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Detroit News Aug 31 2008 2:10AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 24 days ago
National Collegiate Athletic Association Aug 12 2008 2:03AM GMT ... Source: www.topix.com --- 4 days ago
A sporting goods manufacturer and an athletic gear seller have sued the NCAA seeking damages of more than $30 million they say will be caused under new men's Lacrosse equipment rules. ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 19 days ago
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Right off the bat, Shamel Bratton found himself in the middle of the action. The former Huntington star, who represents half of the highly recruited Bratton twins, turned the ball over in the opening minutes of Saturday's NCAA ... ...
Source: www.cstv.com --- 8 days ago
University of Massachusetts women's Lacrosse head coach Alexis Venechanos has announced the hiring of Acacia Walker and Kristin Blanchette. Walker, former assistant coach of three-time national champion Northwestern, will serve as the Minutewomen's associate head coach/offensive coordinator, while Blanchette will serve as the team's assistant coach/midfield coordinator. In all, the UMass coaching staff has had a hand in six of the last nine NCAA National Championships. ...
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Steve Goins has already gotten a taste of life in College Park. The Maryland power forward recruit spent four weeks on campus earlier this summer as part of the university’s Scholastic Transitions Educational Program (S.T.E.P.). Goins took courses in English, math and study skills, while also learning the ins and outs of campus living. “It was like a [pre-college program to] get you acclimated to how life is going to be,” Goins said. “I met a lot of other athletes, not just basketball, but from Lacrosse, baseball, football, every other sport. I think it was [very beneficial]. It helped out a lot.” Goins will be back in College Park before the end of the month. He’s still waiting to be approved by the NCAA Clearinghouse. Once that approval comes, the once-improbable scenario of Goins as a Terp will finally come to fruition. “I would’ve never thought I could be playing for Maryland a few years ago when I first started playing basketball,” Goins said. “I wasn’t forced into [playing] -- I always liked basketball, but never actually played. But then I started loving to play and got a scholarship offer from Maryland. ... So I’m just enjoying it and taking everything in.” Here’s an introduction to Goins. Name : Steve Goins Birthdate : 7/29/90 Birthplace : Chicago Hometown : Chicago Height : 6’9 Weight : 245 Position : Power forward High School : Curie High School (senior year), Leo Catholic High School (freshman-junior year) Senior stat ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 16 days ago
As the Duke men's Lacrosse team enjoyed a fantastic 2008 season with an 18-2 record and an appearance in the national semifinals, local product Jason Orlando was along for the ride. Orlando, former high school Under-Armour All-American and member of the Lincoln-Sudbury class of 2007, was one of 13 defenseman on the Blue Devils roster, four of them freshmen. He appeared in six games in the spring. ``It was a really good first year, a lot of time put in but definitely enjoyable,'' said Orlando, a defender who also saw time as a long-stick midfielder. ``It was a good experience for the first year.'' With all the competition at his position, seeing the field was difficult from the start of fall ball. Orlando said his most memorable appearance came during a 21-10 win over Ohio State during the NCAA Division 1 quarterfinals. ``All of a sudden I heard coach call me name, and that was really cool,'' said Orlando, who played long-pole midfield against the Buckeyes, but seemed pretty confident he'd be more of a close defender in the future. ``I was running in and out of the field as a long stick and it was really cool to play in a big game with a lot of people there.'' Regarding future playing time, Orlando took a hopeful view in regards for the upcoming season and beyond, noting that several defenders return for the Blue Devils. ``I think its just going to take some time to keep learning the system and to put in the work before I get more of a ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 15 days ago
