SportsRecruits.com will hold the second of 10 Spring Recruiting Webinars tomorrow Wednesday, April 3. The Webinar will focus on 2014 high school girls, and will start at 8PM (ET). To register for the event, visit: http://sportsrecruits.com/webinar/index.html ...
Some news and notes in advance of this evenings CHSAA matchup as Chaminade travels to St. Anthonys. THE TEAMS HAVE MET ALREADY THIS SEASON These two teams meet twice annually in the regular season and almost always a third time in the CHSAA final. Tonight will be the second of those presumed three games for 2013. The first meeting occurred April 10 at Chaminade, where the Flyers took a 10-6 decision. Recent history has favored Chaminade in the regular season, but St. Anthonys in the final. St. Anthonys has won the past four championship games (2009-2012), while Chaminade has reeled off five consecutive regular season victories. The last win for the Friars in the regular season came on May 13, 2010. ...
This high school season, we will be bringing you a feature each Monday where we provide some notable news and from the weekend in lacrosse action. ...
Welcome back from the holiday weekend. As usual, the past few days in lacrosse were full of excitement, highlighted by St. Johns taking down No. 1 Notre Dame in mens DI action. In womens DI, No. 2 Florida was taken down by Penn State. It was the first loss of the season for the Gators. Read on for some great links! ...
The La Salle Explorers notched a huge road victory on Saturday over Garden City. Garden City had won 24 consecutive games, their last loss coming in the 2011 New York State Championship Game. They entered the game with a 2-0 record this season, including a big win over Loyola-Blakefield (MD) at M&T Bank Stadium. La Salle entered the game 1-0, with an impressive win over DeMatha (MD) by a 9-6 score. The game was a defensive battle, with La Salle breaking a 2-2 tie at halftime with two quick markers to begin the third quarter en route to the win. ...
SportsRecruits.com will hold the second of 10 Spring Recruiting Webinars this Wednesday, April 3. The Webinar will focus on 2014 high school girls, and will start at 8PM (ET). To register for the event, visit: http://sportsrecruits.com/webinar/index.html ...
The sixth-ranked La Salle Explorers (PA) (2-0) defeated the fourth-ranked Garden City Trojans (NY) by a final score of 7-4 at Garden City High School on Saturday. The win moves La Salle to 2-0 on the season. Garden City falls to 2-1. The loss snaps a 24-game winning streak for the Trojans and marks their first loss since the 2011 New York State Championship Game. Tied 2-2 at halftime, the Explorers used two quick goals at the start the third quarter by Maryland-bound senior Matt Rambo to break the tie and led the rest of the way to earn a big road win. ...
Some news and notes in advance of todays big matchup as La Salle travels to Garden City. (photo courtesy of Craig Chase; see full gallery here) Both teams enter the game without a loss. La Salle is 1-0, defeating DeMatha (MD) by a 9-6 score last weekend. Meanwhile, Garden City is 2-0, coming off an 8-4 season-opening win against Syosset (NY) before taking down Loyola-Blakefield (MD) at M&T Bank Stadium last Saturday by a 6-5 count as part of the Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic. ...
With their 7-6 victory over Amherst on Wednesday, March 27, Wesleyan claimed the outright Little Three mens lacrosse title for 2013. Wesleyan had previously defeated Williams, also by a 7-6 tally, to open the season on March 9. The Little Three an affiliation comprised of Division III institutions Amherst, Wesleyan and Williams is believed to be the oldest continuous intercollegiate athletic conference without a member change in the United States (a refreshing albeit unscientific statistic amid todays ubiquitous conference realignment). While the schools are officially part of the NESCAC (New England Small College Athletic Conference), the competition among the three rivals is steeped in tradition. Games between the Lord Jeffs, Cardinals and Ephs carry with them not only NESCAC implications (and odd mascots), but bragging rights that extend well beyond graduation. ...
