The common colloquialism that someone is “built different” is often shared when an athlete achieves a level of success that can’t be explained by conventional means. While the individual and team achievements she's produced are indeed remarkable, the totality of Boston College women’s lacrosse … [Read more...]
MIAA Rankings: Shuffling for position as big games loom
Not heat nor rescheduling nor Wednesday’s storms can keep the Massachusetts high school boys lacrosse season from hurtling toward an exciting last few weeks of the regular season. There is a lot of movement in the middle and toward the bottom of our rankings this week. The champs from … [Read more...]
Why midseason form wasn’t enough to push Tufts into final
It wasn’t a great Sunday for either Tufts lacrosse program. The women were defeated by Salisbury, 14-13, in the NCAA championship game in Salem, Va., and the men -- considered by many to be the favorites at this stage of their Division 3 tournament -- were beaten, 18-16, by RIT in the semifinals … [Read more...]
Today’s PG dilemma: Why it’s different, what it can provide
The importance of being prepared for life is something that all parents, teachers, coaches and students value. In that sense, playing lacrosse at the next level for the right program at the right school is what many young athletes seek. So, what happens when senior year is wrapping up but the dream … [Read more...]
One shot away: Valiant Tufts falls just short in NCAA final
Tufts vs. York in NCAAs: Clash of styles, cast of kings
While it’s not a tale of good versus evil, Tufts taking on York (Pa.) in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division 3 tournament on Saturday (4 p.m.) is most certainly a tale of pure chaos meeting meticulous order. The play style of the Jumbos is well known to fans across the country, as well as … [Read more...]
