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Title: Hoyas stifled by Born as Loyola advances.(Sports)(College Lacrosse)(Ncaa Men)
Author: Brad Marcus
Publication: The Washington Times (Newspaper)
Date: May 13, 2001
Publisher: News World Communications, Inc.
Page: 14Distributed by Thompson Gale
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CATONSVILLE, Md. - The anticipated fast-paced matchup between seventh-seeded Loyola and Georgetown never materialized yesterday in the first round of the NCAA Division I lacrosse tournament.
Instead of an up-and-down tempo, both teams struggled with possessions and turnovers in the slow game. Greyhounds goalie Jason Born proved to be the difference, stopping a career-high 21 shots in an 11-9 Loyola win before 4,116 at UMBC Stadium.
Loyola (10-3) advances to play second-seeded Princeton (11-1) in the quarterfinals Saturday at 3 p.m. at Hofstra in Hempstead, N.Y.
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