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Nearly three quarters of north and west Cumbria's sickness benefit claimants are being judged capable of work, it has been revealed.
For the first time, the impact of controversial new tests on people in the area receiving incapacity benefit has been published – breaking down those told to look for work immediately, those who can work with support and claimants judged unable to work.
Official data shows 270 tests have been carried out so far in Carlisle, of which 90 or 33 per cent were deemed fit to work immediately. A further 36 per cent could work with support.
Across Copeland, 210 claimants have been assessed of which 70, 33 per cent can seek employment immediately and a further 43 per cent can work with support.
In Allerdale, of the 210 assessments 80, 39 per cent can work immediately and a further 39 per cent can work with help.
In Eden, of the 60 tests carried, 23 per cent can work and a further 45 per cent can work with support.
Employment Minister Chris Grayling said the figures proved the benefits system had been "a waste of human life", adding: "Too many people have been left languishing on benefits for too long."
The Work Capability Assessments, carried out by French company Atos, have been controversial, with disability charities calling for them to be suspended.
There have been a large number of appeals against the assessments, with around 40 per cent of findings across the country being overturned, suggesting a number of those told to return to work will be able to carry on claiming.
Critics said the test failed to identify mental health conditions and vilified disabled people as benefit cheats.
Across the UK around 1.5 million IB claimants are being reassessed and will either be found fit to work or moved onto Employment & Support Allowance.
ESA provides financial help to people unable to work because of illness or disability, and personalised support to those able to hold down jobs with the right assistance.
So far across the UK, 63 per cent of claimants were entitled to the benefit – with 34 per cent placed in the work related activity group and 29 per cent in the support group – while 37 per cent were assessed as fit for work, and not entitled to ESA.
First published at 11:33, Tuesday, 24 April 2012
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Then they came for the trade unionists,⨠and I didn't speak out because I wasn't a trade unionist.
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@ Nathan. There is nothing worse than listening to people blabber on saying that they can't work because they are disabled.Yes there is. There is listening to self-appointed arbiters on disability and employment blabber on without joined up thinking in their arguments.The idea that there is no shortage of jobs is confounded by the fact that there are on average six people for every vacancy in the country. In some areas this is as high as 30 people for every vacancy.In other words there are nowhere near enough vacancies to enable everyone currently looking for a job to find one.One of the major reason for the non-participation of disabled people in the workplace society is the negative attitude of employers towards disabled people. Employers are more unlikely to take on the additional costs associated with adjustments for disabled job applicants.Disabled People who are made redundant as a result of the cuts will experience discrimination in their attempts to re-enter the employment market.Now ask yourself Nathan. And be honest in your answer. If you were an employer with six people looking for a job and one of them is disabled who are you going to give the job to?
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USILA Announces Division III Men's All-Americans
RIT placed five players on the first team as the USILA has unveiled its All-Americans for the 2015 Division III campaign.
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May 18, 2015
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The Jumbos fell behind 5-2 after the first quarter, but quickly found their stride. Tufts outscored top-ranked RIT 12-5 in the second half to earn a chance to defend its title.
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Massive Rally Sends Lynchburg to Div. III Title Tilt
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May 14, 2015
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May 14, 2015
Gallery: Gettysburg Into Semis After Handling OWU (MD3)
A battle of unbeatens in the NCAA quarterfinals saw Gettysburg move on to host the semifinals by handing Ohio Wesleyan its first loss of the season. Photos by John Strohsacker.
May 14, 2015
Gallery: Late Run Lifts RIT Over Cortland, Into Semis (MD3)
A 8-0 fourth quarter blew open a close game as RIT took down New York rival Cortland in the NCAA quarterfinals. Photos by Greg Wall.
May 13, 2015
Gettysburg Wins Battle of Unbeatens, Tames OWU
In a battle of two of the remaining three undefeated teams in Division III, Gettysburg rode its defense to a 9-6 triumph over Ohio Wesleyan on Wednesday.
May 13, 2015
Lynchburg Holds Off Salisbury Rally, Makes First Final Four
Salisbury made a big late push, but Lynchburg was able to hold off the Gulls and advance to the first NCAA semifinal in school history with a 13-11 victory Wednesday.
May 13, 2015
Second Half Explosion Lifts RIT Over Cortland
Eddie Kiesa scored six goals and set up two helping RIT outscored Cortland 12-2 in the second half, allowing the Tigers to roll 18-7 into the semifinals.
May 13, 2015
Tufts Advances to Semis by Rolling Past Amherst
May 12, 2015
Division III Quarterfinal Matchups & Predictions
The 32 original teams have been pared to eight, leaving us with three undefeated teams, three programs that have won 11 of the last 12 national champions and a couple of rising stars. Who advances?
May 11, 2015
After 18 Years, Endicott's Quirk Announces Retirement
May 11, 2015
D-III Second Round Recap: A Bridge Too Far
An accident on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge kept Salisbury on a bus for seven hours, but it couldn't prevent the Sea Gulls from advancing to the quarterfinals. Plus, the elephants march on and the NESCAC finds its finalists.
May 9, 2015
Amherst Pulls Away from Middlebury
May 9, 2015
Bailey, Uppgren Lead Tufts Over Bates
May 9, 2015
Gettysburg Advances After Double Overtime Grinder
May 9, 2015
Rakoczy & Hopps Send Cortland Past Endicott
May 9, 2015
Salisbury Dominates Stevenson in Oft-Delayed D3 Showdown
Salisbury was delayed more than three hours after an accident on Maryland's Bay Bridge, but they showed little rust in rolling to the DIII quarterfinals with a win at Stevenson that ended after midnight Saturday.
May 9, 2015
Stewart Hits the 100 Mark, Lynchburg Rolls
May 9, 2015
Survival: RIT Rallies Late to Best Union
May 8, 2015
Matchups & Predictions: Division III Second Round
We've had our three days of rest, so now it's time to slice the Division III field down to eight teams on Saturday. Who is on pace to enter the quarterfinals?
May 7, 2015
Division III First Round Recap: Awfully Chalky
It was a Wednesday for the favorites in the Division III men's first round, as 13 of the 16 home seeds advanced to the second round.
May 7, 2015
Gallery: Ursinus Nips Cabrini for 1st NCAA Win (MD3)
Ursinus edged Cabrini 8-7 in Wednesday's NCAA first round, a program first. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
May 6, 2015
Albion Edges Augustana, Notches First NCAA Win
May 6, 2015
Aurora Advances to Second Round for Third Year
May 6, 2015
Bates Shakes Off Slow Start, Dumps Keene State
May 6, 2015
Defenses Rule As Salisbury Stifles Roanoke
May 6, 2015
Endicott Survives Scare from Colorado College
May 6, 2015
Four Different Hat Tricks Lead RIT Past Morrisville
May 6, 2015
Lynchburg Rides Defense to Subdue Sewanee
May 6, 2015
Matchups & Predictions: Division III First Round
The largest first round in Division III tournament history -- a whopping 16 games -- plays today. Who has the edge in the matchups and who does Jac Coyne see getting through to the second round?
May 6, 2015
Moroney's 10 Assists Leads Amherst Rout
May 6, 2015
Ohio Wesleyan Puts the Clamps on Carthage
May 6, 2015
Record Setting Performance for Gettysburg in Rout
May 6, 2015
Savlov Saves Cortland, Sinks Springfield
May 6, 2015
Second Half Rally Boosts Union Over Nazareth
May 6, 2015
Six-Goal Run Sends Middlebury Over Montclair State
Clinging to a two-goal lead in the third quarter against the Red Hawks, Middlebury potted six consecutive markers to roll to a first round win in the NCAA Division III tournament.
