Johns Hopkins

The selections were announced Sunday night. ACC champion Notre Dame got the No. 1 overall seed and Big Ten runner-up Penn State got the final at-large bid.

In a matter of minutes Thursday, two highly ranked teams that went undefeated in their conferences were shoved into the NCAA tournament at-large pool.

Syracuse and Virginia played a classic in the Dome, highlighting a special weekend of lacrosse.

Johns Hopkins won a defensive battle 7-5 over Maryland while Notre Dame keeps rolling and Princeton upset rival Penn.

There were five Top 20 upsets this weekend and a few more close calls.

Sheer joy for Albany's Aidan Goltz, Notre Dame entrenched at No. 1 and Colgate keeps on making noise.

Matt Collison’s first chance to seal a Johns Hopkins victory on Saturday hit the goal post. His second uncorked a celebration and kept the Blue Jays undefeated in the Big Ten.

Right-sized venues can bring the sport to life, as happened at Notre Dame's Arlotta Stadium on Saturday.

Michigan won the first nine faceoffs and jumped out to an early lead, but Johns Hopkins prevailed 15-11.

Max Hewitt scored the game-winner as Navy upset Johns Hopkins in overtime.