Would Helmets Make Girls’ Lacrosse More Dangerous?
Should girl lacrosse players be required, like boys, to wear protective headgear? A small study shows that while helmets offer some protection, they don’t prevent concussions and may actually make the game more aggressive.
Season-ending injury won’t put Doyle off his game
For a guy so accustomed to winning, lacrosse’s golden boy has little trouble seeing the silver lining that season-ending shoulder surgery will bring.
Blue Collar Lacrosse Bringing Marc Mesh To Baggataway Cup
The Baggataway Cup Finals will take place from November 7 to 9, 2014 and will feature the top three teams from CUFLA’s East and West divisions. This is a very exciting time for field lacrosse fans as the central location of the venue makes it easily accessible for a very large number of guests.
Gait Brothers are 2014 Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame Inductees
The list of honors and awards for Syracuse lacrosse legends Gary and Paul Gait continues to grow.
Sheridan Named First Assistant at Princeton
Four-year University of Denver men’s lacrosse assistant coach Dylan Sheridan has been named the first assistant at Princeton University, Tigers’ head coach Chris Bates announced on Wednesday.
The Iroquois’ ‘Little War’ for Independence
Winona LaDuke explains how lacrosse is a microcosm of the Iroquois Nation’s fight for sovereignty. “The history of lacrosse is also the history of attempts by the Iroquois Nation—the longest-standing democracy in North America—to gain recognition under international law.”