From a recurring score in three of the weekend's four top-10 clashes to short-lived career-bests to unbelievable streaks of success and futility, sort out the past week here.-- Men's Lacrosse Blog-- Week-By-Numbers-- No. 2 Cavs Down No. 1 'Cuse-- Leopards Out Of The Shadows

The No. 20-ranked Lafayette men's lacrosse team continued its early season perfection on Saturday afternoon, turning in a workmanlike 15-4 victory over Wagner at Rappolt Field.

Third-ranked Notre Dame scored the game's final two goals and held No. 10 Loyola scoreless for the final 12 minutes, edging the Greyhounds, 11-9, Saturday afternoon in the final game of the 2010 Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic at M&T Bank Stadium.

Senior Ryan Hurley became the fifth player in school history to score 100 career goals, but it was his 102nd that gave head coach Jeff Tambroni his 100th coaching victory with an overtime game-winner, keeping the Big Red unbeaten with a 12-11 overtime victory over Amry on Saturday afternoon at Schoellkopf Field. The Big Red improved to 3-0 with the win, while the Black Knights fell to 1-3.

Senior Andrew Brancaccio (Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep) and redshirt junior Rickey Mirabito (Binghamton, N.Y./Chenango Forks) scored three goals each to lead the No. 14 Georgetown University men's lacrosse team (2-1, 1-0 BIG EAST) over St. John's (2-1, 0-1 BIG EAST), 9-6. The game was the first between BIG EAST Conference opponents in the inaugural season of BIG EAST men's lacrosse.

Junior Jordan McBride (New Westminster, British Columbia) had a game-high six goals, three in a decisive 6-1 second quarter, to lead the #20/17 Stony Brook men's lacrosse team to a 14-11 win over Towson in non-conference action at LaValle Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Junior Kevin Crowley (New Westminster, British Columbia) added three goals and two assists for the Seawolves (2-1), who faced the Tigers for the first time in school history. Will Harrington had a career-high five goals for Towson...

The Greater Washington Sports Alliance is pleased to announce the 2010 preseason Tewaaraton watch list. The list is made up of the top lacrosse players across all three divisions of collegiate lacrosse and are the early hopefuls for the 2010 Tewaaraton Trophy. Watch list nominees are screened and selected by two Selection Committees. The Selection Committees are comprised of college coaches, one committee for the men and one committee for the women.

Virginia's Brittany Kalkstein has developed into one of the nation's best at the draw, setting an ACC record for wins. But her contributions don't stop there.-- Women's Lacrosse Blog-- D-I History-- Blog: Weekend Preview-- Fan? Share your opinion

The No. 2-ranked Maryland women's lacrosse team made an early statement in Atlantic Coast Conference play Saturday with a thrashing of No. 5 Duke, 17-4.

The sixth-ranked Syracuse women's lacrosse team's comeback came up just short as it allowed the deciding goal with 1:33 remaining in a 14-13 loss at No. 12 Virginia on Saturday, Feb. 27. The setback snaps the Orange's two-game winnings streak as it goes to 2-1 this season. The Cavaliers also go to 2-1.

North Carolina rose to new heights last year, hitting the Tar Heels' first-ever national title game, where they lost to Northwestern. This time around, UNC wants to win it.-- Women's Lacrosse Blog-- D-I History-- Blog: Weekend Recap-- Fan? Share your opinion

Freshmen Kara Cannizzaro and Emily Garrity scored three goals each and senior Kristen Taylor had two goals and two assists as the fourth-ranked North Carolina women's lacrosse team beat No. 11 Vanderbilt 12-6 Friday evening at Fetzer Field. Tar Heel sophomore Becky Lynch and junior Corey Donohoe contributed two goals and an assist each in the win.