A second chance
Lacrosse has always been embedded in senior attack Jay Lucas’ life, but an incident early in his college career threatened his chance of playing the sport.
- Thursday, February 9, 2012
- Today's weather: clear with a high of 43° and a low of 23°.
» Men’s Lacrosse
Bombers search for confidence to fulfill potential
With a recent lack of confidence plaguing the men’s lacrosse team, the Bombers are starting an uphill climb to make the NCAA playoffs.
Getting in the zone
More than 2,700 miles from campus, the men’s lacrosse team sprung into its new season over spring break. A pair of games in California helped build chemistry and provide just the spark the team was looking for.
Maintaining control
A lacrosse ball sits on the white chalk line in the middle of the field. Two netted pockets of lacrosse sticks sit just a few blades of grass away on either side, waiting for a whistle.
Squad back on track
As the Upper Terrace Field clock counted down to all zeroes, a sea of red cheered. It was the first time SUNY-Cortland had defeated the men’s lacrosse team in the regular season since 2007. The six-goal margin may seem like a blowout, but the matchup gave the Bombers confidence going into their next conference game.
Blue and Gold fall to No. 3 Hamilton
The women’s lacrosse team saw its recent five-game winning streak come to an end at Hamilton College today. The No. 3 ranked team in the nation won 15–3 in a statistically lopsided contest.
Coast to coast
For most athletes on the men’s lacrosse team, home is anywhere from two blocks from campus to a neighboring state along the East Coast. This season, though, two Bombers can say their hometown is not anywhere near the eastern portion of the United States.
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