No. 4 Notre Dame upset by Michigan in lacrosse

Brent Noseworthy scored five goals and visiting Michigan (6-2) won, 13-12, over No. 4 Notre Dame (4-2). The game featured seven ties and the Fighting Irish never led. Decker Curran (two goals) gave the Wolverines a 13-11 advantage with 2:15 left. Notre Dame’s Ryder Garnsey scored his fifth goal of the game with 1:16 left for the final score. ... Johns Hopkins senior faceoff specialist Hunter Moreland was named Big Ten Specialist of the Week and junior Patrick Foley was Defensive Player of the Week. Blue Jays senior attackman Shack Stanwick was named to the USILA Team of the Week. WOMEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE: Kiley Keating had a career-high 11 saves and Kaitlin Thornton scored four goals as No. 14 Towson (6-2) earned a 14-11 victory over No. 6 Florida (6-3). The visiting Tigers built an 8-4 lead in the first half and held off a second-half rally. Florida outscored Towson 6-1 over the final 11:29. The win marked the second this season over a top 10 opponent. The Tigers beat then-No. 4 Penn State, 14-13, on Feb. 10. ... Tristan McGinley had a game-high five goals to lead No. 16 Virginia Tech (8-3) to a 22-7 rout over visiting Virginia Commonwealth (2-8). The Hokies used a 5-0 run early to pull away. ... Maryland sophomore defender Lizzie Colson (Manchester Valley) was named the Big Ten Conference Defensive Player of the Week. Colson had career highs in draw controls (five), ground balls (four) and caused turnovers (three) in a win over Johns Hopkins. VARSITY: The second day of spring brought more winter weather, resulting in the closing of schools and postponing of athletic events throughout the area. While the private schools started their spring competition earlier in the month, Wednesday’s first day of Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association competition was snowed out. PRO BASKETBALL: The Baltimore Shuckers open their Central Basketball Association season Saturday at 8 p.m. at Annapolis Area Christian against the Middle Tennessee Storm. General admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. COLLEGE BASEBALL: Washington College junior pitcher Nick Roberti was named to the D3Baseball.com Team of the Week. Roberti pitched the 15th no-hitter in Centennial Conference history and first for the Shoremen in six years in a 13-0 win over Bethany. He also was named National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Division III Pitcher of the Week honorable mention. COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD: Navy’s Cedric Williams was named Patriot League Field Athlete of the Week, while plebes Chelsey Edwards and Skyler Mason were named female and male Rookies of the Week. BASKETBALL FUNDRAISER: A Brother for Others will host a Final Four fundraiser to benefit the Brian Cosgrove Memorial Scholarship on March 31 from 5 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at the Towson Rec Room & Patio. For tickets and donations, go to finalfourfundraiser.com. — built too big of a lead for McIlroy to overcome despite five birdies on the back nine and Mickelson made only one birdie in losing to Charles Howell III.

Every round of the NFL draft will air on network television next month for the first time as Fox will simulcast the NFL Network’s coverage of Days 1 and 2 and ESPN’s coverage of Day 3 will be shown on ABC. The draft runs April 26-28 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Teenager AJ Hurt captured the women’s Alpine combined race at the U.S. championships, while Olympian Ryan Cochran-Siegle earned the men’s title in Sun Valley, Idaho. Hurt, 17, defeated Roni Remme by 0.25 seconds and CochranSiegle finished 0.89 seconds ahead of Luke Winters.

F Christen Press, who was traded to the Houston Dash in the offseason but has not joined the National Women’s Soccer League club, was left off the U.S. national team roster in advance of two exhibition matches against Mexico in April.

Serena Williams, still rusty in her comeback from pregnancy, lost 6-3, 6-2 to Naomi Osaka in the first round of the Miami Open at Indian Wells in Key Biscayne, Fla. Williams, who received a wild-card entry into the tournament, has won the event eight times. ... Jack Sock, Sam Querrey, John Isner, Ryan Harrison and Steve Johnson have been picked for the U.S. Davis Cup team that will face Belgium in the quarterfinals next month in Nashville, Tenn.