Mike Daniello’s debut as a member of the Syracuse Orange is on hold.
The former John Jay (N.Y.) All-America attackman, who transferred to SU from Johns Hopkins after the 2012 season, has taken a medical leave of absence.
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* Tufts lacrosse players suspended for actions at women’s volleyball game
* NCAA approves 25 rules changes, including several affecting recruiting
* Paul Rabil bleeds Ravens’ Purple
* UVa player convicted of murder seeks new trial
* HS players invited to take their games to Costa Rica for a week
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Posted In: News & Notes, News & Notes - 2013
Hope you get back on the field soon Michael!
Same wishes here.
While I have you I went to the Rye/Jay hockey game yesterday–Rye came out on top in what practically was really a 2-1 game until the last minute–very good game. J has a strong team this season. Half of lax guys out there and same for Rye. Luckily for Rye Lambert decided not to play the sport!