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Official 2006 NCAA Official Official 2006 ® ® NCAA Men’s Men’s Divisions I, II and III Lacrosse Championships Divisions I, II and III Lacrosse Men’s Divisions I, II and III Lacrosse Championships Records 2006 NCAA MEN’S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK CONTENTS Note to Media: Please notify Kristen Jacob at [email protected] if you find errors or can provide missing information. Thank you. Notable Dates in Championship History.......................................................... 3 Division I Highlights 2005–1971........................................................................................................ 6 Pre-NCAA Champions....................................................................................... 97 Division I Results/Records Won-Lost Records in Tournament Play ............................................................ 98 Championship Results...................................................................................... 99 Individual and Team Records ........................................................................... 100 Most Outstanding Player .................................................................................. 101 All-Tournament Teams ..................................................................................... 102 Leading Scorer • Year-by-Year......................................................................... 104 Team Records by Decades................................................................................ 105 Team-by-Team Records.................................................................................... 106 Undefeated Champions.................................................................................... 113 Longest Winning Streaks.................................................................................. 114 Goals in a Tournament...................................................................................... 115 Goals in a Game • First Round ......................................................................... 115 Goals in a Game • Quarterfinals....................................................................... 115 Goals in a Game • Semifinals ........................................................................... 116 Goals in a Game • Championship Game ........................................................... 116 Goals • Career .................................................................................................. 116 Goals in a Quarter • First Round ...................................................................... 117 Goals in a Quarter • Quarterfinals.................................................................... 118 Goals in a Quarter • Semifinals ........................................................................ 119 Goals in a Quarter • Championship Game........................................................ 120 Overtime Games ............................................................................................... 121 Overtime Games • By School............................................................................ 122 Overtime Games in Semis and Finals ............................................................... 123 Results by Year................................................................................................. 124 Division II Highlights 2005–1974........................................................................................................ 129 Division II Results/Records Won-Lost Records in Tournament Play ............................................................ 152 Overtime Games ............................................................................................... 152 Championship Results...................................................................................... 153 Championship Records/Individual and Team .................................................. 153 Leading Scorer by Year • Most Outstanding Player ......................................... 154 Team-by-Team Records.................................................................................... 155 Results by Year................................................................................................. 157 y 1 y Division III Highlights 2005-1980 ........................................................................................................ 159 Division III Results/Records Won-Lost Records in Tournament Play ............................................................ 225 Overtime Games ............................................................................................... 226 Championship Results...................................................................................... 226 Championship Records/Individual and Team .................................................. 227 Most Outstanding Player .................................................................................. 228 Leading Scorer • Year-by-Year......................................................................... 228 Team-by-Team Records.................................................................................... 230 Goals in Tournament ........................................................................................ 235 Goals in a Game • Quarterfinals....................................................................... 235 Goals in a Game • Semifinals ........................................................................... 235 Goals in a Game • Championship Game ........................................................... 235 Results by Year................................................................................................. 236 Coaches Records DI Championships Won by Coaches ................................................................. 240 DI Consecutive Championships Won by Coaches............................................. 240 DI NCAA Appearances by a Coach .................................................................... 241 DI Consecutive NCAA Appearances by a Coach................................................ 241 DI NCAA Games Won by a Coach ..................................................................... 241 All-Time Coaches Records in NCAA Division I ................................................. 242 All-Time Coaches Records in NCAA Division II/III (1974-79)......................... 244 All-Time Coaches Records in NCAA Division II (1980-05) ............................... 244 All-Time Coaches Records in Division III ......................................................... 245 Paid Attendance Records Division I • Year-by-Year ................................................................................. 247 Division I • Highest-Ranked Paid Attendance ................................................. 247 Division III • Year-by-Year Attendance........................................................... 248 Divisions I, II & III Combined.......................................................................... 248 Division I • Preliminary-Round Paid Attendance History ................................ 249 Division III • Paid Attendance History............................................................. 252 After the 1990 championship, the NCAA Committee on Infractions determined that Paul Gait had played in the 1990 championship while ineligible. Under NCAA rules, Syracuse and Paul Gait’s records for that championship were vacated. Although the actual records are listed in this book, the NCAA does not recognize Syracuse and Coach Roy Simmons Jr.’s 3-0 record, and Paul Gait’s 7 goals, 7 assists and his participation in that championship. y 2 y NOTABLE DATES IN NCAA MEN'S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 1971 • The National Collegiate lacrosse championship was initiated with an eight-team field. 1973 • First overtime championship game: Maryland 10, Johns Hopkins 9, in double overtime. • First triple overtime game. Washington & Lee 13, Navy 12 (semifinal). 1974 • Towson beats Hobart, 18-17, in overtime to claim inaugural Division II championship game. 1977 • Cornell becomes the first team to win back-to-back championships. 1978 • Johns Hopkins defeats Cornell, 13-8, in the championship game, snapping the Big Red's 42-game winning streak. 1980 • Johns Hopkins becomes the first team to win three consecutive Division I championships. • The first Division III championship is held. Hobart defeats Cortland State, 11-8. 1981 • Adelphi beats Loyola (Maryland), 17-14, in what proves to be the last Division II Championship until 1993. 1986 • Division I championship is expanded from eight to 10 teams. • For the first time, the semifinals and final are played on the same weekend at the same site (Delaware) in a “championships weekend” format. 1987 • The Division I championship is expanded from 10 to 12 teams with requirement that one team be selected from the West region. 1988 • Attendance at the Division I championship game exceeds 20,000 for the first time (20,148 at Syracuse). 1989 • Attendance at the Division I semifinals exceeds 20,000 for the first time (20,615 at Maryland). 1990 • Hobart wins its first Division III championship under B.J. O’Hara. It is the first time the Statesmen win under a coach other than Dave Urick. 1991 • CBS Sports airs a one-hour version of the Division I championship game on a delayed basis. 1992 • Division III championship is held at Division I site for the first time at Pennsylvania. The game draws a then-record crowd of 6,714. • Nazareth beats Roanoke to become
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