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Duke falls to Syracuse in NCAA lacrosse semifinals[May 24, 2009] The Duke University men’s lacrosse team suffered a 17-7 loss to Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament Semifinal on Saturday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. The second-seeded Orange outscored the third-seeded Blue Devils 9-3 in the second half to advance to the NCAA Championship on Monday, May 25.
No. 3 Duke lacrosse team quiets Red Storm, 20-7[May 3, 2009] Eleven different players tallied at least one goal as third-ranked Duke cruised to a 20-7 win over St. John’s in its final regular season game. The Blue Devils have won seven straight and 11 of their previous 12 contests.
Tar Heels lose to Duke in ACC Championship game[May 3, 2009] Senior Mike Catalino and freshman C.J. Costabile both recorded hat tricks to lead the defending champion Blue Devils to their third straight Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Championship. Duke held off a determined North Carolina team, 15-13, on Sunday afternoon, April 26, at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Duke captures third straight ACC men's lacrosse crown[May 3, 2009] Senior Mike Catalino and freshman C.J. Costabile both recorded hat tricks to lead the defending champion Blue Devils to their third straight Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Championship. Duke held off a determined North Carolina team, 15-13, on Sunday afternoon, April 26, at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C.
Tar Heels announce men's lacrosse Class of 2013 recruits[May 3, 2009] North Carolina head men's lacrosse coach Joe Breschi proudly announced on Sunday a group of 12 prospective student-athletes who will join the Tar Heel program in August of 2009. The 12 student-athletes will look to replace nine seniors who will be graduating off North Carolina's 2009 team. The class includes Ian Braddish, Stephen Burns, Marcus Holman, Stevie Kirkup, William Leighton-Armah, Greg McBride, Kieran McDonald, Ed Prevost, Conor Steidle, Sean Taylor, Zander Walters and Cam Wood.
Follow Duke men's lacrosse on Twitter[May 3, 2009] Fans of Duke men’s lacrosse now can follow the Blue Devils on Twitter. Check the Twitter Web site for updates on all of the lacrosse happenings throughout the rest of the season.
Carolina heads to ACC Lacrosse Championship game on Sunday[Apr. 25, 2009] The eighth-ranked University of North Carolina men's lacrosse squad thrived on its highest scoring output in the ACC Tournament since 2000 as first-year head coach Joe Breschi led his Tar Heels into Sunday's championship game of the 2009 ACC Men's Lacrosse Championship. The 16 goals were the most scored by the Tar Heels in tournament play since April 21, 2000 when Virginia defeated the Tar Heels 17-16 in a tournament semifinal game in College Park, Md.
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2009 All-ACC Men's Lacrosse Team[Apr. 24, 2009] Five 2009 Tewaaraton Trophy nominees highlight this year’s All-ACC Men’s Lacrosse Team as announced last week by the league office. Crotty, who currently ranks second in the nation in assists per game, was also named the 2009 All-ACC men’s lacrosse Player of the Year. The native of New Vernon, N.J., is currently the top scorer in the league and ranks sixth in the nation with 49 points through 13 games. The senior midfielder eclipsed the 100-career point mark this season and currently has 59 goals and 65 assists for 124 points to his name. He currently ranks 24th all-time in career points and needs just 12 more assists to break into the top-10 list.
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2009 ACC Men's Lacrosse Tournament
Pairings set for the 2009 ACC Men's Lacrosse Championship[Apr. 11, 2009] Pairings for the 2009 Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Lacrosse Championship have been determined, as announced by the league office on April 11. Maryland locked in the number one seed in the upcoming ACC two-day tournament, which will take place on the campus of the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, after the 8th-ranked Blue Devils defeated top-ranked Virginia Saturday afternoon.
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2009 ACC Men's Lacrosse Tournament
Duke Blue Devils come up short against Miami[Mar. 23, 2009] For the second straight match, Duke saw most of its singles contests come down to three sets and for the second straight match the Blue Devils fell on the losing side as they dropped a 4-3 decision to Miami on Sunday at Ambler Tennis Stadium.
Duke rowing inks 10 for 2009-10 school year[Dec. 8, 2008] Duke University head coach Robyn Horner announced that 10 student-athletes have signed national letters of intent to row for the Blue Devils beginning in the fall of 2009
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No. 2 seed Duke rolls past No. 3 seed Virginia in ACC Lacrosse Tournament, 16-5
Fourth-seeded North Carolina topples top-seeded Maryland in ACC Lacrosse Tournament, 16-10
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