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ASU Lacrosse: Tournament time features the No. 7 Sun Devils at a 2 seed and a home field advantage

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by Harley Yearout - April 19, 2017April 19, 2017

(Photo: Liesl Babicka/WCSN) The No. 7 ASU men’s club lacrosse team pushed through the regular season to earn the 2 seed in the south division of the Southwestern Lacrosse Conference. The Sun Devils will host the University of Southern California (USC), who earned the 3 seed in the North division thanks to its

ASU Lacrosse: As time ticks, No. 8 Arizona State looks to capture the capture a conference championship

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by Jack Harris - March 27, 2017

(Photo: Jacob Franklin/WCSN) As the temperature outside begins to heat up, so does the intensity for the Arizona State University men’s club lacrosse team, as their early season nonconference matches begin to be replaced by heated affairs with rival division opponents. “Conference season is conference season,” head coach Todd MacRobbie said. “You

Taking a look: SLC North 2015 season preview

by Trey Lanthier - January 19, 2015January 20, 2015

(Photo: Southland Lax All-Stars) The SLC North was as good as it's been in a while in 2014, but a lot of departures have the landscape looking different this season. Here’s a look at how the chips might fall in 2015, with an extensive look at the conference as part of

MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: Arizona State 2015 season preview

by Trey Lanthier - December 24, 2014December 24, 2014

(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) Despite the sting of several losses to its roster after the ultimate disappointment in 2014, ASU has a strong chance to make a quick turnaround. The star power of its offense should carry it into contention so long as the defense can properly rebuild. This is part of

MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: Chapman 2015 season preview

by Trey Lanthier - December 20, 2014

(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) Only a year removed from reversing a terrible start and running to the national semifinals, Chapman will be looking to take a step in the right direction. It won’t be easy, with the losses piling up, but the Panthers could be dangerous. This is part of an ongoing

MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: Grand Canyon 2015 season preview

by Trey Lanthier - December 19, 2014December 19, 2014

(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) A disappointing season that ended without a tournament appearance is only going to fuel the fire for GCU in 2015. With big-name transfers and the return of Carson Barton, this ’Lopes team is ready for action. This is part of an ongoing series during which we will

MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: UC Santa Barbara 2015 season preview

by Trey Lanthier - December 18, 2014December 18, 2014

(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) After a third-place finish in its own conference, the Gauchos made a shocking run through the first two rounds of the MCLA Tournament with electrifyingly close games. The losses add up, but that’s a trend throughout the SLC, leaving a door for UC Santa Barbara to go

MCLA’s Cream of the Crop: Arizona 2015 season preview

by Trey Lanthier - December 14, 2014December 14, 2014

(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) The SLC is rich with potential, from top to bottom, especially in the SLC South. This year, Arizona will look to emerge from the middle of the pack and start rolling with the titans - and they have a pretty stacked roster to try pulling it off

ASU Lacrosse: Top seeded Sun Devils blow out Indiana in first round

by Anthony Prosceno - May 12, 2014May 12, 2014

(Photo: Jodi Vosika/ASU Lacrosse) The top seeded Arizona State men’s lacrosse team scored eight goals in the first quarter against the Indiana Hoosiers and never looked back as they captured an 18-5 win in the first round of the MCLA tournament. Dan Davis led the ASU attack with five goals in the

ASU goalie Andersen leaves program

by Trey Lanthier - January 24, 2014January 24, 2014

(Photo: Doug Andersen) Arizona State lacrosse’s starting goalie Preston Andersen has departed from the program. This is less than a year after Andersen won countless accolades as a freshman, along with a Final Four finish in his first year at ASU. The reasons Andersen cited for his departure were both academic and