May 6, 2015
Stevenson Beats Eastern, Salisbury On Deck
Tony Rossi had a hat trick along with an assist, leading Stevenson to a comfortable, 12-5 victory over Eastern on Wednesday night.
May 6, 2015
Uppgren Leads Tufts to Rout of Emmanuel
May 6, 2015
Ursinus Victorious in First NCAA Tourney Outing
Gerard Brown had a goal and three assists, helping the Bears post an 8-7 win over Cabrini in the program's first-ever visit to the NCAA Division III tournament.
May 5, 2015
The Misunderstood Importance of the Scout Team
It is the most maligned job on a lacrosse team, but at the same time, it is one of the most important. How do coaches handle the difficult alchemy of putting together their scout teams?
May 4, 2015
Bracket Breakdown: Division III Men
All of the top contenders are ready to roll in the 32-team field, but a cloud hangs over the process after Whittier's omission.
May 3, 2015
Projection: The Division III Men's Bracket
The Division III bracket expands to 32 teams this year -- the largest in history. It's a stacked field with plenty of contenders. Jac Coyne takes a stab at what the first two rounds will look like.
May 3, 2015
RIT, Gettysburg Reign Over Division III Men's Bracket
As expected, the Tigers and Bullets grabbed the top seed in their respective region. Overall, it was a good day for the NESCAC and a curious evening for the South bracket.
May 3, 2015
Stewart Breaks Record as Lynchburg Wins ODAC
May 3, 2015
Top-Ranked RIT Out-Guns Union
May 3, 2015
Tufts Rolls To Sixth Straight NESCAC Title
May 2, 2015
LIU Post Coasts Past NYIT for ECC Repeat
May 2, 2015
Men's Division III Conference Tourney Clearinghouse
The key tournaments are getting decided this weekend. Who's in, and who has to wait for an at-large?
May 2, 2015
Weekend Primer: The End is Nigh
This is it. This is the weekend when all the work is supposed to pay off. Here's a look at the conference championship races in Division III.
May 2, 2015
Augustana Claims First-Ever CCIW Crown
May 2, 2015
Cabrini Wins 15th Consecutive CSAC Title
May 2, 2015
Crazy Eights: Cortland Takes Down the SUNYAC Again
May 2, 2015
Eastern Repeats As MAC Freedom Champion
May 2, 2015
Gettysburg Heads to NCAAs Undefeated
May 2, 2015
Keene State Goes Back-to-Back in the Little East
May 2, 2015
Lucky Seventh: Montclair Takes the Skyline Again
May 2, 2015
Morrisville State Punches Ticket for First Time
May 2, 2015
Nazareth Holds On, Downs Ithaca for E8 Glory
May 2, 2015
Redemption: Endicott Beats Western N.E. This Time
May 2, 2015
Salisbury Sinks Frostburg For CAC Championship
May 2, 2015
Serriello's Seven Sends Springfield to NCAA Tourney
May 1, 2015
RIT Mangles Clarkson, Perfect Season Still Intact
May 1, 2015
Salisbury's Kraus Tabbed CAC Player of the Year
May 1, 2015
Wehrum Grabs Win No. 500, Union Advances
April 30, 2015
Albion Sweeps MIAA Postseason Awards
April 30, 2015
Amherst's Moroney Leads NESCAC Honorees
April 30, 2015
Bracketed: First Look at Small College Tourneys
We're within four days of the official announcement for both Division II and Division III tournaments. How are the brackets shaping up at this point? Jac Coyne takes a stab.
April 29, 2015
Babson Sinks Wheaton, NEWMAC Title Shot Up Next
April 29, 2015
Catholic Topples Top-Seeded Elizabethtown
April 29, 2015
Cortland Rocks Oneonta Again, Plattsburgh Next
April 29, 2015
Eastern Cleans Up MAC Freedom Awards
April 29, 2015
Eastern Crushes King's, Misericordia Next
April 29, 2015
Endicott Drops Hammer on Gordon
April 29, 2015
Gleason's Late Tally Saves Augustana
April 29, 2015
Late Run Save Ursinus in Centennial Semis
April 29, 2015
Lucky Seven: Burgin Leads Adrian Over Alma
April 29, 2015
Messiah Fends Off Challenge from Albright
April 29, 2015
Mullery's OT Dagger Ends Susquehanna's Run
April 29, 2015
Nazareth Continues Run, Rolls Over St. John Fisher
April 29, 2015
Plattsburgh Eases Past Potsdam
April 29, 2015
Stevenson Well-Repped On MAC Commonwealth Team
April 29, 2015
Sweet 16: Gettysburg Routs Washington College
April 29, 2015
Third Quarter Surge Sends Ithaca Over Stevens
April 29, 2015
Wednesday Div. III Conference Tourney Preview
There are 20 of the 23 automatic qualifying berths in Division III up for grabs, and we'll take a huge step closer to finding out who is getting the on Wednesday when 15 leagues play their semifinal rounds.
April 28, 2015
Adephi Crushes Pace, Merrimack on Deck
April 28, 2015
Davidson Scores 200th Goal In Castleton Romp
April 28, 2015
Defense Leads Plymouth State into LEC Semis
April 28, 2015
Emmanuel's Curtis Leads GNAC Honorees
April 28, 2015
New England College Doubles Up Maine Maritime
April 28, 2015
Roanoke Beats Guilford, Advances to ODAC Semis
April 28, 2015
Washington & Lee Trips Up Hampden-Sydney
April 28, 2015
Western Conn. Topples UMass-Dartmouth
April 28, 2015
Merchant Marine's Harty Highlights Landmark Awards
April 27, 2015
Division III Notebook: Searching for New Blood
Everything is pointing toward a first-time champion this spring in Division III, but there's a long way to go. Plus, the division's best rivalry.
April 26, 2015
Ticket Punched: Sewanee Wins Inaugural SAA Title
April 25, 2015
Last-Minute Goal Gives High Point Dramatic Win Over Bellarmine
April 25, 2015
Albanese's Sixer Leads Top Seed Amherst Post Colby
April 25, 2015
Big Start Allows Tufts to Take Down Hamilton
April 25, 2015
Emmanuel Goes Back-to-Back for GNAC Title
April 25, 2015
Frostburg State Rolls Into CAC Title Game
April 25, 2015
Gwynedd Mercy's McCraw Leads CSAC Honorees
April 25, 2015
Leyden's OT Strike Sends OWU to the NCAAs
April 25, 2015
Middlebury Wins Rematch, Edges Williams
April 25, 2015
Red Hot Bates Dumps Wesleyan, Amherst Up Next
April 25, 2015
Salisbury Works Its Way Back to CAC Title Tilt
April 25, 2015
Sewanee Survives In Triple OT, Advances to Finals
April 24, 2015
Weekend Primer: Entering the End Game
We're entering the final week of action, culminating next weekend with Selection Sunday. Key games and tournaments dot the schedule this weekend in both Divisions II and III.
April 23, 2015
Janczyk's 400 Wins Simply a Byproduct
After Wednesday's victory over Franklin & Marshall, Gettysburg coach Hank Janczyk has become the second NCAA lacrosse coach to ever crack the 400-win barrier. For those who played for and coached with him, the number doesn't tell whole story.
