The No. 3 University of Richmond men's lacrosse team advanced to the Atlantic 10 Championship for the 12th consecutive year with an 11-7 victory over UMass. The game saw standout performances, particularly from Aidan O'Neil, who set a new single-season assist record with 42 assists and recorded four assists and three goals in the match. Other notable contributions came from Joe Sheridan and Gavin Creo, each scoring two goals and contributing to Richmond's commanding lead throughout the game. With this win, Richmond extended its A-10 winning streak to 13 games and is now poised to tie its program record with a potential 14th victory this season.

By the Numbers
  • Aidan O'Neil set a new single-season assist record with 42 assists.
  • Richmond won 14 out of 20 faceoffs in the game.
State of Play
  • Richmond is on a 13-game winning streak in the Atlantic 10.
  • The Spiders will compete for the conference title against either High Point or Saint Joseph's on Saturday.
What's Next

Richmond aims to secure its 12th consecutive conference championship, building on its current momentum. The Spiders will face a strong opponent in either High Point or Saint Joseph's, with a victory allowing them to match last season's record for wins in a single season.

Bottom Line

The Richmond Spiders are showing impressive form as they chase a championship title, driven by exceptional performances from key players like Aidan O'Neil. Their ability to dominate in faceoffs and assists sets a strong foundation for their upcoming match, underscoring their position as a formidable force in college lacrosse this season.