February in the Northeast is filled with snow, valentines, and vacation for several students. For Jess Crane and the women’s Lacrosse team at Gettysburg, there’s also double sessions ¾ nearly a month of them. “We wake up at 5:30 for practice, then go to classes, then have another three-hour practice in the afternoon,” said Crane, who will be a junior this fall. “We do that for a month without playing a game. It’s a bit different than L-S.” But while the hours, duration, and frequency of practices have all increased at the collegiate level, Crane, a former L-S captain and Dual County League All-Star, has once again stepped up to the task. In 2008, Crane finished the season with 42 points, starting 11 of 19 games at the midfield position as the Bullets finished 17-4 for the second consecutive year. Gettysburg also qualified for the NCAA tournament, losing 14-5 in the opening round to Middlebury, a team that the Bullets defeated earlier in the year. The path to collegiate success in Lacrosse began in seventh grade for Crane, who at that point was new to the sport in the Sudbury town leagues. A solid basketball player ¾ Crane is listed at 5-9 on the Gettysburg roster ¾ she played four years of both sports at L-S. “I never really got in the full swing of things until junior year with the varsity teams for basketball and Lacrosse,” said Crane. “I was on the JV team before the varsity. But I really liked Deb (DeJesus, L-S girl’s Lacrosse c ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 8 days ago
As the Duke men’s Lacrosse team enjoyed a fantastic 2008 season with an 18-2 record and an appearance in the national semifinals, local product Jason Orlando was along for the ride. Orlando, former high school Under-Armour All-American and member of the Lincoln-Sudbury class of 2007, was one of 13 defenseman on the Blue Devils roster, four of them freshmen. He appeared in six games in the spring. “It was a really good first year, a lot of time put in but definitely enjoyable,” said Orlando, a defender who also saw time as a long-stick midfielder. “It was a good experience for the first year.” With all the competition at his position, seeing the field was difficult from the start of fall ball. Orlando said his most memorable appearance came during a 21-10 win over Ohio State during the NCAA Division 1 quarterfinals. “All of a sudden I heard coach call me name, and that was really cool,” said Orlando, who played long-pole midfield against the Buckeyes, but seemed pretty confident he’d be more of a close defender in the future. “I was running in and out of the field as a long stick and it was really cool to play in a big game with a lot of people there.” Regarding future playing time, Orlando took a hopeful view in regards for the upcoming season and beyond, noting that several defenders return for the Blue Devils. “I think its just going to take some time to keep learning the system and to put in the work before I get more of an o ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 7 days ago
Hard-work, determination and persistence paid off for former Lincoln-Sudbury athletic standout Ashley Milley. After splitting time as the University of New Hampshire's women's Lacrosse goaltender during her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons, Milley emerged as one of the nation's top goalies during her senior campaign, by recording a miniscule 7.92 goals against average, (8th lowest in the nation) and by tallying a .483 save percentage. (16th best in the nation) She also recorded 142 saves over the span of 19 games. While Milley's individual success is evident just by browsing through the stat sheets, it should also be noted that her ability to stop her opponents from scoring translated into wins for UNH. The team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in school history in 2008, as it recorded 13 wins, good enough to qualify for the NCAA tournament. Behind Milley's goalkeeping, UNH had an impressive performance in the NCAA tournament, as the Wildcats made it all the way to the conference championship before they were ousted by Boston University. ``We really had a great season,'' said Milley, when asked to reflect on her team's accomplishments. ``Everyone had a lot of fun and it was great to be a part of it.'' Milley's remarkable season earned her a number of accolades and awards, as she was named women's Lacrosse defensive player of the week twice in consecutive weeks in the conference. She was also named to the Northeast ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 8 days ago
