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This past week in lacrosse has been exhausting and one for many. Not only was it the start of the PLL Championship Series and the end to a COVID-19 impacted MLL week-long season, but it was a week of fighting for change. Continue reading “‘It’s a Movement Not a Moment’: Lacrosse Must Change” →
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The Hampton Pirates picked up a commitment in the 2020 class on Saturday night, as Sierra Canyon (Calif.) midfielder Aris Brown signed with the Pirates.
Brown, who is the son of Pro Football and National Lacrosse Hall of Famer Jim Brown, announced his commitment to the Pirates via Instagram on Saturday night. Brown is the 15th addition to the Pirates’ 2020 class. Continue reading “Hampton Lands Commitment From Aris Brown” →
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Head coach Tyler Whitchurch and the DeSales Colts claimed their first win in program history on Saturday as they took down Anderson County, 19-7, on the road. The Colts move to 1-2 after the victory. Anderson County drops to 0-2. Continue reading “KY High School Week Two: DeSales Claims First Win, The Purples Own Bowling Green” →
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St. Xavier (Ky.) and Trinity (Ky.) – the two powerhouse programs in the Bluegrass – got their 2020 seasons underway over the weekend with each team beating 2019 Alabama runner-up Vestavia Hills (Ala.). Continue reading “KY HS Week One: Powers Start Strong” →
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After all the offseason changes and preseason banter, the high school lacrosse season in the Bluegrass State is just days away. And one common theme seems to be echoing across the state: newness. Continue reading “Newness Looms Over the Bluegrass as the 2020 High School Season Approaches” →
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Ever since the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) announced back in the fall that they would be holding a vote on whether to sanction lacrosse or not, I have been getting questions from people in and outside of Kentucky about why the KHSAA decided to take a serious look now, what would KHSAA look like, and many other pieces surrounding this whole thing. Continue reading “Mailbag: Questions Surrounding The KHSAA Possibly Sanctioning Lacrosse” →
(Photo Courtesy of Brother Martin High School, La.)
Like many other places in the South, lacrosse has been in Louisiana since the mid-2000s, but the game is still more of an emerging sport in the Pelican State. Continue reading “LHSLL Providing a Framework for Growth in Louisiana” →
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Brennan O’Neill- nicknamed the Zion Williamson of lacrosse by some- has made it official on National Signing Day and has signed his NLI to Duke. O’Neill posted pictures of the signing ceremony on his Instagram. Continue reading “Brennan O’Neill Makes it Official, Signs With Duke” →
St. Henry (Ky.) has announced the hiring of head coach Jim Kennedy to lead the Crusaders in their first year of play in 2020. Kennedy comes to St. Henry after coaching at the junior program at Moeller (Ohio). Continue reading “Jim Kennedy Named Inaugural Head Coach at St. Henry (Ky.)” →
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Just two months after committing to play lacrosse for John Tillman and the Maryland Terrapins lacrosse program, Dante Trader Jr. has now given Mike Locksley and the Terrapins football team his commitment, as well. Continue reading “Dante Trader, Jr., to Play Lacrosse and Football at Maryland” →