April 23, 2015
Second Half Surge Boosts Emmanuel Over Lasell
April 22, 2015
Denison Back In NCAC Championship Game
April 22, 2015
Gettysburg Dumps F&M, Janczyk Snags 400th Win
April 22, 2015
Late Williams Rally Sinks No. 7 Middlebury
April 22, 2015
Mary Washington Edges CNU In CAC First Round
April 22, 2015
OWU Breezes Past Kenyon, Earns NCAC Title Shot
April 22, 2015
York Edges St. Mary's In CAC First Round
April 21, 2015
Lasell Coasts Past Rivier Into GNAC Semifinals
April 21, 2015
Norwich Stuns Johnson & Wales in GNAC First Round
April 20, 2015
Division III Notebook: Less Is More for Amherst
Learning lessons from an earlier loss, the Amherst coaching staff kept an unfettered approach to Tufts. Plus, Beville and Pilat share their milestone while Stevenson tries to keep sharp.
April 18, 2015
Berry Drops Hendrix, Advances to SAA Semis
April 18, 2015
Birmingham-Southern Advances Past Rhodes
April 18, 2015
Salisbury Rocks Washington College for Clark Cup
April 18, 2015
Tranbarger, No. 6 Amherst Stifle No. 4 Tufts
April 17, 2015
Weekend Primer: An Opportunity for Washington College
It has been an off year for the Shoremen, but Washington College is looking at Saturday's War on the Shore against Salisbury as an opportunity to build on.
April 16, 2015
Midweek Notes: Bates Loss Readjusts Tufts
The Jumbos are giving all the credit to the Bobcats, but last week's loss combined with Cole Bailey's return has Tufts back where it needs to be. Plus, Emmanuel back in front, Capital rising and Gene Peluso hits milestone.
April 15, 2015
No. 11 Cortland Fends Off No. 14 Nazareth
April 15, 2015
Top-Ranked RIT Rocks Union In Liberty Showdown
April 13, 2015
Division III Notebook: Whittier Back from the Bottom
The Poets walked off a frozen field in Mequon, Wis., two weeks ago with their season in trouble. After a win over another Wisconsin team under the L.A. sun on Saturday, Whittier is back in the Pool B mix. Plus, Salisbury and Nazareth.
April 12, 2015
Gallery: Gettysburg Takes Down Ursinus (MD3)
Paul Werner scored a pair of goals for No. 3 Gettysburg has the Bullets fought off No. 11 Ursinus in matchup atop the Centennial. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
April 11, 2015
Gettysburg Wins Centennial Showdown With Ursinus
Paul Werner scored a pair of goals for No. 3 Gettysburg has the Bullets fought off No. 11 Ursinus in matchup atop the Centennial.
April 11, 2015
Nazareth Downs Ithaca, Takes Control of Empire 8
April 11, 2015
Trending: Bates Continues Run, Takes Down No. 5 Midd
April 10, 2015
Weekender: Lynchburg's Davey Steps Across the Line
Adam Davey's playing career with the Hornets came to an end because of injuries, but his presence on the field continues after stepping onto the coaching side of the line.
April 9, 2015
Midweek Notes: Bates Finds Its Building Block?
Bates has had some pivotal wins in the past, but will the upset of No. 1 and defending champion Tufts change everything for the Bobcats? Plus, Coon's emotional win and Ursinus' cleared hurdle.
April 7, 2015
Bates Stuns No. 1 Tufts Behind Fay's Five Goals
Charlie Fay scored five goals and Bates became the first team in 25 games to hold Tufts to under 10 goals in a huge Division III men's upset on Tuesday night.
April 7, 2015
Hamilton Knocks Off No. 10 Williams
April 7, 2015
RIT Downs Nazareth; Coon Wins 100th with Tigers
April 6, 2015
Division III Notebook: Midseason Awards Banquet
The best and brightest in Division III are ready for their fictional star turn as the midseason awards are handed out.
April 2, 2015
Midweek Notes: NEWMAC Catching Beaver Fever?
Babson beat Springfield for the first time since 1979, and it might be a sign of the NEWMAC's improvement. Plus, Alfred makes its mark and Tufts continues to roll.
April 1, 2015
No. 13 Cortland Drops No. 8 Ithaca in Double OT
March 31, 2015
No Contest: No. 1 Tufts Obliterates No. 6 Williams
Austin Carbone had five goals and two assists, leading the top-ranked Jumbos to a 20-6 rout of the sixth-ranked Ephs on Tuesday.
March 30, 2015
D-III Notebook: Williams' Kelley Savoring Second Chance
Eric Kelley has been through a lot of examination rooms since he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2012, but now he is relishing the opportunity to play lacrosse again.
March 29, 2015
No. 8 Le Moyne Roasts No. 2 Merrimack
March 28, 2015
Late Rally Sends No. 8 Ithaca Past No. 14 Cabrini
March 28, 2015
No. 12 Middlebury Takes the Broome to No. 5 Amherst
Jon Broome scored four goals and set up another four, leading Middlebury to the road NESCAC up set of the Lord Jeffs.
March 28, 2015
Rough Week: St. Lawrence Hands Union Second Loss
March 28, 2015
St. Croix, Clarkson Trip Up No. 17 RPI
March 27, 2015
Small College Weekend Primer: Whittier's Challenge
Here's a quick peek at the games of note at the Division II and III level, including a crucial game for the Poets.
March 26, 2015
Ohio Wesleyan Still Right on Schedule
Even with some obstacles, like having to wait two hours for officials to show on Tuesday, Mike Plantholt has the Battling Bishops on course. Plus, Williams rolls and Stevenson's goalie is figuring it out.
March 26, 2015
Gallery: RIT Pounds Middlebury at Homewood (MD3)
No. 2 RIT left no doubt for the Baltimore fans on Wednesday, downing Middlebury 21-11 at Homewood Field. Photos by John Strohsacker.
March 26, 2015
Gallery: Ursinus Takes 2G Win Over F&M (MD3)
Ursinus used a big mid-game run and withstood a late Franklin & Marshall rally to win in Centennial Conference action Wednesday. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 25, 2015
Candon Sends Stevenson Past Salisbury in Overtime
Pat Candon scored the game-winner in overtime, helping No. 9 Stevenson earn a hard-fought road win over No. 13 Salisbury.
March 25, 2015
Neal Guides No. 16 Ursinus Past Franklin & Marshall
Senior middie Mike Neal scored two goals and set up two others, helping Ursinus snap a three-game losing streak to F&M and improve to 2-0 in the Centennial.
March 25, 2015
No. 2 RIT Overwhelms No. 12 Middlebury
A five-goal second-quarter run sparked by one of Chad Levick's four goals sent the Tigers past the Panthers in a neutral site game at Johns Hopkins.
March 24, 2015
Kiesel, No. 11 Williams Stun No. 3 Dutchmen
Steven Kiesel scored five goals and set up a sixth, helping the Ephs rock third-ranked Union, 16-10.
March 24, 2015
No. 6 Ohio Wesleyan Pounds No. 20 Roanoke
The Battling Bishops took the lead for good in the second quarter and didn't look back in a 23-6 win in Salem, Va.
March 23, 2015
Division III Notebook: Is Nazareth Ready to Fly?
The Golden Flyers went down to the Greene Turtle Classic and picked up a pair of solid victories. Can they parlay that success into Empire 8 gold? Plus, Salisbury's reconstruction and Stevenson's headset experiment.
March 22, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Orange Sunday
Syracuse's men and women are both in action in key tilts on a busy Sunday, with the unbeaten men hosting Duke and the women travelling to Northwestern. What else is in store?
