Best of Lacrosse 2023: Vote for Best Men's Highlight
This is for the best men's highlight of the year — the top viral moment.
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2023 Men's Top 30: How Maryland Fared vs. Projections
Before USA Lacrosse Magazine looks ahead, we take one last look at 2023.
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Maryland men's lacrosse's inexperience led to an up-and-down 2023 season
The Terps never strung more than three wins together in the program’s worst season since 2009.
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Q-Collar Play of the Final Four: Taylor's Twister Sends ND to OT in Semifinals
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No. 4-seed Maryland men's lacrosse upset by Army in first round of NCAA Tournament, 16-15
The defending champions fell in the opening round for the first time in 10 years.
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Maryland men's lacrosse blown out by Michigan in Big Ten tournament final defeat, 14-5
The Terps failed to win a Big Ten regular season or tournament title for only the second time since joining the conference.
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Maryland men's lacrosse falls to Michigan in Big Ten Tournament championship game, 14-5
Michigan swept the season series against the Terps.
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Early Updates From Division I Men's Lacrosse Conference Semifinals
Albany, High Point, Michigan and Siena all advanced to conference finals as four seeds.
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No. 7 Maryland moves on to the Big Ten title game with 14-9 win over No. 5 Johns Hopkins
No. 7 Maryland men's lacrosse defeated No. 5 Johns Hopkins 14-9 to advance to the Big Ten title game.
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Four No. 1 Seeds Fall in Division I Men's Lacrosse Conference Semifinals
Albany, High Point, Michigan and Siena all advanced to conference finals as four seeds.
Source: usalaxmagazine.com