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As a pregame drizzle compounded into a steady stream of rain and snow atop Kittredge Field Thursday, No. 4 Northwestern’s high-octane attack blasted beyond Boulder’s battalion, toppling No. 20 Colorado from their undefeated ranks. With the snow-capped Rocky Mountains overlooking the turf, the sport’s most established stars soared more than a mile above sea level....

The hot start to the season put together by the Colorado women’s lacrosse team was marked by big fourth quarters and timely late goals.

The No. 20 CU Buffs women's lacrosse team will face a top-20 battle when the Buffs host No. 4 Northwestern.

The No. 20 CU Buffs women's lacrosse team will face a top-20 battle when the Buffs host No. 4 Northwestern.

Under Ryan Fieldhouse’s blinding lights, the No. 4 Northwestern squad shone bright, defeating Marquette and returning to the victory column.  The 21-3 win comes after the Wildcats (2-1, 0-0 Big Ten) snapped their 22-game win streak against then-No. 8 Notre Dame last week.  For coach Kelly Amonte Hiller, the key to Monday’s success was key...

Looking to recover from last Friday’s upset loss to then-No. 8 Notre Dame, No. 4 Northwestern roared back to championship form Monday, firing on all cylinders in a 21-3 victory over Marquette. The Wildcats (2-1, 0-0 Big Ten) saw goals from nine different scorers, with four coming from graduate student attacker Dylan Amonte and four...

Exactly one year ago, graduate student attacker Izzy Scane scored 10 goals in Ryan Fieldhouse to spearhead her team to superiority in the battle of the Midwest’s preeminent powers. Now, bragging rights were once again up for grabs in a heated ACC-Big Ten clash. Six days removed from a season-opening victory against Syracuse, No. 1...

Just 106 days separate early February’s season-opening Saturday slate and the 2024 national champion’s coronation in Cary, North Carolina. During the three-month span that culminates within WakeMed Soccer Park’s gated greenery, scintillating surprise sensations will capture headlines, giants will fall and only one team will end its quest at the sport’s summit. After knocking off...

Despite holding defending Tewaaraton award winner Izzy Scane to four points, a six-goal first-quarter deficit was too much for No. 5 Syracuse to overcome in its 18-15 loss to No. 1 Northwestern.

No. 5 Syracuse lost the draw control battle 24-13 in its 18-15 loss to No. 1 Northwestern. More observations on SU’s opening game defeat.