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Two-sport athletes being inducted into the Hofstra
Athletic Hall of Fame on April 13, 2013. Doug Shanahan was the first-ever Tewaaraton Award winner and a two-time All-American football player for the Pride between 1998 and 2001. Kathleen Mikowski Durnski played lacrosse and soccer between 2000 and 2003, and is the Pride’s all-time women’s lacrosse leader with 240 points.
lacrosse teams in Washington state in 2013 — the largest one-year increase the state has ever seen.
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Goals scored in the NLL season
opener Jan. 5 between the Washington Stealth and the Rochester Knighthawks. Washington defeated the defending
champs, 13- 12, on a game- winner from forward Athan Iannucci
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Save percentage of Mercy (N.Y.) College goalie Stephanie DiLegge, the best in Division III in 2012. The Mavericks begin their 2013 season March 2 against Wilmington (Del.)
Career points at South
Side (N.Y.) High for 5-foot-11 attacker Emily Considine. Considine, who red- shirted the 2012 season at Syracuse, will play for Hofstra in this season.
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Teams that participated in Sticks for
Soldiers, a tournament at Fairfield Ludlowe (Conn.) High. The event raised more than $65,000 to support the rehabilitation of Army Captain Gregory Galeazzi of Glastonbury and USMC Sgt. Greg Caron (pictured with Fairfield Ludlowe boys), who were wounded in Afghanistan.
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Faceoff winning percentage of Air Force midfielder Bryan Price. The junior, who was a walk-on last season, was elected team captain for 2013.
Division III conferences that sponsor
women’s lacrosse, with the addition of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference, which voted to make it an official league sport on Dec. 5. The PAC also elevated men’s lacrosse to a conference sport, becoming the 22nd D-III league to do so.
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Times Lehigh hosted the US Lacrosse
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