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For the ninth time since 2005, Northwestern has won it all. After falling in the title game in back-to-back seasons, the Wildcats sent their senior class off with a second national championship. My 101st career story for @DailyNU_Sports: dailynorthwestern.com/2026/05/24/spo…

Thanks to this app for the update on baseball in Chicago tonight. Side note: kind of insane how these team’s records are only 1.5 games apart considering their expectations. So disappointed and confused by the #cubs recently.

@NUFBRecruiting @DailyNU_Sports Great idea, I’ll get on it

@jemccl_ @DailyNU_Sports Hey Jonah, how about a piece on the KAH 🐐coaching tree? Seems like we have NU alums coaching all across the NCAA.

For the ninth time since 2005, Northwestern has won it all. After falling in the title game in back-to-back seasons, the Wildcats sent their senior class off with a second national championship. My 101st career story for @DailyNU_Sports: dailynorthwestern.com/2026/05/24/spo…

After originally not being listed on the All-Tournament Team, Madison Taylor now makes the cut in an updated post.

Northwestern defeated North Carolina 14-11 to regain its first NCAA National Championship since 2023. Freshman attacker Gabriella McCollester led the Wildcats’ scoring, with a career-high four goals. — Reported by @charlie_perlman and @IsaiahStei27 dailynorthwestern.com/2026/05/24/spo…

Two-time champion Madison Taylor runs to the Wildcat faithful with her newest piece of hardware.

Northwestern is back in the national championship for the fourth straight year. Rematch vs North Carolina at 11 a.m. Sunday on ESPN. How resilience, experience and home field advantage brought the Wildcats back to the title game, for @DailyNU_Sports: dailynorthwestern.com/2026/05/23/spo…

END OF Q2: Northwestern 10, Johns Hopkins 3 The Wildcats led 4-3 after 15 minutes before taking control in the second quarter. - 6-0 goal margin - 17-1 shot margin - 6-0 draw margin Madison Taylor (3G, 3A), Aditi Foster (3G) and Taylor Lapointe (4A) leading the way.

FINAL: North Carolina 16, Maryland 6 Dominant win for the Tar Heels as they advance to their second straight title game. Five goals each for Chloe Humphrey and Addison Pattillo. Northwestern vs Johns Hopkins, semifinal #2, starting soon.

Agreed. @jemccl_ believes the best solution is to grant those players two years of eligibility, and I think that would be reasonable.

Evanston, Ill. — Closing in on the first semifinal of the NCAA DI Women’s Lacrosse Championship at Martin Stadium. First matchup between North Carolina and Maryland since 2020. Winner advances to the national title game.

Northwestern lacrosse has won eight national titles. Despite the ups and downs this season, one factor will be enough to earn the Wildcats another piece of hardware: mentality. Playing at home is nice too. My pre-semifinal column for @DailyNU_Sports: dailynorthwestern.com/2026/05/22/spo…

Despite a slow start, Northwestern lacrosse finds itself back in the Final Four for the seventh consecutive time. Just two wins away from a national championship, mentality is the factor that will put the Wildcats back on top. — Written by @jemccl_ dailynorthwestern.com/2026/05/22/spo…

Reese on how to prepare for Chloe Humphrey: “I don’t know.” “She’s a fantastic player, and she's so fun to watch.” “We’ll just work to play our best team defense and try to put our goalie in a place to make saves against a really talented offense.”

Reese on the loss to Michigan: “It felt like they couldn’t do anything wrong and we could do everything wrong.” “It was that recognition and the realization that you need to bring your best every single play and every single opportunity that you have, and we did.”

Reese on the flow of the season: “It’s just been a battle…we’ve had games where we won by one, we won by one in overtime, we lost by one, we lost by one in overtime, we got smoked.” “We’ve had so many different experiences…that’s really just prepared our team for anything.”

Maryland coach Cathy Reese on making it back to championship weekend: “It’s hard to get here, and I think I’ve learned to appreciate that over the past however many years is the fight that it takes and the talent that is out there competing every single day.”

Maryland midfielder Kayla Gilmore on her first championship weekend: “For any young lacrosse player, it’s obviously a dream to compete in a final four and to be on the biggest stage.” The Long Island native said her first final four was when Maryland played at Stony Brook.

Levy on the growth of the sport: “I think it’s great to move (the championship) around…being here in Evanston and out in Chicago, in the Midwest, makes it more accessible to people that wouldn’t come to an East Coast championship.”

Levy on mindset: “Mindset starts when we first meet in August…it’s not something new for them.” “I think the biggest challenge is usually January, February, when you’re going into the season and you have last season in your mind.”