Latest Men's Lacrosse Stories

• Seniors Lead Hoyas To Victory

  Georgetown (April 22) — The Hoyas' seniors were the center of attention from start to finish Saturday at the Multi-Sport Facility. Before the first faceoff, they were honored in a ceremony with their parents, and in the fourth quarter, it was the seniors who ensured victory for Georgetown.

• Laxers Travel To Face Air Force In Colorado Springs

  Notre Dame (April 22) — Coming off a 14-7 win over Lehigh, the No. 9 Irish travel to Colorado to take on Air Force in their penultimate conference game.

• Gender Differences Stand Out In Evolution Of Lacrosse

  U. Virginia (April 22) — To some, lacrosse is a game of speed, agility and finesse. Others know it as a hard-fought and physical contest, much like football. While a number of sports feature different rules for indoor and outdoor playing conditions, few sports other than lacrosse are governed by significantly different rules depending on athletes' gender.

• Hat Trick Kicks Off Barrage For Princeton Men's Lacrosse

  Princeton (April 21) — The first three-and-a-half minutes of the Princeton men's lacrosse game Saturday afternoon did not look promising for Princeton.

• Inconsistent Play Dooms Penn State Men's Lacrosse

  Penn State (April 21) — Drenched in sweat and rain, Max VanArsdale looked around, searching for answers he didn't have.

• Harvard Men's Lacrosse Regains Winning Ways

  Harvard (April 21) — Harvard men's lacrosse handily defeated Holy Cross, 12-6, on Saturday, snapping up the team's first win in seven games.

• Penn Men's Lacrosse Will Stay Home For Playoffs

  U. Penn (April 21) — On Saturday in College Park, Md., the Penn men's lacrosse team did everything right. Players won faceoffs, defended physically and got off plenty of shots.

• Old Ritual Helps SU Lacrosse's Galloway Break Out Of Slump

  Syracuse (April 21) — John Galloway was searching for answers.

• Cornell Men's Lacrosse Drops To Second With Loss

  Cornell U. (April 21) — When Princeton men's lacrosse head coach Bill Tierney declared the game the biggest win he had seen for his Tigers in a long time, you wouldn't have expected it to be after a game against Cornell.

• Notre Dame Lacrosse Wins Two Against Quinnipiac, Lehigh

  Notre Dame (April 21) — After beating Quinnipiac 16-6 Friday in South Bend, the Irish decided just one win for the weekend wasn't enough.

• Red Men's Lacrosse Drops To Second With Loss

  Cornell U. (April 21) — When Princeton men's lacrosse head coach Bill Tierney declared the game the biggest win he had seen for his Tigers in a long time, you wouldn't have expected it to be after a game against Cornell.

• Duke Men's Lacrosse Survives Stern Test From Black Knights

  Duke (April 21) — Head coach John Danowski admitted it could have been a trap game.

• Brown Men's Lacrosse Beats Providence To Claim City's Bragging Rights

  Brown U. (April 21) — Another surging second half pushed the No. 14 Brown men's lacrosse team to an 11-9 win over cross-town rival Providence College on Saturday at Stevenson Field.

• Syracuse Men's Lacrosse Overcomes Sloppiness For 9th Straight Victory

  Syracuse (April 21) — It was inevitable that at some point, the No. 2 Syracuse men's lacrosse team would stumble, would trip over its feet during this season's return to prominence. At some point, all these blowouts would stop and the Orange would find itself in an actual game.

• RU Lacrosse Looks To Beat PSU Star Goalie

  Rutgers (April 18) — When trying to size up an opponent in any sport, it is always good to start by looking for consistencies in the play of your opponent.