page_title: Morgan State Bears lacrosse
section_title: 21st-century comeback
hierarchical_section_title: Morgan State Bears lacrosse / 21st-century comeback
caption_attribution_description: English: one of the 2008 bears
context_page_description: The Morgan State Bears lacrosse team was the only lacrosse team established to play NCAA-level lacrosse at a historically black institution. The team, from Baltimore, Maryland, defeated schools like Harvard and Notre Dame and upset a #1 ranked team in 1975. The team's exploits are recounted in the book Ten Bears, and the story is in production for a major motion picture.
context_section_description: More than 20 years after the original team was shut down, Morgan has started all over again.  In 2005 a lacrosse club team was formed on campus and is awaiting acceptance into the NCAA. Past player, Gene White, commented, "I think it is the greatest thing that has happened since I played for Morgan in '81...". "Meanwhile, the team plays in the National College Lacrosse League. The team is now coached by Bill Krehnbrink who volunteers his services for Coppin State University.
  2008 Morgan club lacrosse season
  2007 Morgan club lacrosse season
  2006 Morgan club lacrosse season
caption: Morgan lacrosse-2008
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