Georgetown Blows Out Syracuse for First NCAA Tournament Win Since 2007
Georgetown bludgeoned Syracuse 18-8 and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals.
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Georgetown bludgeoned Syracuse 18-8 and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals.
Georgetown’s first eight goals were all unassisted. Syracuse didn’t slide often on defense, and the Orange paid for it in their season-ending loss.
Georgetown hands Syracuse lacrosse one of its worst NCAA tournament losses ever, 18-8 Updated May 15, 2021; Facebook Share College Park, Md. -- The Syracuse lacrosse team’s season of high expectations ended with a thud on Saturday night. Declan McDermott and Jake Carraway each scored five times, and Dylan Hess added four as Georgetown thrashed SU 18-8 in a first-round NCAA tournament game in College Park, Maryland. Jamie Trimboli paced SU with three goals. Drake Porter made 15 stops in net for SU while his Hoyas counterpart, Owen McElroy, stopped 10. Georgetown’s total was one shy of the...
Denver is looking to rebound after losing in the Big East championship game. ESPN’s Anish Shroff: We've Made it to May Thu May 13 2021 | Anish Shroff | College We’ve made it to May. We’ve got a bracket. We’ll celebrate 50 years of the NCAA tournament. So in honor of the NCAA Lacrosse Championship’s golden anniversary, let’s begin with past as unnecessary prologue. One of the most routinely nonsensical statistics you’ll see is that Team X hasn’t beaten Team Y 15 times in a row. But if X and Y haven’t played since 2005, how is that relevant in 2021?
Patrick McEwen (@LaxFilmRoom) No. 8 Lehigh vs. Rutgers, 2:30 p.m. Saturday – On the field, this game is looking like it will be a question of whether the Rutgers defense, led by transfer goalie Colin Kirst against his former team, can get enough stops to overcome what is likely to be a decisive face-off advantage for the Mountain Hawks thanks to Mike Sisselberger. However, I am more intrigued by the broader implications that the outcome of this game will have on how we look back at a COVID impacted 2021 season. As the second game of the tournament following only UNC vs Monmouth, it is goi...