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Clemson set to play No. 2 Syracuse in last home game of regular season

Clemson set to play No. 2 Syracuse in last home game of regular season
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No. 4 Eagles Coast Past Clemson 16–4 on Senior Day — The Heights

On Sunday’s Senior Day matchup against Clemson, the No. 4 Boston College lacrosse defeated the Tigers 16–4.

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Gameday Central: Clemson travels to play East Carolina

Gameday Central: Clemson travels to play East Carolina
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Clemson dominates Hokies

CLEMSON, S.C. – Scoring the first five goals of the game and then notching seven unanswered goals across the second, third and fourth quarters, the Clemson Tige

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Clemson dominates Virginia Tech

Clemson dominates Virginia Tech
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Clemson dominates Virginia Tech 15-4

Box Score (pdf)CLEMSON, S.C. – Scoring the first five goals of the game and then notching seven unanswered goals across the second, third and fourth quarters, the Clemson Tigers (8-4, 2-4 ACC) came out on top in a dominating 15-4 win over Virginia Tech (8-5, 2-4 ACC).“Defense and Emily Lamparter played an unbelievable game,” said Head Coach Allison Kwolek. “They gave us a lot of opportunities on the offensive end. Ella Little also had a great game at the draw for us too. Overall, we did a great job at executing our game plan.” Eight different Tigers found the back of the net this afternoon, including Ella Little and Nakeeya McCardell who registered their first of the season. Freshman Regan Byrne led the way on the attack with four goals herself. Meanwhile, Natalie Shurtleff showed why she ranks as the No. 4 Freshman in the country in total assists, adding three in today’s game. Clemson won the battle for 50-50 balls, securing 20 of the 32 ground balls and 15 of the 22 draw controls. The Tigers also took advantage of all three man-up opportunities, scoring all three times they had the power play. Notably Clemson was also successful on two of their three free position shots, meanwhile Emily Lamparter stopped all four of Virginia Tech’s attempts. Lamparter played the first 56 minutes and accumulated 11 total saves, allowing just two. The Tigers impressed early, with Claire Bockstie putting Clemson on the board first. Soon after, Nakeeya McCardell picked up a contested ground ball in the midfield and went on to take it all the way to the net for her first goal in a Tiger uniform. Summer Agostino and Regan Byrne then joined the action with goals of their own. The Tigers would end the first half up 6-1. Regan Byrne continued Clemson’s momentum into the second quarter with her third goal of the day and her fourth hat trick of the season. After Virginia Tech scored their only goal of the second quarter, Regan Byrne and Ella Little each found the back of the net in the last 15 seconds of the half to put Clemson up 10-2. The Tigers then shutout the Hokies in the third quarter as Caitlin McElwee and Kayla Macleod put up three more points for Clemson. Virginia Tech scored twice in the last three minutes of the game to make the final score 15-4 Clemson. Up next, the Clemson Tigers will hit the road as they travel to Greenville, N.C. to face East Carolina for the first time in program history on Tuesday, April 2 at 5:00 p.m.For complete coverage of the Clemson Lacrosse team, follow @ClemsonWLax on Instagram and Twitter and @ClemsonWLacrosse on Facebook.

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Tigers Earn Postseason Awards

CLEMSON S.C. – This week, Nakeeya McCardell, Marina Miller and Ella Little have all been recognized for their impressive season with McCardell and Miler earning a place on the South’s All-Region Second Team, and Little making honorable mention for USA Lacrosse’s All-American team. USA Lacrosse Magazine announced on Tuesday, May 9th their Division I All American teams, where Little earned honorable mention. The much deserved midfielder played a critical role in Clemson’s success this season. Little secured 108 draw controls, forced six turnovers, picked up 10 ground balls, scored seven goals and assisted five. She registered more than 10 draws in several games, including a career record of 16 against Radford. On Thursday, May 11, the IWLCA announced their selections for the 2023 All-Regions teams which included 128 Division I student athletes. Along with the other athletes selected, McCardell and Miller are now eligible to be named to a national IWLCA All-American team which will be announced on May 25. McCardell and Miller were both consistent players for the Tigers this season. McCardell was a force to be reckoned with on defense, holding some of the top offensive players in the nation to only one or two goals. In addition, the defender led Clemson in caused turnovers this season with 16. Miller proved to play a critical role on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball. The team captain registered hat tricks in four games: Gardner-Webb, Campbell, Virginia Tech, and Pitt. Miller totaled 23 goals, 11 assists, 20 ground balls, eight caused turnovers, and 33 draw controls this season. For complete coverage of the Clemson women’s lacrosse team, follow @ClemsonWlax on Instagram and Twitter and @ClemsonWLacrosse on Facebook.

