15 Names and Stories Every Lacrosse Player Needs to Know
Knowledge is power. Education means progress. Who are these people? What do they represent? What can we learn from their stories? What’s their legacy? With the help of the internet and Wikipedia, here are 15 names that every lacrosse player and fan should know. George Boardi A four-year starter and 2004 captain at Cornell, who […]
2022 World Lacrosse Men’s U21 Championship Recap
On Saturday, Cornell lefty C.J. Kirst scored five goals to lead the United States past Canada 12-10 to win the 2022 World Lacrosse Men’s U21 Championship in Limerick, Ireland. It was the ninth men’s world championship for the U.S. at the junior level, dating back to 1988. Canada dropped its seventh final. The USA and […]
Best Lacrosse Games of 2021
There was some fantastic lacrosse in 2021, the year that essentially marked the return of the sport after the pandemic upended so much in 2020. Classic national championship contests, dramatic PLL contests, and more made up some of the best lacrosse games of 2021. Let this collection of some of the best lacrosse contests from […]
HTHC Hamburg vs. BHC Berlin Headlines Bundesliga Nord Weekend
The top match in the first round of the Bundesliga Nord in Germany took place this weekend. The reigning German champion, HTHC Hamburg, met a BHC Berlin strengthened with national players. Matthias Lehna and Gustav Weber talked to both coaches before the big game and put together a game report in pictures. HTHC Hamburg vs. […]
GerLaxCon Set For May 2022 in Dresden
At GerLaxCon, lacrosse is for everyone! How did the fastest sport on two feet become the fastest-growing team sport in the world? The simple answer is: hard work and dedication of volunteers on all levels, combined with a rich tradition and unique sport that is difficult to resist! But it takes a bit more than […]
The Scheider Cup: Europe’s Biggest Youth Tournament
Every young lacrosse player in Europe knows the Scheider Cup. Once a year, teams from all corners of the continent come together in Frankfurt am Main to play lacrosse on one weekend. The Scheider Cup: Europe’s Biggest Youth Tournament Europe is dominated by the sport that works according to a simple motto: “The ball is […]
Frank Menschner Cup Travelogue: Scootering Across Europe
All roads lead to Rome, they say, but in the European box lacrosse community, they lead to Radotín, a small suburb of Prague with the most beautiful box lacrosse ring in Europe. Matthias Lehna and Gustav Weber, the authors and travelers in this story, set out for the Frank Menschner Cup in Radotín. With their […]
Five Countries to Watch for LA 2028
From the global perspective of lacrosse, there are traditional powers, those on the cusp, and then there’s everybody else. As we look at the new Sixes format, along with the growth of box lacrosse, and even the growth of traditional 10v10 field, we see that certain countries are closing the gap faster than others. So […]
Jack Kaley Is Remembered by Lacrosse Community
Jack Kaley, an inductee of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and winner of four NCAA Division II men’s lacrosse titles at NYIT, died of cancer Thursday on Long Island. He was 83. In his 50 years of coaching lacrosse, Jack Kaley crossed paths with many others in the lacrosse community. Tributes to the coach […]
Maiah Bartlett Added to Denison Men’s Lacrosse Coaching Staff
Denison men’s lacrosse head coach Eric Koch added two new assistants to his staff Wednesday: Ryan Rohde and Maiah Bartlett. The decision to hire Maiah Bartlett is a historic one. While it isn’t the first time a woman has been appointed to coach men’s lacrosse in the NCAA, it is one of the biggest jobs […]
I Watched Sixes Lacrosse and This Is What I Thought
Sixes lacrosse has been a polarizing subject in the lacrosse world. Some are excited the game is finally getting recognition from the International Olympic Committee, while others aren’t thrilled with the new adaptation. Regardless of your opinion, one thing that most can agree on is that there haven’t been many ways to watch the new […]
Sweden Lacrosse: Past, Present & Future
As we continue to shine a light on countries working diligently to grow the game, we now take a deeper look into lacrosse in Sweden. Below is our conversation with Tom Robson of Sweden Lacrosse. Sweden Lacrosse: Past, Present & Future Lacrosse began to be played in Sweden in 1988. Jim Johnson, an immigrant American, […]