[
THE SCOOP] ground balls 261 0
Career points for Cornell senior
attackman Rob Pannell
34 5
Years since the Salisbury men last had
a sub-.500 record, a streak snapped after February losses to Lynchburg and Washington & Lee put the two-time defending champion in a 1-2 hole to start the 2013 season.
Goals scored by High Point freshman
attackman Dan Lomas in the Panthers’ first- ever game, a 12-10 loss to Delaware on Feb. 2. Lomas followed that effort with four- goal game in a 9-7 win over Towson on Feb. 8.
226
Career draw
controls
for Lafayette junior Ana White after grabbing 10 in a 16-9 win Feb. 27 over Columbia, setting the Patriot League record.
following a nine-point performance in his first game back from a foot injury, a 19-11 win Feb. 24 over Hobart. Pannell passed Big Red great Eamon McEneaney (256) to become the No. 2 all-time scorer at Cornell. Pannell trailed only legend Mike French (296) at press time.
8 1
Teams in the Big South women’s lacrosse
league. Three of the programs – Winthrop, Coastal Carolina and Campbell – made their debut this year.
Game
in NCAA women’s
lacrosse history featuring two teams
from historically black colleges. Delaware State hosted Howard in the first
such encounter March 15.
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Goals scored by Penn State’s Mackenzie Cyr in a 13-11 loss at Loyola on Feb. 23. Greyhound freshman defender Molly Lesher earned Big East Defensive Player of the Week honors for shutting out Cyr, the Nittany Lions’ top scorer.
10
Career-high ground balls by Maryland
senior long pole Jesse Bernhardt in a 12-10 upset of defending NCAA champion Loyola on Feb. 23. The Greyhounds defeated the Terps 9-3 in the 2012 NCAA final.
518
High school boys’
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