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Sun May 23 2021 | Kenny DeJohn | College PHOTO BY RICH BARNES Dawson Tait was key during a 4-0 run that closed the first half in RITs win over Tufts. It was the classic everyone hoped it would be. RIT never trailed in the final 27 minutes, but Tufts’ potent offense left the door open for a comeback. The Jumbos didn’t go down easily, but RIT still prevailed 18-16 to punch its ticket to the NCAA championship game. The Tigers face Salisbury for the national title next Sunday at 4 p.m. Eastern ...

Monday May 17th, 2021 9:15am (Photo Courtesy Joey Gardner, FotoJoe Photography/Salisbury Athletics) The 2021 NCAA Men’s DIII Second Round featured an incredible slate of games that made for an electric Sunday afternoon. The Field of 16 as officially been reduced to eight, and the action will resume next weekend with quarterfinal and semifinal rounds once again back to back on Saturday and Sunday.  The eight remaining teams are Colorado College, Christopher Newport, Lynchburg, York, Tufts, Sa...

Post a comment Sunday May 9th, 2021 10:00am (Photo by Fred Maurer Photography) Twenty-seven of the 28 automatic qualifiers to the NCAA Tournament have been decided after a huge slate of conference championship action Saturday. While the end results mostly went to script,  how some of the games were decided was a bit shocking. The Empire 8 championship kicks off noon Sunday to decide the final ticket. After that, we will have to wait until the Selection Show for the field to be officially annou...

Centre : Nolan Irey, Wills McCutcheon, Jack Shannon, Will Hubbs (MVP) No. 1 Tufts 15, Dartmouth 9 Tufts dominated in a day trip to Dartmouth for a DI vs. DIII crossover game born out of COVID scheduling circumstances. It’s rare that these types of DI vs DIII games occur — and man did the Jumbos represent DIII nation.   The transition was clicking and that impeccable Tufts ball movement that nobody seems to be able to keep up with was on display. Countless goals and opportunities were...

Both Tufts and RIT have the resume to be the top team, but the Jumbos are back on top this week.

No. 13 Delaware cruised against Towson, 16-8, a surprisingly decisive victory in a CAA that’s recently been defined by close slugfests. The Blue Hens’ (9-2, 6-1 CAA) 16 goals against the Tigers (6-7, 3-4 CAA) were the most in the series against Towson since April 10, 1999. Cam Acchione scored five goals on five shots, Mike Robinson had a hat trick on four shots, and Charlie Kitchen (2G, 4A) and Tye Kurtz (2G, 3A) combined for seven assists. Matt Kilkeary tied a career-high with 13 saves. De...