No. 3 Maryland men’s lacrosse uses strong third quarter to rout Johns Hopkins, 18-10
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Anthony DeMaio knew exactly what was on the line Saturday afternoon.
With about two minutes left in the second quarter, he was looking to even up the score and earn his first hat-trick of the season before heading into halftime. The senior, who had been uncharacteristically inaccurate at Penn State, reminded viewers once again why he’s an All-American.
Goal number three for DeMaio was also shot number three, one that went straight between the legs of Johns Hopkins’ Josh Kirson after a behind the net an assist from Kyle Long. The shot prompted a knee jerk reaction by Kirson, whose awkwardly bent legs couldn’t impede the ball from reaching the back of the net. And with the tie, the Terps didn’t look back as the second half ensued.
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The action perks up significantly this week with the majority of DI teams in action.
Tuesday is for the hunter with North Carolina hosting High Point on the ACC Network at 2 p.m.
Saturday s action is robust currently 19 games on the docket, but some of those are likely to be postponed. Check the www.insidelacrosse.com calendar for the complete listing and have your head on a swivel for postponements and changes, which will become standard operating procedure in 2021. The Big Ten debuts with its conference only format.
Wear a mask. Cherish the ‘to-go’ meals eaten solo in your hotel room. Travel safe. Be stealthy while dodging COVID. Have fun you’re working too hard not enjoy game day. And good luck.