Baltimore Sun: U.S. World Cup women's lacrosse team features 13 from Md. In preparation for the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse World Cup, US Lacrosse announced its 36-woman national team, which includes 13 players from Maryland. The Star: Long Island Lizards beats Toronto Nationals 16-11 in Major League Lacrosse play Stephen Berger scored four goals and added two assists as the Long Island Lizards beat the Toronto Nationals 16-11 in Major League Lacrosse play Saturday. Wittenberg University: 10-Goal Tiger Effort Falls Short In Conference Opener Against Kenyon GAMBIER, Ohio – The Wittenberg women’s lacrosse team began league play tonight by unbeaten Kenyon College. The Ladies continued their perfect season as they defeated the Tigers 10-15. Baltimore Sun: Mount St. Joseph tabs longtime Terps assistant as lacrosse coach After 27 years in College Park, Slafkosky will try to resurrect moribund Gaels programWhen Maryland decided to overhaul its men's lacrosse program at the end of the season, defensive coordinator Dave Slafkosky was left pondering his options after spending almost 27 years at the school. The Star: U.S. beats Canada for world lacrosse gold John Grant fired in three goals for Canada in the losing effort in the world field lacrosse gold medal game. Baltimore Sun: U.S. men's lacrosse team defeats Canada for world title A four-year long rebuilding project by the U.S. men's national team culminated Saturday in a 12-10 victory over Canada -- the team that dethroned it in 2006 -- in the Federation of International Lacrosse world championship (FIL) World Championship final before an announced 4,651. Baltimore Sun: Terps lacrosse coach Tillman hires one assistant, retains another Maryland coach John Tillman announced the hiring of Kevin Warne and the retention of Ryan Moran as assistant coaches. Baltimore Sun: U.S. lacrosse team routs Japan in semifinals Americans will play Canada in Federation of International Lacrosse World ChampionshipThe Americans will advance to play in Saturday's final against defending champion Canada, which dealt the U.S. its only loss of the tournament in pool play Saturday. Baltimore Sun: U.S. lacrosse team routs Japan, 19-5 Kyle Dixon (Archbishop Spalding) and Drew Westervelt (John Carroll) scored two goals apiece, and the U.S. men's national team coasted to a 19-5 victory over Japan in its pool-play finale at the Federation of International Lacrosse World Championships in Manchester, England. Baltimore Sun: Ex-Terps coach Cottle joins Bayhawks as consultant Former Maryland and Loyola coach Dave Cottle has joined the Chesapeake Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse as a consultant, president Brendan Kelly announced Monday. Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Northwestern's Munday named Mount women's lax coach Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Next page-->

baltimoresun.com college lacrosse headlines Headlines from the web site of The Baltimore Sun View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Northwestern's Munday named Mount women's lax coach ·Hopkins' Pietramala gets extension Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala agreed to a contract extension Thursday that will run through the 2016 season. ·U.S. World Cup women's lacrosse team features 13 from Md. In preparation for the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse World Cup, US Lacrosse announced its 36-woman national team, which includes 13 players from Maryland. ·Towson hires former Terps standout as women's lacrosse coach LaMonica served as Tigers assistant before taking over Mount St. Mary's program last yearSonia LaMonica, former Maryland Terrapins All-American and Mount St. Mary's coach, was named Friday to take over a Towson University women's lacrosse program that has made huge strides on the national stage in the past few years. ·Terps lacrosse coach Tillman hires one assistant, retains another Maryland coach John Tillman announced the hiring of Kevin Warne and the retention of Ryan Moran as assistant coaches. ·U.S. lacrosse team routs Japan in semifinals Americans will play Canada in Federation of International Lacrosse World ChampionshipThe Americans will advance to play in Saturday's final against defending champion Canada, which dealt the U.S. its only loss of the tournament in pool play Saturday. ·U.S. lacrosse team routs Japan, 19-5 Kyle Dixon (Archbishop Spalding) and Drew Westervelt (John Carroll) scored two goals apiece, and the U.S. men's national team coasted to a 19-5 victory over Japan in its pool-play finale at the Federation of International Lacrosse World Championships in Manchester, England. ·Ex-Terps coach Cottle joins Bayhawks as consultant Former Maryland and Loyola coach Dave Cottle has joined the Chesapeake Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse as a consultant, president Brendan Kelly announced Monday. ·U.S. lacrosse stomps England, 17-5 Paul Rabil (Johns Hopkins) scored three goals and had a game-high five points to lead the U.S. men's national team to a 17-5 victory over host England in the Federation of International Lacrosse championships at the University of Manchester. ·ACC names Maryland's McFadden Scholar-Athlete of the Year Maryland's Caitlyn McFadden (Notre Dame Prep) was named the Atlantic Coast Conference's women's lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year for the second straight season.

