NCAA – D1

Syracuse-Israel Scrimmage Recap

September 30, 2013
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On Sunday, the Syracuse lacrosse team got a preview of what to expect from their 2014 team as they participated in scrimmages with the Israeli and Iroquois national teams. Originally, the Orange were not slated to participate in the scrimmages as Cornell was supposed to take part on Sunday. However, Syracuse replaced Cornell after the hazing allegations canceled Cornell’s fall ball season. The first opponent Syracuse faced was the Israeli…

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Syracuse-Israel Scrimmage Preview

September 28, 2013
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Fall is in the air and players have had plenty of time to settle in at their respective schools. With a new year comes new hope and the opportunity to begin the quest towards a Final Four Weekend in Baltimore, MD. One of the teams who is very familiar with championships is Syracuse University. Syracuse had quite the year in 2013 after having to replace a very talented 2012 Syracuse…

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BU Fall Schedule Opens First D1 Season

September 26, 2013
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After the Terriers held their first team practice on September 12th, we were finally given the opportunity to see this year’s recruiting class in action. Highlighting this group are several All-Americans, including Jake Dansey, Sam Talkow, and Tyler Zickel. With Zickel’s leadership skills, Dansey’s impressive resume on defense, and Talkow’s experience at the attack position, these three could be a force to be reckoned with. This young group may not…

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NCAA Fallball Preview: Kicks off This Weekend

September 25, 2013
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Alex Urquhart                 Once again school has started and the NCAA teams have come together for their individual fallball practices and scrimmages and games. Right out of the gate we have already had one team become ineligible for fall games, Cornell. One of the biggest fallball competitions this fall are the games at SUNY- Cortland this coming weekend. Both team Israel and the Iroquois Nationals will be playing each other…

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The Next Big Thing: Big East Lacrosse

September 14, 2013
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The Big East lost a considerable portion of their notoriety with Syracuse (ACC), Rutgers (2015 Big Ten), and Notre Dame (ACC) walking away from the limelight for new digs.  Syracuse seemed to have a hold of the Big East Lacrosse spotlight.  Notre Dame can look forward to getting around competition like St. Johns, which seemed to have the Irish’s number.  Villanova no longer can surprise Syracuse.  Rutgers will be entering…

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NCAA Brings In New Blood for 2014

September 10, 2013
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In the midst of possible MLL expansion, NCAA Men’s lacrosse is also amplifying itself with the addition of four new teams for the 2014 season with Boston University, Richmond, Monmouth and Furman. In 2013, there two new teams in Marquette and High Point, with Michigan jumping from the MCLA to NCAA in 2012. Since these three teams first seasons, they have combined for a record of 10-46 – Michigan 2-26…

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Scott Rodgers Joins Towson

September 5, 2013
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Former Notre Dame goalkeeper Scott Rodgers has joined the Towson Lacrosse staff as a volunteer assistant, Head Coach Shawn Nadelen announced. “I am excited to have Scott join our Towson staff,” said Nadelen. “Scott is an exceptional goalie who possesses the ability and passion to teach the techniques needed to excel in the cage. He has a great rapport with those he has worked with and Scott’s personality, work ethic…

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Top Lacrosse Prospects: ECAC

August 31, 2013
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The Great Conference Realignment of 2013 has now subsided, so we can get to focus how things will be shaping up on campus this fall.  Pieces of their respective puzzles have had the summer to recharge their batteries and set their goals for 2014.  It is almost had to believe that most early fall meetings have already happened and off-season practice begins this coming week on some campuses.  Focusing first…

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Top Canadians in NCAA Lacrosse

August 15, 2013
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The migration of talent from north of the border continues and is finding more success each year.  The graduations of Cam Flint, Jason Noble, Jake Hayes, Reid Acton, Robert Church, and the list goes on and on, prove that Canadians are successfully putting their stamp on the American Collegiate Lacrosse game.  The infusion of their talents are not taking as long as had it been.  Here is a list of…

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The Next Great College Defenseman

August 8, 2013
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With the graduates of 2013 making their way into future endevours, its about time we look at who will be the next best on the field.  Starting out with defensemen is an easy answer.  Why? As I told you before, a coach told me that if you cannot protect the back end, you won’t be able to play out the front door.  Defense will be the staple of the next…

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