2023 MIAA Lacrosse Championships Preview
The stakes are set for the MIAA Lacrosse Championships taking place tonight at Loyola’s Ridley Athletics Complex. This article summarizes an insightful and thought-provoking conversation between two of Maryland’s most renowned lacrosse experts: Don Zimmerman and Bob Shriver. Shriver, who retired from coaching in 2015 after a storied 36-year career at Boys’ Latin, boasts an […]
2023 MIAA Lacrosse Playoffs Semifinals Preview
The MIAA Lacrosse Playoffs continue tonight as we inch closer to the championship game. This article summarizes an insightful and thought-provoking conversation between two of the most renowned lacrosse experts in Maryland: Don Zimmerman and Bob Shriver. Shriver, who retired from coaching in 2015 after a storied 36-year career at Boys’ Latin, boasts an impressive […]
2023 MIAA Lacrosse Playoff Preview
This week of MIAA Lacrosse has been one characterized by unpredictability and intense competition. As forecasted in Tuesday’s article, the final games of the regular season were marked by utter chaos. Loyola, despite a valiant effort, lost a one-goal game to Calvert Hall, ultimately resulting in their removal from the No.2 seed position. Meanwhile, St. […]
MIAA Lacrosse Game of the Week – St. Mary’s vs Severn – 5/9/2023
MIAA Lacrosse is a thrilling and highly competitive event that brings together some of the finest talent in the sport. In this article, we present a summary of an insightful and thought-provoking conversation between two of the most renowned lacrosse experts in Maryland: Don Zimmerman and Bob Shriver. Shriver, who retired from coaching in 2015 after […]
MIAA Lacrosse Game of the Week – Calvert Hall vs Archbishop Spalding – 5/2/2023
MIAA Lacrosse is a thrilling and highly competitive event that brings together some of the finest talent in the sport. In this article, we present a summary of an insightful and thought-provoking conversation between two of the most renowned lacrosse experts in Maryland: Don Zimmerman and Bob Shriver. Shriver, who retired from coaching in 2015 […]
MIAA Lacrosse Game of the Week – Boys’ Latin vs Loyola Blakefield- 4/25/2023
Midseason MIAA lacrosse is a thrilling and highly competitive event that brings together some of the finest talent in the sport. In this article, we present a summary of an insightful and thought-provoking conversation between two of the most renowned lacrosse experts in Maryland: Don Zimmerman and Bob Shriver. Shriver, who retired from coaching in […]
MIAA Lacrosse Game of the Week – Mount St. Joseph vs St. Paul’s – 4/18/2023
Lacrosse has deep roots in the state of Maryland and is widely regarded as the state’s official sport. High school lacrosse, in particular, has a significant impact on the state’s culture and identity. The sport is deeply embedded in the fabric of Maryland’s communities, with many students growing up playing lacrosse and dreaming of playing […]
The Lids 2023 MIAA Lacrosse Championships to be Held May 16 and 19 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium and Ridley Athletic Complex
ANNAPOLIS, MD. – The Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) has announced the schedule and locations of the 2023 Lids MIAA Lacrosse Semifinals and Championships. This two-day event features the A Conference semifinals games on May 16 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, MD; and the A and B Conference finals on May 19 at […]
Lacrosse Tryouts: Bad Habits to Ditch and Winning Traits
With lacrosse tryouts looming around the corner, I threw together some habits to break and essential mindset advice to help you navigate through the nerve-racking portion of your pre-season. After reading this article you should be ready to tackle your next lacrosse tryout. Your attitude always counts. Your body language is a notable trait and is […]
Improve Your Lacrosse Game in December
December is the loneliest month. Let’s take a look at December, and the time period between final exams and the first day of practice in January. “We don’t get a chance to be with the guys in December, because of finals,” said UNC Head Coach, Joe Breschi. “We hope to maintain through voluntary workouts what we’ve […]
Who Is in Charge of Growing the Game of Lacrosse?
Why does it seem like many athletes play lacrosse in high school and college and then turn their backs on the sport when they hang up their stick? “My feeling is after they are done playing they get caught up in their own careers, marriage or relationships, and kids. If their kids or younger family […]
Quint Kessenich Has Some Questions
Quint Kessenich takes a look at the current lacrosse landscape and questions the way things are things are being handled at every level of the sport. If lacrosse players can effectively shoot with both hands (righty and lefty), why aren’t there goalies playing with both hands? Why have we not seen a two-handed tennis player […]