NJCAA

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

This is the first year of the NJCAA Women’s Lacrosse Invitational.

Harford, the No. 3 seed, beat No. 1 seed CCBC Essex for a second-straight national title.

Monroe beat Anne Arundel, so the two programs swapped places in the Top 5.

Harford and Nassau remain the top two teams in the NJCAA.

Onondaga is still the unanimous No. 1 in the NJCAA Women's Lacrosse Top 5.

For the second straight week, there's no change in the NJCAA men's lacrosse poll.

Harford CC is 6-0 and has outscored its opponents 166-22.

Onondaga topped former No. 1 Anne Arundel 19-3 to claim the No. 1 ranking.

Nassau CC's loss to USMAPS dropped Nassau to 4-1 but kept them at No. 2 in the Top 5.