Hard-work, determination and persistence paid off for former Lincoln-Sudbury athletic standout Ashley Milley. After splitting time as the University of New Hampshire’s women’s Lacrosse goaltender during her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons, Milley emerged as one of the nation’s top goalies during her senior campaign, by recording a miniscule 7.92 goals against average, (8 th lowest in the nation) and by tallying a .483 save percentage. (16 th best in the nation) She also recorded 142 saves over the span of 19 games. While Milley’s individual success is evident just by browsing through the stat sheets, it should also be noted that her ability to stop her opponents from scoring translated into wins for UNH. The team enjoyed one of their most successful seasons in school history in 2008, as it recorded 13 wins, good enough to qualify for the NCAA tournament. Behind Milley’s goalkeeping, UNH had an impressive performance in the NCAA tournament, as the Wildcats made it all the way to the conference championship before they were ousted by Boston University. “We really had a great season,” said Milley, when asked to reflect on her team’s accomplishments. “Everyone had a lot of fun and it was great to be a part of it.” Milley’s remarkable season earned her a number of accolades and awards, as she was named women’s Lacrosse defensive player of the week twice in consecutive weeks. She was also named to the North-East All-Regional Team ... Source: www.laxmagazine.com --- 22 days ago
Angela McMahon has an unusual distinction among Northwestern Lacrosse players. She was the last one to graduate without an NCAA championship ring. Now the head coach at UConn, she'd like to rebuild women's Lacrosse in Storrs the way they did in Evanston, starting with a foothold in the Big East. ... Source: www.bryantbulldogs.com --- 4 days ago
SMITHFIELD, R.I. - Bryant University head men's Lacrosse coach Mike Pressler is pleased to announce the men's Lacrosse class of 2012. This year's class of 17 newcomers include three transfers and one graduate student who will enroll this fall at Bryant University and compete in men's Lacrosse in 2009. Highlighting this year's class is the addition of Zack Greer, a three-time All-American and the NCAA's all-time career goals leader, to the Bryant University men's Lacrosse program. "It is with great pleasure to formally announce the Bryant University men's Lacrosse class of 2012," said Pressler. "We welcome 13 talented freshman, three outstanding transfers and one very distinguished grad student to Smithfield, RI." A native of Whitby, Ontario, Greer led Duke University to a pair of national championship appearances. ... Source: www.abbeyathletics.com --- 16 days ago
The Belmont Abbey women's Lacrosse team was one of eight NCAA Division II schools named to the IntercollegiateWomen's Lacrosse Association's Academic Honor Roll, and two Crusaders, Samantha Hooker and Theresa Nolan were named to the Academic Honor Roll. ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 26 days ago
Kelley Queisser, a former Coronado High All-American, has been named women's Lacrosse coach at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. The program, in its inaugural season, will likely compete at the club level next spring before playing an NCAA ... ... Source: sportsposterwarehouse.wordpress.com --- 40 days ago
The market for Lacrosse posters, compared to most sports, is small. But players and fans of LAX are a passionate bunch, so anything we do get in stock sells very quickly! For 2008, we have added three great items that you’ll love. First, there’s the 2008 NCAA Lacrosse Championships official poster: Published for sale at concession [...] ... Source: www.aturf.com --- 46 days ago
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Syracuse won its 10th NCAA men's Lacrosse championship Monday, beating defending champion Johns Hopkins 13-10 behind three goals from Dan Hardy. ... Find more results for NCAA Lacrosse on RSSMicro.com |
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While the Lacrosse season raged on we announced our annual E-Lacrosse Dye-Off right here on the Re: Lax blog, and like we promised, we are featuring the winners here, as well. This was easily our best field ever with more entries, a higher level of difficulty and six worthy champions! We usually pick a first, second and third prize and we had planned to this year, as well. But we knew there would be trouble when we received more than 160 entries, 50 of which merited consideration for prizes. We got the finalists down to ten and literally voted fifteen times in between arguing. Not once did 50 percent of our panel vote for any one entry as No. 1. There were six entries that could have won and kept splitting all the votes, so we decided to double the prizes, eliminate the other four and vote again with just the final six in the mix. We got lucky and while each entry still got a No. 1 vote, we had enough criteria and differentiation in the 2nd through 6th place voting to fairly award two first-place prizes, two second-place prizes and two thirds. We were pleased because none of these six kids could be allowed to go home without a prize. You will see below why it was impossible for us to pick one winner. The prizes in our annual cult classic, as always, were provided by Baltimore’s own STX Lacrosse. The three (six now) head and shaft combinations are some of the most popular in the college game and got a lot of attention at the NCAA final ...