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2 weeks ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Terry Foy |Matt Kinnear |Kevin Brown |Craig McMichael
(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Chris McNulty)Syracuse won the game. And they won the fight. The No. 7 Orange beat No. 5 Notre Dame, 14-9, in front of 11,268 fans inside the JMA Wireless Dome. It’s the biggest men’s lacrosse crowd of the season and the biggest men’s lacrosse crowd in the Dome since 2015. The win snapped Notre Dame’s seven-game win streak over ’Cuse, which featured Irish wins of 20-12, 18-11 and 18-11 in Central New York.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Matt Kinnear |Terry Foy |Kevin Brown |Craig McMichael
(Photo Courtesy of Rutgers Athletics)Rutgers has known all year what it could do. Now everyone else does. The Scarlet Knights toppled No. 2 Maryland, 8-6, Saturday in front of 2,939 fans inside SHI Stadium. It was the highest-ranked win in program history and the first time they beat Maryland in Big Ten play. They beat the Terps once in 38 prior attempts, last winning in 1980. Goalie Cardin Stoller played a masterful game.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Matt Kinnear |Terry Foy |Kevin Brown |Craig McMichael
(Photo courtesy of Yale Lacrosse on X)It would appear men's DI lacrosse is in a bit of a see-saw pattern as the drama of two week ago swung back, making last week's tame (by comparison) results feel like a thing of the past.
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3 weeks ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Craig McMichael |Matt Kinnear |Kevin Brown |Christian Swezey
(Ohio State Athletics Photo)The time is now. February and March lacrosse have come and gone. DI lacrosse teams have one month remaining to get themselves in position for their conference tournament games and the NCAA Tournament. This week — on the heels of IL’s first Bracketology, presented by Get Reps — the Weekend Watch will provide the April RPI trends report to see what team and how teams are trending as we enter the last month of the regular season.
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3 weeks ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Matt Kinnear |Terry Foy |Craig McMichael |Kevin Brown
(Inside Lacrosse Photo James Beaver)PHILADELPHIA — The harder it is, the tougher UMass gets. The Minutemen earned a tough, blue-collar A-10 win on the road Saturday against No. 16 Saint Joseph’s, 11-9. UMass face-off specialist TJ Casey won 14-of-17 face-offs, freshman goalie Owen Salanger was huge down the stretch and made 13 saves, and it took everyone in a balanced and physical win at unfriendly Hawk Hill. FINAL: @UMassMLacrosse 11, @SJUHawks_MLax 10 A hard-fought, blue-collar win for UMass.
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1 month ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Craig McMichael |Matt Kinnear |Kevin Brown |Terry Foy
(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Dan Aburn)Last week, we were looking for Cinderella. While Cinderella was missing on the hardwood, she was alive and well in college lacrosse. Apparently, we should have looked beyond the Atlantic 10. We have the numbers and storylines to prove it. First, the numbers: The odds were clearly not in any of the favorites' favor.
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1 month ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Christian Swezey |Matt Kinnear |Craig McMichael |Kevin Brown
WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Saturday against host Georgetown, Richmond played a one-goal game against a ranked opponent for the sixth time in three years. This one comes with a caveat: On a sunny, mild, breezy afternoon at Cooper Field, with many in the crowd of 1,400 wearing T-shirts, the Spiders won, 13-12. It marked their first victory in the series and first one-goal win over a ranked team since 2022. “That’s a good team,” Georgetown coach Kevin Warne says. “They had a great plan coming out there.
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1 month ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Matt Kinnear |Christian Swezey |Craig McMichael |Kevin Brown
(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Myles Tintle)PRINCETON, N.J. — There is no such thing as a perfect win. But as hard as they are to come by — especially in Ivy League play, and especially against a team with the third-most lethal offense in the country — Princeton will take each one, learn from it and move on in the quest to be as perfect as possible in May. The No. 6 Tigers held off No. 13 Harvard, 13-11, at Class of 1952 Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
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1 month ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Craig McMichael |Matt Kinnear |Kevin Brown |Christian Swezey
(Photo Courtesy of Richmond Athletics)March Madness is here! Thanks for taking a break from all the on-court action to catch up on the Week 7 Weekend Watch. Everyone loves a Cinderella story in March, except for those whose brackets get busted. A Cinderella team in March Madness is a lower-seeded, often overlooked squad that defies expectations with stunning upsets and deep tournament runs.
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1 month ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Terry Foy |Dan Kaplan |Craig McMichael |Kevin Brown
(Inside Lacrosse Photo: John O'Donnell)One Hundred Ninety Three. And counting. In one of the most tradition-rich programs in college lacrosse, CJ Kirst now stands atop the record book for most goals in a career. He broke Mike French’s mark of 191, set in 1976, with 4:12 remaining in the third quarter, his fourth of five goals that highlighted Cornell’s 15-10 win over Princeton in front of 2,023 fans on a 60-degree day in Schoellkopf Field.
