The Sehawks got right back to work in 2014 after a 2013 full of upsets by knocking off the No. 8 Roanoke Maroons 12-8 on Tuesday in a tilt that was pushed back a day due to the snow storm that crushed the east coast over the last week.
Mixed in with the first week of games were some great individual performances that we will recognize in this space every week with our D3 Lax Blog Players of the Week.
The defending national champions managed to weather a five-goal storm in the third quarter, force overtime and take home a season-opening 9-8 win.
It took extra time to find a winner in the first marquee matchup of the Division III season, but in the end it was Salisbury emerging victorious.
The Polar Bears will begin play in 2016 as a member of the OAC.
It took 14 minutes and 51 seconds for Washington & Lee to get its first lead of the 2014 season, but once the Generals had it there was no letting go.
If gay athletes have the right to a normal life, shouldn’t that life carry over into a locker room?
The coaches have voted and, much like Lacrosse Magazine and Inside Lacrosse, defending champion Stevenson are tops.
Salisbury kicked its season off with a 14-3 win over Greensboro on Sunday thanks to four-point days from standouts Rhett DePol and Donovan Lange.
I know, its February. That doesn’t mean we can’t start thinking about Memorial Day weekend though, right?