UMass Lowell men's lacrosse coach Ed Stephenson (UMass Lowell Athletics)The NCAA Division 1 Council on Monday voted to allow schools to provide an added season of eligibility and competition for its spring sports athletes who saw their seasons end prematurely due to concerns over the coronavirus … [Read more...]
MIAA pushes start date to May 4: What it means
Lincoln-Sudbury players pose with the MIAA Division 1 state championship trophy last June. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)For high school lacrosse players, the last half of March was a cycle of emotions. Disbelief. Hope. Frustration. Fear. Disappointment. All backdropped by an unprecedented world health crisis … [Read more...]
Excited to begin a dynamic new era at laxjournal.com
I’ll admit, it’s a strange time to be transitioning to a new role in sports media. In a world that gets more uncertain every day, it’s an empty feeling right now for athletes and sports fans. Players have lost a way of life and don’t know when they’ll get it back. Fans have lost the sports that … [Read more...]
New Hampshire, other states play waiting game
Bishop Guertin is among nearly 100 varsity programs in New Hampshire awaiting news on a start date. (File photo)In New Hampshire and elsewhere, the waiting game continues. Gov. Chris Sununu issued a statewide, stay-at-home order on Thursday afternoon to address the coronavirus disease, one set to go … [Read more...]
NESCAC Preview: Connecticut College looking to turn things around in 2020
Courtney Morgan is one of the quad-captains tasked with helping Connecticut College rebound in 2020. (Connecticut College)Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest league in Division 3. The first … [Read more...]
NESCAC Preview: Williams aims to return to final four in 2020
2019 All-American Brendan Hoffman & Williams have their eyes set on a NESCAC title. (Williams College Athletics)Editor’s note: This is the sixth in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest league in Division 3, counting down to the … [Read more...]
NESCAC preview: Tufts looks to return to national title game
Jack Donohue (Cohasset, Mass.) is a senior defender for Tufts. (Sportspix)Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest league in Division 3, counting down to the season openers in late February. Tufts … [Read more...]
NESCAC Preview: Colby looks to build on last year’s success
Ashley L. ContiEditor’s note: This is the fourth in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest league in Division 3, counting down to the season openers in late February. It’s been a long time since Colby College has crossed anyone’s … [Read more...]
NESCAC preview: Wesleyan a contender with All-American Bohan in net
Wesleyan goalie Otto Bohan earned Division 3 All-America honors in 2019. (Wesleyan Athletics)Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest league in Division 3, counting down to the season openers in late … [Read more...]
NESCAC preview: Trinity looks to build on best season in Tarnow’s tenure
Trinity captain Ben Ferrucci will look to lead his team back to the NESCAC Tournament. (David B. Newman/Trinity Athletics)Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of 11 preseason stories looking at men’s lacrosse teams in the NESCAC, regarded as the strongest league in Division 3, counting down … [Read more...]
NESCAC preview: Bowdoin hoping last season’s injury woes are old news
Henry Savage (Marblehead, Mass.) was the only Bowdoin player named to an All-NESCAC team. (Brian Beard/Bowdoin Athletics)The tone for last year’s men’s lacrosse season at Bowdoin College was set on the first day of practice. And not in a good way. Attack Donal Mullane, coming off a solid freshman … [Read more...]
New Hampshire: 2019 high school state champions
Portsmouth sent its coach out on top.In terms of making an exit, nobody did it quite like Portsmouth High School coach Mary Squire. In her final season with the program after a decade at the helm, Squire led the Clippers to their third consecutive Division 2 championship, and fifth in her tenure, … [Read more...]
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