1967
Captains - Matt Dwyer, Dan Carson
1967 Roster
1967 Record and Individual Scoring
Recollections of the 1967 Season
Photos from the 1967 Season
Article from "Chicago Tribune", May, 1967
Article from "The Scholastic", April 14, 1967
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
1967 Record and Individual Scoring
Recollections of the 1967 Season
Photos from the 1967 Season
Article from "Chicago Tribune", May, 1967
Article from "The Scholastic", April 14, 1967
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
Recollections of the 1967 Season
Photos from the 1967 Season
Article from "Chicago Tribune", May, 1967
Article from "The Scholastic", April 14, 1967
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
Photos from the 1967 Season
Article from "Chicago Tribune", May, 1967
Article from "The Scholastic", April 14, 1967
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
Article from "Chicago Tribune", May, 1967
Article from "The Scholastic", April 14, 1967
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
Article from "The Scholastic", April 14, 1967
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
Recognition
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
Name Goals Assists Points
Morin 36 2 38
Niessen 9 23 32
Scoring Leaders
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
All-Midwest - Bob Morin; Hon Mention - Matt Dwyer
Jack Tate Founder's Award - Bob Morin
Nappy Award - Matt Dwyer
Most Improved - Tim McHugh
| Name | Goals | Assists | Points
| Morin | 36 | 2 | 38
| Niessen | 9 | 23 | 32
| |
From The 1967 Dome....
With the loss of a few key men, the lacrosse team's attack was largely untried,
and the main question was scoring ability. Fortunately, a more than adequate defense allowed
concentration on the scoring department. Team captain Matt Dwyer displayed a rare combination
of hard-hitting power and sportmanship. He and co-captain Dan Carson were the main forces
behind the drive to add incrased skill to one of the most spirited of Notre Dame teams.
A schedule including such squads as Navy, Oberlin, Georgetown, Ohio State, and Michigan
State spurred their efforts.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob
Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966,
provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack,
while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.
A handful of experienced players added depth to the primarily youthful club. Junior Bob Morin promised to be a constant threat, as did Duncan MacIntosh, All-Midwest in 1966, provided his knee injury improved. Tom Kingston returned to lead the defensive attack, while Pete Metzger, at the attack position, typified the promise of younger players.