JMU Lacrosse season opener against No. 1 UNC moved to Friday

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HARRISONBURG, Va. (JMU Athletics) – Due to forecasted weather conditions this weekend, James Madison lacrosse’s season opener against #1 North Carolina will now be played on Friday, Feb. 6 at 3 p.m. at the Sentara Park turf field.

Access to the turf field will be available by parking in Lots U1, U2, U3 and U4 and entering via the gatehouse, located adjacent to Lot U4. Spots are limited in U4, and patrons may be directed to U1, U2 and U3. The U5 Lot and Kelsey Lane gate will be closed.

Shuttles will run from U1 to the gatehouse and from the gatehouse to the playing surface for those with ADA needs.

The Sentara Park turf field does not have stadium-style bleacher seating, so fans are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets if sitting on the rock pillars at the field level. Concessions will not be available.

Additionally, due to the location change, the game will no longer be broadcast on ESPN+, but fans not attending can still follow online through live stats.

— JMU Athletics —

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