Author: Tanner Demling

Tanner is the founder and director of Lacrosse Bucket. A native of Louisville, KY and graduate of Trinity High School Tanner has been involved in the game of lacrosse for nearly a decade. He has watched the game grow in Louisville, across the state of Kentucky, the rest of the southeast, and the rest of the country and world. Tanner is dedicated to growing the game of lacrosse to insure that the lacrosse players, coaches, and fans of tomorrow will have more to strive for then every before in the sport.

Who’s The Best Attackman in College Lacrosse History?

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Who is the greatest at anything in any sport is always debatable. And college lacrosse is certainly no different, especially when talking about a position as highly regarded as the attack position. Continue reading “Who’s The Best Attackman in College Lacrosse History?” →

Report: Patriot League to Leave Fifth-Year Decision to Individual Schools

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According to a report from Terry Foy of Inside Lacrosse, the Patriot League will leave the decision fifth-year players’ ability to take a fifth-year up to individual schools. The report started the the Patriot League issued a memo to its member schools on Thursday concerning this issue.  Continue reading “Report: Patriot League to Leave Fifth-Year Decision to Individual Schools” →

Brian Duncan Building His Vision at Flagler College

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Brian Duncan has been coaching lacrosse for over 20 years, which has included various stints in both college and the pros. But his biggest challenge may be ahead of him as he is tasked with taking Flagler College from club to NCAA DII. 

Duncan’s journey at Flagler began eight years ago.  Continue reading “Brian Duncan Building His Vision at Flagler College” →

Which DI Seniors are Coming Back in 2021?

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On Monday the NCAA Division I  Council voted to grant spring sport athletes an extra year of eligibility. And according to the NCAA’s ruling, the NCAA Division I Council has adjusted financial aid rules to allow teams to have more players on scholarship to account for incoming recruits. Continue reading “Which DI Seniors are Coming Back in 2021?” →

Ivy League Won’t Make One-Time Exception for Fifth-Year Spring Sport Athletes

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On Monday the NCAA Division I  Council voted to grant spring sport athletes an extra year of eligibility. And according to the NCAA’s ruling, the NCAA Division I Council has adjusted financial aid rules to allow teams to have more players on scholarship to account for incoming recruits. Continue reading “Ivy League Won’t Make One-Time Exception for Fifth-Year Spring Sport Athletes” →

Jake Carraway, Tre Leclaire Announce Their Returns to College Lacrosse

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Georgetown attackman Jake Carraway and Ohio State attackman Tre Leclaire are the two most recent DI standouts to announce that they will be returning for an extra year at their respective school. Continue reading “Jake Carraway, Tre Leclaire Announce Their Returns to College Lacrosse” →