W. lax rallies again and again, winning at home
Opponents be warned: The women’s lacrosse team is back and hungrier than ever.
Lauren Woo/Staff Photographer
Middie Linden Ellis ’09 runs after a ground ball during No. 12 Yale’s 10-9 comeback victory over a barely higher-ranked James Madison squad Saturday.
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