Sunday’s Division 3 final featuring Tufts against Salisbury guarantees at least two Floridians will be crowned national champions!  The players are shown below and we look forward to hearing their stories.  From what we can tell, the game will not be televised on any of ESPN’s networks, but it will be available on the NCAA video link.  The game will be played Sunday, May 25 at 1:00. Click here for the Live Feed of Salisbury vs. Tufts Salisbury 31 Chas Moody, Vero Beach 35 Davis Anderson, Lake Highland Prep 40 Griffin Melzer 46 Lex Linxwiler, Boone Tufts 30 Colby Kempe, Benjamin (above) 34 Cem Kalkavan, St. Andrew’s   The D2 final of LIU Post vs. Limestone has two Floridians on Post’s team: 47 Nick Zebouni, Ponte Vedra 55 Brendan Walker, Cardinal Newman Game time is set for 4:00pm on Sunday and will be available via NCAA’s live feed. Click here for the video link to LIU Post vs. Limestone    Click here for Jay Jalbert’s video produced for ESPN   In the Division 1 semi-finals (Saturday at 1:00 on ESPN2), we know we will have Floridians in the finals as Duke and Denver have two each: Duke 32 Tripp Transou, Maclay 43 Calder Alfano, Boca Raton (Calder is injured and will not play) Denver 1 Nick Perfido, Heathrow (Georgetown Prep) 30 Hunter Krout, Barron Collier and Hotchkiss   In the other final (Saturday at 3:30 on ESPN2), we must root for Notre Dame this year (our allegiance is solely based on Floridians on the roster).  Maryland will get love in the years ahead. Notre Dame 7 Mike Shepherdson, St. Andrew’s 48 Garrett Epple, Calvert Hall (former Boca Jet) Those of you who watched the Albany game saw Lyle Thompson’s sick behind the head no look goal with Garrett all over him.  The announcers gave Garrett credit for doing as much as any defenseman could.  It was great TV.