March 21, 2015
Cabrini Holds On, Fends Off Stevenson
March 21, 2015
Stewart, Lynchburg Roll Past Cortland
March 20, 2015
Weekender: RIT's Gillies Playing Under the Radar
It's tough for Tigers senior Brad Gillies to get any publicity -- even on his school's website -- but he plays an important role in RIT's success.
March 20, 2015
Small College Weekend Primer: Greene Turtle Time
It would be easy for Paul Cantabene to kick back, watch a little film and enjoy his program's success. The Greene Turtle Classic proves he's a Division III guy now.
March 20, 2015
Highlights: Top-Ranked Tufts Downs Stevenson (MD3)
March 19, 2015
Midweek Notes: Dissecting the Tufts System
The success that Tufts has had is often credited to "the system," but the Jumbos scheme is far simpler than what it is made out to be. Plus, Middlebury gets on a roll.
March 18, 2015
Kalama's Six-Point Day Leads Salisbury Past Cabrini
Carson Kalama scored four goals and set up two others, helping the No. 14 Sea Gulls take down No. 9 Cabrini on Wednesday, 13-7.
March 18, 2015
Gallery: Salisbury Takes Road Win Over Cabrini (MD3)
Salisbury earned its third straight win after a 2-3 start, downing No. 9 Cabrini on the road. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 18, 2015
Gallery: Scenes from Stevenson-Tufts Showdown (MD3)
No. 1 Tufts visited No. 4 Stevenson on Tuesday night and came away with an 18-12 victory. Images from John Strohsacker.
March 17, 2015
Ithaca Uses Faceoff Dominance to Edge Oneonta
March 17, 2015
No. 20 Middlebury Edges No. 8 Endicott
The Panthers scored four of the last five goals of the game, rallying to take down the Gulls.
March 17, 2015
No. 1 Tufts Handles No. 4 Stevenson 18-12
The top-ranked Jumbos scored six straight goals to end the first half and maintained the lead against the host Mustangs on Tuesday night.
March 16, 2015
Division III Notebook: The Crusade Is On
Susquehanna's win over Franklin & Marshall -- the first-ever win for the Crusaders over a ranked team -- was tempered by the loss to Elizabethtown, but it was still a big win for an emerging program.
March 16, 2015
USILA DIII Poll: Tufts and RIT Hang On at Top
March 15, 2015
Gallery: Gettysburg Hands Eastern First Loss (MD3)
No. 5 Gettysburg handed Eastern its first loss of 2015, topping the Eagles 15-9. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 14, 2015
Last Second Goal Lifts No. 2 RIT Over No. 7 Cabrini
March 14, 2015
Unbeaten Gettysburg Gives Eastern First Loss
Robby Maddux had four goals as No. 5 Gettysburg beat Eastern 15-9, handing the Eagles their first loss of the season.
March 13, 2015
No. 9 Amherst Guns Down No. 10 Endicott
The No. 9 Amherst men's lacrosse team used an eight-point effort from Quinn Moroney and three goals apiece from Kane Haffey and Chris Albanese to defeat No. 10 Endicott 16-10 at Pratt Field on Friday.
March 12, 2015
Highlights: Endicott Hands Lynchburg a Loss (MD3)
March 11, 2015
Morning Jac: Frostburg State Ignoring WAC Win
Frostburg State picked up an impressive victory over Washington College last weekend, but Tommy Pearce is keeping the Bobcats' eyes on the CAC prize.
March 11, 2015
Adler's 23 Saves Helps Oneonta Dump No. 18 Naz
March 11, 2015
No. 19 Ursinus Dispatches No. 13 Montclair State
March 11, 2015
RIT Rallies to Topple Cortland at Carrier Dome, 12-11
Three fourth quarter goals helped No. 2 RIT edge No. 8 Cortland at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse on Wednesday evening.
March 11, 2015
Susquehanna Stuns No. 20 F&M in Double Overtime
Carmen Raroha scored in double overtime to beat No. 20 Franklin & Marshall -- the first-ever win for the Crusaders against a ranked team.
March 11, 2015
Gallery: Susquehanna Upsets No. 20 F&M (MD3)
Carmen Raroha scored in double overtime to beat No. 20 Franklin & Marshall -- the first-ever win for the Crusaders against a ranked team. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 10, 2015
Northern Exposure: Endicott Chills Lynchburg
The No. 6 Hornets made their first road trip to New England, but they left with a loss after the tenth-ranked Gulls won a 15-13 thriller.
March 9, 2015
Highlights: A Feast From Around the Game
A cornucopia of highlights from the past weekend's action awaits - footage from Denver-Notre Dame, Northwestern-Colorado, a goalie goal from Yale and more!
March 9, 2015
Division III Notebook: Cabrini Rids Itself of Ghosts
The Cavaliers epic meltdown against Lynchburg had the potential to haunt Cabrini for a while, but the demons were exorcised against Dickinson. Plus, Amherst, Stevenson and notes.
March 8, 2015
Late Strikes Lift Gettysburg to Win Over No. 3 Lynchburg
Down a goal late, No. 11 Gettysburg rallied with two goals in the final minute to down No. 3 Lynchburg in Sunday afternoon action.
March 8, 2015
No. 15 Ohio Wesleyan Edges No. 12 Salisbury in OT
March 7, 2015
D'Onofrio, No. 5 Stevenson Fend Off Roanoke
March 7, 2015
Franklin & Marshall Bounces No. 10 W&L
March 7, 2015
Frostburg State Coasts Past No. 13 Washington
March 7, 2015
Messiah Stuns No. 6 York in Overtime
March 6, 2015
Weekend Primer: Limestone Craving a Test
Playing No. 5 NYIT will be challenging enough, but Saints coach J.B. Clarke loves the distractions his team must handle. Plus, notable games for the weekend.
March 6, 2015
Weekender: Cotter's Endicott Decision Paying Off
Harrison Cotter wasn't sure if he was going to play lacrosse, never mind attend the same school as his older brother. Four years later, his choice could pay off in a big way for the Gulls.
March 5, 2015
Ursinus Focused on Most Important Stat
They might not be the most aesthetically pleasing victories, but the Bears are 2-0 and eyeing the postseason. Also, Roanoke finds redemption against York.
March 5, 2015
Gallery: Big Second Half Leads Eastern Past Aurora (MD3)
Down at halftime, Eastern went on a 7-1 run in a 11-7 victory over Aurora on Wednesday afternoon. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
March 4, 2015
Morning Jac: No Place Like Home for Williams
The Ephs had to practice and play games on the road for most of the 2014 season, but now they are getting their payoff. If the rout of Bowdoin in the opener is any indication, it could be a big year for Williams.
March 4, 2015
Big Second Half Lifts Eastern Over Aurora
The Eagles outscored the Spartans 7-1 in the second half as Grant Ferguson became Eastern's all-time leader in points.
March 4, 2015
Driscoll, Hamilton Hold Off No. 19 Nazareth
March 4, 2015
Roanoke Dumps No. 6 York, Stevenson on Deck
March 3, 2015
Morning Jac: Coast Guard Changing Gears
Coast Guard's transition to the varsity world may not be the smoothest in terms of wins, but once the Bears get settled in they have a chance to be a player in the NEWMAC.
March 3, 2015
Gallery: Stevenson Handles Western NE (MD3)
Stevenson beat Western New England 17-4 on Saturday night behind four goals from Paul Danko and 12 saves from Ben Richards. Photos by John Strohsacker.
