No. 16 Towson University men's lacrosse team secured a spot in the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) title game after a commanding 14-7 victory against 4-seed Monmouth. The Tigers, now 11-3, expanded a close 4-3 lead by scoring eight out of nine goals, showcasing their dominance in the semifinal. This marks Towson's third consecutive appearance in the CAA championship. Towson will face the winner of the match between 2-seed Drexel and 3-seed Stony Brook on Saturday, May 2.

By the Numbers
  • Towson outshot Monmouth 41-41, with 24 shots on goal compared to Monmouth's 14.
  • Towson has won its last eight games and 25 consecutive contests against league opponents.
Yes, But

While Towson showcased a strong offense, significantly outscoring Monmouth, they still faced challenges in faceoffs, losing 15 out of 24 despite their overall strong performance.

State of Play
  • Towson's defense was effective, forcing Monmouth into 17 turnovers.
  • Joaquin Villagomez led the Tigers with four goals and an assist, enhancing his season tally further.
What's Next

Towson will compete in the CAA title game against the winner of Drexel vs. Stony Brook on May 2, with hopes of securing their second consecutive championship.

Bottom Line

The Tigers' blend of strong offensive plays and resilient defense has positioned them as formidable contenders for the CAA title, underscoring their dominant presence in college lacrosse this season.