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 […]
Voices in the Crowd: Know The Game Podcast
Welcome to Season Two of the Know the Game Podcast. I try to keep it short, sweet and to the point, so our rewind back to catch up with the “Voices in the Crowd” from the last NCAA Lacrosse Championship will follow suit. I’ve been sitting on these recordings to try and find a way […]
Fan Superlative Awards – NCAA Lacrosse Championship Weekend
What other sport truly has a holiday weekend? Lacrosse is fortunate enough to center our game’s biggest stages around the same few days each year, giving the community one piece of stability it has always longed for. Without the NCAA Division I Men’s Final Four, Division II and III Men’s National Championship, and the Division […]
Paul Schimoler was the Goalie GOAT
The year was 1987 and the late, great Paul Schimoler was only a sophomore for the Cornell Big Red men’s lacrosse program. Staring down Syracuse in the Carrier Dome, Schimoler posted a record-breaking 31 saves in what was one of the greatest performances between the irons caught on film. Richie Moran called it the greatest […]
The LaxIQ in UMass vs Hofstra ’06 is Insane
This is John Danowski’s Hofstra versus an ECAC dominant Massachusetts program in the 2006 NCAA Quarterfinals. With the game being played at “neutral site” Stony Brook, Long Island was an absolute madhouse for Hofstra in this game. But, as it turns out, it was the Minutemen outlasting the Pride in overtime, 13-12, to move on. […]
Flatten the Curve Virtual Run-A-Thon
As many of you know I have created a “Flatten the Curve” t-shirt to help raise awareness/donations to help with those most affected by COVID-19. The reason I started Flatten the Curve was because I wanted to fill my free time with something that would help others during this pandemic. With everyone’s seasons canceled, I […]
Casey Powell Relives Historic Syracuse Comeback
Editor’s Note: Trilogy Lacrosse, a Lacrosse All Stars partner, released a new series titled “Trilogy Lacrosse Theatre” to take a look back at memorable lacrosse moments caught on film that feature different members of the Trilogy crew. Episode 5 picks up with living lacrosse icon Casey Powell. Who is Casey Powell? Boy, if you don’t […]
Meet Pete Milliman, the New Mind Behind JHU Men’s Lacrosse
Editor’s Note: We welcome the man, the myth, the animal, Malcolm Chase, back to LaxAllStars.com. Malcolm is one of the most terrifying longsticks we’ve ever seen and a guy that has built his credibility through a constant grind to never stopping improving. You’ll be hearing a lot from Malcolm, from workout tips to interviews with […]
Matt Striebel and Princeton Go 4 OTs at Cuse, 1999
Hall of Fame lacrosse player Matt Striebel rewinds the clock to 1999, going on to the road to Syracuse as a sophomore with the Princeton Tigers.
Paul Gait Went Off in 1989 National Championship
The year was 1989 and for the second-straight NCAA National Championship, Syracuse and the Gait brothers were on top of the world. The Orange had just blew the doors off Maryland the Saturday before, 18-8, drawing the first-ever crowd over 20,000 to the NCAA men’s lacrosse semis (20,615). Then it was time to take on […]
UVM Middie Jack Valentine Creates ‘Flatten The Curve’ Apparel for Good
Editor’s Note: Vermont midfielder Jack Valentine connected with LaxAllStars-own Brian Dailey about his new line ‘Flatten the Curve’ with the brand For a Purpose Co. and how he is using his quarantine time for the greater good. We will let Jack take it from here. As a college lacrosse player, I’m used to having my […]
Watch Ryan Boyle’s ’04 NCAA Quarterfinals Highlights with Ryan Boyle!
Editor’s Note: Trilogy Lacrosse, a Lacrosse All Stars partner, released a new series titled “Trilogy Lacrosse Theatre” to take a look back at memorable lacrosse moments caught on film that feature different members of the Trilogy crew. Episode 1 starts with Ryan Boyle breaking down his performance in the 2004 NCAA Quarterfinals. Enjoy. Who is […]