Wesley Berg, Cody Jamieson: Lacrosse Classified, Ep. 9
Wesley Berg and Cody Jamieson join hosts Jake Elliot and Evan Schemenauer on the Lacrosse Classified podcast this week. Wesley Berg, Cody Jamieson: Lacrosse Classified, Ep. 9 BONUS: Check out last week’s Lacrosse Classified Podcast here with Callum Crawford and Bruce Urban on LaxAllStars.com .
Examining: Georgia’s Jump Start, The East Levels Out
Georgia Swarm got on the right track with a win over the Knighthawks on banner raising night, Vancouver keeps skidding and the East starts to even out.
Lacrosse Won at Super Bowl XLIX
Although the newspapers said that the New England Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks 28-14 in Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday, but I think the real winner (other than Katy Perry) was the game of lacrosse.
Which One Hand Goal Was Better?
Which one hand goal was better? This is question that burns like an eternal flame in my mind, and I NEED to know which goal is better. Yes, they are obviously both amazing, but one has to be better than the other, right?
The Best Iroquois Nationals Documentary of 2014
If this isn’t the most visually appealing, impactful and all around informative documentary focusing on the Iroquois Nationals, then I have no idea what is. U-verse does incredible work when it comes to lacrosse, they did a fantastic job with their piece on John Tavares that they did earlier in the year, I just wish […]
How Good Will Iroquois Lacrosse Be In Denver?
With the World Championships just over a month away, it’s high time to start looking at some of the top contenders a lot deeper. While the US and Canada are still the clear cut favorites, and Australia has had a lock on the bronze (or silver) since the WLC inception in 1967, the Iroquois Lacrosse program seems to be putting forth a really competitive team for 2014, and we’re all curious to see if they can do better than a 4th place finish, which is their best finish ever at a world field lacrosse championship.
Arrow Express Sports: Stick Giveaway Program
Two of the best First Nations Lacrosse players in the World Cody Jamieson and Craig Point presented twelve deserving children with their first ever lacrosse sticks… “Walk With Us” is a program designed to promote lacrosse to first nations children and thus instilling in them a sense of pride in their culture.
Hot Pot: How To Make Success Happen
“Success is neither magical nor mysterious. Success is the natural consequence of consistently applying the basic fundamentals.” – Jim Rohn
Hot Pot: How To Spend 10,000 Hours
The 10,000 hour rule is an interesting concept. Malcolm Gladwell raised the idea a number of times in the book Outliers, and the theory basically states than any “master” of a particular discipline has put in at least 10,000 hours of dedicated work to learn and perfect their skill set within that discipline. While the exact number of hours is still up for debate, and further statistical analysis is needed, I am confident that the overall point stands: The truly great put in the hours and the effort in order to be truly great.
Mann Cup: Mid-Season Review and Rankings
Just around the half-way point of the season both the MSL and WLA are a getting serious. The MSL top three teams are all neck and neck. The WLA is keeping everyone on their toes as the teams that started off hot have cooled, and those teams that started slow are starting to find their groove.
Hot Pot Of Lax: Lacrosse Bobblehead
This week we take a look at lacrosse bobble head dolls and who should get one in 2013. Plus all the news, links and video you’ve come to expect from the Hot Pot!
Bowhunter Cup – Potent Notables
We didn’t get to watch the Bowhunter Cup online because it wasn’t broadcast! But that doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot we can take away from the game! Box news, gear commentary and much more!