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I sat down to write this week’s column at the conclusion of the Delaware-Johns Hopkins game on Sunday. And the one thought that I just couldn’t shake was how far apart the two most historic programs in the Old Line State seem to be right now, especially coming out of this weekend.
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Week seven of the college lacrosse season is in the books, and it was a big one!
So without further ado, here is the Lacrosse Bucket Team of The Week for week six of the 2022 college lacrosse season.
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The Richmond Spiders are the 30th DI team and fourth from the SoCon to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Spiders are coming off a 2021 campaign in which they went 7-6 overall (5-1 SoCon). Their season fell to High Point, 11-8, in the SoCon title game.
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Dan Chemotti and the Richmond Spiders’ 2022 class is looking even stronger after Tabor Academy (Mass.) attackman Aidan O’Neil announced on Wednesday night that he would be flipping his commitment to the Spiders from Utah.
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In a game that was scheduled just one week ago, the Virginia Cavaliers took down the Army West Point Black Knights 14-9.
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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!
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Since the first season of SoCon lacrosse in 2015, the conference has seen three teams (Air Force, High Point, Richmond) take home the conference title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. And while Air Force and Richmond have each won two straight over the past four tournaments, never has a team successfully pulled a three-peat. In 2021, Richmond looks to do just that.
Continue reading “Can Richmond Become The SoCon’s First Three-Peat Champion?” →
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