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MM 4.7: Jared Bernhardt and Brett Makar earn Big Ten weekly honors Share this story Maryland men’s lacrosse attacker Jared Bernhardt and defender Brett Makar earned Big Ten honors this week. Bernhardt was named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week after breaking the all-time program record for career goals. The five goals the Florida native scored on April in then-No. 3 Maryland’s 17-10 victory over then-No. 19 Penn State broke Matt Rambo’s previous record of 155 goals. Bernhardt is the ...

Mon Apr 5 2021 | Patrick Stevens | College PHOTO BY NATALIE LeDONNE / DUKE ATHLETICS Joe Robertson scored the game-winner in Dukes thrilling OT victory over North Carolina on Thursday. For the first time all season, the number of teams with a credible claim to the No. 1 ranking is down to two. There’s 10-0 Duke, off to its best start since 2005 and the owner of probably the most valuable victory on the board — its overtime defeat of North Carolina on Thursday. And there’s 7-0 Maryland, w...

1-4 5. Notre Dame Irish students and alums stand for the school fight song. Saturday afternoon they were dancing after an 18-11 victory over Syracuse in the Carrier Dome. St Patrick Kavanagh finished with nine points. He is playing himself into Tewaraaton conversation. The groundball and face-off stats tell the story, with Notre Dame holding a 45-20 edge in grounders while winning 23-of-32 face-offs. The rest takes care of itself. After a close home loss to Virginia last week, the Irish were r...

Monday March 15th, 2021 8:00am We are living with postponements and programs in pause. We witnessed monster goal-scoring runs this week.  We were treated to a more robust slate of Sunday games because of on-campus social distancing and facility availability. I think that’s a longterm positive. Why stack all the games on Saturday? The game grows when teams play on Thursday night, Friday night and Sunday afternoon. Everybody can’t play Saturday at the same time. Maryland, North Carolina and ...

2. Syracuse continues to roll even with star Emily Hawryschuk sidelined. The Orange completed a sweep of Notre Dame, rallying for a 15-12 win on Sunday. 3. Another season, another solid and loaded Maryland team. John Tillman’s Terps took care of Rutgers in a Top 5 matchup on Saturday as Jared Bernhardt scored a career-best six goals.  4. Brennan O’Neill is really good. The star freshman, along with Duke’s other big additions, have helped the Blue Devils start 8-0 for the first time sin...

*2021 Independents: Utah, Robert Morris, Cleveland State, Hampton (2021 season is suspended) This was a much lighter week in the non-conference world, with only six games taking place. The SoCon went 0-4 in them, while the ACC was the benefit on two of those game en route to its 3-0 week. This also underscores a big part of those two leagues’ records. High Point gets the most notoriety here, but the ACC and SoCon have been playing each other a ton. What’s also keeping the ACC’s record a l...

Photo by @TerpsMLax Knowing the strength of his opponent in No. 4 Rutgers, Jared Bernhardt had to set the tone throughout, and he did so with his fifth score of the game at the start of the fourth quarter, giving No. 3 Maryland men’s lacrosse its first multiple possession lead since the opening minutes. The attacker, notorious for making the difficult look easy, scored his fifth goal unassisted from the right side of the post. Firmly backing down his opponent with his lean six-foot frame, Be...

(Photo Courtesy of Maryland Athletics) It started as an Instant Classic, a back-and-forth, high-tempo matchup between Top 5 teams — one the established, perennial contender Maryland, the other a Rutgers team that’s played the early season with shocking power and dominance. It ended with No. 3 Maryland flexing its dazzling level of consistency and dominating the fourth quarter en route to a 19-12 win against No. 4 Rutgers inside Maryland Stadium. With it, Maryland’s Jared Bernhardt strengt...

Sat Mar 13 2021 | Patrick Stevens | College PHOTO BY JOHN STROHSACKER COLLEGE PARK, Md. — For three quarters, the showdown of the remaining Big Ten unbeatens featured two teams delivering a compelling, rollicking, back-and-forth, high-level show. Then came the final 15 minutes, when just one team put on that show. That was Maryland, which rattled off goals on its first eight possessions of the fourth quarter to suddenly turn a riveting one-goal game into a 19-12 rout of Rutgers. “We just w...

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics As the case has been with every passing week this season, a new, tougher challenger awaits for No. 3 Maryland men’s lacrosse. No. 4 Rutgers may be the perfect barometer for the Terps’ true ability this season. With experience coupled with promising youthful talent, it’s likely the Scarlet Knights are the equal opposition the Terps have had yet to face this season. Regardless, for Maryland, the sentiment remains: win and it’s on to the next one. “...