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

1. Two unbeaten NCAA Division I teams passed tests Tuesday. The No. 5 Hofstra men got four goals from freshman Ryan Tierney to beat Long Island rival Stony Brook at home, 11-9, to continue its best start since 1973. On the women's side, No. 6 Penn State went on the road to fellow unbeaten No. 5 Princeton and came away with an impressive 13-8 win. Katie O'Donnell recorded a hat trick for the third consecutive game and sixth game this season as the Nittany Lions improved to 9-1.

In other notable results on Tuesday:

• Villanova's men's lacrosse team followed up its upset victory over Maryland with a solid 13-8 win over Bucknell behind five goals from Jack Curran. The Wildcats have won three straight.

• Reigning Tewaaraton Award winner Dylan Molloy had a 10-point night (7g, 3a) as Brown edged Holy Cross 17-14.

• In Division III men, No. 3 Tufts got five goals from Zach Richmand and three goals and four assists from John Cordrey to beat No. 7 Stevenson, 16-13.

• In Division III women, No. 14 Salisbury outscored No. 16 Colby 5-0 in the second half to rally for a 6-5 win in a game played on Tierney Field at US Lacrosse headquarters.

PHOTO BY JOHN STROHSACKER

2. This week's Nike/US Lacrosse High School rankings are out, with McDonogh (Md.) atop both the boys' and girls' national top 25. The Eagles handled No. 10 Haverford (Pa.) in a boys' showdown Tuesday, 17-9. In another Mason-Dixon Lone matchup, No. 17 Malvern Prep (Pa.) won at No. 13 Calvert Hall, 13-7. Here's the full list of high school rankings:

Nike/US Lacrosse High School Rankings

National Boys' Top 25 | National Girls' Top 25
Northeast Boys' Top 10 | Northeast Girls' Top 10
Mid-Atlantic Boys' Top 10 | Mid-Atlantic Girls' Top 10
South Boys' Top 10 | South Girls' Top 10
Midwest Boys' Top 10 | Midwest Girls' Top 10
West Boys' Top 10 | West Girls' Top 10

3. Also out, the Epoch/US Lacrosse High School Players of the Week. Read more on the boys and girls honored.

4. The NCAA has an important vote coming up, one that could represent a tangible step toward limits on high school recruiting. Related, an editorial from US Lacrosse CEO Steve Stenersen.

PHOTO BY BRIAN SCHNEIDER

5. Tragedy has struck the University of Louisville and the Kentucky lacrosse community, as Savannah Walker, president of the university’s club women’s team and a high school official in the area, was killed in a March 19 shooting at a concert. The Courier-Journal has more in the form of a news story and an interview with Walker’s father, Dean, a girls’ lacrosse coach at duPont Manual High School. A Facebook page has been set up to remember Savannah Walker, and the Louisville varsity team honored her legacy at yesterday’s game vs. Duquesne. Services are Friday

What We’re Reading

• Injury rates among NCAA men’s lacrosse players appear to be on a downward trajectory. That was one of the primary conclusions put forth in a new research study recently published in Injury Epidemiology that tracked injuries by collegiate varsity men’s lacrosse players over a span of six years, from 2009-2015.

• Drexel continues to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its men’s lacrosse program, naming Tuesday its all-decade team from the 1980s. The all-decade teams will continue and culminate with a 75th anniversary team to be announced during the Dragons’ home finale April 22 vs. Delaware. Drexel players will don throwback uniforms for that game. Can’t wait to see those.

• Some noon-time hoops for the UMass women’s team? Don’t mind if they do.

What We're Watching

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What’s On Tap

• Kudos to players from the Colorado Mammoth for spending time with 4-year-old cancer patient Braedi, whom they’ll honor during the franchise’s eighth annual Lacrosse Out Cancer night Saturday at Pepsi Center against the Saskatchewan Rush. Proceeds from player jersey auctions will benefit local cancer-related organizations.

• It’s doubleheader day at Georgetown in our nation’s capital. The Hoyas host Loyola in a men’s game at 3 p.m. and a women’s game at 7 p.m. Special offer to US Lacrosse members: show your member card at the ticket booth and purchase a ticket good for both games for just $5, a $17 savings vs. non-member pricing. Check out more member discounts to upcoming college games.

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