OCC vs NCC | NJCAA 2019 Championship

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www.lax.com - Looking for its third straight NJCAA National Championship, the Onondaga Community College Lazers took on the Nassau Community College Lions in Batavia, NY. With less than a minute to play, the Lazers forced overtime with a late regulation goal and Percy Booth's overtime winner came with 17 seconds to play for a 7-6 win. Check out highlights from all of the action with Lax.com!
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@cameronkurtz7422 5 лет назад

that goal to tie the game at 6 w/ 43 seconds would have been sick at any point but to have that kind of goal mean so much makes it one of the best ive ever seen

@Johnny_Blaze 3 года назад

South Carrol MD represent!

@josephsparacio9641 3 года назад

I'll never forget, I started my college lacrosse career at Tompkins Cortland Community College, a small community college in Dryden, NY, right down the block from Ithaca and Cortland. I came in as a freshman after being cut from my high school team. The team was small but had potential. Our team ended with a 5-7 and graduated a lot of seniors. The next year during the 2016-2017 season, we gained a lot of motivated freshmen and we made school history. We went at 7-6. First time in school history to make it to the quarter-finals and win in 2X OT, and we had our best game against OCC. We still lost which was bound to happen but we lost 33-10. First time in school history to put up double digits on them. It was a hell of a journey. Then I transferred to play MCLA for the University of New Haven. We went 11-5 and then my last season we went 6-10. We played a lot of difficult teams in NC and lost a lot of seniors that really carried the team and relied heavily on the incoming freshman. But the time we had was like no other, winning in over time and running onto the field and hugging one another is one of the greatest feelings. No other sport makes you feel like a family other than lacrosse!