GOALS

fect on the outcome of each game, and his lacrosse IQ continued to develop over the course of the season as he played more collegiate games.

With his season ending before his brother’s —who is still in contention for an NCAA title with Penn State — Malone did not allow defeat to stymy his appreciation for the sport and for his teammates.

Coach Byrne is unique in that he delegates responsibilities to the upperclassmen to foster a cohesive bond within the units. Malone emphasized this tightness within the team and how it is an integral aspect in the team’s successes.

Looking onto the next three seasons, Malone has his goals set high.

“Win a National Championship and win an Ivy League championship,” Malone said. “And I think just have a great time playing lacrosse together — just really enjoying the sport together, and making it fun — I think that’s how it should be played.” katharine.forst@thecrimson.com