March 2, 2015
Division III Notebook: Union, Wehrum Officially Belong
Both the Dutchmen and Paul Wehrum have been Division III outsiders, but after beating Cortland on Saturday, they both have arrived. Plus, Gettysburg learns how to compete.
March 1, 2015
Improbable Rally Lifts Lynchburg Over Cabrini
February 28, 2015
Brady Guides Gettysburg to Upset Over Salisbury
Rookie Tim Brady made 14 saves, helping the Bullets bury No. 6 Salisbury, 12-6. It was the first win for Gettysburg over the Gulls since 2009.
February 28, 2015
Monster Second Half Sends Tufts Past Middlebury
February 28, 2015
No. 16 Washington & Lee Routs No. 4 Washington College
W&L sophomore Joe Perella scored five goals and set up a sixth, helping the Generals post an impressive, 15-7 road victory against the Shoremen.
February 28, 2015
No. 2 RIT Pulls Away from No. 12 Ithaca
February 28, 2015
No. 8 Union Trips No. 7 Cortland in Shootout
February 28, 2015
Williams Dominates Bowdoin, 16-5
February 28, 2015
Gallery: W&L Wins in Rout over Washington College (MD3)
The 16th-ranked Generals got a big victory over the fourth-ranked Shoremen - who now stand at 0-2. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
February 27, 2015
Small College Weekend Primer
There are 86 Division III men's games and 25 Division II men's contests this weekend, marking the first full slate of games this year. Jac Coyne takes a peek at a couple of matchups worthy of following.
February 26, 2015
Morning Jac: Tufts Has a Familiar Look
In 2011, Tufts came up a game short of repeating as national champions. The Jumbos have a very similar make-up to that squad this spring, but are hoping to excise the memory of their previous shortfall.
February 25, 2015
Highlights: RIT Topples Stevenson 17-10 (MD3)
February 25, 2015
Hutson Sends York to Overtime Upset of WAC
Spartans senior attackman Tyler Hutson scored the game-tying goal with 15 seconds left in regulation and then netted the game-winner in overtime, giving No. 11 York the 9-8 win over No. 4 Washington College.
February 25, 2015
Gallery: York Edges Washington College in OT (MD3)
In an unexpected (since it wasn't on either team's schedule until recently) thriller, York edged Washington College by a goal in OT. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
February 24, 2015
Morning Jac: York, WAC Bring NCAA Tourney to February
The weather dictated that York and Washington College desperately needed a game. Now, the No. 11 Spartans and No. 4 Shoremen will meet on Wednesday with just three days notice, bringing a tournament feel to the dead of winter.
February 23, 2015
Division III Notebook: The Generals Big Bounce Back
Washington & Lee was staring an 0-2 start to the season in the face with a neutral site game against Denison on Saturday. Cam Lewis found the range in the Thiel bubble, getting the Generals back on track.
February 23, 2015
Lee, Johnston Help RIT Roll Over Stevenson
Ryan Lee posted an eight-point afternoon and Pat Johnston made 19 saves, helping the No. 2 Tigers roll past the fifth-ranked Mustangs, 17-10 on Monday afternoon.
February 23, 2015
USILA DIII Top 20: RIT Edges Tufts for Top Spot
February 23, 2015
Gallery: RIT Runs Away Late to Top Stevenson (MD3)
No. 2 RIT kicked off its season with a big win, topping No 5 Stevenson by a 17-10 mark at the Carrier Dome. Photos by Larry Palumbo
February 21, 2015
Crazy Eight: Lewis, W&L Trip Up No. 9 Denison
February 20, 2015
Castleton, Norwich Team Up for Climb for Connor
February 19, 2015
Morning Jac: Albright Feeling Alright
Albright is entering just its fourth season, but it has already had plenty of success under Jake Plunket. How high is the ceiling this year? We'll get an idea on Saturday when they host Cortland.
February 19, 2015
Cantabene's Rochester Return Just One Storyline
Stevenson coach Paul Cantabene is coaching for the first time in his hometown, but it's just one of many storylines in Saturday's bout with RIT.
February 19, 2015
Denison Selected As Favorite in NCAC
February 19, 2015
RIT the Pick to Take the Liberty
February 18, 2015
Ithaca Picked to Repeat in E8 Preseason Poll
February 17, 2015
Morning Jac: Aurora Eyeing Third Bid
The Spartans are only one of nine teams that have advanced to at least the second round of the NCAA tournament in the past two seasons. Their sights are now set on a third visit.
February 16, 2015
Division III Notes: Lynchburg Now Beyond Upsets
Ten years ago, Lynchburg beating Salisbury might have been considered a big upset. The Hornets don't think like that now. Plus, CNU, Sewanee and Pool Duty.
February 15, 2015
Kavanagh Hired As New Wooster Coach
February 14, 2015
Marist Edges Air Force in Season Opener
February 14, 2015
Murphy, Lynchburg Too Much for Salisbury
February 14, 2015
#LMLive Gameday: Valentine's Lacrosse Central
A killer doubleheader in Georgia headlines the Saturday action in lacrosse, as Duke and Denver face off, followed by Northwestern and Virginia.
February 13, 2015
Christopher Newport Upsets No. 15 W&L in Opener
John Thompson scored five goals, and the Captains used a five-goal run bridging the second and third quarters Friday to defeat 15th-ranked Washington & Lee 13-9.
February 12, 2015
Morning Jac: How Will Albion Handle the 9:09?
The Britons had 9:09 to score a goal in the MIAA championship game, but couldn't find one. They hope to use that shortfall this year to be ready when the games get tight.
February 12, 2015
Washington College Stands Astride the Centennial
February 11, 2015
Inaugural CCIW Preseason Poll Picks Carthage
February 11, 2015
Susquehanna the Pick to Rule the Landmark
February 10, 2015
Morning Jac: York Readies for Stevenson Opener
The 12th-ranked Spartans are way past the point of flying under the radar, but they'll certainly be underdogs when they travel to No. 5 Stevenson on Saturday. What's York's approach?
February 9, 2015
Watch: Tufts' Road to the Championship 2014
Tufts put together a great documentary surrounding the program and its road to the 2014 NCAA crown (built upon its 2011 finals loss). Check it out!
February 9, 2015
Small College Notebook: Pfeiffer's Poll Motivation
The Falcons didn't crack any of the preseason polls, and that didn't go unnoticed heading into Saturday's game with No. 11 Florida Southern. After a thrilling wins, Pfeiffer should get their rankings wish.
February 6, 2015
Hanover Edges Transy In Inaugural ORLC Poll
February 6, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 1 Tufts
The Jumbos trampled everything in their path behind a mammoth offense a year ago. Can Mike Daly's crew earn a third NCAA crown in 2015?
February 5, 2015
Cole Bailey: DIII Men's Preseason Player of the Year
It's never been all about numbers for the Tufts star and LM's Preseason Player of the Year for Men's Division III. But his numbers are certainly impressive anyways.
February 5, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 2 RIT
The Tigers were once again one of the top teams in the country, but the end to the season was ugly. RIT is loaded once again and will be looking to finally take home the whole enchilada.
February 4, 2015
ODAC Coaches Tab Lynchburg as Preseason Fave
February 4, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: Best Bet All-Americans
Who would you take for your starting lineup from all of Division III? We've made our picks for preseason All-America.
February 4, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 3 Salisbury
The Sea Gulls were thwarted from title No. 11 last spring, and now there are holes all over the field. Alas, questions for Salisbury are answered a lot easier than at most places.
