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.

Utah Adds In-State Midfielder to 2022 Class

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Brian Holman and the Utah Utes added an in-state product in the class of 2022 on Sunday, as Corner Canyon, Utah, midfielder Mason Quick announced that he would be staying home in the Beehive State to play for the Utes. He announced his commitment via Instagram.

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Lafayette Has Youth and Nowhere to Go But Up

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In the summer of 2018, Pat Myers left his defensive coordinator position at Penn to take what many would describe as the toughest job in college lacrosse. Lafayette has not a winning season since 2010, when they went 8-6. Before that 2010 season, the Leopards’ last winning season had been back in 1984, when they went 9-4.

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Under Peter Milliman, Johns Hopkins Could See a Fast(ish) Turnaround

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Being the guy after “The Guy” is one of the toughest situations to be in as a head coach in any sport. But what’s even tougher is being the guy after “The Guy” and being tasked with bringing that program back to the level of its glory days.

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High Point Adds In-State Defenseman to 2022 Class

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Jon Torpey and the High Point Panthers landed a commitment from an in-state product earlier this week week, as Hough, N.C., junior defenseman/LSM John Long announced his commitment to the Panthers. Long is the third commitment in the 2022 class for High Point, joining Stevenson, Ill., attackman Ryan Hynes and Thornton Academy, Maine, defenseman Alex St. John.

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McDonogh, Md., Defenseman Malachi Jones Discusses Virginia Commitment

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Lars Tiffany and the Virginia Cavaliers picked up a commitment in the 2022 class on Thursday, as McDonogh, Md., defenseman Malachi Jones announced his commitment to the 2019 NCAA champs.

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Jacksonville Dips Into Texas For First 2022 Commitment

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John Galloway and the Jacksonville Dolphins landed their first commitment in the 2022 class on Thursday night, as Ridge Point, Texas, goalie Evan Sharp announced his commitment to the Dolphins. He announced his commitment to the Dolphins via Twitter.

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Air Force ‘always been a dream’ For Sunshine State Goalie

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Bill Wilson and the Air Force Falcons picked up a commitment in the 2022 class on Thursday, as Ponte Vedra, Fla., goalie Nolan Parlette announced his commitment to the Falcons. He follows his older brother, Carter, who is a freshman at Notre Dame, in the route to DI lacrosse.

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What’s The Ceiling For a Youthful Holy Cross Squad?

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The first year of the Peter Burke era at Holy Cross marked the Crusaders’ first season in which they reached the .500 mark since 1988, when they went 8-7 under then head coach Bob Lindsey, who is the winningest coach in program history. They followed up that historic 2019 season by going 4-3 before the season was cancelled in 2020.

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