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Towson needs one more victory to lock up its first NCAA men's lacrosse tournament berth in five years, but the Tigers most likely will have to do it without one of their more popular leaders. But Towson, which would earn an automatic bid with a victory and might be in position to receive an at-large invitation to the NCAAs regardless of what happens on Saturday, does not expect to have senior goalkeeper John Horrigan on hand. Horrigan, a four-year starter enjoying his best season, was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, where he also was suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration, according to Tigers coach Tony Seaman. Senior Ryan Nash, who has backed up Horrigan for four years, responded by playing a career-high 48 minutes and tying a career high with nine saves. I've got to go back and look at the tape, because I didn't even see it happen.