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Dan Arestia chronicled his first-ever experience at a Buffalo Bandits game. Spoiler alert: It won't be his last.

Rowyn Nurry’s first goal was more than a highlight — it was a homecoming. He's chasing gold in Korea, where his father was born and dreamed of a different life.

This is lacrosse, the Brooklyn way. Our Weekly Cover series chronicles the rise of the Crescents, a USA Lacrosse-supported group changing the game in NYC's most populous borough.

Tufts went 3-25 from 1997-98 before Mike Daly revitalized the program into a championship contender.

Limestone has already closed for good — its lacrosse teams are trying to carry on for as long as possible.

A winding road through the pandemic, injuries and cross-country transfers unexpectedly led Nicole, Chloe and Ashley Humphrey to the same destination.

The NCAA “has taken public meaningful steps” toward unifying the Division I, II and III women’s lacrosse championships in 2027, the IWLCA stated in a press release Thursday.

Diagnosed with alopecia at a young age, Kalena Johnson quickly discovered layers to herself that have made her more empathetic — and someone to underestimate at your own risk.

It took a Cornell man to take Cornell to its first NCAA title in 48 years. Inside the tradition that had a profound impact on Connor Buczek.

Kristin Sommar Jenney didn’t do much losing during her high-profile lacrosse career.