Lacrosse Playground

Dance tickets have been punched and dreams have been shattered. There’s has also been a lot of movement in the RPI the last few days, and with only a few more games left tomorrow we wanted to take a look at how the tournament field is stacking up. Read More…

Yesterday we released our projected field for this year’s NCAA tournament. Here are three teams that could make it into the NCAA tournament as Automatic Qualifiers that few are talking about. Read More…

INDIANAPOLIS – The NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Committee announced the field for its championship tournament. The Division I semifinal and championship games, and the Division II and III championship games, will be held at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., May 26-28. All Division I first round games will be televised on ESPNU May 12 and 13. Read More…

It’s almost May, which means it’s time for endless speculation about who will make the NCAA tournament. We’ve analyzed tournament resumes and have put together our best guess as to what the tournament would look like if the season ended today. Read More…

NEWARK, Del. — The two-time defending Colonial Athletic Association champion University of Delaware men’s lacrosse team returns plenty of firepower in 2012 as the Blue Hens look to advance to the NCAA Tournament for a record third straight year. Read More…

The Hartford Hawks are setting sail to battle the Big Red. This is my upset game on my bracket. This is when you find out how risky I am. They have more Canadiens, so they have to win ey?

LaxUNation.com dropped the new Cascade CPX-R helmets Delaware will be using Saturday against Duke. The helmets are wrapped with a houndstooth layer. Keep Reading…

Our boy Whitey from the Cavalier Insider is spreading the word that UVA senior midfielder Rhamel Bratton will rejoin the team but… Keep Reading…

Army knocked off a giant last Sunday. They have a much easier opponent this weekend, but nonetheless, a formidable one who they lost to earlier in the season.

Their actions on the field pale in comparison to what they will do when their time is up at the Point. And, of course, they don’t need reminding. It’s who they are. They’ve chosen a path not too many would take and go the distance without you questioning their effort.

The distance they will go on the field this weekend against Cornell is still up in the air. But their effort isn’t questionable. Read the excerpts from a recent New York Times AFTER THE CLICK…