A Jumbo Repeat

Tufts men go back-to-back. Middlebury women win fourth straight title.

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Steve Ulrich
May 26, 2025 • Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes

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MAY 26, 2025 | composed by STEVE ULRICH

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TOP STORY
1. A Jumbo Repeat

Tufts overwhelmed Dickinson, 25-8, to repeat as DIII men’s lacrosse champions on Sunday night in Foxborough, Mass.

The Jumbos (23-0) scored the first 10 goals of the game and cruised to their 28th consecutive victory - the sixth-longest streak in NCAA men’s lacrosse history.

Brooks Hauser had an eight-point night with four goals and four assists, while Garrett Kelly and Jack Regnery each had a hat trick as Tufts outshot Dickinson, 58-29.

The Red Devils (17-6) received two goals and an assist from Landen Hyatt and Ethan Gess.

LACROSSE (W)
2. Four Is Fine For Middlebury

Hope Shue scored twice in the final six minutes to lift Middlebury to a fourth consecutive NCAA DIII women’s lacrosse championship, defeating NESCAC rival Tufts, 10-9.

The Jumbos (21-2) opened the contest with four unanswered goals in the first 6:17 of the contest. A Kelcey Dion tally gave the Panthers (21-1) their first lead of the game (8-7) with 10:21 remaining. After an Emma Joyce tally tied the scored just 76 seconds later, Shue scored on the power-play just inside six minutes to play and found the back of the net again with 2:07 left for the clincher.

It is the 11th national title for Middlebury.

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