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NALL: Bombers Cease Operations

March 9, 2013

Yesterday the lacrosse world was sad to learn the Baltimore Bombers will not participate in the North American Lacrosse League season from here on out and will not participate in the championship. As of right now, there will still be a Boston vs Kentucky championship. Below is the statement from the Bombers organization. The Baltimore Bombers remain a great opportunity but the economics didn’t work. Should an opportunity arise in…

NCAA: Hopkins Faces UMBC

March 7, 2013

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#6 Johns Hopkins vs. UMBC – When you go 3-0 to start the season, you’re ego will be standing on top of a mountain, which makes it vulnerable to come crashing down. In Hopkins case, that’s what happened after they dropped a heart breaker to the Princeton Tigers 11-8. It was the first time the Blue Jays hadn’t scored double digits and let up double digit goals. Having your world…

NCAA: Terps Face UMBC

March 6, 2013

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Today at 5 p.m. the No. 1 Maryland Terrapins (4-0) will come home after a three game road trip to take on the struggling UMBC Retriever (1-3). The game is scheduled for 5 p.m. but do to a schedule of heavy rain in the forecast the game may be rescheduled. The Terps are coming off their first conference shellacking of the Duke Blue Devils 16-7. Senior Midfielder Mike Chanenchuk is…

Salisbury Takes Victory Over Gettysburg

March 5, 2013

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The reigning national champion Salisbury Seagulls started the season slow losing two of their first three games, but on Saturday the No. 10 (4-2) Seagulls got back on track with a momentous win over No. 14 Gettysburg (2-1). The Seagulls senior All-American Ryan Clarke did not play in Saturday’s game, but regardless the Seagulls were led by an intimidating defense and a balanced attack including two goals from sophomore Wade…

NCAA: Princeton Faces Hopkins

February 28, 2013

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#3 Johns Hopkins (3-0) vs. #13 Princeton (1-0) 3/1/2013 The Blue Jays have dominated their opponents so far this season, scoring 14.6 goals a game, letting up only 6.6 points and winning by an average of 8. They are strong and fast in the transition part of the game, making it easy for their defense. Zach Palmer (4G, 7A) has been hiding somewhat this season, although he and Brandon Benn…

NALL Three Stars: Week Eight

February 28, 2013

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Eight weeks in to the North American Lacrosse League season now, and we had one game last week. Who were the best of the best? Check it out below. Andrew Wasik, Baltimore Bombers Wasik has arguably been the best player in the NALL this season. He delivered again on Sunday with two goals and an assist in the win over Kentucky. Wasik now has 27 points on the season for…

Bombers Win Vital Matchup With Kentucky 12-10

February 25, 2013

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The Kentucky Stickhorses need to win their next two games and hope Baltimore falls to Boston in a few weeks. That’s the only way they can make the playoffs now as they suffered a potentially backbreaking loss at the hands of the Bombers. Kentucky and Baltimore were tied after one and Spencer Lyons played pretty well in net, however he allowed a run late by Baltimore that eventually was the…

NCAA GameDay: Loyola and Maryland Face Off, Towson Looks to Rebound

February 23, 2013

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Today we see one of the biggest match ups of the year in Loyola versus Maryland. There are teams looking to get their first win of the season, keep their undefeated seasons alive, and some trying to bounce back. Take a look at what’s going on around the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse world today: Loyola (2-0) vs. Maryland (2-0) 1pm – #1 vs. #2. A rematch of the 2012 NCAA Championship…

NALL: Bombers Face Stickhorses for Playoff Implications

February 23, 2013

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The NALL is a little bit different than it was early this week. Now each team has nine games instead of ten and the playoff picture is different. Boston is in, leaving one spot left, which will be Kentucky or Baltimore. Kentucky will not be traveling to Boston again this season. They host Boston next week, but it’s the games against Baltimore that are vital. If they win tomorrow then…

Loyola Remains Undefeated

February 21, 2013

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Mike Sawyer was the key to Loyola’s victory, scoring four goals over Towson. Sawyer gave the Greyhounds the spark that they needed in order to win. The start of the game was brutal, within ten minutes the Greyhounds had scored four goals. Towson could not match the intensity of the Greyhounds. Everytime the Tigers had an opportunity to close the gap, the Greyhounds found a crack in the defense and…

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