The Delaware men’s lacrosse team did not find the success they were looking for in their inaugural season in the Atlantic 10 Conference. However, they have found a silver lining in their head coach and team captains, who are driving the team towards becoming a fierce competitor in the seasons to come.
In a regular-season finale between two undefeated teams in Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) play, the Towson Tigers (11-3, 7-0 CAA) bested the Delaware Blue Hens (8-4, 6-1 CAA). The visitors sealed the deal, 11-10, thanks to a flurry of third-quarter goals and some late stops on defense.
In a brisk first home game of April, the Blue Hens sealed a vital 16-12 win over the Stony Brook University Seawolves to build on their three-game winning streak and remain undefeated in conference.
Photographer Jacob Letnaunchyn captured Delaware's defeat against the Michigan Wolverines on March 2. The Blue Hens fell to 2-2 with a 13-8 loss in a matchup between ranked teams.
In a battle of the blues at Delaware Stadium, Delaware men's lacrosse came up shy against Michigan to fall to 0-2 this season versus ranked or receiving-votes foes. The Blue Hens turn their focus to their CAA lid-lifter this week after falling out of the Inside Lacrosse media poll/Top 20.
Delaware women's and men's lacrosse combined for a 2-0 start to the 2024 season on the backs of standout solo offense by Jaclyn Marszal and Mike Robinson. The women's team opens its home slate this week while the men begin a road swing through the end of the month.
