College Men

Raymond spent 12 seasons at Hobart and led the Statesmen to 77 wins.

The Division III men's field has whittled all the way down in fairly chalky fashion — except for one big one.

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

The NCAA men’s Division II tournament is in full swing, and after this week’s quarterfinals, we are on to the semis.

Syracuse staged a furious rally with five goals in 99 seconds, coughed up a one-goal lead with six seconds left and finally put away Harvard on Owen Hiltz's goal in overtime.

The Sea Gulls entered 20-0 and were considered a Division III title favorite.

Justin Simonson scored the OT winner to lift Maryville to an upset win over Limestone.

Harford went 14-0 and beat every team by eight-plus goals this season.

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.

Notre Dame didn't have a seed, but it still has a championship pedigree and Chris Kavanagh as it makes a run for three straight NCAA titles.