Baltimore to host upcoming NCAA Men

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The 2010 Memorial Day weekend will mark the firsrt time Stadium has played host tothe fast-growing eveny since 2007. The three-da y event drew more than 110,000 people in 2007 and generated an economi c impact of morethan $15 million to the according to city officials. The popularitg of the event created stiff competition from other Philadelphia hostedthe championship, which includeds the Division-I men’s final in 2005 and 2006. Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, is was home to the event last year and will again play hostin May. A group led by the that includefd the and led the charge in bringinyg the event back toCharm City, considerexd by many to be a nexua of lacrosse popularity.
Back in December, the groulp made a one-hour presentation to the NCAA selection committeedpitching M&T Bank Stadium’s location near the Inner Harbofr as well as hotels and Baltimore competed with Denver, the Meadowlandd in New Jersey and Gillette Stadium -- which is just southb of Boston -- for the 2010-201 2 event. The Ravens will host and managerthe event, along with: ; the , Baltimoree County; ; and . “We are elatesd the NCAA Lacrosse National Championships will be returninggto Maryland,” Gov.
Martin O’Malley said in a “Our state is recognized nationally as the cradle of lacrosse with itsstorierd history, perennial powerhouse teams and loyal fan