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Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse star Kyle Harrison will play at Homewood Field one last time this weekend as the PLL comes to Baltimore for five games. “That field means the world to my family and me,” Harrison said. “Having the opportunity to go back is pretty special.”
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Livy Rosenzweig is the Loyola women’s lacrosse program’s all-time leading scorer … but since she’s coming back next year, the best may still be to come for Rosenzweig and the Greyhounds.
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Just the second Maryland men’s lacrosse player ever to win the Tewaaraton Award, Jared Bernhardt set Terps records for career points and single-season points, but his legacy goes beyond statistics. “It’s that confidence, the swagger, the leadership, the mentality,” coach John Tillman said.
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The Maryland men’s lacrosse team mounted a furious comeback late but fell short of an undefeated season by losing to Virginia, 17-16, in the national championship game in East Hartford, Conn., on May 31.
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Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala, who will be a studio analyst for ESPN’s coverage of the men’s lacrosse Final Four, says there’s no clear favorite among the four teams remaining but Maryland may have the player best suited for the big moment in Jared Bernhardt.
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Maryland and Loyola were on the opposite ends of thrilling finishes in the NCAA men’s lacrosse quarterfinals, with Maryland’s Anthony DeMaio delivering the game-winning goal in OT against Notre Dame. “This was the kind of game where neither team deserved to lose,” John Tillman said.
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“It’s a strange year for all of us with COVID … ,” Loyola men’s lacrosse coach Charley Toomey said as the Greyhounds prepare for their quarterfinal matchup against Duke. “But I really believe that our seniors have driven this bus and really kept this team together and motivated.”
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Maryland men’s lacrosse rolled into the next round of the NCAA Tournament, while Loyola pulled off the biggest upset in the first round of games. Todd Karpovich breaks it down.
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For Glenn Clark, Loyola’s 14-13 win against Denver in the NCAA Tournament — which featured a remarkable game-saving stop by Sam Shafer — was about guts, an incredible coach and, above all, a reminder of why we love sports.
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Loyola men’s lacrosse will play Denver in the first round of the NCAA Tournament May 16, and long-stick midfielder Ryan McNulty thinks his team is peaking at just the right time. “We’re ready to hatch,” McNulty said. “We’re ready to get hot right now.”
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