Sick Stick Checks Vol. I – Lax Film Study
Sick stick checks! Say that three times fast… You hang it, they bang it. There’s plenty of goal highlights out there, but there’s not enough footage in circulation of your heroes of yesteryear getting absolutely yard-saled by a bruiser with quick hands. This should be a lesson in stick protection to everyone out there. You’re […]
Tips For Fall Ball: High School To College Transition
Kyle Harrison shares tips for fall ball for players making the transition from high school to college.
Overtime Episode 14 – Future Stewards
Overtime Episode 14 – Future Stewards Wednesday, September 30th, 2020 – 8 p.m. ET OVERTIME Episode XIV joins five college student athletes as they discuss how they are turning conversations into actions; what keeps them playing and how team culture is developed and protected. It is a true blessing to continue these conversations. If you […]
Dive Outs: The Timeless Art of Racing to Regain Possession
This play could happen 20 times in a game or not at all. If it’s down to the wire and both teams are chomping for the win, you can bet that you’ll see a good dive out at least once before the game ends. We’re talking about at least one member of each squad in […]
PrimeTime’s creativity gets players seen
Our partners at PrimeTime Lacrosse in New England just surprised this westerner with something pretty special. They sent me the same care package they’re delivering to college coaches across the country. The creativity is impressive, to say the least. The contents inside made my day, or should I say “movie night?” It included everything a coach needs to […]
Overtime Episode 13 – Stoking Conversation
Overtime Episode 13 – Stoking Conversation Wednesday, September 30th, 2020 – 8 p.m. ET OVERTIME Episode XIII zeros in on the useful conversation efforts various programs are making during the pandemic. They share what is working, what isn’t, and the frustrations I’m sure all leaders in the game face today. It is a true blessing […]
Ian Dingman, the Other Carthage Comet to Remember From 2004
I don’t know what’s in the water in that neck of the woods, but something about Carthage Senior High School produces world-class talent. From the need-no-introduction Powell brothers to certified double-platinum recording artist Khalid, Comets have turned out to be some absolute game-changers. Ian Dingman is no exception. A 2002 graduate of Carthage, Dingman took […]
Never Forget: The Man In The Red Bandana
Welles Crowther was a former Division 1 lacrosse player working in the World Trade Center on September 11th. “The Man in the Red Bandana” ESPN piece tells the heroic story of his life, and it’s simply something you have to see and hear to believe.
Darry Thornton, Brevard College – Going Offsides Podcast
Meet Darry Thornton, longtime NCAA coach and current head men’s coach at Brevard College. He is an excellent man, coach, and is also a proud Black man. In this episode of Going Offsides Ryan will speak with Darry about his experiences in lacrosse, the role that race plays in lacrosse and lacrosse culture, and what […]
Coach Pietramala Joins Legendary Sports Group
Legendary Sports Group (LSG) announced Thursday the hiring of National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Coach, Dave Pietramala, as Lacrosse Advisor to direct the company’s lacrosse division. Pietramala, along with Sr. Lacrosse Advisor and fellow Hall of Fame Coach Dave Cottle, will spearhead LSG’s lacrosse offerings across the country. “I am thrilled to join the Legendary Sports […]
Overtime Episode 6 – Student Athletes
Overtime Episode 6 – Student Athletes Wednesday, July 15th, 2020 – 8 p.m. ET OVERTIME Episode VI offers perspective from Student Athletes as they discuss the lack of representation of People of Color in higher levels of the game, “culturally appropriate” behavior, who should deliver education on equality & inclusion, and the incredible impact coaches […]
1989 Couldn’t Handle Matt Panetta, Hopkins Great
Currently preparing for the PLL season as an assistant of Chaos LC, Matt Panetta was once a 3x All-American and contender for the 1989 National Championship. One of the Johns Hopkins all-time greats, Panetta finished his career ranked 14th on the Blue Jays career goals list (86), 10th for points (156) and ninth in assists […]