Hutton Jackson, PLT – Going Offsides Podcast
In Episode 10 of Going Offsides, we’re joined by Hutton Jackson of PLT to talk offseason trade options, the draft, box lacrosse, and wrap up the PLL Championship. We also look at the major differences in the corporate structures around the MLL and PLL, as well exploring what the heck the Atlas are going to […]
Miles Silva, West Point ’20 and Denver Outlaws – Going Offsides Podcast
Meet Miles Silva, a West Point graduate and professional lacrosse player in the MLL for the Denver Outlaws. In today’s episode of Going Offsides, Nick and Ryan learn more about what Army Lacrosse is all about, how Coach Joe Alberici runs a successful program, and the unique hurdles servicemen have to overcome to achieve their […]
Tim Muller Means Everything to Whipsnakes Staff, Teammates
“You know, at some point someone’s got to say, this is why Timmy Muller gets protected. Right?” Coach Jim Stagnitta wondered about his trusted defenseman. Coach Stagnitta saw his fair share of criticism directed toward the Whipsnakes leadership in the offseason. While facing the inevitable loss of players due to an expansion draft, Stagnitta and […]
Don’t Take Lacrosse Away From Us, the Haudenosaunee
Editor’s Note: As part of our mission to Grow The Game we have opened our platform to all athletes seeking an amplified voice. MLL and NLL star Randy Staats is most importantly a Haudenosaunee man and Iroquois Nationals lacrosse player. As a part of our open platform, we are giving Randy the opportunity to share […]
Stagnitta, Bernlohr Adamant That Whipsnakes Earned Title, Not Maryland
When the Whipsnakes hoisted the trophy above their heads after Matt Rambo buried the game-winner in overtime just 28 seconds in, people took a cop out to explain the result. This is a Maryland alumni team. Of course they won, they had it easy. That is too easy of an assessment of what the Whipsnakes […]
Dan Eipp, Zach Currier Agree Waterdogs Don’t Feel Brand New
When the PLL’s expansion team, Waterdogs LC, was announced this offseason, it offered the opportunity to see how the league would handle slightly diluting its rosters while still trying to create a competitor. First things first, they brought in Andy Copelan as a head coach. While Copelan is new to the professional lacrosse ranks, he […]
Ghitelman Helps Sew Together Threads in Archers Fabric
It was no secret that when the original player pool was divided into the league’s six original teams it was done with intent. Each team leaned on some type of identity, a theme that would help create continuity early. The Whipsnakes have a lot of non-flashy Maryland grads, Atlas are basically an old US National […]
Redwoods Jerry Ragonese Talks Face-masks and Face-offs
Editor’s Note: Malcolm Chase has left the gym long enough to catch up with another man that is no stranger to heavy weight, Jerry Ragonese. Malcolm checks in via Zoom to find out how Ragonese has pivoted training and work to adapt to COVID-19 shutdowns. This year’s been challenging for everyone in the lacrosse community. […]
Mark Cockerton Doesn’t Let the Uncontrollable Control Him
A tight pass from Kyle Jackson would meet the mesh of Mark Cockerton, and the captain would shrug off his long pole to bury what would be the go-ahead game-winner. As Cockerton walks off the field after the Cannons’ outlasting of the Lizards, 16-14, on opening day, the next stop will be a quick ice […]
Outlaws Max Adler, Casey Dowd Use Lockdown as Fuel for 2020
If there’s one thing that face-off athletes can expect, it’s change. For Max Adler and Casey Dowd, the first wrench in the preparation plan was thrown by the COVID-19 shutdown completely taking away their opportunities to be immersed in lacrosse. The second major turn was the reshaping of the MLL season from a summer-long campaign […]
Scott Fitchett, MSN Lazer Take Athlete Branding to Next Level
Passion usually doesn’t spark out of necessity. For Scott Fitchett, it did. Challenged between saving the family business, continuing to serve the game of lacrosse, and fostering a creative spirit, he had to find a way to tie it all together or neglect a major piece. A kid who was obsessed with his own dreams […]
Voices in the Crowd: Know The Game Podcast
Welcome to Season Two of the Know the Game Podcast. I try to keep it short, sweet and to the point, so our rewind back to catch up with the “Voices in the Crowd” from the last NCAA Lacrosse Championship will follow suit. I’ve been sitting on these recordings to try and find a way […]