Johns Hopkins

Even for teams with short memories, it can be impossible to completely flush particularly painful losses.

Success mixed with setbacks is serving as motivation as the Blue Jays turn the page.

Johns Hopkins reached the NCAA quarterfinals, but the Blue Jays were on the cusp of so much more.

Reagan O'Brien traveled across the world (literally) for a second chance at the U.S. team.

Losses to Michigan in the Big Ten semifinals and Virginia in the NCAA quarterfinals left Hopkins with abrupt postseason exits.

Beating Michigan in an OT thriller and taking Northwestern to the wire, the Blue Jays are on the cusp of B1G things.

Andrew Cook graduates from Torrey Pines with 601 career saves.

The Blue Jays' return to the college lacrosse elite coincided with Angelus' return to attack, a position he has mastered as the maestro of John Crawley's offense.

Scott Smith's long-distance goal gave Hopkins some breathing room in a three-goal win.

An NCAA quarterfinal drought will end in New Haven, where Yale and Johns Hopkins prevailed in first-round games Friday