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The standard remains in New Haven. The Yale Bulldogs are headed back to the NCAA Quarterfinals for the third time in five years (three full Yale seasons) after defeating the Saint Joseph’s Hawks 18-16 in an offensive shootout.
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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 Jacksonville defense made their biggest stop of the day with 40 seconds left in regulation. Colin Hinton scooped up the ground ball and got it into the offensive zone, where the Dolphins ran into some trouble but were bailed out by a timeout from John Galloway with 21 seconds left.
Continue reading “Saturday Recap: Jacksonville Holds off Richmond, Brown Upsets Penn, Notre Dame & Virginia Earn ACC Wins” →
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Welcome to Week 10 of the college lacrosse season, Y’all!
As is typically the case this time of year, there are some big conference matchups on the horizon to highlight this weekend’s action.
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Daniel Hincks grabbed an off-the-mark bouncer from Brock Haley with 28 seconds remaining to earn his 20th save of the day and end any further Vermont effort in the final moments, effectively securing the 8-7 Dartmouth victory. The win marks the third consecutive for Brendan Callahan’s program.
Continue reading “Tuesday Recap: Dartmouth’s Defense Stifles Vermont For Third Consecutive Win” →
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The Saint Joseph’s Hawks are the 60th DI program and eighth from the NEC to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Hawks are coming off a 2021 campaign in which they went 9-4 overall (8-0 NEC). They fell to Bryant in the NEC title game.
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Since Taylor Wray’s arrival on Hawks Hill ahead of the 2012 season and the program’s subsequent move to the NEC in 2014, Saint Joseph’s lacrosse has seemingly done nothing but rise.
Continue reading “Is 2022 The Year Saint Joseph’s Wins The NEC?” →
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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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When the Blue Hens marched onto Delaware Stadium Tuesday night to defend their home turf against a visiting Saint Joseph’s squad, all the talk surrounded the return of Blue Hens stars Charlie Kitchen and Owen Grant after missing the first two contests of the season. But once that opening whistle blew, it didn’t take long before it was clear which player’s name would soon fill the mouths of lacrosse fans everywhere.
Continue reading “Mike Robinson’s Nine Goals Lead Delaware Past Saint Joseph’s” →
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