Lombardi on Lacrosse: ‘Survive and advance’ has special meaning for seniors

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LaxLessons.com | May 27, 2013

“Survive and advance” has special meaning for seniors. Each playoff game could be the last one of their varsity careers.

Joe Lombardi looks at that and reviews and previews playoff action from throughout the tristate in the latest “Lombardi on Lacrosse” column for MSGVarsity.com.

Among the featured topics: Seton Hall Prep’s upset of previously unbeaten Delbarton in the NJ Group semis.

Check it out here.

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