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.

Saturday's Big Ten quarterfinals could hardly be considered chalky.

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.

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

With pinpoint passing and highlight-worthy shooting, the Orange exploded for eight goals in the third quarter and held on to beat rival Johns Hopkins 14-13.

Johns Hopkins is on its way to living up to its preseason billing. Harvard, on the other hand, has been a surprise.

There's a new No. 1 — but thank goodness there are almost three more months to sort through it all.

The Blue Jays scored three unanswered goals to start the fourth quarter and held on for a 16-14 win, their first over the Cavaliers since 2018.

Chase Boyle led Loyola past Johns Hopkins, Temple won a battle of unbeatens and Maryland stayed perfect.