Kyle Devitte, Author at New England Lacrosse Journal

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Prep Showcase: Thayer drawing optimism from leadership, youth

Thayer Academy head coach Ben Rubeor, like all New England lacrosse coaches in 2020, lost a year with his players due to COVID protocols. Now in his fourth year at Thayer, the former Loyola-Blakefield prep coach (and current Atlas LC coach in the Premier Lacrosse League) brings a youthful, but … [Read more...]

D-3 tournaments: Harry Gahagan and Williams earn shot at Tufts

As the regular season sadly comes to a conclusion for several teams in Division 3, there are still squads dreaming of an NCAA championship berth. The conference tournaments are taking shape, so let’s look at which teams in the New England region are vying for one of the most stripped-down NCAA … [Read more...]

Division 1 conference tourneys: Who are the players to watch?

It’s the biggest week of the Division 1 season to this point, with five New England teams set to play in their respective conference tournaments. Starting with Boston University in the Patriot League quarterfinals on Tuesday, and moving on to Bryant in the NEC semifinals on Wednesday, and then semis … [Read more...]

D-3 Weekend Primer: Lots at stake in Williams vs. Trinity

This weekend all but finalizes slots for conference tournaments in most of the New England region's Division 3 conferences. From the NESCAC to the Commonwealth Coast to the Little East, multiple teams will be jockeying for position in the standings and others will be playing for the right to extend … [Read more...]

From the Assistant Coach Files: Kevin Gould of Providence

A new series from New England Lacrosse Journal spotlights the journeys of assistant lacrosse coaches across all levels of the sport. Assistants are the unsung heroes of the coaching world and come from all kinds of backgrounds. The one thing they all share is mutual love and respect for the … [Read more...]

D-1 Weekend Primer: Judgment day for UMass on Friday

First, a hearty congratulations to the co-champion of the MAAC, Quinnipiac. The Bobcats started the season with a disappointing 13-6 loss to fledgling program St. Bonaventure but swiftly avenged it with a 5-4 win. They then went on to string together three straight wins in the middle of their season … [Read more...]

Prep Showcase: Pingree is aiming for consistency, creativity

Like every boys lacrosse team across the country, the Pingree School in South Hamilton, Mass., has had to deal with the ramifications of a lost year. This spring, the program has had to make several adjustments to its schedule due to COVID protocols -- including missing out on playing Lakes Region … [Read more...]

Dartmouth vs. St. A’s: Dual motives in Granite State clash

Two teams looking down two very different roads clashed at Grappone Stadium in Manchester, N.H., on Tuesday night and Dartmouth came out with a 20-6 victory. However, the score doesn't tell the entire story. This was the first-ever meeting between two of the oldest programs in New Hampshire -- the … [Read more...]

Trainor, Dearth, Bertrand among those getting PLL draft call

It was a Monday night with very few surprises in terms of the talent being selected. However, there were some significant shake-ups as the draft went on and teams continued to search for ways to beat the two-time champion Whipsnakes. Several players with New England roots were selected, the most … [Read more...]

D-1 rundown | UMass explodes, Brown thrives, UVM ambushed

It was another very intriguing weekend in Division 1. Records were broken, upsets were banked and now the conference playoffs loom for many teams in the region. UMass did something it hadn’t done in two decades. Brown made the most of its first taste of game action. Bryant left no doubt. Vermont … [Read more...]

PLL College Draft: Players who should be picked and why

In a year when lacrosse was canceled, the PLL gave all of us a bubbled season to help get us through a tough summer in 2020. This year the league added a former MLL franchise, Cannons LC, to its ranks and will continue its tour-based model for at least another year. With seven teams vying to unseat … [Read more...]

D-3 rundown | How Tufts’ pace was too much for Dartmouth

Another great weekend packed with lacrosse action was led by a thrilling up-tempo game between Division 3 powerhouse Tufts and D-1 Ivy League upstart Dartmouth. It was a once-in-a-lifetime contest that did not allow any fans, but this media member managed to attend and the experience was … [Read more...]

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