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Cornell Wins 2025 NCAA Lacrosse Championship Bracket by Beating Maryland

The Big Red scored back-to-back unanswered goals to make it a 12-9 game heading into the final minutes of the game.

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Cornell wins first NCAA men's lacrosse tournament title since 1977 with defeat of Maryland

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Cornell beats Maryland at Gillette Stadium to win its first NCAA Division 1 men’s lacrosse championship since 1977

Maryland falls to Cornell, 13-10, in NCAA lacrosse championship game

Maryland (14-4), the No. 2 seed, fell short of winning its first national title since 2022.

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Cornell takes home National Championship with 13-10 win over Maryland

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Catch up with CJ Kirst after Cornell’s National Championship win

See Cornell men's lacrosse players celebrate their first NCAA title in 48 years

Cornell attack Ryan Waldman (3) (right) celebrates his goal against the Maryland Terrapins with attack CJ Kirst (15) during the first half at Gillette Stadium.

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The Ivy League School That Just Toppled a Lacrosse Powerhouse

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Cornell men's lacrosse team wins national title behind CJ Kirst's huge game

NCAA Lacrosse Championship Bracket 2025, Cornell vs. Maryland Schedule, Preview

The top two teams in the nation will square off with No. 1 Cornell facing No. 2 Maryland to determine the champion of the 2025 NCAA men's lacrosse tournament. The Big Red defeated Penn State 11-9 in Saturday's first semifinal, while the Terrapins advanced past Syracuse with a 14-8 win in the second semi.

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For Men’s Lacrosse, This Monday Means More

We stand on the shoulders of giants,” Buczek said. “We're upholding a very long and proud tradition, and we're just trying to make sure it's the best version of it that it can possibly be.”

Cornell's Jack Cascadden and Syracuse's Joey Spallina help return their teams to the men's lacrosse Final Four

Jack Cascadden, a top faceoff weapon, tore his ACL in a practice just before the team left on a trip to Denver in February 2024. He took a medical leave from school for his surgery and recovery and had to watch his team from home on Long Island.