The Star - Rock/Lacrosse Headlines from The Toronto Star. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lizards defeat Nationals 13-7 in Toronto’s final game of MLL season Tim Goettelmann and Stephen Peyser each had three goals as the Long Island Lizards defeated the Nationals 13-7 on Saturday in Toronto’s final game of the Major League Lacrosse season. ·Long Island Lizards beats Toronto Nationals 16-11 in Major League Lacrosse play Stephen Berger scored four goals and added two assists as the Long Island Lizards beat the Toronto Nationals 16-11 in Major League Lacrosse play Saturday. ·U.S. beats Canada for world lacrosse gold John Grant fired in three goals for Canada in the losing effort in the world field lacrosse gold medal game. ·Canada reaches world field lacrosse final Canada and the United States to meet in world field lacrosse final Saturday in Manchester. ·Canada cruising in world lacrosse Oakville’s Dan Dawson scored six times, leading Canada to a 23-4 triumph over Germany at the world field lacrosse championship. ·Canada cruises in field lacrosse After crushing Australia 19-5, Canada can lock up top spot in its pool Monday at the world field lacrosse championship. ·Canada outmuscles U.S. at lacrosse worlds With three goals apiece from John Grant and Rhys Duch, Canada improved to 2-0 at the world field lacrosse championship in Manchester, England. ·U.S. clears Iroquois lacrosse team to go to U.K. Iroquois lacrosse teams still faces hurdle in getting British visas and will miss first game of world championship. ·Passport dispute may keep Iroquois from world lacrosse tournament The Iroquois helped invent lacrosse. But they might not be at this year’s world championship ecause of a dispute over their passports ·Lacrosse association loses charitable status The Canadian Lacrosse Association has been stripped of its status as a registered charity after an investigation by the Canadian Revenue Agency.

College Sports News - Men's Lacrosse Latest College Sports news from www.cstv.com View source archive --> Search this source --> ·North Carolina: UNC Men's Lacrosse Players Run In Support Of Eve Carson Memorial Fund Dozens of members of the University of North Carolina men's and women's lacrosse teams were among 1,000 runners who competed Saturday, November 15 in a five-kilometer on-campus run to raise funds for the Eve Marie Carson Memorial Fund, First Book and Clyde Erwin Elementary School. Nearly $23,500 were raised for the charities. ·North Carolina: UNC Men's Lacrosse Team Puts Their Tools To Work Thirteen members of the University of North Carolina men's lacrosse team spent Saturday, November 15 helping build a new Habitat for Humanity House that will soon be finished in Hillsborough, N.C. Senior defenseman Chris Cortina organized the endeavor on behalf of the team ashe worked with Faith Gardner, the construction site supervisor for Habitat For Humanity of Orange County, N.C., in organized the volunteer effort. ·Loyola: Men's Lacrosse Ink Seven Recruits On Signing Day Loyola Head Men's Lacrosse Coach Charley Toomey announced today that the program has received commitments from seven student-athletes for the 2009-10 academic year. The Greyhounds open up their 2009 campaign on February 14 in Atlanta vs. Notre Dame. ·Navy: The Ties That Bind For the last eight years at least one of Robert and LaRue Lennon's sons - Clipper, Billy, Bobby and Joe - has found his home in Bancroft Hall at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. And in each of those eight years a Lennon has proudly worn a Navy blue and gold uniform, representing the Midshipmen on Saturday afternoons in the spring on the lacrosse field. ·Navy: Naval Academy To Hos New Balance Major League Lacrosse Championship Weekend Major League Lacrosse (MLL), the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, and the Naval Academy Athletic Association (NAAA) announced today that they have come to terms on a multi-year agreement which will make Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium home to the New Balance Championship Weekend for the next three years, according to MLL Commissioner David Gross. ·Maryland: Maryland Men's Lacrosse Releases 2009 Schedule Maryland men's lacrosse coach Dave Cottle has released the Terps' 2009 schedule. The schedule features six games against 2008 NCAA tournament teams and has Maryland taking part in two major events at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium. ·North Carolina: Men's Lacrosse Team Volunteers At Ronald McDonald House The 2008-09 University of North Carolina men's lacrosse team made a visit to the Ronald McDonald House in Chapel Hill on October 