Fairfield Stags

Loyola will have the next eight months to enjoy and reminisce about its run to the 2012 national championship. Until then, how about taking a gander at fashioning a premature poll for the 2013 campaign? The top 20 will be broken up into four installments...

No. 3 Loyola (13-1) Coming up: Vs. No. 18 Fairfield, today, 6 p.m. Comment: The Greyhounds are 12-2 all time against the Stags. Sophomore attackman Justin Ward's 23 assists are a team best since Shane Koppens recorded 24 in 2008. No. 7 Maryland (9-4)...

Before Denver’s participation in the Eastern College Athletic Conference in 2010, there was Loyola, winner of two consecutive league championships. But the Greyhounds have never won the ECAC tournament, which has been claimed by the Pioneers in 2010...

No. 3 Loyola used a desperation goal with one second left in the first quarter to start a three-goal rally and pull away from No. 18 Fairfield, winning, 14-7, in the Eastern College Athletic Conference championship Friday in Denver. Reid Acton scored...

With Friday night’s 14-7 victory over No. 18 Fairfield in the Eastern College Athletic Conference final, No. 3 Loyola captured its first tournament championship. The realization of that achievement is still sinking in for coach Charley Toomey....

The No. 8 Loyola men's lacrosse team scored the final four goals to rally from a two-goal fourth-quarter deficit, defeating host No. 19 Fairfield, 8-6, on Saturday. The win clinched a spot for the Greyhounds (10-0, 4-0) in the Eastern College Athletic...

In opening the season with nine consecutive victories, No. 8 Loyola had accomplished many things, but had avoided trailing in the fourth quarter. That changed Saturday when No. 19 Fairfield embarked on a five-goal spurt to assume a 6-4 advantage 3:01...

Two weeks ago, Loyola was off to a 9-0 start that included a convincing 13-8 win against Duke in March, but conventional wisdom suggested that the Greyhounds’ biggest test loomed when they had to embark on a three-game road trip that included...

Sam Hurster got open in front of the net with 4.7 seconds left and finished off the upset as Brown beat top-ranked host Cornell, 10-9, at Schoellkopf Field. The Bears improved to 6-7, 2-3 Ivy League, while the Big Red dropped to 9-2, 4-1. The loss...