High School Zone: College

The schedule featured a full slate of college scrimmages as we ran down for you this morning. Be sure to check back here for results as they come in and post any info/thoughts on any scrimmages you may have attended. In a three-way scrimmage at Syracuse that also included Hofstra and Le Moyne, Hofstra edged […]

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Most of the sports focus this weekend is on Super Bowl XLV, which, of course, will be played tomorrow in Dallas. But for lax fans, there are some interesting scrimmages going on today throughout the Northeast. We will be getting reports on some of them, including the two going on at Syracuse as No. 2 […]

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The first scrimmages of the preseason are set for this weekend. Among them: Navy at Duke and Colgate at Delaware on noon Saturday and UMass at St. John’s at 1 p.m., also on Saturday. You can check out a listing of scrimmages set the next few weeks compiled by LaxPower.com by clicking here. The schedule […]

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While most reading this undoubtedly spent part of today once again digging out from the third major snowstorm to hit the region in the last three weeks, you can take some comfort in the fact that spring will be here soon, and before that, there will be plenty of lacrosse to enjoy College teams from […]

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We told you folks way back, back, back on Aug. 29 that former Rocky Point star Tommy Palasek would likely end up at Syracuse after announcing his transfer from Johns Hopkins. Today, it became official. Palasek has enrolled at the ‘Cuse and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining, starting with this season. You can […]

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Do you want yet another example of the nationwide growth of lacrosse? Here goes. Marquette University has announced that it will be adding Division I teams in both men’s and women’s lacrosse in 2012. Considering Marquette’s Big East status — and its Midwest location — this is big news on many fronts. Particularly during this […]

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We’ve been passing along high school non-league schedules and college schedules as they’ve been finalized the last few weeks. Yesterday, Johns Hopkins released its schedule. Today, we have a few college schedules to pass along, including defending national champion Duke. The Blue Devils’ schedule is highlighted by a 6:30 p.m. game on Sunday, April 3 […]

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Earlier this month, we told you that Syracuse University’s 2011 schedule was unique in that just two of the Orange’s games — at Princeton and at Villanova —  are true road games. Johns Hopkins University unveiled its ’11 schedule today and it also is noteworthy in that just two games — at Delaware and at […]

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For Jordan Fried, just finishing the New York City Marathon last Sunday was a significant achievement in itself. But that accomplishment becomes even more meaningful because the Horace Greeley grad, who is a sophomore attackman on Hofstra’s men’s lacrosse team, was part of “Fred’s Team,” a group of runners devoted to raising proceeds for cancer […]

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We have been releasing some league alignments and non-section games for varsity teams from the Hudson Valley/Long Island/Connecticut region the last few weeks. Speaking of which, I can report that games next season between Manhasset and John Jay as well as Ridgefield and John Jay are now set. There will, of course, be more to […]

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Well gang, it was a busy weekend of fall ball action. Ric Beardsley, pictured above, was among the distinguished alums on display as a team of former Syracuse University stars took on this year’s Orange squad in an exhibition game at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse. Though the alum fell 14-12, they did put on […]

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Few numbers carry with them the expectations than wearing No. 22 for the Syracuse men’s lacrosse team. As we told you here yesterday, it’s a number steeped in tradition, going back to the days of the great Gary Gait. The player now entrusted with continuing that tradition is the leading scorer in Somers High School […]

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You could argue that there is no number more steeped in tradition in college sports than the No. 22 at Syracuse University’s lacrosse program. Gary Gait wore it. Then the Powell brothers (Casey, Ryan and Mikey). Most recently, both Dan Hardy and Cody Jamieson. Next season, it will be worn by former Somers two-time all-American […]

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There is some major college coaching news to report. One of the nation’s most highly regarded coaches, Jeff Tambroni (pictured at left), who has led Cornell to the Division I final four three times the last four years, has accepted the head-coaching position at Penn State. John Tillman, who has lifted Harvard to the upper […]

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CJ Costabile of New Fairfield wound up being the star of Duke’s dramatic 6-5 victory today against Notre Dame in the national title game in Baltimore. (Photo courtesy Duke University athletics) New Fairfield’s CJ Costabile cleanly won the opening faceoff of the first overtime and then scored on the ensuing fastbreak to give Duke a […]

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