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Clemson Lacrosse Welcomes 19 Transfers to Inaugural Roster

The first edition of Clemson women’s lacrosse will feature 19 transfers, Head Coach Allison Kwolek announced on Friday. The group is composed of 11 graduate transfers and eight undergraduates, all of whom will be expected to contribute as leaders in the program’s first season. “We are beyond thrilled with the caliber of players we will have on our roster this coming year,” raved Kwolek. “Clemson obviously offers a lot to a transfer, with its impressive academics and tremendous athletic tradition. We have a great mix of players that have experience playing at the highest level of collegiate lacrosse, and multiple players who were all-conference selections and led their team in scoring. We are really looking forward to getting this group out on the field together this fall and having them ready for the spring of 2023.” GRADUATE TRANSFERS Jalyn Jimerson, Midfield Jimerson joins the Tigers from Syracuse, where she played in 21 career games notching four goals and one assist. She is currently playing in the World Cup with Haudenosaunee team, and will play in World Lacrosse Sixes with Haudenosaunee. Prior to joining the Orange, she was a three-time US Lacrosse All-America honoree. Emma Johnson, Midfield Hailing from Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Emma Johnson provides a burst of offense from the midfield position. In her senior season at Davidson she played in all 18 games, scoring 19 goals and notching eight assists. Following the season, she was tabbed to the All-A10 second team. Krissy Kowalski, Goalie Kowalski started 10 games in net and played in 14 in her final season with the Quakers, tallying 102 saves on the year. In 2022, she led the Ivy League in both goals against average (9.37) and save percentage (.500). Her efforts earned an All-Ivy League honorable mention. Mallory Martel, Defense In her four year career at Arizona State, Martel played in 54 and started in 40 games for the Sun Devils. She’s scooped up 41 ground balls in her career, while also managing to score three goals and notch four assists from the defense position. Belle Martire, Attack A three-time All-CAA second team selection, Martire brings an extremely impressive résumé to Clemson. As a four year starter at William and Mary, she made her mark in Tribe history, scoring 149 goals in just 49 games, good for third-most in school history. As a team captain, she led the team in goals (37), assists (16) and points (53) in her senior season. She plays a prominent role for the Czech Republic National Team, and was tabbed by USA Lacrosse Magazine as one of the “30 Players to Watch'' at the World Championships this July. Marina Miller, Midfield Miller follows Kwolek to Clemson from Richmond and looks to play an immediate role in the team’s midfield. As a senior in 2022, she started all 18 games for the Spiders, netting 20 goals and adding 10 assists, while also finishing second on the team in draw controls with 48. In her three years at Richmond, she totaled 34 goals and 17 assists. Maddy Maloney, Attack As a senior in 2022, Maloney played in all 20 games for UMass, scoring 21 assisting on eight goals. 10 of the 20 games for the Minutemen saw Maloney record a multi-point performance. The Minutemen finished the season 16-4. Gianna New, Attack New joins former Davidson teammate Emma Johnson as transfers to Clemson. Both former wildcats were All-A10 second team players. New played and started in 33 games for Davidson, securing a whopping 78 goals and 17 assists in her two seasons. As a captain, New was second in the A10 in goals (47) and fifth in points per game (3.50) Kerri Thornton, Attack Thornton earned a spot on the All-CAA first team in her senior year with Towson. The Stony Brook, N.Y. native was incredible in her final season, finishing with a team-best 44 