrosse Bucket Team of The Week: Week Three” →
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The Hobart Statesmen are the 32nd DI team and fourth from the NEC to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Statesmen are coming off a 2021 campaign in which they went 6-3 overall (6-3 NEC) against a NEC-only schedule. The Statesmen saw their season end in the NEC semifinals in a 14-12 loss against eventual NEC champion Bryant.
Continue reading “2022 Schedule Preview: Hobart Statesmen” →
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Since Greg Raymond arrived in Geneva ahead of the 2014 season, things have been moving upwards pretty steadily. Except for that first season of the Raymond era in 2014 and the 2018 season, which followed two straight seasons in which the Statesmen either claimed the NEC tournament title (2016) or regular season title (2017), Hobart hasn’t experienced a losing season under Raymond’s leadership.
Continue reading “Is 2022 The Year Hobart Breaks Through?” →
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The 2021 season was a special season for Jon Torpey and the High Point Panthers as they won the SoCon and made their second NCAA Tournament appearance in program history.
Continue reading “Asher Nolting Returning to High Point For Fifth Season, More Transfer Portal Movement” →
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