Tyler Greenawalt | NCAA.com | March 6, 2016 College lacrosse: Hofstra's Josh Byrne scores goal between his legs Share Hofstra's Josh Byrne scored one of the craziest goals in this young lacrosse season. In a game against Georgetown, the junior attackman snagged a pass from Brian von Bargen in front of the crease, and instead of turning his body for the front-facing shot, Byrne attempted a shot between his legs. ICYMI: Here's that Josh Byrne goal for @HofstraMLAX...in the running for best of the weekend. #SCtop10 pic.twitter.com/327feH2Vi1 — Travis Eldridge (@tgeldrid) March 5, 2016 The goal gave No. 8 Hofstra a 4-2 lead, but the previously-undefeated Pride ultimately lost to Georgetown, 11-6, for its first loss of the season. Byrne's goal was impressive nonetheless, and he finished with two goals on the day and leads the Hofstra with 20 points (14 goals, six assists) on the season. Key takeaways from the 2022 NCAA wrestling tournament at-large selections A complete analysis of the most notable at-large qualifiers in the 2022 NCAA wrestling championship and the main storylines in each of those weight classes. READ MORE College wrestling: Top storylines to follow at the Garden State Grapple In an event designed to “celebrate humankind’s original form of recreational combat,” the first-annual Garden State Grapple at the Prudential Center will feature three Top-25 college wrestling teams as well as the strength of the Hofstra Pride. These are three storylines you’ll want to know before following this unconventional, exciting, wrestling event. READ MORE