Patrick Stevens

A recap of one of the most thrilling quarterfinal rounds in NCAA tournament history.

An NCAA quarterfinal between Beltway behemoths had all the makings of a throwback to the time before the shot clock arrived in college lacrosse.

Down 12-6 in the third quarter, Penn State scored the game's final eight goals to win 14-12 over Notre Dame.

Syracuse is, in fact, back. Owen Hiltz scored the go-ahead goal with 3:50 remaining to down Princeton in the quarterfinals.

It took Foley until his ffith year at Georgetown to become a regular starter — an integral figure.

It was transition and riding and ground ball play that carried Cornell to a 13-12 victory over Richmond.

It was chaos at the Dome, vintage Syracuse — proving if nothing else that you can never count out the Orange. Patrick Stevens goes in depth on the game of the year.

Princeton has tasked Mulshine with the top defensive assignment each week for the bulk of his career.

It was long a May truism: No lead is safe against Syracuse. Perhaps it’s time to dust off that old pearl of wisdom.

Maryland scored on the game’s first two possessions and never lost the lead in a 13-5 rout before 2,253 at SECU Stadium.