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Lacrosse
4-19-08
Grand Canyon University won its first regular season game in school history Saturday.
A first-year program, the Antelopes beat Dominican University 10-2 in Salt Lake City.
GCU's Cody Boon (pictured) scored four goals and Patrick Murphy fired in three. Danny Tussey added two goals, scoring on both shots he attempted, and Billy Lloyd had a goal and three assists.
Antelopes goalkeeper Troy Merkle made four saves. Tussey had five five ground balls, and Lloyd had three.
Lacrosse
3-29-08 
Grand Canyon's quest for its first win in the lacrosse program's history continues.
The Antelopes lost 26-6 Saturday at No. 10-ranked Notre Dame de Namur.
GCU (0-9) dropped both meetings to the Argonauts (7-1) this season.
Grand Canyon trailed 8-3 after the first quarter following Antelope goals by Danny Tussey (pictured), Patrick Murphy and Cody Boon. Tussey's goal at the 13:27 mark tied the game at 1-1.
But de Namur reeled off eight goals in the second quarter to take a 16-4 lead into halftime.
Lacrosse
3-28-09
Going into this game, Grand Canyon University believed it had a chance to secure its first win in the lac rosse program's history.
But Dominican University gave the visiting Antelopes all they could handle in beating Grand Canyon 17-14 Friday night in San Rafael, Calif.
Cody Boon (pictured) scored four goals, and Patrick Murphy and Billy Lloyd each had three goals and an assist for the Antelopes (0-8). JC Ketterer had two goals and Danny Tussey added another.
Murphy had three ground balls, Boon two and Tussey and Luke Larm each had one.
Lacrosse
3-17-08
This lacrosse thing is starting to catch on here. 
In its first year of existence, Grand Canyon's lacrosse team is steadily improving. Or as coach Adam Marshall likes to refer to it, "developing." Either way, the Antelopes gave Texas Tech University a battle in front of 320 fans Monday night in the final home game of the season. But in the end, the Red Raiders left with a 26-13 win.
"We get better every game because people are starting to learn more and more," GCU freshman attacker Billy Lloyd said after scoring on all five shots he attempted. "But one thing we really need to learn to do is play through the full four quarters."
Grand Canyon (0-7) drew within 13-9 when Patrick Murphy (pictured) scored one of his four goals at the 9:16 mark in the third quarter. Texas Tech (3-4) increased its lead to 16-10 on one of Reid Fontenot's six goals six minutes later in the quarter. But the Red Raiders put the game away in the fourth quarter, scoring 10 goals that broke the Antelopes' backs.
Lacrosse
3-5-08
Grand Canyon lost 21-6 at St. Leo University Wednesday night in the Tampa, Fla., area.
The Antelopes (0-6, 0-3 non-club) held their own in the first quarter, trailing 5-2 after Patrick Murphy and Billy Lloyd scored unassisted power play goals within a 23-second span to slice into a 5-0 deficit.
Murphy finished with four goals, had seven ground balls and won his only faceoff in his most productive game as an Antelope. Murphy's four goals were the most by any player on both teams.
Lloyd had two goals and an assist, while scooping four ground balls.
St. Leo (3-1) outcored GCU 8-2 in the second quarter, and then held the Antelopes scoreless in the third to take a commanding 15-4 lead entering the final period.
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