Two WestConn Lacrosse Players Killed, One Injured in Car Accident

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Two WestConn men’s lacrosse players died in a car accident in Colchester, Connecticut, on Friday. Jacob Chapman and Tyler Graham were both 18 years old. A third passenger, Trey Massaro, 19, who is also a freshman on the WestConn men’s lacrosse team, was airlifted to Hartford Hospital with suspected serious injuries from the accident. He […]

Remembering Doug Maynard – A True Game Grower

Doug Maynard passed away on November 1st of this year at the age of 65. He played lacrosse the whole way through his years on this mortal coil, and scored a goal this past August in Lake Placid, just 3 months before passing on. He had played at Placid since 1991, was active in the New Hampshire lacrosse community for decades, and was a true lover of lacrosse.

Remembering A Lacrosse Great: William Lawson

William Lawson was the coach at Lafayette College for 31 years, and his tragic passing has been noted across the lacrosse media landscape. In order to remember Bill Lawson, and let our younger readers know what a big difference this one man made, I asked one of his former players, John Moser, to write a remembrance of Coach Lawson.

My Medicine Game

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Connor Wilson experiences The Medicine Game for the first time, during his darkest hour.

Tragedy Hits The Oregon Lacrosse Community

Richard Roy is back on LaxAllStars.com with some sad news out of Oregon. Fred “Fritz” Hayes was a great man in the Oregon lacrosse community, and his senseless murder has left the community reeling.

Budding Iroquois Lacrosse Star Passes Away

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Kanatiio “Tiio” Adams, a budding Iroquois Lacrosse star from the Akwesasne Reservation has passed away. Tiio was a Senior at the Salisbury School in CT and headed to Cornell next year to join his older brother, Myan.

Concussions & Lacrosse: A Growing Concern

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Concussions in sports, especially football, hockey and lacrosse, are a growing concern. Education and treatment are key, but that is only half of the equation. We can’t forget about prevention!