LAX Preview: Navy (4-5) at Colgate (3-6)
The Navy Midshipmen travel to Hamilton, NY Saturday afternoon to face the Colgate Raiders in men’s lacrosse.
The Navy Midshipmen travel to Hamilton, NY Saturday afternoon to face the Colgate Raiders in men’s lacrosse.
Despite a strong performance from co-captain Ryan Wade, Navy suffered a defeat for a third game in a row Saturday, losing to Holy Cross, 12-9, in men’s lacrosse.
The Navy Midshipmen head to Worcester, MA to face the Holy Cross Crusaders in men’s lacrosse action Saturday at noon. The Mids are coming off a disappointing 15-8 loss to Lehigh last weekend. As a result, Navy sits at the .500 mark in both their overall (4-4) and Patriot League (2-2) records this season.
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Despite holding a 5-4 advantage at halftime, the Navy Midshipmen fell to the Lehigh Mountain Hawks, 15-8, in men’s lacrosse Saturday afternoon in Annapolis.
The Mountain Hawks are riding high on four straight wins. The Midshipmen are looking for revenge from last week’s drubbing. With emotions charged in both the stands and on the field, an upset brews in Annapolis at high noon.
The Greyhounds of Loyola Maryland dominated the Midshipmen of Navy, 18-5, in men’s lacrosse action Saturday afternoon in Baltimore. With the win, the Hounds improve to 5-2 overall and 2-0 in the Patriot League. Navy drops to 4-3 this season and 2-1 in conference play.
The Navy Midshipmen head to Baltimore on Saturday afternoon to take on the ninth-ranked Loyola Maryland Greyhounds at Ridley Athletic Complex at 1:00 pm ET. With identical overall records of 4-2, Navy’s men’s lacrosse team is 2-0 this year in Patriot League action while Loyola is 1-0 in conference play.
Surprising precisely no one, the Washington Nationals announced Monday that Max Scherzer would be their Opening Day starter. The expected move officially sets up a blockbuster matchup to kick off the season March 28 at Nationals Park. Jacob deGrom, the defending Cy Young Award winner, will take the mound for the New York Mets.
The Washington Nationals defeated the Houston Astros, 6-4, Sunday afternoon in West Palm Beach. With the win, the Nationals improve to 8-7 this spring, while the Astros drop back to 8-7.