February 3, 2015
Morning Jac: It's Personal for G-boro's Foderaro
Mike Foderaro was a three-time captain and two-time MVP while playing for Greensboro, and now he's back as the Pride's head coach. He very much wants to be the guy to lead his alma mater to its first NCAA tournament berth.
February 3, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 4 Washington
The 2014 version of the Shoremen advanced to the semifinals for the first time in a decade. Can WAC maintain it's upward trajectory and fight for a title this spring, or will there be a leveling off?
February 2, 2015
Eastern Is the Pick to Click in the MAC Freedom
February 2, 2015
Stevenson Tabbed Preseason Pick in MAC-C
February 2, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 5 Stevenson
The Mustangs' attempt at a repeat fell short, but not by much. Stevenson once against boasts a stacked roster, but there's a fine line between good and great.
January 30, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 6 Cortland
The Red Dragons had a rare NCAA quarterfinals setback, and now there are questions about their defense. Has Cortland fallen behind its top North region rivals, or was it just a one-year anomaly?
January 29, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 7 Lynchburg
If the Hornets put together a 17-win season in what was supposed to be a 'down' year, what can an improved crew manage this spring?
January 28, 2015
Geiger Named First Head Coach at Westminster
January 28, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 8 Union
Three of the Dutchmen's four losses came to Liberty League rival RIT last year, including an NCAA quarterfinal showdown. Is it Union's time to shine, or will they remain second fiddle to the Tigers?
January 27, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 9 Denison
The Big Red were the toast of Division III last spring, but there are a lot of key pieces gone. While Denison won't match last year's success, it'll still be dangerous.
January 26, 2015
USILA DIII Men's Top 20 Headlined by Tufts, RIT
Defending champion Tufts and RIT took the top two spots in the USILA DIII Men's Preseason Top 20 poll, released on Monday afternoon.
January 26, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 10 Cabrini
The Cavaliers put together one of its finest regular seasons behind its No.1-rated offense, but were upended in the second round of the tourney. Is a deeper run in store for '15?
January 25, 2015
#LMRanks DIII Men's Preview: No. 20-11 Breakdown
Lacrosse Magazine's preseason Division III men's rankings are out. Here's a breakdown of the No. 11 through No. 20 teams in this year's list.
January 16, 2015
Video: Off the Field with Stevenson's Callum Robinson
What's life like if you're an Australian, but also an All-American? LM caught up with Stevenson's 'Big Koala' Callum Robinson to check out his off-field setup for our new YouTube channel.
January 2, 2015
St. Lawrence Player Killed in New Year's Accident
January 1, 2015
Hook, Meachum Participate in Rose Bowl Parade
Northwestern Mutual, a presenting sponsor of the Rose Bowl Game, selected Denver goalie Hannah Hook and Carthage graduate assistant coach Jack Meachum to be featured on their "Inspiring Potential" float.
December 29, 2014
Stories of the Year: The Record Breakers
Zack Dorn shocked the world with the world's fastest shot at the MLL All-Star Game, Jackie Sileo set the all-division women's points mark, and many more marks fell in 2014.
December 22, 2014
Fan Vote: Division III Men's Preseason Player of Year
Lacrosse Magazine has narrowed the field to five finalists. Now it's time to make your choice for NCAA Division II Men's Preseason Player of the Year.
December 21, 2014
Video: 2015 NCAA Lacrosse Rule Changes
The 2015 NCAA lacrosse rules and officiating video details the rule changes and points of emphasis for the season.
December 18, 2014
Felicetti Named Head Coach at Medaille
December 12, 2014
Fan Vote: Your Preseason Player of the Year Picks?
With the season inching closer, we look at the candidates for LM's Preseason Player of the Year honors across the divisions. Who gets your nod?
December 10, 2014
Pool B Whittled Down to Three in MD3
The NCAA has announced the Pool breakdown in men's Division III and the Pool B (independent) crew has seen their access trimmed from five bids to three in 2015.
December 8, 2014
Mary Washington Mourns the Loss of Griffin Burke
Griffin Burke, a junior member of the University of Mary Washington's men's lacrosse team, passed away on Saturday.
December 3, 2014
Bezek Named Head Coach at Oswego State
December 3, 2014
Schambach Named Head Coach at Montclair
December 1, 2014
Lacrosse Magazine's Best of Lacrosse 2014
The votes are in - here are your choices for the Best of Lacrosse in 2014!
November 19, 2014
Next Level: Christopher Newport Embraces Drones
Christopher Newport head coach Todd Boward turned a possible UFO sighting into an indispensable tool for the growth of the Captains' men's lacrosse program.
November 7, 2014
Westminster (Pa.) Adding Men's Lacrosse in 2016
October 30, 2014
Small College Notebook: An Awkward Phase
Both Division II and III are entering a growth stage where new programs are viewed as both a blessing and a curse. Fortunately, it's just part of being the fastest growing sport in the country and these issues so too shall pass.
October 28, 2014
Washington & Lee Edges VMI at Lee-Jackson Classic
October 28, 2014
Concordia-Chicago To Add M&W in 2016
October 24, 2014
Coyne: Time to Give Faceoff Guys a Break
For the past three cycles, the NCAA rules committee has hoped to cure the sports ills on the backs of the faceoff industry. If there are further changes coming in two years, it's time for the other positions to pay their fair share.
October 20, 2014
Gallery: Edward Taylor Coombs Fall Shootout
Several small college teams took the field Sunday for the annual Edward Taylor Coombs Shootout in Pennsylvania. Photos by Kevin P. Tucker.
October 20, 2014
Gallery: Megan Puls Classic at Stevenson University
Adelphi, Goucher, Cabrini and others hit the fields at Stevenson University on Sunday. Photos by John Strohsacker.
October 19, 2014
Strong Programs Hit Fields at Stevenson's Puls Classic
Cabrini and Adelphi were among the guests for Stevenson's annual Megan Puls Lacrosse Classic on Sunday afternoon. How'd the squads look?
October 17, 2014
Conference Snapshot: SUNYAC
The Cortland train appears unstoppable. Is there anyone in the SUNYAC who can derail the Red Dragons?
October 17, 2014
Conference Snapshot: The Independents
The number of teams in the independent pool has gone down considerably this year, but there are still some quality unattached teams that will find themselves in the NCAA tourney.
October 17, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Skyline Conference
It has been six straight conference titles for Montclair State, and there is not much to lead us to believe it'll be anyone other than the Red Hawks hoisting the Skyline banner once again.
October 17, 2014
30 in 30: Genny's Turf Quest Nearing Conclusion
Geneseo has waited seven years for a turf field that would allow it to compete on equal footing with its peers. Now the Knights are not only ready to break in their new digs, but also resume their status among the SUNYAC elite.
October 16, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Southern Athletic Assoc.
After two years of hogging Pool B bids, the SAA takes its first foray into the automatic qualifying jungle. The conference will only get one bid this year, but the race for that ring will be extremely entertaining.
October 16, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Old Dominion
The ODAC had its number of bids pared down to just one last year after a high-water mark of three in '13, but a stacked league this spring could mean a return to multi-bid bliss.
October 15, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Ohio River
The Ohio River Lacrosse Conference, a confluence of two other conferences plants its flag this spring and starts the clock on an automatic qualifying bid in 2017.
October 15, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Ohio Athletic Conference
The OAC is one of three conferences that have earned an automatic qualifying berth this spring. Is there a fresh face ready to represent the conference, or is it Otterbein for the foreseeable future?
