Syracuse`s 14-9 victory over Notre Dame highlights NCAA Lacrosse upsets, with Rutgers and Cornell also making headlines.

Syracuse University stunned the lacrosse world by defeating two-time reigning champion Notre Dame 14-9 in a thrilling NCAA Division I matchup. The game, held at the Dome, drew an impressive crowd of 11,268 fans, showcasing the excitement surrounding college lacrosse. This victory not only marks Syracuse`s sixth consecutive win but also shifts Notre Dame from a favorite to a contender role in the league.

In another significant upset, Rutgers triumphed over the No. 3 ranked Maryland team with a score of 8-6. This victory is particularly noteworthy as it is Rutgers` first win against Maryland since 1980. Goalie Cardin Stoller played a pivotal role, making 14 saves and even scoring a late goal to seal the win.

Cornell, currently ranked No. 1, faced a tough challenge against Brown but managed to secure a 13-9 victory. Despite their strong offensive performance led by C.J. Kirst, the game revealed some vulnerabilities in their defense.

In other college lacrosse action, Hamilton College`s Thomas Healy scored a last-second game-winner to defeat Trinity 9-8, while Bates College claimed a 14-10 victory over Connecticut College in the NESCAC league. Widener University’s men’s team dominated Alvernia with a staggering 19-1 win, marking their first conference victory of the season.

For more updates on scores and standings in the National Lacrosse League, visit the National Lacrosse League website.

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