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Brian Plamondon | Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Forgive Irish head coach Kevin Corrigan if he has grown a few more gray hairs than most over the last decade or so. Notre Dame, which opens its 2016 season Saturday against Georgetown in Atlanta, has now lost to the eventual national champion in the NCAA tournament eight of the last 10 years, only once
Manuel De Jesus | Friday, May 15, 2015
All season long, the Irish tried to bounce back from being just a couple of goals away from hoisting the program’s first national championship in 2014. Notre Dame responded to that defeat in a big way, winning the regular season ACC title and capturing the first No. 1 overall seed in program history in this year’s NCAA tournament. In
Greg Hadley | Monday, April 20, 2015
At first, Kevin Corrigan tried to get his players off the field and into the locker room, where he could discuss all the areas they could still improve, as quickly as possible. But the fans would not leave. They kept snapping pictures with the Irish, getting autographs and trading high-fives. So the Irish head coach
Brian Plamondon | Monday, March 30, 2015
After two and half hours of lacrosse Saturday at Arlotta Stadium, nothing had been resolved between the top two teams in the country. Then, Irish senior midfielder Jack Near, who had the game-winning goal last year against Syracuse in the ACC Championship, sent a raucous crowd of 3,602 fans to their feet as No. 2
Greg Hadley | Friday, February 13, 2015
On the eve of a new season, Kevin Corrigan is taking things one day at a time, so much so that the Irish coach has not even had time to focus on who No. 2 Notre Dame is playing Saturday at noon. “The biggest challenge [this weekend] is that we don’t know anything about them,” Corrigan said
Brian Plamondon | Tuesday, April 8, 2014
After a slow start, No. 18 Notre Dame’s offense came on strong in the second half to put away Marquette 12-7 on Tuesday in Milwaukee. Notre Dame (5-4, 2-2 ACC) relied on a balanced attack to secure the victory, with six different players scoring. None of those goals were by Notre Dame’s sophomore attackman Matt
Kit Loughran | Sunday, April 6, 2014
It was all blue, all Duke, all afternoon, as No. 7 Notre Dame lost, 15-7, to ACC-rival No. 3 Duke on Saturday at Arlotta Stadium. The two teams entered the game tied for second in the ACC with identical 2-1 conference records and a share of first place on the line. The Irish (4-4, 2-2