Despite it’s season coming to a sudden end last Saturday with a 9-7 loss to Stony Brook, the men’s lacrosse team still believes it’s “ultimate goal” is obtainable in the future.
Club climbing is not entirely up the wall yet. Instead more than a dozen members of the team are scaling a preliminary challenges before attempting a granite face of a mountain.
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Karen Scarpella is not a typical DU athlete.
While playing at Hofstra University with his brothers, Chris and Mike, Kevin Unterstein didn’t have any thoughts about coaching lacrosse—he was just trying to complete his sociology degree while playing for the university’s lacrosse team.
With the men’s lacrosse and men’s tennis each losing last weekend in the first round of the NCAA tournament, the DU athletic season has come to an end. Lacrosse lost 9-7 to Stony Brook, while the tennis team fell 4-1 to the University of Michigan. Currently, the women’s golf and women’s tennis teams have individuals playing in postseason tournaments. Here is a recap of this past athletic year.
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