2010 lacrosse schedule

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Virginia at Schoellkopf on March 13 and Syracuse visits April 13. At Princeton on May 1. The Hobart game moves from the end of the season to the beginning to accommodate the new Ivy tournament.

I can see a bunch of trips to Ithaca this coming spring.

Can we assume that if say Cornell loses (unthinkable) to Princeton but Princeton loses to Brown (and we beat Brown) and everyone else has two losses, we host? It's also not clear what happens if three teams tie for third and fourth - coin flip? GF-GA formula?

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Men's Lacrosse Announces 2010 Schedule
For the first time in the history of the Ivy League, the conference will sponsor a post-season tournament on the weekend of May 7-9. The tournament will include the top four teams in the Ivy League regular season round-robin competition and will be hosted by the round-robin winner.

Two years in a row hosting Harvard and two in a row playing at Dartmouth. Strange. Maybe a result of having to reswizzle to accommodate the tournament.

An open Saturday April 17. Season opens with eight games in thirty days.

Al DeFlorio
An open Saturday April 17. Season opens with eight games in thirty days.

True, but three of 'em are Hobart, Canisius, and Binghamton. Actually, nice spacing between Army and UVA. The April 17 bye week after Harvard is nice before the Syracuse-Brown-Princeton gauntlet. That's a rugged prep for the tournament.

TimV

Al DeFlorio
An open Saturday April 17. Season opens with eight games in thirty days.

True, but three of 'em are Hobart, Canisius, and Binghamton. Actually, nice spacing between Army and UVA. The April 17 bye week after Harvard is nice before the Syracuse-Brown-Princeton gauntlet. That's a rugged prep for the tournament.

Wins still drain the tank and if just one of those games is more competitive than we expect it could put the others in jeopardy. That is a lot of lax in a short amount of time.

ugarte
Wins still drain the tank and if just one of those games is more competitive than we expect it could put the others in jeopardy. That is a lot of lax in a short amount of time.

True, but that's so for the whole season for every team, generally about ten games in 13 weeks before the NCAA starts. And the ACC schools, Syracuse, and Hopkins play even tougher schedules many years.

TimV

ugarte
Wins still drain the tank and if just one of those games is more competitive than we expect it could put the others in jeopardy. That is a lot of lax in a short amount of time.

True, but that's so for the whole season for every team, generally about ten games in 13 weeks before the NCAA starts. And the ACC schools, Syracuse, and Hopkins play even tougher schedules many years.

There's also the travel involved--
Duke '09, 17 regular season games, 3 on the road (chapel hill, chapel hill, queens). 3 neutral (baltimore, stony brook, chapel hill).

Hopkins '09 left Maryland twice- for NC and SU.

SU '09 had three road games out of 15.

Compare to CU '09, 14 reg season games, 8 on the road. Games @ uva, duke, yale, dartmouth, brown. That's a lot of miles. It's better for '10 with only a couple long hauls though but it's still more travel than the ACC/Indies do. That will of course be changing for SU at least.

Preview article on 2010 lacrosse team at Inside Lacrosse: [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

Al DeFlorio
Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio
Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

A banister?

Al DeFlorio

Jeff Hopkins '82
What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

A banister?

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio
Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

A bannister slide or a banister [sic] ride or bannister rails. Now imagine one of these longer and twisty.

David Harding

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio
Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

A bannister slide or a banister [sic] ride or bannister rails. Now imagine one of these longer and twisty.

"Banister" is the preferred spelling: [www.merriam-webster.com]

Thanks for the links to pics. Had never seen a banister slide.

Al DeFlorio

David Harding

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio
Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

A bannister slide or a banister [sic] ride or bannister rails. Now imagine one of these longer and twisty.

"Banister" is the preferred spelling: [www.merriam-webster.com]

Thanks for the links to pics. Had never seen a banister slide.

The slide makers prefer "bannister" over "banister" 2-1. Maybe they're sports fans thinking of Roger.

Al DeFlorio

David Harding

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio
Short video of Big Red laxers in a different kind of "action" (and, no, it isn't a party with strippers): [blogs.insidelacrosse.com]

What kind of slide requires you to hang your feet over the side?

A bannister slide or a banister [sic] ride or bannister rails. Now imagine one of these longer and twisty.

"Banister" is the preferred spelling: [www.merriam-webster.com]

Thanks for the links to pics. Had never seen a banister slide.

Same here. They're new to me, too.