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I believe we have some polo championships as well. Paintball isn't a "recognized" sport but I think we have at least one paintball championship. Yup, paintball.
 
Peacefrog said:
I believe we have some polo championships as well. Paintball isn't a "recognized" sport but I think we have at least one paintball championship. Yup, paintball.

We have several polo (maybe close to 10 between the two genders), but it's not an NCAA sport so it's not really counted. The teams are run and funded by the Ag school and not the athletic department.

But for the sake of bragging, I admit I sometimes throw polo in there too. There was a stretch where we won a title every year for 10 years from 1995-2004, since polo filled in the 1996-99 gap in between WBB and MBB.
 
I don't really understand most of the rules of FH as there are so many little calls, but the UConn goalie as a rs freshman was excellent and made some great saves as Cuse had the ball in their offensive end quite a bit. Another National title is always a good thing no matter what the sport.
 
Fishy said:
Syracuse played with a lot of grit. A lot of grit. And pluck.

They were gritty with their sticks. Or sticky with their grits.

I was just very impressed with the way their field hockey team played defense. They covered players, they didn't just sit back and defend an area. I think their kids will be ready to play defense in the pros.
 
How soon before we enter the world of lacrosse?
 
I'm pretty sure we already have D1 women's lacrosse just not men's (club only).
 
Fishy said:
Syracuse played with a lot of grit. A lot of grit. And pluck.

They really did. Boewhine should have the team come speak to his young squad. This years edition of cuse mbb is sorely lacking in the pluck department. Especially Cooney. What good is s a short white guy who lacks grit and pluck? He's no McNamara or Devendorf or Rautins that's for sure.
 
nomar said:
Took me a second. Very clever.

Me too. I was wondering why the 'K' looked so weird before I caught on.
 
The B & K look great here. Also love the Dual/Champs logo for our basketball teams. Creative stuff. Keep it rolling.
 
Funny story - back in 1981 my roommate and I were walking back from the gym and we saw a bunch of people watching a woman's field hockey game, so we stayed and watched. UConn wins and everyone starts screaming and going crazy. The teams runs out to the center of the field and start jumping up and down. We look at each other and without a word run out on to the field into the center of it and start yelling and jumping with the girls, grabbed the nearest girl hugged them picking and swinging them around and just generally celebrating. After a minute or two we hugged out way out of the scrum and walked home. The next day there's a picture in the Daily Campus of the NCAA champion Huskies celebrating the win with two unknown (and unknowing) fans. Good times.
 
We have several polo (maybe close to 10 between the two genders), but it's not an NCAA sport so it's not really counted. The teams are run and funded by the Ag school and not the athletic department.

But for the sake of bragging, I admit I sometimes throw polo in there too. There was a stretch where we won a title every year for 10 years from 1995-2004, since polo filled in the 1996-99 gap in between WBB and MBB.

Polo not an NCCA sport. That's an outrage. Just another example of discrimination against the privileged and well to do
 
The B & K look great here. Also love the Dual/Champs logo for our basketball teams. Creative stuff. Keep it rolling.
I will order my Mens BB version in March
 
Before Gampel the footprint was taken up by a surface parking lot that had small stone walls on either corner next to Hillside Rd and Stadium Rd and the back half next to the East Memorial stands was the field hockey field. I don't remember them playing games on "the Moon"at that time but maybe that changed. Good for the stickers, that is a tough sport.
 
How soon before we enter the world of lacrosse?
Not soon enough. Out recent showing in Men's Ice Hockey has me even more convinced that we could become a major player in a short amount of time in Men's Lacrosse as well.

Our geography (and natural recruiting base due to said geography), national brand as a major NCAA athletic program, leadership (finally) throughout the school an in the athletic department and fan support would allow us to climb the ranks quickly.
 
My senior year, I was running the campus loop with a friend and ran into the entire FH team running the loop with their sticks on N Eagleville. As I went by the team Captain, who I knew from HS I whistled loudly and clear enough, 'Nice arse, X.' I swear my friend peed in his shorts screaming 'they're going to kill is' as the two of us sprinted down Hillside Road with a dozen and a half women running after us swinging their large wooden weapons. We lived and I had dinner at McMahon with the Captain a few nights later and we could barely eat because we were laughing so much.

All joking aside, wining back-to-back titles in any NCAA sport is a feat. Congrats Huskies!
 
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