NCAA – D1

UMass, Hofstra Class of CAA

November 28, 2012
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As the season approaches these teams have some very good talent. Delware, Drexel, Hofstra, UMass, Penn State, Saint Joesphs, and Towson are the toss up teams in the division. Last season both UMass and Drexel battled for the CAA Championship. As we know, UMass was undefeated, with their stifling defense and their outstanding offense. As Drexel struggled with UMass and lost the game. Questions and concerns for this organization would be more skilled players…

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Denver Without Matthews and Demopolous, Now What?

November 27, 2012
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As the improvement for last year was answered, there were a group of emerging All Americans willing to fire back at any questions or concerns of this team. Denver finished last season ranked fifth nationally in scoring offense. This team was lead by senior attack men Mark Mathews and Alex Demopoulos. Mathews lead the team with 47 goals, finishing third in the nation in goals and tenth in points per game in the country….

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Army Looks to Keep Improving

Last season was an improvement for this Army team. They had improve their defense and offense. Last season they had many players that were injured. A key player that was injured goes  by the name of Tyler Kamide. He was a big piece that had injuries problems last year, now after  treatment, he will be ready to play at game speed this year. Prospects Alex Van Krevel and Patt  Brennan…

November 24, 2012
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Poskay Looks for Positive Season from Wagner

November 23, 2012
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An NCAA All-American, NCAA National Champion, MLL All-Star and MLL MVP, Wagner men’s lacrosse coach Matt Poskay boasts an incredibly successful lacrosse resume. With only 3 wins since the 2007 season, Wagner lacrosse has not seen the same level of success. Poskay will look to revamp the struggling Seahawks during his second season at Wagner. Despite going 1-13 in the first season with Poskay at the helm, there were positives…

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Time for the Midshipmen to Fix It?

November 21, 2012
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After a record of 6-6  and 3-3 in the conference, the Midshipmen has to catch a wave of success. Average is past tense to this historical school. Improving their defense is a most. Last season the Midshipmen approached John Hopkins as a serious threat. They had beaten them 8-2 and sent Hopkins with one of the lowest total of goals. Was this a miracle or they out played John Hopkins? In order to be…

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Will There be a Big Ten Conference?

According to Corey McLaughlin of Lacrosse Magazine, who spoke with Michigan head coach John Paul, there will not be a Big Ten lacrosse conference with any less than six teams. At this time, there would be three teams; Penn State, Ohio State and Michigan. However, Rutgers and Maryland, who both of D1 college lacrosse programs, will be moving to the Big Ten. That would make five. A conference only needs…

November 20, 2012
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What Happens if Maryland Goes to the B1G?

November 17, 2012
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Rumors are going around that Maryland may end up in the Big Ten. If this is the case, this not only affects the landscapes of the ACC, but of the entire NCAA/ Maryland is a lacrosse power house, always in the race. They’ve been to the final four the past two years , losing to Virginia in 2010 and Loyola in 2011. The ACC is known to be a power…

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Loyola Comes in With Championship Mindset

Last year, the king was finally crowned. A team that ranked 21st in the nation had finally caused an uproar and had earned a ring.Last season was just a preview of what this organization could offer. After competing with the best, they had earned the title champs. Eric Lusby had scored 17 goal in the tournament and set a new N.C.AA record. The Grey hounds who had fought to secure their ring, now has a tougher opponent. That…

November 17, 2012
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Despite Low Spirits, Hobart Has Talent

November 16, 2012
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NCAA violations ripped away any chance of 2011 post season opportunities for the Hobart men’s lacrosse team. With no playoff bans for the 2012 season the Statesmen looked to establish a fresh start and improve their record; however things did not go as planned. Hobart went 4-9 overall and was on the outside looking in for the ECAC tournament which saw conference winner Loyola eventually crowned NCAA champs. With some…

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Can You Feel the Red Storm?

November 14, 2012
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As last season closes, the Storm could not be happier with a season they had. They were 8 and 7 and 3-3 in conference play. Jeff Lowman, who kept this team alive and breathing, his prolific energy gave the team a burst on both sides of the ball. Saint Johns played the most offensive possessions which held in their favor against opponents.The Storm who had held a 44.2 conversion percentage and held the forth heaviest reliance with…

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