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Jeff Teat to Make PLL Debut Friday at Homewood Field

Johns Hopkins Ends Losing Streak, Michigan Gets First Big Ten Tourney Win

3 takeaways from No. 8 Syracuse's 22-8 blowout loss to No. 4 Notre Dame

3 takeaways from No. 8 Syracuse’s 22-8 blowout loss to No. 4 Notre Dame Courtesy of Rich Barnes | USA Today Sports Syracuse’s defense struggled to stop Pat Kavanagh, who finished with a Notre Dame record of 10 points. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. In the final six seconds of the first half, short-stick defensive midfielder Peter Dearth received a pass from Stephen Rehfuss and charged toward the cage. The most unlikely scorer, Dearth, unloaded a strike into the back of the net. He walked into the locker room at halftime as the Orange’s leading scorer, with two goals. Dearth’s offensive success was telling of SU’s failures against Notre Dame. The Orange collapsed in the second quarter, conceding a 10-2 run to close out the half. Plagued by turnovers, limited possessions and a porous zone defense, Syracuse couldn’t prevent a losing record in conference play.

Chaos LC Acquires Chris Cloutier, Wes Berg in Separate Trades

Fri Apr 30 2021 | Staff Reports | Pro PHOTO COURTESY OF PREMIER LACROSSE LEAGUE At the end of the same week as the Premier Lacrosse League College Draft, Chaos LC head coach Andy Towers is not done shaping his roster. In a move announced by the league Friday evening, Chaos LC acquired attackman Chris Cloutier from Atlas LC in exchange for a third round pick in the 2022 PLL College Draft. OFFICIAL TRADE @PLLAtlas and @PLLChaos have completed a trade. Chaos receives Chris Cloutier and Atlas receives Chaos 3rd Round Pick in the 2022 College Draft. pic.twitter.com/ugyfC1yzhF Cloutier, a Canadian, had seven points during the PLL Championship Series in Utah this summer. While at North Carolina, Cloutier was named to the All-ACC team and was a USILA third team All-American.

Penn State roundup: Women's lacrosse falls in Big Ten quarterfinals, men's lacrosse preps for Big Ten tourney and more

Penn State roundup: Women’s lacrosse falls in Big Ten quarterfinals, men’s lacrosse preps for Big Ten tourney and more Today 8:02 AM Facebook Share STATE COLLEGE  The Penn State women’s lacrosse team fell to Johns Hopkins in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals, 11-9, on Thursday evening. The No. 6-seed Lions (4-9) suffer an early exit from a Big Ten tournament that was being held at Panzer Stadium, but they did make it interesting against the No. 3-seed Blue Jays (8-5). Johns Hopkins carried a 9-2 lead into halftime behind a strong first half from Mackenzie Heldberg, who had four goals. But Penn State battled back behind five second-half goals from senior Quinn Nicolai.