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Lenoir-Rhyne Men’s Lacrosse had seven players selected to the All-Region team and Eric Dickinson has been named the Offensive Player of the Year in the South Region. Dickinson, who also took home South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year honors, becomes the first LR player to earn Regional Offensive Player of the Year honors. Dickinson is just four goals away from 200 in has the Bears in the National Semifinal game for the second time in program history. Joining Dickinson on the First Team...

Release the McCracken. Freshman Colten McCracken delivered the most dramatic finish of the weekend, sending Lenoir-Rhyne to the Men’s DII Semifinals with 16-15 overtime comeback win Sunday. He dodged to outside the hash marks, and with two Tampa defenders on him rolled inside to his left and scored with four seconds left in overtime on a jumping twister while taking a hit.  His teammates came storming onto the field, running around their home Moretz Stadium after capping a comeback that saw ...

PUSHING THE TRANSITION Long before arriving in the NCAA’s Division II ranks, Reece was mentored by an expert marksman — his father. Tony Reece was a 1983 NJCAA All-American midfielder at SUNY Cobleskill who later played at Cornell under coach Richie Moran’s leadership from 1984-85. Amidst a lacrosse legacy and years of lobbying by his father, Bryce Reece began playing with Mount Laurel’s youth program when he was 12. “My father was my biggest inspiration for playing and why I want to ...

The No. 8 Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Lacrosse Team scored the game's final three goals to hand No. 13 Belmont Abbey a 14-11 loss in the Bears home opener. Toron Ecclest