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I’m always impressed by NCAA DII and DIII lacrosse players that make it to the MLL or NLL, but much to my surprise, pro lacrosse is not the only place that former DIII athletes are making waves. I came up with a list of the More) |
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After Canada’s 11-9 win over Team USA at the Duel in Denver, Connor Wilson caught up with Team Canada midfielder, MLL and NLL star, and NCAA D3 grad, Jordan MacIntosh! The two guys had to yell a bit so as not to be overwhelmed by the screaming fans a (More) |
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Editor’s Note: The edited story below comes to us from Lacrosse Western Australia’s Shendelle Oliver, and focuses on a Wembley LC player, Callum Robinson, who is soon on his way stateside to play for Paul Cantabene at Stevenson University in Maryland (More) |
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It all started with Casey… the Carthage, NY product went off to Syracuse and quickly made the Powell name legendary in college lacrosse. As Casey set new records, Ryan joined the fray at Cuse, and eventually equaled those records. Then Mike came al (More) |
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Quint Kessenich’s recent article on InsideLacrosse.com (More) |
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The NJCAA, NCLL and MCLA lacrosse seasons are all wrapped up, but we are still left with one glorious holiday weekend of college lacrosse, and we have FIVE great games ahead of us. The Division 1 Semifinals go down Saturday, The Division 2 and Div (More) |
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UPDATE: three people got all five predictions right, but none of them nailed the correct score margin in the finals. What is weirdest about that is that ALL THREE picked Loyola to win by 3 goals. SO CLOSE! So technically, we don’t have to give yo (More) |
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There are LAS operatives all over Boston proper and the rest of Massachusetts, scouring the area for lacrosse action, and all weekend we’ll be updating this post with noteworthy submissions. If you feel like getting in on the action, send in photos, (More) |
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Some of the top seeds won this weekend, but not all of them! There were some huge upsets pulled off this weekend in college lacrosse, but none of them was as big as Maryland over Johns Hopkins, and none of them came in such dominating fashion either (More) |
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The Lacrosse Drop was something we did once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away, and the More) |
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