No. 14 Army West Point men's lacrosse team is set to compete in the Patriot League semifinals against Lehigh at Michie Stadium. With a record of 11-3 this season, Army aims for its 32nd victory over Lehigh, who has a record of 8-7. The team's recent 17-6 win against Colgate showcased standout performances, including Gunnar Fellows and Evan Plunkett. Army鈥檚 defense is led by Sean Byrne, who has an impressive .604 save percentage, ranking second nationally.

By the Numbers
  • Army's record against Lehigh is 31-11, dating back to their first meeting in 1922.
  • Sean Byrne has made 174 saves this season, with a .604 save percentage.
  • Army's sophomores and seniors have combined for 253 of the team's 286 points this season.
Yes, But

While Army has a strong historical advantage over Lehigh, the Mountain Hawks are regarded as a competitive opponent, having challenged Army in recent years, including a close match earlier this season.

State of Play
  • The Black Knights currently hold a 6-4 record against Lehigh in their last ten meetings.
  • Army has earned accolades, with three players winning major postseason awards in the Patriot League.
What's Next

A win in the semifinals could propel Army to the championship game on Sunday, further solidifying their position in the Patriot League as they strive for post-season success.

Bottom Line

As the Black Knights prepare for this critical matchup, they must leverage their strong offensive and defensive stats to secure a spot in the finals, highlighting the significance of teamwork and strategy in achieving their goals.