Lacrosse

In the first-ever Fairfield women’s lacrosse game at Rafferty Stadium, the Stags had to play with the snow coming down fairly hard. However, the team was able to beat crosstown foe Sacred Heart. Junior...

The Stags are approaching the start of their 2015 season, which will be highlighted by the team's move to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) and the opening of Rafferty Stadium. The transition to the CAA...

In less than two weeks, both the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams will  be able to play the game they both know best in Fairfield’s new, state-of-the-art stadium. As both teams steadily become...

The Fairfield women’s lacrosse team is hopeful that the upcoming spring season will be a successful one. After falling short to Canisius 10-12 in the semifinal round of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference...

At the end of the first season in Rafferty Stadium, women’s lacrosse coach Mike Waldvogel has announced that he will step down as head coach, retiring his position to his current assistant Laura Field. Field...

The Stags are approaching the start of their 2015 season, which will be highlighted by the team's move to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) and the opening of Rafferty Stadium. The transition to the CAA...

In less than two weeks, both the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams will  be able to play the game they both know best in Fairfield’s new, state-of-the-art stadium. As both teams steadily become driving...

The Fairfield women’s lacrosse team is hopeful that the upcoming spring season will be a successful one. After falling short to Canisius 10-12 in the semifinal round of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference...

It was a tale of the undefeated as the Fairfield women’s lacrosse team took on the Marist Red Foxes on Saturday, April 19. Both undefeated in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play, the Stags were looking...

Sophomore TJ Neubauer tallied four goals as the Stags (8-2) – winners of six straight – defeated the Bucknell Bison (5-6), head coach Andy Copelan's alma mater. Copelan, a 2003 graduate, was a four-year starter at midfield, earning all-conference honors his senior year. He helped lead them to four consecutive Patriot League titles and the program's first ever National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament bid in 2001.