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THE SCOOP] ground balls
Megan Whittle
Regular season wins for Louisville, a record for the seventh-year program. The Cardinals rattled off nine straight to win the Big East regular season title, going undefeated in the conference (7-0) and at home (6-0).
13 104
Senior on USC, Ceilidh Meagher. The Trojans sent her out on a high note in her home finale, upsetting Stanford 11-10 on April 20 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
1 12
Years since Brother
Rice (Mich.) last
lost to an in-state foe, a streak snapped April 17 by Detroit Country Day, which defeated the Warriors 8-7.
>>LAX OUT LOUD MAX PARKER
“When I’m laying down on my death bed one day, I’ll look back knowing I gave it all I possibly had. Whether that be starting this research, being an oncologist, serving my community or winning as many faceoffs as I can for Syracuse University.”
— Lake Highland Prep (Fla.) senior and Syracuse commit Max Parker, who after losing a friend and teacher to cancer aspires to a career in oncology
Source: The Daily Orange 20 LACROSSE MAGAZINE May 2014>> A Publication of US Lacrosse
Consecutive wins for the McDonogh
(Md.) girls’ team, a new national record, after beating St. Paul’s (Md.) 18-10 on April 17. At press time, the streak reached 107 and the Eagles had not lost since April 11, 2009.
25
Faceoffs won in 31 attempts by Furman freshman
Hil Blaze in a 13-12 double-overtime win April 12 over VMI — the first victory in Paladins history.
746,859
Number of players on organized lacrosse teams in 2013, according to the annual US Lacrosse Participation Report. Youth participation topped 400,000 for the first time ever. Lacrosse continues to be the fastest-growing sport at the high school and college levels, with 290,046 high school players and more than 35,000 competing on college teams in 2013.
15
Consecutive wins by third-year varsity program
Emmanuel (Mass.) to close the regular season and claim its first berth in the NCAA Division III men’s tournament.
101 Hil Blaze
Points Toronto forward
Garrett Billings had before he tore his ACL April 10 against Vancouver. Billings was having an MVP-caliber year as the first player in NLL history to surpass 100 points three times. Cody Jamieson passed him for the scoring crown.
©JOHN STROHSACKER (MW); ©JEREMY FLEMING (HB); ©SCOTT MCCALL (MP)
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