MLL Scrimmage Part II: Hounds and Launch Build Up Big Expectations

April 22, 2014

Florida came into competition Saturday looking to fill holes with a healthy mix of veterans and players looking to step into roles after having been out of college for some time. Scott Kahoe (Georgetown and Syracuse) controlled tempo through the midfield when he had the ball. Andrew Scalley had an impressive showing against the Bayhawks during the second game of the scrimmage. He was able to capitalize on his opportunities,…

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MLL Scrimmage In Review: Part 1 (of 2)

April 21, 2014

Major League Lacrosse is on the verge of starting its 14th season, but the road to Championship Weekend starting this past weekend in Annapolis. Denver, Chesapeake, Charlotte, and the newly minted Florida Launch scrimmaged at Severn High School to get an idea on who would make opening day rosters. Players were looking to make the most of their chances before the NLL season ends and open spots shrink even further….

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Salisbury Takes Down Stevenson 11-9

April 20, 2014

Stevenson, Maryland –Salisbury University defeats the Stevenson Mustangs in a wild showdown of Top Five teams in Division III.  The Seagulls were able to capitalize on costly Mustang penalties to take home the victory.  Donovan Lange and Luke Phipps played their best when their team needed offense, while senior goalie Alex Turner and his defense held Stevenson to their lowest shot total of the season. On their second possession of…

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MLL Scrimmage Preview: Who Is Ready To Go?

April 18, 2014

With the college lacrosse season in full swing and the indoor league coming to a close for most, its time for Major League Lacrosse to makes its entrance for the viewing audience.  Teams will have to find balance and to get some early season wins in order to not fall behind too early.  Florida looks to start its new look off strong, Charlotte wants to build of last season’s runner…

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Hopkins Defeats the Mount 17-2

April 15, 2014

Emmitsburg, Maryland–Johns Hopkins had a quick turnaround after their win against Maryland and took on Mount St. Mary’s.  The match up was rescheduled from early March due to inclement weather.  The team played a methodical pace and capitalized on their opportunities en route to a first half lead of 8-0. Hopkins opened the scoring with senior Rob Guida scoring his first at the 8:34 mark of the first quarter.  Sophomore…

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Rivalry Week: Stevenson Battles Salisbury

April 14, 2014

As Villa Julie College changed its name to Stevenson University, this rivalry has been an epic clash of titans in Division III lacrosse.  As Stevenson Coach Paul Cantabene had always proclaimed, “we want what they have.”  Born was a rivalry that has been a treat for fans to watch ever since, even though both coaches downplay the game as a “rivalry.”   Both these teams offer excitement all over the…

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Syracuse Wins Thriller Against UNC 11-10

April 13, 2014

Syracuse, New York – Syracuse University overcame an early and late deficit to advance the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament with an overtime win against North Carolina.  In a game that many had been waiting nearly twenty years to see again, Syracuse tied it late and won on captain Billy Ward’s goal in the second overtime.   UNC midfielder Chad Tutton started off the scoring quickly, scoring within the first minute…

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Strong Defense Propels Hopkins to Victory

April 13, 2014

Baltimore, Maryland – On a beautiful day for Hopkins to host their 2014 Homecoming, the Blue Jays defense held Maryland to six goals in their 11-6 win.  Long possessions that ended with timely goals also helped Hopkins grind the Maryland offense.  Maryland is preparing for the ACC Tournament while Hopkins is preparing for three more games in eleven days.   The pace of the game ran fast with both teams…

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Check-In: Chesapeake Bayhawks

April 9, 2014

Chesapeake held its first pre season camp this weekend in Annapolis.  Even though it was a little chilly, the team was having fun and spirited first workout.  The team is coming into this summer looking for their third championship in three years.   Due to some National Lacrosse League players not in attendance, the team was not in full strength.  There were some pieces missing as Brian Megill, Drew Westervelt,…

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NCAA Tournament Preview

April 6, 2014

The college lacrosse season is going strong and the next two weeks will be deciding a lot for the futures of teams with the hope of being NCAA Tournament bound in May.  Recent upsets are giving more teams hopes of getting in and with the tournament expanding now to 18 teams, the fight is on until the last day of the season.   Look at looming conference tournaments; there are…

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