Cornell Lacrosse Wins NCAA Title After 48-Year Drought
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Cornell University's lacrosse team defeated the University of Maryland 13-10 to win the NCAA championship, their first title in 48 years. The victory, achieved in a closely fought match before over 32,000 spectators, ended a long drought for Cornell against their longtime rivals. CJ Kirst tied the NCAA single-season goal record with six goals in the final, earning him the Most Outstanding Player award. Cornell's win marks a triumphant return to the top of college lacrosse.
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