When you think about great sports rivalries, many jump to the Celtics and Lakers. The Red Sox and Yankees. Real Madrid and Barcelona. Until recently, the Patriots vs. everyone else. Specific teams with long histories of tense games, or teams simply geographically close to one another. New England … [Read more...]
From the podcast: Grady Breen on the evolution of film study
On this week’s episode of New England Lacrosse Journal’s “Chasing The Goal” podcast, hosts Kyle Devitte and Jack Piatelli talk with Burlington, Vt., native Grady Breen. Breen is one of the more unique guests on the podcast, as he is currently coaching both football and lacrosse at two different … [Read more...]
Q&A: New Colby coach Jake Bernhardt on his next challenge
Colby College finally has its new head coach and it is one of the more surprising hires of the offseason. After several months of searching, the Mules decided on former Maryland and Vermont assistant Jake Bernhardt as the man to take over the program after former head coach Guy Van Arsdale left at … [Read more...]
Watch list: 5 ISL juniors poised for a huge impact this spring
It’s far too early to start prognosticating the Independent School League season, but it’s never too early to shine a spotlight on some of the more impactful juniors set to take the field this spring. The ISL is the home of some of the best players in the entire region and the proof of that is that … [Read more...]
Prospect Watch: Why Jimmy Ayers is poised to thrive at Hopkins
The region’s Class of 2023 had some amazing players on both sides of the ball. Defenders, goalies, draw men and midfielders of all persuasions shared headlines throughout their senior season. But attackmen always steal the show. Goals and assists are the currency of lacrosse. No player ran those … [Read more...]
Watch list: Five recent prep commits worth tracking
Heading into the holiday we are taking a look at five of the most recent commits from the prep ranks in the class of '25. … [Read more...]
