The action just kept on coming on Saturday, and Sunday, April 2, should be a fitting cap on the weekend.

On the Division I slate, there are 17 games listed on the schedule/scores page.

Leading the charge is the rematch of last year's national championship game between No. 9 Chapman and No. 6 Cal Poly. The Mustangs gained a measure of revenge by taking down the defending champs, 13-7.

Players of the game number 12 and 13 Ryan brown and lou Sugo for the post game interview pic.twitter.com/tj7MpAx3yi
— Cal Poly Lacrosse (@CalPolyLax) April 2, 2017

At the Battle of Baltimore, No. 18 Boston College downed No. 14 Michigan State, 12-11, to give Louie DeDonatis his first career coaching victory.

Game Day! Come out and watch Liberty take on #17 UCONN at 3PM. @uconnlacrosse @MCLA #PlayingWithFire pic.twitter.com/rGNPRKhHiN
— Liberty Lacrosse (@LibertyLax) April 2, 2017

Liberty had its 26 home game winning streak snapped on Sunday by UConn.

Liberty takes its first home loss in over 4 years making them 26-1. UConn pulls off the win 9-6. Have a safe trip back boys, good game.
— Liberty Lacrosse (@LibertyLax) April 2, 2017

Oklahoma took its second of the season with a setback to Texas.

In Division II, there are 20 games on the schedule/scores docket.

Judgement Weekend II concludes in South Barrington, Ill., with a trio of solid contests.

No. 3 Grand Valley State defeated No. 9 St. John's, 13-9, in some morning lacrosse.. No. 4 North Dakota needed overtime to down No. 7 Kennesaw State, 12-11. And the champs kept on rolling.

The Tommies defeat #6 Dayton 9-6. The Tommies improve to 7-0 and return to action next Friday vs. #9 Saint John's at 8pm #RollToms pic.twitter.com/pYVfi86xMk
— St. Thomas Lacrosse (@TommiesLacrosse) April 2, 2017

No. 8 Montana State bounced back from its stunning loss to Great Falls by down archrival Montana, 15-12.