Johns Hopkins

Kristen Kjellman Marshall, Brodie Merrill, John Grant Jr. and Paul Rabil will be among the inductees enshrined in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame on Jan. 11.

Next up: Five teams losing a ton of talent but with the prospects to be a May competitor.

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

Andrew Cook graduates from Torrey Pines with 601 career saves.

Connor Shellenberger built on a May legacy that is already bested by few in the sport's history.

Sammy's Trattoria and Vincent's Clam Bar reservations were a hot commodity this weekend.

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.

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.