Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:

1. The perfect season is complete.

Cornell made a late run, but in the end there was no denying this Maryland team. The Terps beat the Big Red 9-7 to complete an undefeated season by capturing the NCAA Division I championship.

A tale of two final fours for Kyle Long

2021: Long waited on the field to watch the @UVAMensLax celebrating after Maryland fell in the title game.

2022: Long celebrates with the @NCAALAX championship trophy after @TerpsMLax took down Cornell. pic.twitter.com/lmq8dpx8Li

— USA Lacrosse Magazine (@USALacrosseMag) May 30, 2022

2. Logan McNaney returns a winner.

On a team of stalwarts, Maryland goalie Logan McNaney stood out over Memorial Day Weekend, making 17 saves in the championship game to earn tournament Most Outstanding Player honors.

ANOTHER MCNANEY SAVE.

ANOTHER DEMAIO LASER.

If it’s working, why switch it up?@TerpsMLax up 6-2 late in the half. pic.twitter.com/Nhf03R9MIG

— USA Lacrosse Magazine (@USALacrosseMag) May 30, 2022

3. From earlier in the weekend

• Taylor Moreno came up big, Sam Geiersbach scored the game-winner again and North Carolina brought home its first NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse championship since 2016. A sold out crowd and national television audience on ESPN saw the Tar Heels 14-13 thriller over Boston College.

• J.B. Clarke has won national championships before, but this time he did it a new home. The former Limestone coach led Tampa to the NCAA Division II men’s title in his first season leading the Spartans with an 11-7 win over Mercy.

• Union pushed RIT to the brink once more, but the Tigers rallied for a 12-10 win to capture their second straight NCAA Division III men’s lacrosse championship.

• Playing a full season for the first time since 2019, Middlebury went back to the hero of its 2019 champioship — Jane Earley. Earley scored six goals, including three straight to start a game-closing six-goal run in a 13-5 win over Tufts in the NCAA Divison III women’s championship game.

• Massachusetts/Rhode Island captured its third straight championship in the top division of the USA Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament. MA/RI’s Giulia Colarusso scored three goals, including the game-winner and won the Heather Leigh Albert Award as the tournament’s outstanding player.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• World Lacrosse deal with ESPN helps boost the sport’s Olympic ambition.

• Maryland men’s lacrosse joins the conversation for the best team ever.

• There was no Memorial Day championship for Virginia this year, but Cavalier enthusiasts are already excited about 2023.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt, a Maryland alum and the Terps No. 1 fan, had a cameo on USA Lacrosse Magazine social media channels following the Terps victory..

THE GOAT HAS SPOKEN. @notthefakeSVP taking part in the @TerpsMLax celebration.

He has now dubbed it “Dirty Terps Field.” pic.twitter.com/9by48U2YsC

— USA Lacrosse Magazine (@USALacrosseMag) May 30, 2022

WHAT’S ON TAP

The 2022 Tewaaraton Native American Scholarship recipients will be announced today. USA Lacrosse has sponsored these scholarships for over a decade..

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