Editor’s note: This story appeared in the March issue of New England Lacrosse Journal. The America East conference made the decision to cancel all spring practices and competitions on March 12 due to the spread of the coronavirus, at which time the UNH women’s lacrosse team had a 1-4 record. Last … [Read more...]
Women’s lax roundup: Big players put up big numbers
Ivy League teams and goalies emerge as a theme for this week’s look at standout performances among New England women’s college lacrosse teams and players. In addition, we give a shoutout to a player having a career year so far for one of the newest programs in the area. Tessa Queri | Harvard, … [Read more...]
Women’s Lacrosse Preview: Big games across the divisions
Can Boston College stop the high-powered Notre Dame offense? Will Dartmouth continue their rise in the national rankings? This weekend will answer those questions and more with a full slate of women’s lacrosse action across all levels. Let’s dive in. … [Read more...]
Women’s lax roundup: Alexa Weber makes history
It was a big weekend in women's lacrosse. A record-setting ten-point performance for Bryant leads this weekend’s New England women’s college lacrosse highlights. Some familiar names make the lineup again, while others had fabulous outings in their team’s first action of the season. Without further … [Read more...]
Big performances on both ends of the field highlight women’s lax weekend
From defensive prowess to overtime heroics, this weekend saw seven top performances from local women’s college lacrosse players. Take a look at some standouts from the Division I, II and III levels from around New England: Katie Bourque | Dartmouth, senior, attack/midfield Dartmouth continued on its … [Read more...]
Women’s lax: BU-Dartmouth highlights big weekend across all divisions
It’s time for everyone to join the women’s lacrosse party, as teams across Division I, II and III teams in action this weekend. Several of the region’s top Division I teams are away against nationally-ranked teams including our second and third-ranked teams, Boston College and UMass. The Division II … [Read more...]