October 15, 2014
Conference Snapshot: North East
The NEAC has been the exclusive domain of Kueka over the past four years. The Storm are still the favorites to make it five in a row, but they should receive a challenge from Morrisville State.
October 14, 2014
Conference Snapshot: North Coast
Ever since its departure from the Pool B world, the NCAC has been a one-bid league. Will that trend continue, or is this the year it returns to its NCAA tournament multi-team form?
October 14, 2014
Conference Snapshot: North Atlantic
In its ninth year with an automatic qualifier, there won't be much different from the previous eight -- two teams will be in contention for the chance at the NCAA tournament.
October 13, 2014
Conference Snapshot: NEWMAC
The name changed, but the results stayed the same last year for the NEWMAC (formerly the Pilgrim). Don't look for much new in '15 as the Springfield train steams ahead.
October 13, 2014
Conference Snapshot: The NESCAC
The championship trophy is owned by the NESCAC this spring, but the last two seasons have been cause for concern for this power conference. Is the tide about to turn, or is it a new reality for the league?
October 11, 2014
Gallery: Cortland and LeMoyne Fall Ball in New York
Central N.Y. powerhouses Cortland and Le Moyne faced off under the lights in fall action Friday night. Photos by Rich Barnes.
October 10, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Midwest Lacrosse Conf.
The Midwest Lacrosse Conference has a very different look this spring, but one thing has remained the same: it's good to be Aurora.
October 10, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Michigan Intercollegiate
The MIAA has been Adrian's playground since the conference's inception. Is it business as usual in the Great Lake State or is another contender about to emerge?
October 10, 2014
Stone Tabbed to Take Over Reins at Bard
October 9, 2014
Conference Snapshot MAC Freedom
After swimming in Pool B for the last two years, the MAC Freedom finally gets its AQ. But just like during the independent years, the conference crown goes through Eastern.
October 9, 2014
Conference Snapshot: MAC Commonwealth
Stevenson has been the brightest light for the MAC Commonwealth, even notching a national championship for the league. Will the Mustangs continue their roll, or will the rest of the talented conference catch up with them?
October 9, 2014
30 in 30: Corcoran Goes 'All In' On Wabash
Terry Corcoran has been coaching for a long time and the prospect of building Wabash - an all-male school in Indiana - has him as excited as any of his past endeavors.
October 8, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Little East
The LEC has been an annual battle between Keene State and Eastern Conn. with a trip to the dance on the line. It's looking like one of those teams will have no peers within the conference in '15.
October 8, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Liberty League
The Liberty has emerged as one of the most powerful conferences in the country. Nothing should slow that down this spring, although grabbing a national championship would erase all doubt.
October 7, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Landmark Conference
The Landmark has had five different champions in its seven years of existence. Does the diversity show again this spring or will Goucher win its third-ever crown?
October 7, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Conf. of Ill. & Wisconsin
The College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin plants its lacrosse flag this spring with a six team league. Is there a Pool B bid in the mix for this upstart conference?
October 6, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Great Northeast
The GNAC enters Year Four of automatic qualifying status and the question is will there be a repeat conference champion after three different teams in the previous three years?
October 6, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Empire 8
The Empire 8 entered the '14 campaign with plenty of promise, but only Ithaca emerged as tournament ready. Three teams have the potential to win the league this year, meaning multiple bids aren't out of the question.
October 3, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Commonwealth Coast
For the first time, the CCC earned a second bid to the NCAA tournament as Endicott had enough juice in the Pool C race. Is this the new normal, or an anomaly?
October 3, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Colonial States
The conference tour continues, this time with a stop in the CSAC. Is this year that someone threatens Cabrini's hegemony within the league? (Spoiler alert: No).
October 2, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Centennial Conference
Next up on the Division III Conference Snapshot list: the Centennial. Is the former power player ready for a second bid in '15, or will it be a one-trick pony once again?
October 2, 2014
30 in 30: Coaching Carousel Movement in Small College
Major moves - like Adelphi's Rob Grella resigning shortly after taking Adelphi to the Women's DII title - littered the off-season in small college lacrosse.
October 1, 2014
Conference Snapshot: Capital Athletic Conf.
We're still in the clutches of fall ball, but it's never to early to take a peek at 2015. I'll be taking a quick peek at every conference in Division III to gauge what to expect when the new campaign rolls around. Let's start with the CAC.
September 26, 2014
A Wives' Tale: Making a Coaching Family Work
The coaching profession can be taxing on marriages and families with the long hours and year round recruiting. How do they make it work? Here's a look at the challenges and solutions from the wives' perspective.
September 10, 2014
Chamberlain Named Coach at Farmingdale
September 9, 2014
Bohlander Tabbed As Next Manhattanville Coach
September 9, 2014
Midsummer Night's Power Ranking: Division III
We're closer to fall than midsummer, but Jac Coyne has finally completed his offseason power rankings, outlining who will be in the mix for the 2015 hardware.
September 7, 2014
Jacques Named First Head Coach at Wilkes
September 5, 2014
LaSala Leaves Adrian, Takes Over at Hartwick
September 4, 2014
Dock Named Head Coach at Maine-Farmington
September 3, 2014
Kinney Named Head Coach at Alma
August 27, 2014
Tilley Named New Head Coach at EConn
August 26, 2014
McCabe Named Interim Coach at Montclair
August 13, 2014
Taylor Named New Head Coach at Arcadia
July 11, 2014
Young Named Head Coach at Oglethorpe
July 8, 2014
Bocklet Named Head Coach at Purchase
June 28, 2014
Kustron Named Head Coach at W&J
June 28, 2014
Wilkes To Bring Back Men's Lacrosse in 2016
June 26, 2014
Perrelle Named Interm Coach at Marywood
June 24, 2014
Severns Leaves Centre, Now at Davis & Elkins
June 10, 2014
Ace Adams College Sportsmanship Winners
The US Lacrosse Men's Collegiate Officials Committee has named the recipients of the James "Ace" Adams Sportsmanship Award for the 2014 lacrosse season.
May 6, 2014
Jim Berkman Goes on Fatherly Safari
Salisbury head coach Jim Berkman had only seen his son coach one time since Kylor started his stint at Aurora. He got his second chance on Wednesday after a long, long trip.


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Global business confidence dropped marginally in the fourth quarter of 2012, according to a survey of 1,994 finance professionals around the world. 43 per cent of respondents reported decreased levels of business confidence (up from 41 per cent in Q3), while only 19 per cent reported improved confidence levels. Meanwhile, 30 per cent of respondents considered that the global economy was on course for recovery (up from 29 per cent in Q3), while 65 per cent (down from 67 per cent) believed it was stagnating or deteriorating.
The Global Economic Conditions Survey, carried out in partnership by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) is the largest regular economic survey of accountants in the world, both in terms of the number of respondents and in terms of the numbers and scope of economic variables it monitors.
While changes from last quarter have been modest, this quarter's findings raise the spectre of more instability for 2013. Manos Schizas, senior economic analyst at ACCA, said: 'Global business confidence and perceptions of the global economy are tightly correlated; it is unusual for these two indicators to move in opposite directions. The last time this happened was in early 2010, when the global recovery first started running out of steam – respondents could see what was happening to their own organisations but didn't yet realise how many other businesses were having the same problems.'
Africa, Asia and Western Europe leading a weak recovery in Q4
The Middle East lost its narrow lead over Africa in terms of economic confidence, led by a consistent slowdown in the UAE which has persisted for three quarters; Egypt notably underperformed in the wider region. Business confidence in Western Europe continued to show a weak but sustained recovery throughout the last half of 2012 with confidence rising marginally in the UK and Cyprus, and falling marginally in Ireland. Switzerland saw the greatest fall in confidence levels in the region.
