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Spiders have pushed it to a 10–7 lead with three minutes left in the game. Goals hard to come by here in the fourth with a Spider goal at the 11:15 mark being the last one.
Spiders have a whopping 58 shots, though "only" 33 of them on goal. Hawk goalie has 23 saves, and their pipes have five more.
Spiders have a whopping 58 shots, though "only" 33 of them on goal. Hawk goalie has 23 saves, and their pipes have five more.
Good win for the spiders. Glad to see us play tough and not back down. Wonderful job on face-offs today. Saint Joe’s goalie had a phenomenal game. Great to beat Saint Joe’s for the outright title at their home field. Now let’s go beat them again in a week.
Spiders secure the 10–7 win and get the A-10 title outright with a perfect 5–0 record. I know at-larges are so hard to come by, but they've certainly made a case for one if they don't get the auto.
Good solid game and good win. Announcer was very high on Joe's goalie who had a high percentage of saves because of our high number of shots but we scored ten goals. I'll give my kudos to Vigue because only seven shots got by him, actually only six as he was way out of goal on one of Joe's early goals into an empty net.
A. All 1–1 against each other,
B. Everybody plays everybody, so they're all 2–3 against common opponents.
C. All 0–1 vs. #1 UR, all 0–1 vs, #2 High Point, all 1–0 vs. #6 Bona.
D. Goals against in H2H competition: St. Joe's 18, UMass 26, Hobart 30.
So that should give St. Joe's the #3 seed. And then the argument is you go back to step A, and Hobart gets the #4 seed by virtue of H2H win vs. UMass?
There's always confusion about how these are applied in hoops too.
B. Everybody plays everybody, so they're all 2–3 against common opponents.
C. All 0–1 vs. #1 UR, all 0–1 vs, #2 High Point, all 1–0 vs. #6 Bona.
D. Goals against in H2H competition: St. Joe's 18, UMass 26, Hobart 30.
So that should give St. Joe's the #3 seed. And then the argument is you go back to step A, and Hobart gets the #4 seed by virtue of H2H win vs. UMass?
There's always confusion about how these are applied in hoops too.
Official announcement of tourney participants and seeding likely soon after host Bonnies v HPU game which begins at noon.
Agree with SF above on likely seeding as stated in #417 post on thread.
Agree with SF above on likely seeding as stated in #417 post on thread.
As Richmond Claims Outright Crown, Chaos Reigns in Rest of A-10
Oh wow, in a turn of events, it’s UMass who gets the 4th spot.
Bonnies beat High Point today 10-9. Going to be a very interesting A10 tournament.
| SCHOOL | CONF | CPCT. | OVERALL | PCT. | STREAK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Richmond | 5-0 | 1.000 | 11-3 | .786 | W6 |
| High Point | 3-2 | .600 | 6-8 | .429 | L1 |
| Saint Joseph's | 2-3 | .400 | 9-5 | .643 | L2 |
| UMass | 2-3 | .400 | 9-5 | .643 | L2 |
| Hobart | 2-3 | .400 | 5-9 | .357 | W2 |
| St. Bonaventure | 1-4 | .200 | 6-10 | .375 | W1 |
| SEMIFINALS - Thursday, May 1 | |
|---|---|
| Game 1: No. 1 Richmond vs. No. 4 Massachusetts, 11:00 AM Watch Live Live Stats | Recap Box Score Photo Gallery Highlights |
| Game 2: No. 2 High Point vs. No. 3 Saint Joseph's, 2:00 PM Watch Live Live Stats | Recap Box Score Photo Gallery Highlights |
| CHAMPIONSHIP - Saturday, May 3 | |
|---|---|
| Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2, NOON Watch Live Live Stats | Recap Box Score Photo Gallery |
Very unusual that in a four team post season championship we are the only team coming in off a win....................
If we win the A10 tourney, what are the odds we host a first round game? That would be a total blast.
https://www.insidelacrosse.com/arti...aa-division-i-men-s-career-goals-record/65140
Since we played the "Big Red" this year makes C.J. Kirst all time goals record of 225 more relevant.
Since we played the "Big Red" this year makes C.J. Kirst all time goals record of 225 more relevant.
#10
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Hoyas, Terriers Among Notable Risers in Division I Men's Top 20
Although the top 12 of the USA Lacrosse Division I Men’s Top 20 is identical to last week’s update, there is some movement to discuss in the final eight positions.
