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  • Stevenson Tops LaxMagazine.com Preseason Top 20

Stevenson Tops LaxMagazine.com Preseason Top 20

Posted By Jimmy Kelley on January 28, 2014

Lacrosse Magazine
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The Stevenson Mustangs finally broke through with a National Championship in 2013 and look poised to return to the top again in 2014. As such, Lacrosse Magazine’s Preseason Top 20 has Stevenson sitting at the top ahead of last year’s runner up RIT. Cortland, Salisbury and Dickinson round out the rest of the top five.

These rankings are the product of LM’s staffers and input from coaches. Some notes about the rankings:

  • The 20 teams hail from 11 different conferences.
  • The Empire 8 (3), Centennial (3), Old Dominion (3), Capital (2), Commonwealth (2), and NESCAC (2) are the multiple-team conferences.
  • North Coast, CSAC, Commonwealth Coast, Liberty and SUNYAC are also represented.
  • The rankings are split nearly right down the middle geographically, with the South represented by 11 teams versus nine from the North. Two of the top three teams are from the North.

Here is the full ranking from LaxMagazine.

  1. Stevenson
  2. RIT
  3. Cortland
  4. Salisbury
  5. Dickinson
  6. Tufts
  7. Cabrini
  8. Roanoke
  9. Washington College
  10. Western New England
  11. Nazareth
  12. Lynchburg
  13. Washington & Lee
  14. Stevens
  15. Denison
  16. St. Mary’s
  17. Ithaca
  18. Wesleyan
  19. Widener
  20. Gettysburg
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Posted in Capital, Centennial, Commonwealth, Commonwealth Coast, CSAC, Empire 8, Liberty League, NESCAC, North Coast, Old Dominion, Rankings, SUNYAC Tagged Cabrini, Cortland, Denison, Dickinson, Gettysburg, ithaca, Lynchburg, Nazareth, nologo, RIT, Roanoke, Salisbury, St. Mary's, Stevens, Stevenson, Tufts, Washington & Lee, Washington College, Widener, WNE

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