Sat, Feb 18 Final
Men's Lacrosse
2 Carroll
19 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, Feb 22 Final
Men's Lacrosse
5 Concordia Chicago
19 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Feb 25 Final
Men's Lacrosse
14 Lake Forest
1 at Beloit
Wed, Mar 1 Final
Men's Lacrosse
7 Illinois Tech
12 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Mar 4 Final
Men's Lacrosse
3 Benedictine
12 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, Mar 8 Final
Men's Lacrosse
22 Carthage
9 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Mar 11 Final
Men's Lacrosse
13 Calvin
11 vs. Lake Forest
Thu, Mar 16 Final
Men's Lacrosse
9 Lake Forest
27 vs. Mass.-Boston
Sat, Mar 18 Final
Men's Lacrosse
13 Lake Forest
10 vs. FDU-Florham
Sat, Mar 25 Final
Men's Lacrosse
9 Lake Forest
20 at Hope
Sat, Apr 1 Final
Men's Lacrosse
3 Northland
22 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 8 Final
Men's Lacrosse
16 Lake Forest
14 at Dubuque
Sat, Apr 15 Final
Men's Lacrosse
23 Lake Forest
5 at Monmouth
Sat, Apr 22 Final
Men's Lacrosse
7 Cornell
12 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, Apr 29 Final
Men's Lacrosse
3 Northwestern-St. Paul
11 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, May 3 Final
Men's Lacrosse
4 Cornell
18 vs. Lake Forest
Sat, May 6 Final
Men's Lacrosse
9 Dubuque
10 vs. Lake Forest
Wed, May 10 Final
Men's Lacrosse
2 Lake Forest
23 at John Carroll
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Successful Season Ends in First Round of NCAA Tournament

Photo by Kelsey Carter
Photo by Kelsey Carter

The Forester men's lacrosse team was defeated 23-2 at John Carroll University on Wednesday in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Division III Tournament.

Both of Lake Forest's goals came from freshman Ryan Dousevicz, who took advantage of a man-up opportunity early in the second quarter and netted his 22nd of the year early in the fourth. Sophomore Chas Dean assisted on the second score.

At the other end of the field, Forester sophomore goalie Andrew Widlar made a season-high 15 saves. Classmate Jack Gillard and freshman Simon Colby each caused three turnovers and Gillard added five ground balls, one fewer than the team-high total posted by freshman faceoff specialist John O'Reilly.

The Blue Streaks scored four times in the first four minutes and were ahead 11-0 after the opening quarter. The score was 14-1 at halftime and 18-1 going into the fourth.

The Foresters finished the season with a record of 13-5 and, despite Wednesday's outcome, outscored opponents 241-178. They were making the program's first appearance in the NCAA Tournament after claiming the regular season Midwest Lacrosse Conference title and winning the MLC Tournament with 10-9 come-from-behind victory over the University of Dubuque on Saturday.

John Carroll is now 15-2 and advances to a second round match-up at Dickinson College on Saturday.