Former Irish coaches pass away
A pair of former Irish coaches passed away last weekend.
A pair of former Irish coaches passed away last weekend.
The Irish fell 5-4 to Green Bay on Thursday after the Phoenix exploded for four runs in the seventh inning.
Part of a record nine-man Notre Dame contingent, six Irish swimmers earned All-America honors and the team finished tied for 36th place with seven points as a team at the NCAA championships in Indianapolis, which were held March 28 to March 30.
Sophomore right hander Matt Ternowchek was outstanding in his first start of the season Tuesday, shutting down Illinois-Chicago and leading No. 20 Notre Dame to a 6-2 win on a chilly opening day at Frank Eck Stadium.
The regional final between No. 1 seed Notre Dame and No. 2 seed Duke promised to be a showdown. The Irish and Blue Devils delivered in an 87-76 win for Notre Dame, the school's 30th-straight victory.
The No. 4 Irish had an extremely successful run in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association's final season, winning the last-ever conference championship at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit on March 24.
Competing against some of the best athletes in the country, the Irish held their own and showed their depth this weekend at the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto, Calif., and the Oliver Nikilof Open in Cincinnati. Notre Dame athletes won a combined seven events between the two meets.
Irish sophomore receivers Davonte' Neal and Justin Ferguson have left the team, Irish coach Brian Kelly announced at a press conference Wednesday.
The No. 1 Irish may have just ascended to the top of college lacrosse, but that doesn't mean coach Kevin Corrigan thinks his team is on the top of its game heading into Saturday's matchup with No. 19 St. John's at Arlotta Stadium.
Timely hitting and a strong combined pitching effort helped No. 15 Notre Dame secure an 8-1 victory Tuesday night over Kent State in a brisk game at the U.S. Steel Yard in Gary, Ind.
Irish sophomore receivers Davonte' Neal and Justin Ferguson have left the team, Irish coach Brian Kelly announced at a press conference Wednesday.
With the help of a career-high 28 points from junior guard Kayla McBride, No. 1 seed Notre Dame sprinted past No. 9 seed Iowa in Iowa City on Tuesday to win 74-57 and to advance to the Sweet 16.