PRESENTED BY TOWSON, Md. -- Maryland captured its 11th NCAA women's lacrosse championship Sunday night, getting five goals from Beth Glaros in a 15-12 victory against Syracuse. Kristen Lamon, Taylor Cummings and Brooke Griffin had three goals apiece for the top-seeded Terrapins (23-1), whose last championship was won on this same field in 2010. In this one, Maryland let a five-goal lead dwindle to 9-7 early in the second half before using four-goal burst to pull away. Syracuse (21-3) lost in the title game for the second time in three years and must wait until next season to resume pursuit of its first national championship. DI WOMEN'S LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP Maryland 15, Syracuse 12: Moore: Moore: Maryland 9, N'western 6 Syracuse 16, Virginia 8: Moore: Moore: Brackets: The game drew a crowd of 10,311, a record for the NCAA women's championship game. The combined attendance for the final and semifinals was 18,567, which was also a record. Top-seeded Maryland utilized a balanced attack and a solid ground ball advantage to defeat No. 5 seed Northwestern 9-6 Friday in the semifinals of the 2014 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship in front of 8,256 fans at Johnny Unitas Stadium.
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