Men's Lacrosse Stays At No. 5 In Both Polls For Third Week In Row
3/26/2002 7:00:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
March 26, 2002
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - In the latest USILA Coaches Poll and Inside Lacrosse Media Poll, the Maryland men's lacrosse team remains at No. 5 in both polls for the third straight week.
The Terps will take on the No. 2 Virginia, this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Byrd Stadium. The Cavaliers jumped to No. 2 after upsetting No. 1 Johns Hopkins last Saturday in Charlottesville.
USILA Coaches Poll Division I No. Name Record Points LW 1 Syracuse 5-1 (7) 196 2 2 Virginia 5-1 (2) 191 4 3 Johns Hopkins 3-1 178 1 4 Loyola 6-0 (1) 172 3 5 MARYLAND 6-1 159 5T 6 Georgetown 5-0 153 7 7 North Carolina 6-1 137 9 8 Princeton 1-3 127 8 9 Duke 3-3 112 5T 10 Towson 3-2 109 10 11 Massachusetts 6-1 99 11 12T Cornell 5-1 92 13 12T Hofstra 4-3 92 12 14 Navy 4-2 65 14 15 Pennsylvania 5-1 54 17 16 Yale 3-1 51 15 17 Ohio State 4-2 47 19 18 Penn State 3-3 21 16 19 Harvard 4-1 13 20 20 Bucknell 3-4 8 NR Others receiving votes (in order): Army, Denver, Notre Dame, Stony Brook, UMBCInside Lacrosse Media Poll Inside Lacrosse Media Poll - Week Four No. Name Record Points LW 1. Syracuse 5-1 (11) 352 2 2. Virginia 5-1 (7) 349 3 3. Loyola 6-0 306 4 4. Johns Hopkins 3-1 301 1 5. MARYLAND 6-1 286 5 6. Georgetown 5-0 267 8 7. Princeton 1-3 253 6 8. North Carolina 6-1 219 9 9. Towson 3-2 214 10 10. Duke 3-3 202 7 11. UMass 6-1 177 11 12. Cornell 5-1 163 12 13. Hofstra 4-3 158 13 14. Navy 4-2 114 14 15. Ohio State 4-2 111 16 16. Pennsylvania 5-1 70 20 17. Penn State 3-3 58 15 18. Yale 3-1 42 18 19. Notre Dame 1-5 34 17 20. Harvard 4-1 19 19
Others receiving votes: Denver 18, Brown 17, Bucknell 10, UMBC 10, Army 5, Stony Brook 2, Fairfield 1, Hobart 1.
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