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(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Myles Tintle) “We are who we are, and we do what we do,” said Le Moyne coach Dan Sheehan, on a virtual news conference held Sunday afternoon inside Rentschler Field. Who they are: A tough, balanced team built on defense that's opportunistic on offense.  What they do: Win championships. Le Moyne won its sixth title, stifling newcomer Lenoir-Rhyne, 12-6. The Dolphins held the high-scoring Bears to one goal in the second half, while DII Player of the Year Matt Hutchings scored six goals on eight shots, earning NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player honors. A 7-0 run...

The Lenoir-Rhyne Men's Lacrosse Team fell in the National Championship to Le Moyne College on a wet and chilly Sunday afternoon at Rentschler Field, home of UCo

Le Moyne isn’t a team that folds under pressue. So down early in the second half against the nation’s top offense wasn’t a particularly worrisome spot for the Dolphins. Especially when they have Matt Hutchings on their side. Le Moyne surged in the second half, topping Mercyhurst, 11-9, to earn a spot in the NCAA Championship Game. The No. 1-seeded Dolphins will face South top seed Lenoir-Rhyne on Memorial Day Sunday. It’s Le Moyne’s first trip to Championship Weekend since 2016, but it’s a familiar place. Le Moyne is going to its 10th title game in the last 17 years, where it is 5...

Lenoir-Rhyne Men’s Lacrosse had seven players selected to the All-Region team and Eric Dickinson has been named the Offensive Player of the Year in the South Region. Dickinson, who also took home South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year honors, becomes the first LR player to earn Regional Offensive Player of the Year honors. Dickinson is just four goals away from 200 in has the Bears in the National Semifinal game for the second time in program history. Joining Dickinson on the First Team All-Region is Bryce Reece at midfield. Reece earns his first All-Region selection as the sophomore ...

For the first time in program history, the Lenoir-Rhyne Men’s Lacrosse Team is heading to the NCAA Division II National Championship Game thanks to an 18-10 win over Wingate in the Regional Final on Sunday afternoon. The men’s lax team joins the 2013 Football squad as the only two LR programs to advance to the National Championship game in the NCAA era. Senior Eric Dickinson led Lenoir-Rhyne with six goals on the afternoon and became just the sixth player in Division II history to reach 200 goals. Dickinson came in with 196 and netted number 200 early in the second half. For the second st...