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In these days of sport specialization, there are often athletes who are discriminated against because they choose to play different sports each season rather than focus on one.

Deerfield Academy attack Jimmy Bitter is no stranger to lacrosse success, as he is the youngest of six college lacrosse playing siblings. Jimmy's older brother Billy is currently a two-time First Team All-American attack at North Carolina, where Jimm...

When Mark Lamping talked about a truly soft opening of the New Meadowlands Stadium, the chief executive of the $1.6 billion home for the Giants and Jets wasn't kidding.

Greg Garber examines the relationship between lacrosse's culture and the scandal at Duke, and what the future holds for the sport.

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The troubled Western Athletic Conference is adding Grand Canyon University to replace the University of Denver, which is bolting for the Summit League after just one year in the WAC.

The Ivy League has imposed new rules to limit concussions in lacrosse and soccer.

Stanford has extended its unprecedented run of overall athletic dominance.

Boston University is moving to the Patriot League, leaving the America East conference at the start of the 2013-14 academic year.

A season that started in obscurity gained in notoriety and momentum with every win. With a win over in-state rival Maryland in the national championship game, Loyola wrote the perfect ending to its dream season.

Pat Genovese has rewritten the women's lacrosse record book since she began coaching at Division III Hobart and William Smith in the wake of Title IX.

The Top High School Stories of 2011: 11-15.

The mother and sister of the late Yeardley Love reflect on running the Baltimore Marathon in her memory.

Junior attacker Shannon Smith led the Wildcats in avenging last year's championship loss to the Maryland Terrapins.

A new study is giving college sports solid grades in racial and gender hiring practices. But one of the report's authors notes "troubling" trends at the decision-making level.

Here's a story: Once upon a time, there was an ice hockey player who really loved her sport. She just wanted to keep playing. Then she graduated from college and realized she wasn't good enough for the U.S. national team. So she went to Germany.