Army Upsets Maryland in NCAA Men's Lacrosse Tournament First Round
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Maryland's men's lacrosse team, the defending NCAA champions, were upset by Army in the first round of the tournament, losing 16-15. The Terrapins had an inconsistent season, losing starting goalie Logan McNaney to injury early on and never winning more than three straight games. Despite rallying from a five-goal deficit and taking the lead in the third quarter, Maryland couldn't create separation and Army ultimately scored the go-ahead goal with 3:36 left. This marks the first time a defending champion has fallen in the first round since 2017.
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