Junior goalie Molly Laliberty and the Jumbos defense shut down Wesleyan University for their first NESCAC championship with a 14-3 win over the Cardinals at Bello Field. The team opens NCAA tournament play on May 9 against Cabrini University
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In Brief
Three teams won NESCAC championships, and a total of nine are headed to NCAA and other national tournaments
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Sports
The Jumbos win on their home course over Bates College, and will compete for the conference championship May 9 on the Malden River