For a team that is only allowed one outside competition, the Harvard men’s lacrosse team has been busy this fall. The Crimson began the fall with a kick-off scrimmage, akin to a college basketball Midnight Madness event, with the previous year’s season ticket holders in attendance. Then, the team … [Read more...]
Fall ball: Providence wants to grab the ‘success’ that’s eluded it
The fall of 2022 marked Bobby Benson’s introduction as the head coach of the Providence men’s lacrosse team. He compared that first fall to “drinking from a fire hose” and “swimming upstream.” In his second fall, he said the players have more of a sense of what’s going on and where the team should … [Read more...]
Fall ball: Reloaded Merrimack on the field with ‘sense of urgency’
After four seasons at the Division 1 level, the Merrimack men’s probationary period is complete; the 2024 season will mark the first time the Warriors will be allowed to compete in conference or NCAA tournaments. This week it was announced that the program will join the MAAC for the 2024-25 academic … [Read more...]
How Tommy McNeal of UVA is making up for lost time
On a Saturday afternoon last winter at The St. James sports complex in Springfield, Va., two weeks before the team’s season opener against Michigan, the University of Virginia was preparing to take on Navy in a scrimmage. Redshirt senior attackman Xander Dickson (Greenwich, Conn.) approached … [Read more...]
PLL final takeaways: Thrilling season went to the final second
CHESTER, Pa. – The Archers won their first-ever Premier Lacrosse League championship by defeating the Waterdogs, 15-14, in a thrilling end to the championship game and season on Sunday. The season literally went down to the last second, with Archers goalie Brett Dobson saving Jake Carraway's … [Read more...]
Recruiting: How Willy Robinson of Scituate (Mass.) came full circle
Willy Robinson always wanted to serve in the military. He has pictures of himself in elementary school dressed as a soldier for Halloween. His dad works for the government and, according to Robinson, helped build ships for the Coast Guard; he would always share with his son how impressed he was with … [Read more...]
