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Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'

Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'

Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'

Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'

Inside Lacrosse is the most trusted and largest source of lacrosse coverage, score and stats data, recruiting data and participation events in the sport. Widely trusted as 'The Source of the Sport!'

Notre Dame survived. And advanced. For Notre Dame, the No. 6 seed sent to Denver in the first round hosting the Quarterfinals at Arlotta Stadium,  it was Wheaton Jackoboice who scored the goal-ahead goal with 1:19 remaining, and Morrison Mirer iced it late in a 10-8 win over Drexel on Saturday.  Jackoboice led Irish scorers with three goals, Mirer and Pat Kavanagh both scored twice, and Will Yorke added a goal and an assist. The Dragons’ Reid Bowering led all scorers with four goals, while ...

Photo courtesy of Rachel Pincus/ND Athletics) There will be a new No. 1 Monday, but today, there is a new, meaningful chapter in the Duke-Notre Dame rivalry as the Fighting Irish (6-1, 2-1) handed the Blue Devils (10-1, 2-1) a 13-8 loss at Arlotta Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Offensively, the Irish got huge days from their midfield. Senior Morrison Mirer scored four goals off of the second line; he had four goals in ND’s first six games and his prior star turn came in a four-goal outing vs...