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Eight lacrosse programs are still alive and will compete in the semifinal rounds of the 2010 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse Tournament on May 28 and 289th. The semifnal matchups include:
Men’s Lacrosse Tournament
Virginia (Coached by Dominic Starsia) vs. Duke (Coached by John Danowski)
Notre Dame (Coached by Kevin Corrigan) vs. Cornell
Women’s Lacrosse Tournament
Maryland vs. Syracuse (Coached by Gary Gait)
North Carolina vs. Northwestern (Coached by Kelly Amonte Hiller)
Of the eight remaining programs, five head coaches have produced instructional lacrosse DVDs. This is your opportunity to learn from America’s best coaches at one low cost!
The IWLCA Division I Women’s Rankings were released earlier today. Maryland is currently 17-1 and is ranked #1, receiving 15 first place votes. Northwestern is ranked #2 with a 15-1 overall record, and received 5 first place votes. The complete rankings are below, which include authors who have produced instructional lacrosse DVDs with Championship Productions:
1. Maryland
2. Northwestern (Coached by Kelly Amonte Hiller)
3. North Carolina
4. Virginia
5. Duke
6. Penn
7. James Madison
8. Towson
9. Georgetown
10. Vanderbilt
11. Syracuse (Coached by Gary Gait)
12. Dartmouth
13. Loyola (Md.)
14. Notre Dame
15. Stanford
16. Hofstra
17. Penn State
18. Rutgers
19. Albany (NY)
20. Johns Hopkins
The most recent IWLCA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Rankings were released on 3/1/2010. Defending NCAA champion, Northwestern University, is ranked #1 and received 397 points. Northwestern is led by Kelly Amonte Hiller, who has guided the Wildcats to 5 straight NCAA Championships and owns a 21-1 record in the NCAA Tournament.
Gary Gait and Susan Stimmel‘s programs are also ranked in the top 25. Gait has guided his Syracuse program to a #7 ranking while Stimmel’s Ohio State team is ranked #18.
Kelly Amonte Hiller, Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, guided Northwestern past North Carolina 21-7 in the 2009 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship final held at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The Wildcats finished with a perfect 23-0 record and captured their fifth straight NCAA lacrosse championship. Northwestern is only two titles away from matching Maryland’s run at seven straight championships (1995-2001), and the Wildcats became just the ninth team to complete a title run with an undefeated record.
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