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For the first time since February, the Penn State Nittany Lions are back in the win column as they took down the Michigan Wolverines 9-8 in overtime on Friday night to snap what was a five-game losing streak.
Continue reading “Friday Recap: Mac Costin Sends Penn State Past Michigan in Overtime” →
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Ross Scott came off a pick from behind, ran right past the short-stick who jumped out on him, curled the cage, and put one past Skyler Wahlund to tie things at 4. Just 15 seconds later, Mitch Bartolo put an exclamation point on fast-paced sequence off the faceoff to give Rutgers their first lead of the game, 5-4.
Continue reading “Sunday Recap: Dominant Second Half Lifts Rutgers Past Ohio State, Maryland Downs Penn State” →
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With 2.3 seconds remaining, Reid Delanois deflected a Penn State pass to end any last-second effort the Nittany Lions may have had in them and securing the 12-11 Bucknell victory.
Continue reading “Tuesday Recap: Bucknell Holds off Penn State, Rutgers Gets Back in The Win Column” →
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Week four of the college lacrosse season is now in the books so, per usual, that means it’s now time for my weekly installment where I rewind the weekend, breaking down multiple key points and storylines.
So, let’s get after it.
Continue reading “Weekend Rewind: Brown Wants to Go Fast!” →
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Coming into Saturday on a three-game losing streak, the Penn State Nittany Lions desperately needed a win. And a what a win they would get as they upset the No. 6 Yale Bulldogs 10-6.
Continue reading “Saturday Recap: Penn State Upsets Yale, Georgetown and Virginia Flex Their Muscle” →
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The Vermont Catamounts earned their first win of the season on Wednesday evening when they took down the Penn State Nittany Lions 16-10 on the road in State College.
Continue reading “Wednesday Recap: Vermont Tops Penn State; LIU, Manhattan Earn Wins” →
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*This article is part of a month-long series, Black Lacrosse Stories, that highlights Black players and coaches who have made an impact on our game, but maybe lesser known to many younger players today.*
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The Penn State Nittany Lions are the 44th DI team and third from the Big Ten to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Nittany Lions are coming off a 2021 campaign in which they went 4-7 against a Big Ten-only schedule. Their season ended in the Big Ten quarterfinals against Johns Hopkins.
Continue reading “2022 Schedule Preview: Penn State Nittany Lions” →
Since the Transfer Portal came into existence in the fall of 2018, it has changed the game of lacrosse. The portal not only gives coaches another tool to address needs but it also gives players a chance to test the waters and see what their stock is, or find a new home easier than ever before.
Continue reading “Under-The-Radar Transfers Who Could Make a Big Impact in 2022” →
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The 2021 season wasn’t kind to the Penn State Nittany Lions.
Just two years removed from their first-ever Championship Weekend appearance, Penn State churned out a 4-7 record this spring, marking their worst season under John Tambroni and worst since going 2-11 back in 2010.
Continue reading “Penn State Looks to Bounce Back in 2022” →
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