Photos: Northwestern beats Michigan 15-6 to clinch 3rd straight Big Ten title on ‘Lacrosse Night in Chicago'
Photos from Northwestern's 15-6 victory over Michigan on 'Lacrosse Night in Chicago' on April 17, 2025, at Martin Stadium in Evanston. The Wildcats clinched their third straight Big Ten title with the victory in front of 3,503 fans.
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