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2 months ago | 
insidelacrosse.com | Matt Kinnear |Dan Arestia |Kevin Brown |Terry Foy
(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Dan Aburn)TOWSON, Md — For the second time in four days, Johns Hopkins finished the job. The No. 8 Blue Jays beat No. 17 Towson, 11-10, earning a second Top 20 road win on the young season. Hunter Chauvette had a hat trick, leading nine different goal-scorers including their face-off guy Logan Callahan and a pair of longpoles in Scott Smith and Tyler Eye. It wasn’t by any means a pretty win.
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2 months ago | 
usalacrosse.com | Dan Arestia |Kyle Devitte
Preseason Attackman of the YearZach Terry, LimestoneNo stranger to the top of the All-American list, Zach Terry returns to Limestone aiming for another prolific goal-scoring campaign. In his first two campaigns with the Saints, Terry amassed 173 points — 153 of them coming on goals. He fills the net like nobody else in the nation. Preseason Midfielder of the YearMike McGarry, LimestoneMcGarry never met a shot he didn’t like.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
usalacrosse.com | Dan Arestia |Kyle Devitte
USA Lacrosse announced its Division II Men’s Preseason All-Americans on Wednesday as part of its 2025 preseason content rollout. Adelphi, the preseason No. 1, earned six All-America nods, headlined by first-team selections Kyle Lewis (midfield) and Dylan Renner (goalie).
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Jan 27, 2025 | 
usalacrosse.com | Dan Arestia |Kyle Devitte
Defending NCAA Division II champion Adelphi is the No. 1 team in the USA Lacrosse Division II Men’s Preseason Top 20, USA Lacrosse Magazine announced Monday. Adelphi’s title-game opponent, Lenoir-Rhyne is the preseason No. 4, as Limestone earns the No. 2 spot and Tampa comes in just behind the Saints at No. 3. Mercy rounds out the top five. Preseason rankings are compiled by USA Lacrosse Magazine staff and contributors with consultation from college coaches.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
laxjournal.com | Dan Arestia
Sacred Heart charged through its conference last year. From March 9 through the MAAC tournament, the Pioneers won 11 straight games -- and a championship. The average margin of victory in that streak was over six goals. The Pioneers also took home a wealth of individual MAAC hardware, including Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year in Morgan O’Reilly and Zach Buffington, respectively, and Coach of the Year Jon Basti. Can they put on an encore performance in 2025?
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
laxjournal.com | Dan Arestia
Quinnipiac had a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde season in 2024. The Bobcats (9-5) won their first seven games, including victories over Brown, Bryant and Marist. The second half of the schedule didn’t work out as well, as they dropped four of their last six before falling to Manhattan in the quarterfinals of the MAAC tournament. The offense was led by an excellent group of now-departed seniors, led by Ryan Donnery, while Mason Oak had a breakout year in goal.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
laxjournal.com | Dan Arestia
The Premier Lacrosse League's Championship Series is set for Feb. 11-17 at The St. James just outside Washington D.C. The top four teams from last summer's season will compete in a Sixes tournament. This year’s competing teams are the New York Atlas, Utah Archers, Boston Cannons and Maryland Whipsnakes. Rosters were announced on Tuesday, and there’s no shortage of New England talent that will take the field in February. Three of the four teams competing have players with strong ties to the region.
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Dec 11, 2024 | 
laxjournal.com | Dan Arestia
Fairfield enters coach Andrew Baxter’s fifth full season (COVID ended his debut season when Fairfield was 5-2) on an upward trajectory. In 2024, the Stags posted a winning record in the regular season and fell to Delaware in OT in the semifinals of the CAA tournament. A trip to the NCAA tournament remains a goal and, in 2025, it could be within reach. Fairfield returns a wealth of talent.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
laxjournal.com | Dan Arestia
Yale enters 2025 coming off an 11-4 season a year ago. It fell to Princeton in the Ivy League tournament and, as a result, missed the NCAA tournament. In some ways, the story of that season was who didn’t play for Yale. Two-thirds of the expected starting attack, Leo Johnson (Greenwich, Conn.) and Chris Lyons, missed the year due to injury. The same is true for first-line midfielder Brad Sharp.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
laxjournal.com | Dan Arestia
Sacred Heart was one of the best stories of the 2024 college lacrosse season. The Pioneers went on an 11-game winning streak that spanned two months from March to May, and included the program’s first MAAC title. Accolades abounded, with Morgan O’Reilly winning Player of the Year, Zach Buffington winning LSM of the Year and Jon Basti honored as Coach of the Year.
