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 […]
Pietramala JHU Highlights from 1989
Dave Pietramala built a name for himself as the head coach of Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse for 20 seasons. But we aren’t here to analyze him as a coach. See, before he was a terrifying presence on the sideline, he was an absolute nightmare with a six foot pole. Some call Pietramala the greatest defenseman […]
Ugly Turnover Becomes Legendary D-Mid Clear
A popcorn turnover turned into one hell of a clear from Canisius midfielder #42 Timothy Lischer. Probably the top CT/clear //combo// of the year in Division 1 men’s lacrosse. We only got a few good weeks of college ball this season, but, man, it produced some doozy highlights. Check out the free clinic via Lischer: […]
INSANE 2020 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Plays
The 2020 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse season may have been cut short, but it will live on forever on YouTube. On a positive note, we were able to witness some INSANE lacrosse (some of the best college lacrosse ever in our opinion) during the 2020 short season!! Watch our new compilation of the most insane lacrosse […]
DI Middie to Point Guard: Thomas O’Connell Crosses Over
It takes a ton of hustle and strength to be a DI middie, no matter which side of the ball you play on. Thomas O’Connell spent four years as a defensive midfielder for the Maryland Terrapins. Then he played point guard for the St. John’s Red Storm men’s basketball team. Besides picking up the sport […]
Bill Tierney Shares Perspective On Extra Year For Seniors
Denver’s Bill Tierney, a longtime NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse head coach, talked with CBS4‘s Michael Spencer about the NCAA’s big decision that was announced this week.
Ithaca Men’s Lacrosse Reflects on Abbreviated Season
The Ithaca College men’s lacrosse team was just three weeks into its much-anticipated 2020 campaign. The Bombers had just scored one of the biggest wins in the 50-plus year history of the program over Cabrini – the defending 2019 National Champions – in an 11-9 triumph at Higgins Stadium to kick off Spring Break. Six […]
In 48 hours, the Utah lacrosse season changed
Editor’s note: Joe Coles from the Deseret News reports on University of Utah lacrosse: In the blink of an eye, Utah lacrosse’s season was over. The Utes, who are in their second NCAA Division I campaign, were six games into the season, with a record of 3-3, when they found out that NCAA spring sports […]
2020 Tewaaraton Award Ceremony Updates
In light of the canceled NCAA lacrosse season, the Tewaaraton Foundation has announced updates to the 2020 Tewaaraton Award, including publication of the final 2020 Tewaaraton Award Watch Lists for the best men’s and women’s college lacrosse players of the year. The Tewaaraton Award annual ceremony that was scheduled for May 28 at the Smithsonian […]
City College of NY Lacrosse: Oh, you didn’t know?
