O’Neill Propels Team USA to Gold

Brennan O’Neill, the 21-year-old rising senior at Duke University, scored five goals from the midfield propelling Team USA to a 10-7 victory over Team Canada in the gold medal game. O’Neil and the stars and stripe defense were the headliners. The defense operated and stopped foes at an historical level. Goalie Blaze Riorden hasn’t given […]

Defending the Two Man Game

Over the last decade the shot clock has made offenses shift their mentality dramatically in how they attack defenses. You’ve seen it all week at the World Championships especially with Team Canada. Defending the two man game has become something that all defenses have to have a plan for because of this. Lacrosse has utilized […]

Worlds is About Growing the Game

Sandwiched somewhere between three Team USA wins and two close loses by the Haudenosaunee, I experienced a World Championship transformational moment. Sometimes this event is less about the action on the field and more about the gathering of international participants and the games global advocates. Frank Kelly of FCA Lacrosse introduced me to a pair […]

Ranking the World Lacrosse Men’s Championship Pool A Uniforms

Welcome to the thrilling world of the World Lacrosse Men’s Championship, where fierce competition meets captivating aesthetics. In this article, we delve into the visual allure of the uniforms sported by five teams hailing from the Pool-A bracket. From the vibrant color schemes to the intricate design elements, we explore the striking combinations that grace […]

Welcome to San Diego

The road to San Diego began with a Flight Tuesday at 12:45pm delayed about thirty minutes, landing on the west coast in late afternoon. Wednesday I hit the gym, then the beach with my daughter. We found a little dive taco spot in La Jolla up from Windansea Beach for lunch and met Anish later […]

USA and Canada Lacrosse: Strengths and Weaknesses

The World Lacrosse Men’s Championship commenced with an exhilarating opening game held at Snapdragon Stadium last night between the United States and Canada. The match unfolded under the vibrant lights, showcasing the intricacies of international lacrosse. As anticipated, the game proved to be a low-scoring and slow-paced affair, demanding patience and adaptability from the players. […]

2023 World Lacrosse Championship Preview

Fresh off a phenomenal weekend of PLL lacrosse, everyone now shifts their attention to the 2023 World Lacrosse Championships in sunny San Diego, California. This event is poised to be one of the best in history. The growth of lacrosse has boomed across the globe and brings together one of the most competitive fields this […]

Super Sixes Uniform Review

Super Sixes uniform review

Whether you’re a fan of International Sixes lacrosse or not, I think one thing we can admit after the Super Sixes tournament at US Lacrosse Headquarters this past weekend, is that those uniforms were sharp. Being the gear guy here, I would be missing an opportunity if I didn’t give you an entire article dedicated […]

Super Sixes Event Set to Feature Debut of World’s Top Lacrosse Teams in New Discipline

Super Sixes

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO, USA – World Lacrosse Sixes – a shorter and faster-paced version of the sport that launched earlier this year – is set to be played among the world’s top teams for the first time this weekend at World Lacrosse Super Sixes in the Baltimore metro area. Elite men’s and women’s teams from Canada, the Haudenosaunee […]

Scott Teeter Returns as Canada Women’s National Field Head Coach

Scott Teeter Lacrosse Canada women's field team

OTTAWA, ON—Lacrosse Canada is pleased to announce Scott Teeter will return as head coach, accompanying the senior women’s national team to next summer’s 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship in Towson, USA. “Scott Teeter will once again bring a wealth of coaching talent and personal character to our Women’s national team,” said Jason Donville, Director […]

Lacrosse Canada Has a Rich History

Lacrosse Canada

As we continue to shine a light on countries working diligently to grow the game, we now take a deeper look into lacrosse in Canada with Taylor Retter. Retter is a marketing assistant at Lacrosse Canada and has spent years in the journalism and communications fields. She was hired in June to assist in developing the […]

Montreal Quebecois – Forgotten Teams of Lacrosse History

Montreal Quebecois - Forgotten Teams of Lacrosse History

Montreal Quebecois: We Hardly Knew Ye We touched base on the Montreal Quebecois professional lacrosse team in the History of Box Lacrosse Series, but it’s still only the surface of this club. It was a member of the original NLL, the incredibly short-lived earliest version of the pro game. Not affiliated with the current National […]