For the second straight game, Johns Hopkins is attacking by a lot more than one. Junior attackman Shed Dr. Steinwick led all scoring 5 points in two goals, three assists today in the UMBC 1st game of Saturday’s rout, but Baltimore native and the boys of Latino graduate are not the only ones that stand out. For the second straight […]
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The age-old hidden ball trick — it’s used in Major League Baseball occasionally, the play where you can feel like a kid again. The ultimate ‘Gotcha!,’ when an unsuspecting baserunner falls prey to a tag by an infielder, who sneakily has the baseball hidden in his glove. However, a high school lacrosse team just created its own version, and it’s […]
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What calls for special attention is that No. 8-seeded Syracuse and top-ranked Maryland meet in a NCAA Tournament quarterfinal game Saturday at Brown Stadium in Providence. The Orange (12-4) and Terrapins (15-2) have met 16 times in the history of the programs, and just five times in the last- 25 years. Maryland owns a 10-6 record over the Orange all-time, […]
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Lohud Boys Lacrosse Player of the Week Cullen Morgan, Fox Lane The senior midfielder had three goals and two assists in an 11-8 win over Pleasantville and three goals and one assist in a 13-12 loss to Staples. Honor Roll Will Cabrera, Scarsdale: The senior attackman had six goals and one assist in a win over Nyack, five goals and […]
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Danny Manausa and Shane Shively are the faces of Leon’s lacrosse program, a change for players of their namesake. Manausa’s father, Danny Sr., and Shively’s father, Brett, played football at Leon and are in the Lions’ Hall of Fame. After 100 years of football, at a school where third- and fourth-generation students roam the halls looking at memorabilia of their […]
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It is believed that No. 6 Towson will enter Saturday’s showdown at 2 p.m. against No. 14 Johns Hopkins at Homewood Field in Baltimore as the higher-ranked team for the first time in series history. However that news obviously matters little to the Tigers and coach Shawn Nadelen. “Our guys don’t pay attention to that,” he said Wednesday morning. “We […]
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After rediscovering its winning ways, the Ohio State men’s lacrosse team now turns its attention to the Midwest Lacrosse Classic, where it will host Marquette, Bellarmine and Detroit at Ohio Stadium in a weekend full of lacrosse action. Further, OSU senior defender Robby Haus said he is excited to be able to stay home again this weekend and play in […]
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The stereotypes about lacrosse—who plays it and where it’s played—continue to be shattered as the sport obtains popularity. Lacrosse is the fastest growing team sport in America. For a generation now, lacrosse has been played by the sons and daughters of cops and firefighters and teachers as much as it’s played by the kids of doctors and lawyers. But lacrosse […]
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What calls for special attention is that Tom Shute has high expectations for the men’s club lacrosse team. After defeating Binghamton University on May 4, 2015 at Penn State Lacrosse Stadium to claim the National College Lacrosse League Division II title, the junior defensive midfielder has similar goals this season. “We want another national championship, this time DI instead of […]
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What calls for special attention is that the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference released the Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Poll and Awards on Thursday. The coaches picked Westminster to place fifth in the eight-team conference. Westminster received 22 points in the poll to earn the No. 5 position. The Griffins are a first-year member of the conference. Last season, the Griffins went […]
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