Confidence continued to fall in the US where no region managed to resist the gloom. The South and Midwest saw the greatest drop and have seen a negative trend for a year now. The West and Northeast performed better in early 2012 but have since followed the rest of the country into negative territory. Only the mid-Atlantic, where confidence was lowest to begin with, has seen more stability in the last three months.
Employment, demand and prices stabilise, but cashflow issues begin to bite
An analysis of business conditions on the ground suggests that the global economy made some progress in the last three months. Overall, respondents in Western Europe, Asia-Pacific and Africa pointed to recovering labour markets, although their colleagues in the Americas, the Middle East and particularly South Asia were less upbeat. On balance, the GECS employment index was up both quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year.
The number of businesses reporting rising inflation has fallen sharply, after a year of steadily rising input prices, to levels lower than those seen a year ago, with the exception of commodity-producing regions such as Africa and the Middle East. However, Q3 2012 saw cashflow problems, late payment and insolvencies return in earnest and this trend continued in Q4. Continued cash and credit shortages in the new year could, the two bodies argue, tip the global economy into yet another dip.
Investment recovers slightly but incentives push investors offshore
At the global level, business investment was still down on Q2 2012 and year-on-year but had recovered marginally from the previous quarter. Even this cautiously upbeat outlook, however, disguises significant disparities.
Despite falling confidence, capital spending increased sharply in the Middle East, while Western Europe and the Asia-Pacific region also saw modest gains. Particularly encouraging was the rebound in Hong Kong and the UAE, following six months of very subdued investment, while the most positive success story came from Ireland, which saw a full year of increased capital spending despite an aggressive programme of fiscal consolidation. Less encouraging was the marginal fall in capital spending in the US, where last quarter's losses were not reversed in the end of the year.
Recovery in the OECD turns mood back in favour of austerity despite errors of the past
Since mid-2010, finance professionals' expectations and preferences on fiscal policy have changed significantly, as the sovereign debt crisis persisted and major stakeholders such as the IMF and the European Commission were forced to concede that the impact of fiscal consolidation on European economies had been more negative than expected.
By the end of the third quarter of 2012, respondents in Western Europe wanted their governments to stop the financial cuts. However, the modest recovery over the last three months of 2012 revived their appetite for fiscal consolidation.
Raef Lawson, Ph.D., CMA, CPA, IMA vice president of research, observed: 'In the US, the picture is completely different. Perceptions of the US economy in the last six months have been dominated by politics – the Presidential election and the fiscal cliff. Responses to our survey clearly demonstrate the effects of this, with some respondents saying explicitly that they feel polarisation and uncertainty are themselves hurting the US economy. This is evident in the behaviour of businesses, with capital spending and job creation falling throughout the last six months and US respondents reporting fewer opportunities for their organisations across the board.'
Looking ahead Manos Schizas concluded: 'Going into 2013 there are reasons to be optimistic; rising employment levels, an end to the slowdown in China, a less volatile situation in Europe and a temporary resolution to the US fiscal cliff crisis are all positives which should impact the global economy in the year ahead. But there's no denying the fact that the fundamentals are deteriorating and business conditions on the ground are becoming more challenging. Meanwhile, the economics and politics of stimulus and austerity will be debated furiously until growth takes a sharp turn for the better – or worse.'
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The Global Economic Conditions Survey, carried out jointly by ACCA and IMA is the largest regular economic survey of accountants in the world, both in terms of the number of respondents and in terms of the numbers and scope of economic variables it monitors. Its main indices are good predictors of aggregate GDP in the OECD nation and daily trend deviations correlate well with the VIX 'fear' index.
This is the 16th edition of the Global Economic Conditions Survey and the 5th carried out jointly by ACCA and IMA. Fieldwork took place between 29 November and 19 December, attracting 1,994 responses from finance professionals around the world, including 640 senior managers and directors (and, within those, 154 CFOs).


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You can use Windows Media Player 11 to rip songs from your CDs to your computer so that they become files on your computer. After that, you can sync the ripped songs with a portable music player, a Windows Mobile Smartphone or Pocket PC, or other compatible portable media device; burn a customized music CD for enjoying at a party or in your car; or play the songs anytime from your computer without the hassle of having to find the original CD.
To rip music from a CD to your computer
After the songs have been ripped, you can find and play them in your library.
Check that you are connected to the Internet and then start the Player.
When you are connected to the Internet, the Player attempts to retrieve media information (such as the album and artist name) about the tracks being ripped from a Windows Media database that is maintained by Microsoft. The Player then adds the information to the files during ripping. If media information is incorrect or missing, you can add or edit it after ripping. For information about adding or editing media information, see Windows Media Player Help.
(Optional) To select a different format or bit rate for the files that are created during ripping, click the arrow below the Rip tab, as shown in the following screen shot, and then make your selections from the Format and Bit Rate commands. For more information on these options, see Choosing a file format and Choosing a bit rate, below.
You can also change the default settings later on the Rip Music tab of the Options dialog box, which is accessible by clicking the arrow below the Rip tab, and then clicking More Options, as shown in the following screen shot.
Insert an audio CD into the CD drive, and then click the Rip tab, as shown in the following screen shot.
By default, the Player begins ripping the CD automatically when you are in the Rip tab or when you first switch to it after the CD was inserted. You can also choose to have ripping begin immediately upon inserting the CD, or you can turn off automatic ripping from the Rip Music tab of the Options dialog box. For information about changing these settings, see Windows Media Player Help.
Note that all songs are selected to be ripped if you have not previously ripped them.
(Optional) As the Player begins to rip the CD, clear the check boxes next to any songs that you don't want to rip. Or, you can temporarily stop the rip process to make your selections. To do this, at the bottom of the List pane, click Stop Rip. (Partially ripped songs are not saved.)
Select the songs you want to rip, and then, at the bottom of the List pane, click Start Rip to restart ripping.
(Optional) In some instances, you may be prompted to manually add missing media information after ripping has completed. For information about adding or editing media information, see Windows Media Player Help.
By default, the Player uses the Windows Media Audio format, which optimizes the balance between file size and sound quality and is supported by certain compatible devices. For a list of compatible devices, see Windows 7 Compatibility Center. You can also choose one of the following formats:
Windows Media Audio Pro, which is designed to be used in low storage capacity portable devices, such as mobile phones, where the increased efficiencies of the format improve the audio quality at lower bit rates. Note that not all portable devices support this format.
Windows Media Audio (Variable Bit Rate), which can reduce the file size, but may also take longer to rip.
Windows Media Audio Lossless, which provides the best audio quality but increases the file size.
MP3 and WAV (Lossless), which provide added flexibility.
Your selections apply to tracks you rip in the future; it is not possible to use the Player to change the format of a track you have already ripped.
You can adjust the bit rate that is used during ripping. Typically, the lower the bit rate you choose, the smaller the resulting file size, but it also lowers the resulting quality of the audio reproduction. Choose a bit rate setting that represents the best balance between sound quality and file size for your needs. Note that file size is typically a more important consideration for users who will listen to their ripped music primarily on devices, rather than on computers, due to their limited storage capacity. Many of the formats provide you with a range of bit rates from which to choose.
If you are not sure which settings to use, try ripping the same song to different formats and bit rates and then listen to the differences and compare the file sizes to help you decide. Note that it is not possible to adjust the bit rate if you have selected a lossless format.
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