Women's Lacrosse: Notre Dame wins first Big East game
No. 11 Notre Dame rebounded from a disappointing loss to Vanderbilt by defeating conference opponent Louisville 11-9 in its opening game of Big East play.
No. 11 Notre Dame rebounded from a disappointing loss to Vanderbilt by defeating conference opponent Louisville 11-9 in its opening game of Big East play.
Notre Dame extended its winning streak to 11 games with three wins against Seton Hall this weekend to open the Big East competition.
An undefeated doubles record carried No. 3 Notre Dame to victories over both TCU and Wichita State this weekend in Wichita, Kan.
Three Irish athletes took first place at the Arizona State Invitational, and four athletes finished in the top five at the Stanford Invitational to open the outdoor season over the weekend.
Nearly four months after first arriving at Notre Dame, Brian Kelly saw sophomore quarterback Dayne Crist throw a football for the first time Friday. Not that Kelly was as much concerned with how Crist's throw looked, or how his injured knee fared, as much as he was concerned with how quickly Crist readied for the throw.
The Notre Dame women's golf team hopes to continue its improvement this season as they travel to Austin, Texas for the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational at the University of Texas Golf Club March 26-28.
The Irish head out to the West Coast to open their outdoor season this weekend. Notre Dame will send runners to both the Arizona State Invitational and the Stanford Invitational.
The No. 11 Irish will look to rebound from a disappointing 10-9 loss to Vanderbilt as they open up the Big East portion of their schedule against Louisville.
After falling short of their desired finish in the Blue Gray National Classic in Alabama last weekend, the No. 36 Irish will continue their nine-match road swing to take to the courts Saturday to face No. 45 Northwestern in Evanston, Ill.
Notre Dame looks to continue its recent success as it travels to Delray Beach, Fla., to participate in the Spring Break championship.
With the first day of the NCAA finals behind it, No. 1 Notre Dame stands in second place among a field of the nation's top 20 programs.
Playing a team they had not beaten in the regular season for three years, the No. 11 Irish came out of the gates on fire but could not keep up the pace, falling to No. 19 Vanderbilt Wednesday. Irish coach Tracy Coyne said the final seven minutes decided the game — which ended in a 10-9 loss — as the Irish (4-2) could not hold on to a two-goal lead.
Hoping to continue their winning streak, the Belles head to North Park Sunday in a nonconference matchup.
Having won six of their last eight games, the Belles face off with Alma College in a battle of MIAA opponents this weekend.
Notre Dame kept its win streak going Wednesday as it won its seventh and eighth straight games in a doubleheader against Toledo at Melissa Cook Stadium. The Irish pounded out the hits, including seven home runs to win the first game 11-0 in five innings and overcome a 3-0 deficit to win the second game 8-4.
Sporting a 68-0 combined record and being recently crowned Midwest Regional champions, Notre Dame has met every test it has faced this year.
Seeking their first winning streak in over a month, the Irish came up short in their final nonconference game before the start of Big East play. Notre Dame fell to the University of Illinois at Chicago 10-5 and committed three errors in the field, as the miscues on defense continue to play a deciding factor in its latest home stretch.
A year ago, the sophomore campaigns of swimmers Amywren Miller and Samantha Maxwell ended with quite different results.
Coming off a big overtime win over Boston last weekend, the No. 11 Irish will look to continue their winning streak against No. 19 Vanderbilt today.
The Irish awoke from their long winter's slumber against Ball State Tuesday with a breakout performance on offense, racking up 12 hits and in an 11-5 victory.