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Gettysburg defenseman Mitch Wykoff carries big birthday wish into 2019

This Memorial Day weekend, the men's lacrosse championships will ship down to Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pa., following back-to-back years at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough,…

After historic low, Endicott regroups for another CCC title hunt

Since 2000, Endicott has been one of the steadiest Division 3 programs in New England. Across that span, the Gulls have captured nine conference championships…

Preview: Two in-region games, Big tests vs. Patriot League, Big Ten foes

While it's still in the 20s and 30s throughout much of New England, the college lacrosse season is starting to get out of first gear.…

Preview: Pair of all-New England games highlight 2019 opening weekend

After a nearly-nine month wait, Division 1 women's lacrosse is back. Seven programs get their 2019 seasons underway on opening weekend, while others will follow…

Nate Usich blossoms into All-American LSM at Dickinson

When it comes to school and lacrosse, family has motivated most decisions for Nate Usich. He was a third-generation day student at Avon Old Farms,…

UConn Huskies carry “chip on their shoulders” into 2019

There’s been a jolt of lightning running through Storrs, Conn., this winter. “We’ve been having real high energy,” said sophomore midfielder Sydney Watson, who after…

St. Anselm has sky-high expectations for 2019

Mike Sciamanna’s fourth season as St. Anselm head coach comes with a different view. The Hawks are used to being the underdog. Last year, for…

New England Black Wolves come full circle vs. Philadelphia Wings

The New England Black Wolves celebrated the team’s five-year anniversary in Connecticut on Jan. 19 when they hosted the Georgia Swarm. While the fans donned…

Hangin’ Out With … BU attackman Chris Gray

The 2018 season was a record-setting one for Chris Gray. The Wading River, N.Y., native made an immediate impact as a freshman, setting the Boston…

After traumatic accident, Maddie Walter offers lifelong lessons

Imagine for a moment that you’re at the top of your high school potential. You’re a teammate on a perennial high school powerhouse that flirts…

Sparked by high school teams, lacrosse continues surge in Madison, Conn.

First, a bit of history and perspective: Daniel Hand High School is the high school in Madison, Conn. Everyone across the region refers to the…

With Paparo and Sconone back, UMass carries high hopes into 2019

It wasn’t a great victory that sparked UMass lacrosse last season; rather, it was a crushing loss. The Minutemen opened the 2018 season with an…

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