Division III Lacrosse Navigation of the Pandemic
Division III lacrosse is the largest division of lacrosse in terms of the number of teams and athletes. We are fortunate to bring on Hope College coach Mike Schanhals to help us navigate the Division III landscape. As a Division III lacrosse coach, Schanhals has an inside understanding of how the level has been affected […]
NESCAC Report – National Championship Numbers
Is the NESCAC really the king of NCAA DIII men’s lacrosse? I’m sure all the diehards in the Northeast would like to think so. For those not privy to the New England Small College Athletic Conference, or NESCAC, it is a conference of highly regarded liberal arts schools based mostly in New England with one […]
2016 Wesleyan Men’s Lacrosse Pre Season Video
G Kess Films produced this professional preseason video for Wesleyan Men’s Lacrosse, an NCAA Division III team playing the NESCAC, and the alma mater of our Publisher, Connor Wilson. The video is cinematically beautiful, and gives a great inside look into this great D3 program. You can see more from G Kess Films on their […]
Biggest Upset Of The Year – Video
Bates beating Tufts on the road is still the Biggest Upset of the Year so far, at least in my eyes. Now we have VIDEO highlights to watch!
The D3 Report: 2015 D3 Lacrosse Preview
Only one Top 20 team has a game under their belt, so it’s the final opportunity for the D3 Report to offer up a 2015 D3 Lacrosse Preview!
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.
Hot Pot: The Three-Way Rivalry
The vast majority of rivalries involved two sides, but every once in a while, you find a three-way rivalry that really works. It’s rare, but special, and I’m happy to say that I played a small part in a great one. The Little Three consists of Amherst College, Wesleyan University, and Williams College. While all three of these schools play in the NESCAC, the three-way rivalry is alive and well at each institution.
Hot Pot: College Lacrosse In… January?
What gives with all this February college lacrosse? Is there such a thing as too early?
Wesleyan Knocks Off #7 Tufts 8-7
Tufts took an early 3-0 lead in the first quarter over Wesleyan, but the Cardinals fought back and ended up winning a tight game, 8-7, in regulation.
Video: Wesleyan Beats Colby At The Buzzer
With 30 seconds left, Colby had possession, but Wesleyan forced a turnover, pushed the ball down field and, with only a second or two left, Graham Mcnab found Quentin DellaFera cutting to the crease, and DellaFera finishes with a low bounce shot to win it for the Cardinals.
Game Photos: NESCAC Photo Explosion
The NESCAC is the toughest top to bottom conference in all of college lacrosse and we have a photo explosion for the ‘CAC! Tufts, Bowdoin, Trinity, Wesleyan, Colby, Amherst and more! Plus photos of some out of conference foes!
Wednesday (And Tuesday) Lacrosse Games To Watch
There are a couple of great college lacrosse games to watch this Wednesday AND Tuesday! Connor Wilson previews the best of the best lax to come from NCAA D1, D2, D3 and the MCLA.