Women's lacrosse: Tigers send seniors out on winning note

Fratzke scores five, Woodfield becomes fourth 20-goal scorer

By Kevin Hess

Coming off their first home loss of the season, a 13-10 decision to George Mason, the Tigers (10-4, 4-1) rebounded in their home finale, defeating James Madison (5-8, 1-3), 12-7, on senior day at Johnny Unitas Stadium.

Men's lacrosse: Drexel cools down Tigers

By Alex Plimack

As the final seconds ticked away, senior midfielder Brian Vetter fired a shot that could have been the tying score. But as it sailed wide right, the Tigers fell short in the 10-9 loss to the 10th ranked Drexel Dragons at Johnny Unitas Stadium.

In This Corner: Ravens must make most of 2008 draft

By Kevin Hess

Fear not, Ravens fans. With the NFL Draft now less than two weeks away, the team should be hard at work as they try to inject some much-needed youth into positions of need. Coming off a disappointing 5-11 season, they will really have their options limited because the Ravens have only three picks (numbers eight, 38 and 99) in the first 100 selections.

Tigers miss out on sweep over ODU

Despite consistent hitting all week, TU falls at home to Monarchs

By Carrie Wood

After beating Old Dominion on Friday and Saturday, the Tigers fell to the Monarchs, 13-4, Sunday afternoon at John B. Schuerholz Park. Despite leaving the first inning with a three-run lead, Towson would not score again following the early-game offense.

Face-off: Daniel Abraham vs. Pete Lorenz

By Daniel Abraham, Pete Lorenz

Daniel: March Madness was cute this year. There were some Cinderellas and tons of parity in the Final Four. But like always, eventually the underdogs all fell off and the Final Four games were blowouts. The Western Conference playoffs, however, will be straight sexy this month. Pete: NBA playoffs can be fun, but there is no way they can beat the NCAAs. I wouldn't use the word "cute" to describe Stephen Curry.

Softball: Towson sweeps Delaware

By Paul Williams

With the regular season coming to an end and the Colonial Athletic Association tournament less than a month away, Towson (25-18, 8-3) picked up a crucial three-game sweep this weekend over Delaware (18-17, 3-9).

Willacy, Almenoksa compete at NCAA regionals

By Simon Habtemariam

Two Tigers battled through stiff competition at the NCAA regional meet this weekend and finished with a few favorable results. Annukka Almenoksa finished 10th on the balance beam with a 9.825 mark. The junior beat out over thirty competitors for Towson's highest placing in an individual event for the day.