Annapolis, Md. – Georgetown University's men's lacrosse team fell 9-6 to second-seeded Maryland in the NCAA Quarterfinals in front of a record-setting crowd of 17,721 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on Sunday. The Hoyas wrap up the 2025 campaign with a 12-5 overall record after making their 13th quarterfinals appearance in program history and fourth in the last five years.
 
Hoya Highlights

• Lucas Dudemaine led Georgetown with two goals and two assists while Aidan Carroll added two goals and an assist.
• Fulton Bayman and Kade Goldberg both had lone goals while Joe Cesare and Jordan Wray both added an assist.
• George Acton and Ty Banks each had four ground balls to lead the Blue & Gray.
• Ross Prince was 8-for-15 (.533) on faceoffs.
• In goal, Anderson Moore (12-5) had 12 saves in the loss.

 How it Happened

• In a defensive-minded opening frame, Maryland (13-3) got on the board first with a transition goal at the 13:33 mark. The Terps added a second goal late in the quarter with 2:09 to play for a 2-0 lead after 15 minutes of action.
• Georgetown's offense came alive in the second, tallying its first goal just 1:27 in the period before a Maryland goal less than two minutes later made it 3-1. The Hoyas scored three-straight in a 3:14 span to take their first lead at 4-3 but the Terps responded with back-to-back goals to salvage a 5-4 lead going into halftime.
• Another low-scoring quarter saw only two goals in the third, one from each team to keep it a one-goal game heading into the fourth.
• In the final stanza, Maryland and Georgetown traded goals to make it 7-6 in the Terps' favor with 8:42 to play, but Maryland outscored the Hoyas 2-0 down the stretch to seal the 9-6 victory.

Maryland Notes

• Braden Erksa led the Terps with three goals and an assist while Daniel Kelly had two goals.
• Jonah Carrier won 9-of-12 (.750) of his faceoffs.
• In goal, Logan McNaney had 11 saves in the win to go with four ground balls.

Georgetown Notes

• Carroll scored his 50th goal of the season, seventh-most in a single campaign at Georgetown and one of six Hoyas to ever reach the milestone.