Andy Towers Was a Beast in College, Brown ’93
Before he was a Premier Lacrosse League pioneering head coach for Chaos LC, Andy Towers was an absolute mad man at Brown. Arguably one of the greatest players of all-time at Brown history, Andy Towers finished his career in 1993 with 150 career goals, three All-American honors, and a trip to three NCAA Tournament appearances. […]
Tillman Johnson is the Goalie GOAT at UVA
UVA legend Tillman Johnson made a strong case for greatest lacrosse goalie of all-time during his four years in the crease. As a freshman, Johnson was named ACC Rookie of the Year and wrapped his career in the NCAA as a 4x All-American and 2003 National Champion. Tillman started all 59 games in his career […]
Uncle Roy Colsey Refuses to Stop Balling
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 9 is a man with legend’s status, Roy Colsey. Who is Roy Colsey? These days, Roy Colsey […]
Mikey Powell, Syracuse Get Revenge on Princeton – 2002 National Championship
Turn the clock back 18 years to the day. It’s 2002 and we’re tuning in for the third-straight NCAA DI National Championship meeting between Syracuse and Princeton. The Orange took round one, followed by Prince evening the series in 2001. Mikey Powell is now in his sophomore season and on the verge of winning his […]
Virginia Gritty Win Over Denver – 2011 Final Four
We might have a slight bias here due to Lacrosse Film Study and Give & Go Foundation founder Adam Ghitelman starring as one of the key highlights in this ripper of a Virginia highlight reel. It’s Memorial Day Weekend which means it’s practically lacrosse’s Christmas. COVID-19 quarantines hit even harder when you realize that the […]
Dan Dawson is Terrifying in Box Lacrosse
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. Beware, Episode 8 features one of the most terrifying lacrosse players to ever step foot in a box, […]
Paul Schimoler was the Goalie GOAT
The year was 1987 and the late, great Paul Schimoler was only a sophomore for the Cornell Big Red men’s lacrosse program. Staring down Syracuse in the Carrier Dome, Schimoler posted a record-breaking 31 saves in what was one of the greatest performances between the irons caught on film. Richie Moran called it the greatest […]
Greg Bice and Kyle Sweeney Crush People
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 7 brings in some defensive heat with Greg Bice and Kyle Sweeney. Who are Greg Bice and […]
Mackenzie Maguire and Regina George are Lethal
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 6 is a turn towards something different as Mackenzie Maguire joins the program. Who is Mackenzie Maguire? […]
Casey Powell Relives Historic Syracuse Comeback
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 5 picks up with living lacrosse icon Casey Powell. Who is Casey Powell? Boy, if you don’t […]
Matt Striebel and Princeton Go 4 OTs at Cuse, 1999
Hall of Fame lacrosse player Matt Striebel rewinds the clock to 1999, going on to the road to Syracuse as a sophomore with the Princeton Tigers.
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 […]