There was plenty of pain at the end of the Georgetown men’s lacrosse team’s 10-9 overtime loss to Johns Hopkins on Sunday at Homewood Field. “I just told them that they’re guys that have changed our program, and I couldn’t be any prouder to be their coach. They became change agents this year.”[Maryland men’s lacrosse survives, 14-11, in first round of NCAA tournament]Georgetown, playing in its first NCAA tournament since 2007, took an 8-3 lead midway into the third quarter of the first-round game before the Blue Jays’ attack kicked in. On Sunday, they battled a Johns Hopkins team making its 46th NCAA tournament appearance — the most of any program since the tournament began in 1971. “What these seniors have done is given the guys a blueprint of, ‘This is how you do it.

Source: Washington Post May 14, 2018 02:02 UTC