If you were looking for big games, you didn't have to leave your couch this past weekend. We were delivered, in short order, two one-goal games in the NESCAC and an incredible 23-21 masterpiece of offense that will echo through eternity. Two games into league play, there is no shortage of talking … [Read more...]
D-1 takeaways: Yale is charging, Providence gets an OT boost
If you were looking for big games in Division 1, you didn't have to leave your couch this past weekend. We received another stop on the ghost train that is Yale's season and an overtime winner from Providence, results that bode well for both teams as they prepare to dive into conference play in the … [Read more...]
Weekend primer: NESCAC revenge, redemption bids in D-1
We're through the February stretch, which means the NESCAC is all the way back and several Division 1 teams are about to begin their in-conference journeys. There are a few chances left to turn the corner, but they are dwindling with each week of games. This slate has a number of contests that have … [Read more...]
From the podcast: Hood’s Brad Barber on building a D-3 team
On this week’s episode of New England Lacrosse Journal’s “Chasing The Goal” podcast, hosts Kyle Devitte and Jack Piatelli were joined by Hood (Md.) College lacrosse coach Brad Barber. Barber -- a native of Frederick, Md. -- was appointed head coach of the men's lacrosse team at Hood College in … [Read more...]
Lakes Region: Holderness, New Hampton start the season on top
One of the fastest-growing boys lacrosse leagues in New England is the Lakes Region League. Composed of the top prep schools across New Hampshire, the talent level that has been developed in the league has produced numerous Division 1 players. This spring that talent is set to explode. If we are … [Read more...]
Q&A: New coach Carly Young on what she’s building at KUA
Carly Young (Derry, N.H.) played her high school lacrosse at New Hampshire state power Pinkerton Academy. A first-team All-State selection on defense her senior year, she went on to play college lacrosse at Iona, where she started every game in four years for the Gaels. After graduation, she … [Read more...]