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Media #10
Men's DI Media Poll: Quiet Will Turn to May Madness https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/kane-men-s-di-media-poll-quiet-will-turn-to-may-madness/65152
Men's DI Media Poll: Quiet Will Turn to May Madness https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/kane-men-s-di-media-poll-quiet-will-turn-to-may-madness/65152
12) Richmond
The Spiders (11-3) sit at #9 in the RPI with quality wins over Virginia and St. Joseph’s. Unfortunately, their victories over Lehigh and Georgetown are currently outside the Top 20. Close losses to Duke and Cornell are viewed as just losses. So I don’t see Richmond landing an at-large bid if they lose in the conference tournament. If they capture their league AQ, they will be somebody’s first-round nightmare. They could potentially land the #8 seed and a home game.
Richmond will open the A10 Championship against fourth-seeded Massachusetts in the first semifinal, on Thursday at 11:00 a.m. High Point plays Saint Joseph’s at 2:00 p.m. Both games are in Philadelphia.
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UMass 9-5(2-3)
Cumulative Stats:
| DATE | OPPONENT | RESULT | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2/8/2025 | Army | L 9-16 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 2/14/2025 | Quinnipiac | W 19-5 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 2/18/2025 | Dartmouth | W 11-7 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 2/22/2025 | NJIT | W 12-4 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 3/1/2025 | at UAlbany | W 10-9 | ALBANY, N.Y. |
| 3/8/2025 | at Vermont | W 11-7 | BURLINGTON, VT. |
| 3/15/2025 | at Rutgers | W 11-7 | PISCATAWAY, N.J. |
| 3/18/2025 | at UMass Lowell | W 10-9 | LOWELL, MASS. |
| 3/22/2025 | Brown | L 7-8 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 3/29/2025 | at Saint Joseph's | W 11-10 | PHILADELPHIA, PA. |
| 4/5/2025 | High Point | L 9-14 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 4/12/2025 | St. Bonaventure | W 15-4 | AMHERST, MASS. |
| 4/19/2025 | at Richmond | L 5-14 | RICHMOND, VA. |
| 4/25/2025 | Hobart | L 15-16 | AMHERST, MASS. |
Cumulative Stats:
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A10 MLAX awards
2025 Atlantic 10 Men’s Lacrosse Awards
Offensive Player of the Year
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Aidan O’Neil, Richmond
Co-Defensive Players of the Year
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Hunter Smith, Richmond
Levi Verch, Saint Joseph’s
Midfielder of the Year
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Max Merklinger, Richmond
Goalkeeper of the Year
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Zach Vigue, Richmond
Rookie of the Year
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Ben Dutton, Saint Joseph’s
Coach of the Year
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Dan Chemotti, Richmond
All-Conference First Team
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Luca Accardo, High Point (Face-Off Midfielder)
David Peterkin, Hobart (Midfielder)
Mitchell Dunham, Richmond (Defender)
Max Merklinger, Richmond (Midfielder)
Aidan O’Neil, Richmond (Attack)
Joe Sheridan, Richmond (Midfielder)
Hunter Smith, Richmond (Defender)
Tommy Stull, Richmond (Long Stick Midfielder)
Zach Vigue, Richmond (Goalkeeper)
Ben Dutton, Saint Joseph’s (Attack)
Richie LaCalandra, Saint Joseph’s (Attack)
Levi Verch, Saint Joseph’s (Defender)
All-Conference Second Team
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Zack Brenfleck, High Point (Defender)
Owen Bunten, High Point (Attack)
Ryan Hynes, High Point (Midfielder)
Zack Overend, High Point (Goalkeeper)
Collin Rovere, High Point (Midfielder)
Mike Valent, Hobart (Face-Off Midfielder)
Trace Hogan, Massachusetts (Attack)
Kyle Swanson, Massachusetts (Defender)
Ryan Bradley, Saint Joseph’s (Long Stick Midfielder)
Christian Marchini, Saint Joseph’s (Midfielder)
Lucas Littlejohn, Richmond (Attack)
Lukas Olsson, Richmond (Midfielder)
