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May 8, 2021
SALISBURY, MD.- For the 23rd time in program history, Salisbury Mens Lacrosse captured the conference title. The Gulls took down Christopher Newport 12-9 for the Coast to Coast conference championship.
The Gulls jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead behind two Griff Moroney goals in the first quarter. CNU countered with a 2-0 run of their own, Brady Atobello and Dylan Rice got the Captains on the board to tie us up at two to start the second quarter. From there, SU went on a 3-1 run to end the half for the 6-3 lead at the break.
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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 announced and for those ever so evasive Pool C bids. There are only two Pool C bids his year and the looming storyline that might be more interesting is how the NCAA Selection Committee will balance the bracket, with a potentially more treacherous road in the East and a cleaner path in the Midwest.
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The first time defenseman Drew Borkowicz visited Salisbury, he was sold.
“I drank the Kool Aid, I fell in love with it the second I stepped into [coach Jim Berkman’s] office. The plaques, the trophies, the pictures. It’s like, ‘Whoa,’” Borkowicz said.
Berkman told him right then and there: He expects excellence. He expects you to work harder than you think you can. He expects the best, or you don’t have a place reaping the reward of national titles.
“He expects nothing but 100% from you no matter what you do. He holds you to a higher standard than anyone else does,” Borkowicz says.