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Tufts might be a year ahead of schedule, but the Jumbos weren’t going to wait. They had enough heartbreak last year.

The Panthers defeated Salisbury 16-5, their 51st straight win clinching their third straight NCAA title.

Boston College trailed 6-0 after one quarter. The Eagles weren't done fighting.

Maryland will have its hands full Monday with Notre Dame's nine-deep midfield, plus what might come of the Luke Wierman-Will Lynch showdown.

A rematch of last year's NCAA championship game is on tap for Sunday at noon Eastern.

Virginia had no answer to a Maryland defense that dictated the tempo all game.

Will Lynch's emergence was a major factor in Notre Dame's first NCAA title. His dominance has the Fighting Irish one game away from winning a second.

Twenty-three days ago, Maryland looked like a lost cause. On Saturday, the Terrapins looked like a juggernaut.

Lynch won 18 of 23 faceoffs against Denver, continuing his torrid postseason for the Irish.

A quick start gave the Spartans an early advantage, which provided all the momentum they needed.