25 to help with one of the House's annual fund-raising projects. The entire team took part in the making of luminaries that will be used at homes, one sidewalks and lining streets in the Chapel Hill holiday season. ·Siena: Men's Lacrosse Visits the Ronald McDonald House The Siena men's lacrosse team visited the Ronald McDonald House in Albany last week to serve as chefs for a day. ·Maryland: Terrapin Men's Lacrosse Signing Day Central National Signing Day has arrived and Signing Day Central will have the most up-to-date coverage of Maryland men's lacrosse's 2008 recruiting class. Return throughout the day for updates as the signings take place. Bios will be posted shortly after word is received and posted that players have officially signed. ·North Carolina: Podcasting James Petracca and Thomas Wood Podcast Featuring James Petracca and Thomas WoodMen's Lacrosse Hosts Carolina Dreams Event At Football GameUNC Men's Lacrosse Selected To Play In Big City ClassicComplete Podcast With Billy Benz BitterFrom From Fetzer To Finley: Eyes Wide OpenPodcast with Chris Cortina & Matthias McCallPodcast With Junior Attackman Gavin PetraccaPodcast With Defenseman Ryan Flanagan2009 Team Picture, Updated Head-And-Shoulders Pictur ...

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College Sports News - Women's Lacrosse Latest College Sports news from www.cstv.com View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Villanova: Seven Newcomers Bolster Wildcats Villanova head women's lacrosse coach Jebb Chagan has welcomed a group of seven freshmen into the fold this fall and looks forward to the impact they can make when they take the field in 2009. ·Vanderbilt: Lax signs seven players for 2010 season NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Vanderbilt lacrosse program recently received seven commitments from high school players for the 2010 season. The new team members will join a club losing five seniors to graduation in the spring of 2009. ·Old Dominion: ODU Women's Lacrosse Announces 2009 Slate NORFOLK, Va. - Head coach of the Old Dominion University women's lacrosse team Sue Stahl announced the 2009 schedule today, headlined by three games at home against teams ranked in the Final IWLCA Top 20 last season. ODU will boast a new home venue, the Powhatan Sports Complex, and will welcome in eight teams including #6 Virginia, #16 George Mason and #20 William & Mary. ·Navy: Navy Announces 2009 Women's Lacrosse Schedule The Midshipmen kick off the second season of Division I women's lacrosse at the Naval Academy on February 13 against Presbyterian in the first of 10 home dates at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium. ·Duquesne: Coach Scerbo Announces 2009 Girl's Lacrosse Coaching Clinic Duquesne lacrosse head coach Michael Scerbo has announced the 2009 Girl's Lacrosse Coaching Clinic will be held on, February 7, 2009 at A.J. Palumbo Center beginning at 9:30 a.m. ·Navy: Lauren Gillam to Serve as 2009 Women's Lacrosse Captain Senior Lauren Gillam has been elected by her peers to serve as Navy's team captain for the 2009 women's lacrosse season. Gillam recently caught up with Navysports.com to talk about the honor. ·Maryland: Maryland Women's Lacrosse Releases 2009 Schedule The Maryland women's lacrosse team has once again assembled a challenging slate for the 2009 season as the Terps face seventeams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament last season. The Terps beginplay with a pair of exhibition contests against the U.S. National Team in Florida on February 1 before heading to Richmond on February 15th for the season opener. ·Northwestern: National Champion Wildcats Visit Washington, D.C. After capturing their fourth-straight national championship in May, the Wildcat women's lacrosse team spent the day Wednesday in our nation's capital, having the opportunity to meet President George W. Bush as well as attend a taping of ESPN's popular show Pardon the Interruption. ·Boston College: Women's Lacrosse Names 2009 Captains The Boston College Women's Lacrosse team has tabbed three seniors to captain the team for the 2009 season.Attackers Maura Mahoney and Jenna McCabe and Midfielder Lauren Fitzpatrick were chosen as team captains for their experience and leadership both on and off the field. ·Fresno State: Behme Keynote Speaker at Coaches Convention Fresno State women's lacrosse coach Sue Behme loves teaching and coaching the game of lacrosse. Last weekend she shared her knowledge with women's lacrosse coaches at the Utah Lacrosse Association Convention in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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