Liam Quinn, Saint Joseph’s (Defender)
Mark Watters, Saint Joseph’s (Midfielder)
All-Rookie Team
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Owen Bunten, High Point
Carson Robins, High Point
James Westbrooks, High Point
Daniel Cano, Hobart
Robbie Granara, Massaschusetts
Owen Salanger, Massachusetts
Daniel Picart, Richmond
Aaron Eberhard, St. Bonaventure
Isaac Farmer, St. Bonaventure
Lad Harper, St. Bonaventure
Ben Dutton, Saint Joseph’s
Michael Waite, Saint Joseph’s
All-Academic Team
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Colin Cooke, High Point
Jack McAdams, High Point
John Jude Considine, Hobart
David Peterkin, Hobart
Aiden Drunsic, Massachusetts
Joe Sheridan, Richmond
Zach Vigue, Richmond
Patrick Shanahan, St. Bonaventure
Drew Kenney, St. Bonaventure
Griffin Mallory, Saint Joseph’s
Liam Quinn, Saint Joseph’s
Levi Verch, Saint Joseph
2025 Atlantic 10 Men’s Lacrosse Awards
Offensive Player of the Year
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Aidan O’Neil, Richmond
Co-Defensive Players of the Year
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Hunter Smith, Richmond
Levi Verch, Saint Joseph’s
Midfielder of the Year
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Max Merklinger, Richmond
Goalkeeper of the Year
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Zach Vigue, Richmond
Rookie of the Year
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Ben Dutton, Saint Joseph’s
Coach of the Year
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Dan Chemotti, Richmond
All-Conference First Team
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Luca Accardo, High Point (Face-Off Midfielder)
David Peterkin, Hobart (Midfielder)
Mitchell Dunham, Richmond (Defender)
Max Merklinger, Richmond (Midfielder)
Aidan O’Neil, Richmond (Attack)
Joe Sheridan, Richmond (Midfielder)
Hunter Smith, Richmond (Defender)
Tommy Stull, Richmond (Long Stick Midfielder)
Zach Vigue, Richmond (Goalkeeper)
Ben Dutton, Saint Joseph’s (Attack)
Richie LaCalandra, Saint Joseph’s (Attack)
Levi Verch, Saint Joseph’s (Defender)
All-Conference Second Team
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Zack Brenfleck, High Point (Defender)
Owen Bunten, High Point (Attack)
Ryan Hynes, High Point (Midfielder)
Zack Overend, High Point (Goalkeeper)
Collin Rovere, High Point (Midfielder)
Mike Valent, Hobart (Face-Off Midfielder)
Trace Hogan, Massachusetts (Attack)
Kyle Swanson, Massachusetts (Defender)
Ryan Bradley, Saint Joseph’s (Long Stick Midfielder)
Christian Marchini, Saint Joseph’s (Midfielder)
Lucas Littlejohn, Richmond (Attack)
Lukas Olsson, Richmond (Midfielder)
Liam Quinn, Saint Joseph’s (Defender)
Mark Watters, Saint Joseph’s (Midfielder)
All-Rookie Team
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Owen Bunten, High Point
Carson Robins, High Point
James Westbrooks, High Point
Daniel Cano, Hobart
Robbie Granara, Massaschusetts
Owen Salanger, Massachusetts
Daniel Picart, Richmond
Aaron Eberhard, St. Bonaventure
Isaac Farmer, St. Bonaventure
Lad Harper, St. Bonaventure
Ben Dutton, Saint Joseph’s
Michael Waite, Saint Joseph’s
All-Academic Team
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Colin Cooke, High Point
Jack McAdams, High Point
John Jude Considine, Hobart
David Peterkin, Hobart
Aiden Drunsic, Massachusetts
Joe Sheridan, Richmond
Zach Vigue, Richmond
Patrick Shanahan, St. Bonaventure
Drew Kenney, St. Bonaventure
Griffin Mallory, Saint Joseph’s
Liam Quinn, Saint Joseph’s
Levi Verch, Saint Joseph
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That's a ridiculous amount of hardware for the Spiders. Almost all of the major awards and 7 of the 12 first-teamers lol.
We're light on the all-rookie team, but hopefully that's just because our upperclassmen are so good and not that there's been any drop-off in recruiting.
We're light on the all-rookie team, but hopefully that's just because our upperclassmen are so good and not that there's been any drop-off in recruiting.
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