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Teams - Notre Dame and Johns Hopkins
University of Notre Dame 2010 Record: 10-7 In 2010, the Fighting Irish made their first appearance in the NCAA Championship game, falling in a dramatic overtime to the Duke Blue Devils at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore after knocking off #6 Princeton, #3 Maryland, and #7 Cornell in the previous rounds of the tournament. The 2010 team posted a 7-6 in-season record and was an at-large selection to the NCAA tournament. Under the leadership of longtime Head Coach Kevin Corrigan, Notre Dame has built an outstanding nationally ranked program over the past twenty years, including an undefeated 2009 regular season, and a national ranking as high as #2. The Irish have made five straight appearances in the NCAA tournament, culminating in this year's title game. Senior goalie Scott Rogers was named Most Outstanding Player of the 2010 NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Championship. Joining Rogers on the all-tournament team were junior midfielder Zach Brenneman and junior defenseman Kevin Ridgeway. These student-athletes also received All-America honors from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) along with junior midfielder David Earl and senior midfielder Grant Krebs. Read more about Notre Dame lacrosse.
Johns Hopkins University 2009 Record: 7-8 In 2010 the Blue Jays closed their regular season out with an impressive win against #8 Loyola and earned their 39th straight bid to the NCAA Tournament, the longest active qualifying streak of any team in any Division I team sport. The Johns Hopkins Blue Jays have won 9 NCAA Championships, 29 USILA titles, and 6 ILA titles, for an unprecedented 44 national championships. Head Coach Dave Pietramala has coached over 150 games for the Blue Jays, second only to legendary coach Bob Scott. Two JHU seniors, midfielder Michael Kimmel and attackman Steven Boyle, were named to the 2010 USILA All-America team. Kimmel finished second on the team in scoring with 23 goals and 16 assists for 39 points. He also finished second on the team in ground balls (37). His 23 goals also tied his career high and his 39-point effort marked the fourth straight season he totaled 30 or more points. He is just the third midfielder in school history to total 30 or more points four times. Boyle enjoyed the finest statistical season of his career in 2010 as he led the team in goals (32), assists (23) and points (55). He also scored a team-high five extra-man goals and his goal, assist and point totals were all career highs. He was one of just 11 players in the nation to post 30 or more goals and 20 or more assists. Read more about John Hopkins lacrosse.
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