Ticket Information Released For Penn State Lacrosse’s NCAA Tournament Semifinal
Tickets for Penn State men’s lacrosse’s NCAA semifinal against No. 5 Yale on May 25 will cost fans $20 to $90.
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— Penn State Menβs Lacrosse (@PennStateMLAX) May 20, 2019
Nittany Lion fans, get your tickets now!: https://t.co/64W6etA3co
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The top-ranked Nittany Lions will take on No. 5 Yale at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, May 25 for a spot in the national championship game. Penn State will try to avenge its only loss of the season that came at the hands of Yale on February 23.
Section 117 of Lincoln Financial Field has been designated for Penn State fans. You can purchase tickets for the game here.
After scoring more than 20 goals in their past two wins over UMBC and Loyola Maryland, the Nittany Lions are asking for an extra boost from what should likely be a large Penn State crowd in Philadelphia this weekend.
Penn State men’s lacrosse took a play right out of James Franklin’s book and called for White Out conditions at the Linc. The game might be scheduled for the Saturday before Memorial Day, but make sure to pack your finest white clothes if you make it out to the game.
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