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Lusby leads Loyola (Md.) to first crown

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Eric Lusby scored four goals on Monday, leading top-ranked Loyola (Md.) past Maryland 9-3 for the Division I Men's Lacrosse National Championship. It's the first title for the Greyhounds. 

  • Denver pioneering lacrosse out West

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    Go behind the scenes with Denver's lacrosse team as they meet with the media and practice ahead of Saturday's semifinal matchup with Syracuse. 

  • Duke battles past Notre Dame

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    David Lawson scored five goals and Duke got key contributions from Josh Dionne and Jordan Wolf to outlast Notre Dame 12-11 in a back-and-forth struggle that featured nine ties. The Blue Devils advance to their seventh consecutive semifinal appearance.

  • Denver bounces back, eliminates UNC

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    Down 6-0 early in the contest, Denver never gave up. Storming back in the second half, Eric Law and the Pioneers outscored North Carolina 8-2 down the stretch to win 12-11 and advance to the semifinals in Philadelphia.

  • Syracuse rallies vs. Yale in quarterfinals

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    A nail-biter came down to the last 20 secounds as Syracuse rallied to take down Yale. Highlighted by the play of JoJo Marasco and Dylan Donahue, the Orange advanced to the national semifinals.

  • Cornell crushes Ohio St. to reach semis

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    Steve Mock and Rob Pannell were quite the tag team Saturday as Cornell dominated Ohio State from the opening whistle to advance to its first semifinals since 2010.

  • Maryland makes second consecutive Championship game

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    The unseeded Maryland Terrapins knock off three seeded Duke 16-10 and move on to their second consecutive Championship game.

  • Charley Toomey discusses Greyhounds' winning effort

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    Loyola head coach Charley Toomey talks with Kaylee Hartung about his teams performance in its 7-5 victory over Notre Dame.

  • Loyola advances to championship

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    Eric Lusby leads Loyola with five goals to send the Greyhounds to their first championship game since 1990.

  • Duke reels off 13 consecutive goals in win

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    Duke used a 13-0 run in the course of three quarters en route to a 17-6 victory against Colgate in front of 10,770 fans at the national quarterfinals at PPL Park. Robert Rotanz scored a career-best five goals.

  • Notre Dame knocks off reigning champ UVa

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    For the third time in program history, Notre Dame will be playing on Championship Weekend.  The Irish knocked out defending champion Virginia 12-10 on Sunday. Max Pfeifer led the Irish with three goals.

  • Loyola holds off Denver for semifinal berth

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    Top-seed Loyola beats Denver for the third time this season to advance to the DI Men's Lacrosse Championships semifinal with a 10-9 win.

  • Maryland ousts 2nd-seeded Johns Hopkins in lax quarterfinals

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    Terrapins down the Blue Jays for the second time this season en route to a semifinal berth in the DI Men's Lacrosse Championships.

  • Virginia finishes 'storybook' ending

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    Virginia won its fifth lacrosse title on Sunday as Colin Briggs scored five goals. The Cavaliers players and coaches reflect on why this championship was so special.

  • Virginia wins fifth title on Briggs' five-goal effort

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    Colin Briggs scored a career-high five goals and Matt White added three more as Virginia defeated ACC-rival Maryland to win the 2011 DI Men’s Lacrosse Championship and claim their fifth title.

  • Maryland, Virginia championship preview

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    It wasn’t an easy road to the championship game for Virginia or Maryland, but they are the last two teams standing.  The schools’ players and coaches comment on championship expectations. 

  • FanFest at 2011 Men's Lacrosse Championships

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    The sights and sounds from FanFest at the 2011 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championships in Baltimore, MD.

  • Maryland dominates Duke, advances to title game

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    Unseeded Maryland is one step away from a national championship.  Niko Amato made 13 saves to anchor the Terps’ stingy defense as Maryland defeated Duke 9-4 in the semifinal round.

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