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Image: Augustana's season ends in NCAA Sweet 16

Augustana's season ends in NCAA Sweet 16

Top-ranked and defending national champion Trinity ended an outstanding season for Coach Sara Tisdale's Augustana lacrosse team Saturday. The Vikings fell 19-2 to the Bantams in an NCAA tournament Sweet 16 matchup, finishing their second season of intercollegiate play with a 17-4 record. Trinity moves on to the quarterfinals with a 19-0 mark.

Image: Handrahan goal gives Vikings first-ever NCAA win in women's lacrosse

Handrahan goal gives Vikings first-ever NCAA win in women's lacrosse

Better late than never for the Augustana women's lacrosse team as the Vikings scored four unanswered goals in the final 6:01 to defeat Redlands 11-10 in first round NCAA Division III Tournament action on Thursday, May 8 in Redlands, California. It was freshman Emily Handrahan who hit the back of the net with just :07 showing on the clock for the game winner.

Image: Letmanski 1st team, Maduro & Nolan 2nd team All-Region

Letmanski 1st team, Maduro & Nolan 2nd team All-Region

Three members of Augustana's NCAA tournament-bound lacrosse team have been named Great Lakes All-Region by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association. Sophomore attacker Christina Letmanski was a first team selection and freshman midfielders Kendall Maduro and Kaylee Nolan were second team picks.

Image: Vikings headed back to Redlands

Vikings headed back to Redlands

Coach Sara Tisdale's Augustana lacrosse team will not be totally unfamiliar with its opponent in the program's first-ever NCAA tournament game. The NCAA has released the pairings for the 32-team Division III tournament and Tisdale's Vikings will be headed back to Redlands, California for a first-round date with the University of Redlands Bulldogs. That game is scheduled for Wednesday, May 8 at 9:00 p.m. CDT.

Image: Vikings reign as MWLC tournament champs

Vikings reign as MWLC tournament champs

Augustana fought off a furious North Central rally Saturday night and held on for a 10-9 win in the championship game of the Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference tournament at Thorson-Lucken Field. Freshman Rebecca Pollard led the Vikings with three goals and an assist. Coach Sara Tisdale's squad, now 16-3 on the year, earns the league's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.