NCAA College Men’s Lacrosse Championship: Syracuse Men’s Lacrosse Defeats Cornell 10-9 In Sudden Death Overtime To Win Back-To-Back Titles And 11th Title Overall; Cornell Led 9-6 With 5:31 Remaining In 4th Quarter

Cornell Men's Lacrosse John Glynn (#20) scored 3 goals and had 3 assists in losing effort against Syracuse who won in overtime, 10-9, in NCAA Division 1 Men's lacrosse championship game in Foxborough, Mass., Monday, May 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer).

After going up 9-6 with 5:31 left in 4th quarter, the Cornell Men’s lacrosse team played conservative and Syracuse tied score at 9-9 with 4 seconds left to force overtime. Syracuse’s Matt Abbott flipped a pass that glanced off Cornell freshman middie Roy Lang’s stick and directly to Kenny Nims who made a diving score with 4 seconds remaining. The loss eclipsed an incredible game by Cornell’s John Glynn who had 3 goals and 3 assists.