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John Wagner scored his fourth game-winning goal of the season as Marquette topped St. Johns 11-10 in overtime.

Wagner scores fourth game-winning goal of season for men’s lacrosse

Brendan Ploen, Assistant Sports Editor April 7, 2018
John Wagner has done it again. The junior attackman scored his fourth game-winning goal of the season to beat St. John's 11-10 in overtime on the road.
PREVIEW: Marquette looks to bounce back with a win at St. Johns

PREVIEW: Marquette looks to bounce back with a win at St. John’s

Jack Phillips, Audio Content Producer April 7, 2018

The Marquette Golden Eagles (4-4, 1-1 BIG EAST) will hit the road Saturday afternoon for a conference battle with the St. John's Red Storm (6-4, 0-1 BIG EAST) in a matchup with major BIG EAST Tournament...

PODCAST: Mens, womens lacrosse entering bulk of conference play.

PODCAST: Men’s, women’s lacrosse entering bulk of conference play.

Jack Phillips, Audio Producer April 6, 2018

Lacrosse beat writers Brendan Ploen and Meghan Rock examine women's lacrosse's program-best start to BIG EAST play. Plus, how long are men's lacrosse's growing pains going to last?

Womens lacrosse moves to 4-0 in conference play after rout over Butler

Women’s lacrosse moves to 4-0 in conference play after rout over Butler

Meghan Rock, Sports Staff Writer April 4, 2018

Entering today’s game, Marquette women’s lacrosse is off to their best BIG EAST start in program history and is tied for first place with Florida. That start got even better following a 19-3 win...

Defender Nick Singleton started on Marquettes lacrosse team as a walk-on and has evolved into a full-time contributor.

Nick Singleton’s resilience lands him in men’s lacrosse lineup

John Hand, Sports Staff Writer April 4, 2018
When men's lacrosse head coach Joe Amplo is recruiting players, he looks for three things: physical toughness, mental toughness and an "I've got something to prove" attitude. Nick Singleton had that desire in high school, but it took him a bit longer to land a spot on Marquette's roster.
Tanner Thomson scored six goals in Marquettes victory against St. Johns last season. He will redshirt the 2018 season.

Thomson brothers work through injuries together

Brendan Ploen, Assistant Sports Editor April 4, 2018
Keaton and Tanner Thomson put on the Marquette men's lacrosse jerseys for the first time this fall season, but now the brothers wear polo shirts instead because of injuries.
Mens basketball head coach Steve Wojciechowski (pictured) and his staff have reached out to several potential point guard transfers.

Marquette looks to solve point guard problems via transfers

John Steppe, Assistant Sports Editor April 4, 2018
Following Marquette’s NIT quarterfinal loss to Penn State, Marquette head coach Steve Wojciechowski appreciated knowing he'll finally have the opportunity to coach a veteran team. As the college basketball coaching carousel causes point guards from around the country to transfer, here are players Marquette is targeting as veteran additions.
Nathan Sabich (left) goes for the ball in the mens soccer alumni game. Sabich played at Marquette from 2003 to 2006.

Men’s soccer team welcomes alumni for homecoming game

Shane Hogan, Sports Staff Writer April 4, 2018
In the men's soccer team's first return to action of the season, they faced a familiar foe: alumni of the program. Head coach Louis Bennett has organized the alumni game since his first year at Marquette in 2006. The game might not count for anything in the scorebooks, but Bennett wants the younger players to have a firsthand example of what he wants out of the program.
Mary Kate Simon (right) and Abby Hess (left) have been volunteering at Campus Kitchens since the start of the semester.

Hess, Simon volunteer at Campus Kitchens

Meghan Rock, Sport Staff Writer April 4, 2018
Teammates and best friends, Abby Hess and Mary Kate Simon have broken out of their comfort zones to help the Milwaukee community.
Brittney Feivor used up the last of her eligibility at Marquette last season, but is not done with distance running yet, as she qualified for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials

Brittney Feivor qualifies for Olympic Trials with strong marathon showing

Chris Reisner, Assistant Sports Producer April 4, 2018
After finishing in 10th place in the annual Los Angeles Marathon, former Marquette distance runner Brittney Feivor has earned a chance to represent her country.
Kendziorski shines at Marquette despite being overlooked as recruit

Kendziorski shines at Marquette despite being overlooked as recruit

Jack Phillips, Audio Content Producer April 4, 2018
After not receiving many offers from the big-name schools, Austin Kendziorski created a unique plan to circulate his name around the nation: He stepped away from school for one year after graduation to focus on golf. He participated in tournaments, practiced daily and sent hundreds of emails to various coaches, all in an effort to get a bigger and better offer. Marquette head golf coach Steve Bailey was already familiar with Kendziorski, having watched him three times during senior year. He received some of those emails and decided to watch him again over the summer, which eventually led to a scholarship offer.
RECAP: Marquette finishes 13th at Augusta Invitational

RECAP: Marquette finishes 13th at Augusta Invitational

Jack Phillips, Sports Staff Writer April 2, 2018

The Marquette men's golf team placed 13th out of 15 teams at the two-day Augusta Invitational at Forest Hills Golf Club in Georgia. It's a step backward from their recent performance at the Lake Charles...

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