Inside Lacrosse photographer Greg Vasil was sideline at Rafferty Stadium for                    the UMass                    men's lacrosse 9-8 victory over top-seed and tournament host Fairfield on                    Thursday evening. Check out a gallery of Vasil's photos chronicling the upset                    victory:
                                        Photos: UMass 9, Fairfield 8 in CAA Semifinals | Inside Lacrosse, Greg                    Vasil
                                    
                                                                                          Jason Kates of the Daily Collegian sports staff spoke with head coach                     Greg Cannella after the UMass men's lacrosse team bested Hofstra on the                    road at Shuart Stadium, 9-7, Saturday.                     Kates broke down the win and how the Minutemen earned it in this recap.
                    More on UMass men's lacrosse is available via UMassAthletics.com.
                                    
                                                                              The University of Massachusetts men's lacrosse team defeated Hofstra on the                    road, 9-7, Saturday afternoon. Dave Anderson was there to capture the action                    for Inside Lacrosse. Take                    a look at his photo gallery via InsideLacrosse.com here.
                    More on the Minutemen is available through UMassAthletics.com.
                                    
                                                                                          UMass men's lacrosse defeated Penn State, 12-8, Saturday afternoon at                    McGuirk Stadium on the strength of defensive dominance in the second half and                    five points from                     Nick Mariano. Check out highlights of the game below:
                                        
                    More on the Minutemen is available through UMassAthletics.com.
                                    
                                                                              UMass men's lacrosse received five-point performances from Peter Lindley and                    Nick Mariano as 16 Minutemen recorded at least one point in the 18-5 victory                    over Quinnipiac Tuesday. Check out highlights of the win from the UMass Sports                    Network below:
                                        
                    Keep track of the Minutemen via UMassAthletics.com.
                                    
                                                                              The UMass men's lacrosse team stats its 2015 season with a 1 p.m. game at                    McGuirk Stadium against No. 20/20 Army on Saturday, Feb. 7. Daily Hampshire                    Gazette reporter Matt Vautour spoke with head coach                     Greg Cannella ahead of the contest to preview the season.
                                        UMass men's lacrosse opens 2015 with No. 20 Army at McGuirk Stadium | Matt                    Vautour, Daily Hampshire Gazette
                                    
                                                                              Inside Lacrosse staff writer Matt Kinnear stopped by Amherst, Mass., and                    visited a UMass men's lacrosse practice to catch some fall ball preparations.                    Check out Kinnear's report regarding the Minutemen below:
                    Fall                    All-Access: UMass | Matt Kinnear, Inside Lacrosse
                                    
                                                                              Lacrosse Magazine writer Gary Lambrecht caught up with UMass men's                    lacrosse head coach Greg Cannella to discuss the 4-0 start to the season and                    what has led the Minutemen to their four consecutive victories. Check out what                    Lambrecht has to say about UMass:
                    "The Minutemen of UMass have grown accustomed to good starts under                    20-year coach Greg Cannella. For the third time in the past four years and for                    the 12th time overall, UMass is 4-0. What makes it notable this year is it's                    happening around a youth movement in Amherst.
                    There are five seniors and two redshirt juniors on the roster.                    Twenty-four of the team's 37 players are freshman and sophomores. The impact                    underclassmen are all over the place.
                    'It's been refreshing to coach such a hungry group that wants to do more                    and know more,' Cannella said..."
                    The conclusion of the piece can be found through the                     Lacrosse Magazine weekly notebook. More on the men's lacrosse program is                    available on UMassAthletics.com.
                                    
                                                                                          UMass men's lacrosse head coach                     Greg Cannella and attackman                     Nick Mariano spoke to members of the media following the 8-4 home-opening                    victory over Harvard. Check out what they had to say about the win below:
                                        
More on the men's lacrosse program can be found on UMassAthletics.com.
                                    
                                                                                                  Matt Vautour of the 
Daily Hampshire Gazette spoke with UMass men's                    lacrosse head coach                     Greg Cannella to preview the 2014 season, which begins Saturday at Army                    with an 11 a.m. game. Check out Vautour's preview and what Cannella had to say                    about the squad:                                                            
"University of                    Massachusetts men's lacrosse coach Greg Cannella admitted he was curious to see                    how his team plays when it opens the season against Army, Saturday at 11 a.m.                    at Michie Stadium, in West Point, N.Y.
                    'We're looking all right.                    We'll find out a little bit more (Saturday). When adversity hits, you find out                    what they're all about,' Cannella said. 'They've been a good group to coach so                    far. They've worked hard. We've prodded them to work even harder and challenge                    themselves.'
                    The Minutemen will be                    playing a lot of new faces, while some of the returning players will be in                    significantly increased rolls..."
                                        Read the entire story on the 
                    Daily Hampshire Gazette website. More on the men's lacrosse program can be                    found through 
UMassAthletics.com.                                    
                                                                                                  LacrosseAllStars.com completed a season preview for UMass men's lacrosse                    recently, covering what has changed and who could step up for the squad in                    2014. Author Connor Wilson took a look at the upcoming schedule and players who                    could be key to success for the Minutemen this coming season.                                        
"UMass went 7-8 in 2013 after a superb 2012, which has seen the program go                    15-1. UMass started 2013 out right with 3 wins, especially as one of them was a                    12-11 win over then #1 UNC. An OT loss to Brown and three straight losses to                    Top 20 teams put UMass at 3-4, but wins over Lehigh and Hartford got the                    Minutemen back on track and playing with a winning record. Three straight                    losses (two to Top 20 teams), two wins and a loss to finish up there year gave                    UMass a 7-8 mark, and a disappointing finish.
                    
                    2014 should see UMass with a similar strength of schedule. Some opponents have                    been changed out, but UMass has retained a challenging but winnable slate of                    games. Early games with Army, Brown, Harvard, Ohio State, and Albany will tell                    us a lot about where UMass sits, but let's try to figure some of this out                    before they open the season with the Army Black Knights on February                    9th..."                                        Read Wilson's preview on 
LacrosseAllStars.com                    here. More information on the men's lacrosse can be found on 
UMassAthletics.com.