The Cardinal women's lacrosse team downed the No. 13 Vanderbilt Commodores on Sunday in a solid showing at Maloney Field. Six Cardinal players registered goals as Stanford overpowered the American Lacrosse Conference opponent, 15-9. Stanford improves to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in the MPSF, while the Commodores fall to 1-3 on the season and 0-1 in the ALC.

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 The Baltimore Bayhawks have acquired attackman Mark Millon from the San Francisco Dragons. Inexchange, the Dragons will receive the Bayhawks 2006 1st Round Collegiate Draft Pick (#10 overall).

Dallas will be the host city for the 2006 and 2007 US Lacrosse Intercollegiate Associates National Championships. The 2006 event will be held from May 9-13 at the Russell Creek Athletic Complex and Highland Park High School.

"We're really excited to bring this event to Texas," said Josh Christian, managing director for programs and services for US Lacrosse. "There is tremendous involvement from the local organizing committee and we have outstanding venues that will allow us to create a great experience for the more than 1,000 players and many more fans that will be coming to these championships."

US Lacrosse has announced the staff for the U.S. Women’s Lacrosse Team. Joining the staff are Jennifer Ulehla (assistant coach), Mac Ford (assistant coach), Dwayne Carnes (strength and conditioning coach), Elizabeth Kittleman (manager) and Amy Renner (trainer). The selections were made by the US Lacrosse Women’s Division National Teams Committee and head coach Sue Heether and approved by the US Lacrosse Women’s Division Board of Governors.

 
The LumberJax came up short on Saturday against the Rochester Knighthawks, losing 16-18. Throughout the first half the LumberJax kept it close with Bruce Alexander scoring three times as well as one goal each from Del Halladay, Ryder Bateman, and Mike Hominuck. The Knighthawks had two big scorers in the first with three from Shawn Evans and two from Steve Toll. The score grew further apart with the Knighthawks leading going into the fourth quarter 16-9. LumberJax offense outscored Rochester 6-2 in the fourth, but it still was not enough to carry a victory.

Rochester scoring powerhouse John Grant scored all four of his goals in the second half (five assists), other repeat scorers include Ryan O’Connor (two goals), Shawn Evans (three goals), and Steve Toll (two goals). Bruce Alexander (three goals) and Mike Hominuck (three goals) were the two high scorers for the LumberJax with Peter Morgan also contributing two goals.

BYU Television will carry 4 west coast college lacrosse games live this year and is available on Cable, Satellite, and streaming via the Internet. Those teams include players from local HS programs Issaquah, Mercer Island, Maple Valley and more. The first game is today at 5pm. Detailed Washington cable listings below. Game times below are MOUNTAIN TIME.

Dallas Continues All-Star Winning Streak to 6-0

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