Notre Dame

Maryland held on for a last-minute victory in a rematch of last year's NCAA championship game.

If March 1 seems a bit early for a national title game rematch, well, it is.

Notre Dame’s Chris Kavanagh and Cornell’s CJ Kirst come from similar molds.

Notre Dame has to replace a Tewaaraton winner and an all-everything goalie. Kevin Corrigan isn't losing sleep.

Notre Dame will have a new identity, one possibly shaped by freshman Madison Rassas.

Notre Dame has won back-to-back titles, and its greatest competition for another could come from programs that know a thing or two about extended runs.

Cayden Reese and Dylan Faison — the No. 1-ranked girls' and boys' lacrosse recruits in the Class of 2026, respectively — headline the early commitments.

Notre Dame was a no-doubt-about-it champion that saved its best for last.

When the Irish clicked, not even top-ranked teams could keep up.

You can't tell the story of Notre Dame lacrosse without telling the story of the Kavanaghs.