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U.Va. men's lacrosse beats UMD for 2011 title

By Zack Bartee | May 7, 2013

After a trying season both on and off the field, the Virginia men’s lacrosse team left Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium May 30, 2011 as NCAA Champions. The title was the program’s fifth ever and fourth during coach Dom Starsia’s reign at Virginia, which began in 1992.

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