Maryland junior defender Megan Douty, freshman midfielder Zoe Stukenberg and head coach Cathy Reese earned 2014 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Lacrosse individual postseason honors, as voted on by the league’s eight head coaches and announced Monday by the conference office.
Douty and Stukenberg were named ACC Defensive and Co-Freshman of the Year, respectively, while Reese garnered coach of the year honors for a sixth-straight season.
John Wall is playing the game at a different speed then Indiana. Barring injury the Wizards will take this series in 6 games or less.
Just a few comments:
Let’s see Duke is #1 at 13-3 and Maryland thoroughly dominated them when they played
Let’s see Cuse is #2 at 11-4 and Maryland humiliated the Orange at the Dome 16-8
Maryland is 11-3 and seeded 7th –Why?
Quint and Carcaterra barely mentioned a word about Maryland. They dropped every name in lacrosse but never mentioned Niko or Chanenchuck, or believe it or not Charlie Raffa.
No team in the tournament was treated more unfairly then … Read More »
When the entire world knows Kyle Lowry is going to drive to the bucket for the final shot, it will usually not work.
Junior Jay Carlson scored two goals and added an assist on “Senior Day” to lead the No. 7 University of Maryland men’s lacrosse team to a 12-6 victory over Navy in front of 4,538 Saturday afternoon at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium.
The Terrapins improve to 11-3 on the year, while the Midshipman end their season at 4-10.
Maryland started off the scoring at 12:07 with a transition goal. Senior Brian Cooper caused a Navy turnover in the Maryland … Read More »