points on 37 goals and 7 assists. She notched six hat tricks throughout the campaign and was a crucial part of leading the team to the CAA Championship Game. She finished the regular season with a bang, scoring a career-high six goals en route to a 17-10 win over the Delaware Blue Hens. Chloe Willard, Attack Over her four years at Colorado, Willard played in 52 games and started in 26. She totaled 53 goals and 37 assists. As a junior in 2021, she led the team with 15 assists, and displayed her scoring prowess in 2022 with 24 goals. UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFERS Isabella D’Gracia, Junior - Defense D’Gracia joins the Tiger defense from Marist College, where she started in all 16 games this past season. Throughout her sophomore campaign she caused 16 turnovers, scooped 23 ground balls and had 36 draw controls. Hanna Hilcoff, Senior - Attack As junior in 2022, Hilcoff made the All-Pac 12 second team while becoming the quickest Oregon Duck to reach 100 goals in school history (37 games). Her all-conference recognition was the second of her career. She scored multiple goals in 13 of her 18 games played, including eight games in which she secured a hat trick. She is set to play in World Lacrosse Sixes with the Israeli team. Bella Karstien, Junior - Midfield A member of the 2021 All-ACC freshman team, Karstien has played 29 games for the Louisville Cardinals, accumulating 15 goals and five assists in 9 starts. She is one of three Tigers (Ella Little, Jalyn Jimerson) joining the team from an ACC school. Emily Lamparter, Sophomore - Goalie Lamparter appeared in five games as the Terrapins netminder, allowing just six goals on 14 shots on net. She was a contributor on the 2022 Maryland team that made it to the Final Four. Prior to beginning her collegiate career, she was ranked the top goaltender in the 2021 class by Inside Lacrosse. Ella Little, Junior - Midfield Coming to Clemson from the National Champion North Carolina program, Little is an excellent draw specialist, having won 24 draw controls in her 14 games off the bench. Nakeeya McCardell, Junior - Midfield McCardell will join Oregon teammate Hilcoff as a member of the first Clemson lacrosse team. In her first two seasons with the Ducks, she made an immediate impact, starting 27 games and playing in all 30. She totaled 21 points on 16 goals, but contributed primarily on the defensive end with 17 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers in her sophomore season. Sara Palmisano, Junior - Attack Palmisano played in 21 games in her two year career with Denver, notching five goals on nine shots. Prior to joining Denver, she was a 2017-18 Under Armour All-American. Emma Tilson, Senior - Midfield Traveling to Tigertown from Maryland alongside Lamparter, Tilson played in six career games with the Terrapins. She has twice earned Big 10 All-Academic honors. FULL LIST OF TRANSFERS: Isabella D’Gracia - Jr. - Marist Hanna Hilcoff - Sr. - Oregon Jalyn Jimerson - Gr. - Syracuse Emma Johnson - Gr. - Davidson Isabella Karstien - So. - Louisville Krissy Kowalski - Gr. - Penn Emily Lamparter - So. - Maryland Ella Little - Jr. - North Carolina Mallory Martel - Gr. - Arizona State Belle Martire - Gr. - William & Mary Nakeeya McCardell - Jr. - Oregon Marina Miller - Gr. - Richmond Maddy Maloney - Gr. - UMass Gianna New - Gr. - Davidson Sara Palmisano - Jr. - Denver Kerri Thornton - Gr. - Towson Emma Tilson - Sr. - Maryland Chloe Willard - Gr. - Colorado Starr Wilmot-Howard - Gr. - William & Mary

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Women's DI Portal Happenings: More Additions, Plus Commitment Updates

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Ducks Drop Heartbreaker In OT - University of Oregon Athletics

Oregon fought valiantly to force extra time Friday night, but No. 23 Arizona State escaped with a victory.

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