FEBRUARY 26, 2026
composed by STEVE ULRICH
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TOP STORY
1. St. Lawrence Outlasts Cortland
“Sophomore Patrick Murray played the hero for the No. 11 St. Lawrence University men's lacrosse team, scoring with 11 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, as the Saints upset No. 10 Cortland 13-12 in their home opener on Wednesday afternoon at North Country Field.
Jamie Rosenzweig led St. Lawrence with three goals and two assists, while Nathan Coghlin scored his first two collegiate goals.
Rafferty Callahan made 12 saves for the Saints, while Charlie Falowski finished with 14 for the Red Dragons.
MEN’S LACROSSE
2. Remaining Perfect
Colin Hulett, Haverford | photo by David Sinclair
Do you recognize some of the teams in DIII men's lacrosse who have a 4-0 record? Haverford is unbeaten in four games after a 17-4 beatdown of Penn College. William Peace matched the Fords, downing Warren Wilson, 11-4. And Bridgewater handed Greensboro (4-1) its first loss of the season, taking a 9-8 decision.
Scores
Alfred 25, Alfred State 7
Allegheny 13, Pitt-Bradford 3
Bridgewater 9, Greensboro 8 OT
Canton 12, Castleton 10
Carthage 13, Edgewood 6
Chatham 14, Marietta 2
CNU 14, Randolph-Macon 6
Concordia WI 13, North Central 4
Cornell College 6, Augustana 3
Geneseo 8, Ithaca 7 OT
Haverford 17, Penn College 4
Hood 11, Goucher 7
Ill. Wesleyan 7, DePauw 6
Immaculata 12, Alvernia 5
Kalamazoo 9, Wilmington 5
Lawrence 9, Carroll 5
LVC 21, Albright 5
Marymount 10, Shenandoah 4
Marywood 9, Lycoming 2
Mount Union 25, W&J 5
Muskingum 22, Franciscan 10
Oberlin 23, Westminster 5
Plattsburgh 18, Norwich 8
RIT 22, Nazareth 8
St. Lawrence 13, Cortland 12
Susquehanna 10, Misericordia 6
Trine 7, Ohio Northern 6
Ursinus 15, Catholic 14
Washington C 17, Widener 7
Wm Peace 11, Warren Wilson 10
Wooster 20, Otterbein 6
Continuing his assault on the history books, Kevin Miller recorded his 200th career point while leading the third-ranked Christopher Newport men's lacrosse team to a 14-6 triumph over Randolph-Macon | Recap
Aksel Stanat scored the game-winning goal at the 2:34 mark of overtime to give Geneseo (2-1) an 8-7 triumph over visiting Ithaca (0-3) | Recap
RIT (3-0) outscored Nazareth (0-2), 15-4, over the middle quarters to dispatch of the Golden Flyers by a 22-8 count. Eighteen different players had at least one point | Recap
Trine moved to 4-0 with a 7-6 win at Ohio Northern (2-2). Rocco Curatola's goal with 4:51 remaining proved to be the difference. Luke Arnold had a big day between the pipes with 13 saves | Recap
Washington College scored the game's first nine goals on its way to a 17-7 win against host Widener. The Shoremen outshot the Pride, 47-23. | Recap
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
3. Bullets Down Messiah; Pfeiffer Blanks Randolph to Improve to 5-0
Julia Daly, Gettysburg
Gettysburg, ranked fourth in the preseason IWLCA Div. III coaches' poll, jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the game's first four minutes and defeated No. 24 Messiah, 11-7. Julia Daly led the Bullets with three goals and three assists, adding three ground balls and two caused turnovers. Riley Kenrick established a career high with four goals and an assist.
Pfeiffer (5-0) remained perfect on the season with a commanding 16–0 victory over Randolph on Wednesday afternoon. Midfielder Analise Robinson delivered an explosive outing with six goals of her own, scoring in every quarter and generating momentum with three straight first-period strikes.
Scores
Arcadia 8, Kean 5
Aurora 14, Ill. Wesleyan 9
Baldwin Wallace 8, John Carroll 6
Berry 13, Piedmont 2
Carroll 16, Marian 2
Cortland 15, WestConn 3
Denison 15, Mount Union 4
DePauw 14, Otterbein 13
Elizabethtown 18, Albright 17 2OT
Fredonia 17, Allegheny 3
Gettysburg 11, Messiah 7
Haverford 16, Widener 5
Hood 13, McDaniel 12
Kalamazoo 11, ONU 7
La Roche 8, Thiel 2
Lynchburg 20, Sweet Briar 0
Marywood 21, Lycoming 3
Methodist 18, Guilford 9
Moravian 13, DeSales 11
Mt. Holyoke 20, Elms 2
Muhlenberg 20, Misericordia 2
Muskingum 20, Bethany 10
Oberlin 11, Grove City 10 OT
Oswego 21, SUNY Poly 0
Pfeiffer 16, Randolph 0
Pomona-Pitzer 16, Chapman 6
Redlands 17, Linfield 3
RIT 16, Nazareth 3
Rowan 18, Lebanon Valley 4
St. John Fisher 18, Clarkson 7
Shenandoah 21, E. Mennonite 0
Stevenson 14, Randolph-Macon 8
Swarthmore 15, Alvernia 1
Transylvania 12, Capital 10
Ursinus 15, Neumann 7
W&L 10, Mary Washington 7
William Smith 18, Geneseo 8
York 12, Scranton 9
Baldwin Wallace outscored John Carroll, 4-1, over the final 15 minutes to subdue the Blue Streaks, 8-6. Clare Alic scored four goals for the Yellow Jackets, while Aubrey Berner made nine saves | Recap
Drew Bridges scored the game-tying goal with 60 seconds remaining and the game-winner just 21 seconds into the second overtime as Elizabethtown (1-0) edged Albright, 18-17 | Recap
Kylie McNamara scored four goals, while Sophie Jaffe added 3-1 as Haverford opened its season with a 16-5 romp against Widener | Recap
Elaina Corson had four goals and three assists and Madison Rothwein scored four times, as #17 Rowan opened its season with an 18-4 win over Lebanon Valley | Recap
Emma Carpenter found the back of the net five times to power Stevenson (2-2) past Randolph-Macon (2-2), 14-8. Olivia Galati had a big day for the Mustangs with 3-3 | Recap
York (2-0) jumped all over Scranton early, taking a 6-2 lead after 15 minutes and holding off the Royals (1-2) by a 12-9 count. Sydney Mentzer scored four unassisted goals for the Spartans, while Zoe Cassell made 10 stops | Box
Calli Cross had a 3-2 night to power Pomona-Pitzer to a season-opening 16-6 win at Chapman | Recap
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