Notre Dame's men’s lacrosse team secured a spot in their third NCAA championship game in four seasons with a decisive 15-7 win over Syracuse in the semifinals. The Fighting Irish, currently seeded No. 2 with a record of 13-2, dominated the fourth quarter by outscoring the Orange 6-0. After establishing an early lead and maintaining momentum, Notre Dame pulled away significantly in the fourth quarter. They now prepare to face No. 1 seed Princeton, who defeated Duke in their semifinal. The championship match is set for Monday at 1 p.m.

By the Numbers
  • Notre Dame outscored Syracuse 6-0 in the fourth quarter.
  • Josh Yago contributed three goals and four assists, matching his season high with seven points.
State of Play
  • Notre Dame's impressive semifinal win showcases their strong playoff form.
  • Princeton, their upcoming opponent, seeks its first championship since 2001.
What's Next

The Fighting Irish are poised to compete against Princeton for the championship title, aiming to secure their third national title in four years.

Bottom Line

Notre Dame's dominant performance sets the stage for an exciting championship matchup, highlighting their strength and experience in critical games.