Writer: David Malandra Jr

Notre Dame makes Men’s Lacrosse history in Philadelphia by winning first ever title

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Philadelphia: The two best College Lacrosse teams would battle on Memorial Day to be crowned world champions as the Duke Blue Devils battled the Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia. 

Notre Dame would make the title game with an overtime win over Virginia while Duke booked their trip with a crazy win over Penn State.

The Big Flag was out as the game was played on Memorial Day

Notre Dame makes Men's Lacrosse history in Philadelphia by winning first ever title

 

Duke would get the party started 25 seconds into the game & then Notre Dame responded with 6 unanswered goals for a 6-1 lead at halftime.

One of the Plays of the first half was the sick goal that Notre Dame would score from midfield

Duke would come out in the 3rd quarter & brought the fight to the Irish, but the Irish would respond with 2 goals to end the 3rd quarter with a 9-7 lead & in the 4th. Duke would do everything they could to get back in the game, but the defense of the Irish was doing their job.

Notre Dame would make history by winning the 1st Men’s Lacrosse Title in program history.

Following the game, Duke Coach John Danowski would explain what he told his players after the tough loss to Notre Dame.

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Notre Dame makes Men's Lacrosse history in Philadelphia by winning first ever title

The NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Final Four will return to Philadelphia in 2024.