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No. 13 Spartans Shoot Down no. 7 Oregon In Showdown Michigan State rallies back against the Ducks after an 0-4 start. March 23, 2010 EAST LANSING, MI. - A little over a week after the Spartans toppled top ranked Simon Fraser, Michigan State faced another nationally ranked team Monday against the no. 7 Oregon Ducks. After a sloppy start in the first half of the first quarter the Spartans found themselves found down four goals and scrambling to claw back into the game. Not until the 1:53 mark in the first quarter did the Spartans notch their first score when sophomore attackmen Michael Baily fed sophomore Shane Jay-Garfein in the crease who buried a shot past Oregon goalie Nick Johnston. Michigan State finally appeared to have found an offensive rhythm after spotting the Ducks four goals in the opening quarter. |
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No. 8 Florida State Pulls Out Win Against no. 19 Michigan State Seminoles second half comeback stop Spartans. February 21, 2010 TALLAHASSEE, FL. - Michigan State suffered their first lost of the 2010 season, falling 8-5 to the no. 8 Florida State Seminoles. After showing promise through the first half of the game, the Spartan offense disappeared in the second half allowing the Seminoles to come back from a 5-3 deficit. It was a lackluster first quarter with only three goals scored between the Spartans and the Seminoles. Florida State midfielder Josh Eustice notched the first goal of the game at the 12:47 mark. Just over four minutes later junior attackman Patrick Nemes bodies his man to the crease and put the ball past Seminole goalie John Goodrich to tie the game at one. However, the Seminoles would score again with less than three minutes left in the quarter to up the score to 2-1 heading into the second quarter. |
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No. 19 Spartans Start Off 2-0 in Southern Shootout Michigan State allows only one goal in the second half to rally back against no. 15 Boston College. February 20, 2010 TALLAHASSEE, FL. - The Georgia Bulldogs proved to be all bark and no bite yesterday when Michigan State came in and defeated the Bulldogs in an 18-4 rout. However, the Spartans faced a much tougher test against no. 15 ranked Boston College. Eight Spartans had multiple points in the win over Georgia, sophomore Michael Baily led the team with two goals and two assists. Michigan State’s extra man offense also boasted an impressive 60% success rate netting six out of 10 opportunities.
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2010 Season Recap
August 15, 2010 EAST LANSING, MI. - The 2010 season for Michigan State Men’s Lacrosse was one of the finest in the history of the team. The Spartans gained national attention in the lacrosse world by qualifying for the 16 team national tournament in Denver, Colorado for the first time ever. The team finished the season with a 10-5 record with nine games against top 20 teams, and was ranked the 8th best team in the MCLA. They traveled to Florida and Colorado to play against some of the best competition in the country. Michigan State finished second in the CCLA, losing only to rival and eventual national champion University of Michigan. One of the highlights of the 2010 season was the Breast Cancer Fundraising game against Western Michigan. The team donated over $5,000 to the Ingham County Breast Care Center by selling T-shirts and jerseys supporting the cause, as well as donating the proceeds from the game. The contribution as well as the publicity brought to breast cancer awareness in the East Lansing area contributed to the purchase of a mammogram machine for the center.
Three players received All- American Honors in 2010: Dean Hall (1st team) Matt Lacasse (2nd team) Pat Nemes (3rd Team) The Spartans plan on building off of this year’s successes and contending for the National title once again in 2011, as well as continuing to build their reputation within the campus and local community.
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Alumni Weekend at Michigan State On this Saturday, October 24, the Spartans will host their annual alumni game at the Service Rd. Field at 11:00 a.m. The game will be followed by a tailgate at 2:30 p.m. for all past and present Michigan State lacrosse players leading up to the football game against Iowa. All alumni are invited to join the team in helping continue the growth of Spartan lacrosse. The Service Rd. field is located between Bogue and Hagadorn on the north side of Service Rd. The tailgate will take place at the tennis courts which are located on campus on the corner of Chestnut and Wilson. |
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