Penn State women’s lacrosse moved up one spot to No. 20 in the recent Inside Lacrosse Poll.

The Nittany Lions traveled to College Park on Sunday to play No. 3 Maryland, falling 14-13.

Penn State also lost two previous matchups to now No. 21 Princeton and No. 6 Michigan. While the Nittany Lions have lost three straight games, their opponents were competitive. The Nittany Lions have kept up with some of the best teams in college lacrosse and look to build momentum for the remainder of the season.

Penn State plays next against Ohio State at noon on Sunday, April 5, at Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium.

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