Middlebury College coach Kate Livesay admits that it feels like she’s playing catch-up. The coach of the Division 3 national champion in 2016 and ‘19, Livesay didn’t get to experience a season last spring when the Panthers opted out of NESCAC competition, one of four league schools to do so. “I … [Read more...]
Chloe Humphrey, others from Darien lead early ’23 commits
Like in past years, the road to Division 1 for the region’s high school junior girls starts in Darien, Conn. Since first contact was permitted on Sept. 1 (and even before that in the case of the military academies), seven juniors from the region have connected and made their college commitments. … [Read more...]
Recruiting: Mac O’Neill of Holderness a tall order for Dartmouth
While recuperating from a broken leg suffered in a skiing accident when he was in the eighth grade, Mac O’Neill hit a growth spurt, climbing half a foot in a year on his way to his current 6-foot-6. The Holderness School junior and 3D New England defender hit another milestone recently when he made … [Read more...]
Which seniors are on Under Armour All-America watch lists?
Corrigan Sports Enterprises recently announced which high school seniors have been named to its Under Armour All-America watch lists. Some 90 boys and 75 girls from across the country were recognized and named to the lists, after first being picked for their regional Highlight team. All-America … [Read more...]
Top uncommitted 2022s from the region: Laxachusetts girls
Players have been competing all summer and are now entering their senior years in high school and prep school. In the latest edition of our Top Uncommitted 2022 series, we shine the light on some uncommitted seniors from Laxachusetts. These players range from a vocal goalie at a prep school on the … [Read more...]
Six standouts from region picked for two USA Select Teams
Six players from the region have been named to USA Select Teams that will compete against teams from Ontario and the Iroquois Nation during the Brogden Cup in mid-October. The six New Englanders were among the 44 players selected for the U18 and U16 teams after a three-day, combine-style tryout at … [Read more...]
From the podcast: Dom Starsia on learning to love the game
Before Dom Starsia was a national championship-winning coach at Virginia, he was a freshman at Brown University who’d never played a single game of lacrosse. Today, the 69-year-old National Lacrosse Hall of Famer is one of the sport’s great ambassadors, having been involved in everything from the … [Read more...]
From the podcast: John Galloway on final chapters, new challenges
John Galloway is closing the book on one chapter of his lacrosse career after recently announcing his retirement as a player. The Syracuse all-time great and goalie with Chrome LC of the Premier Lacrosse League has also become one of college lacrosse’s top young coaches, just finishing his fifth … [Read more...]
Behind the banner: How BC women cemented elite status
Their work was done. The cushion in the last couple minutes of the NCAA championship game not only allowed the achievement to fully sink in, but let their star player put a stamp on history, too. Holding a five-goal lead on Syracuse, with its opponent down two players for the various infractions … [Read more...]
From the podcast: Yale’s Andy Shay on returning to the field
Andy Shay reached the pinnacle of college lacrosse three years ago when he led Yale to its first NCAA championship. The squad returned to the national championship game a year later, losing to Virginia, but it’s been quiet since then. COVID halted the 2020 season after just five games and wiped … [Read more...]
Under Armour Underclass: Six from N.E. named All-Stars
Six players from the region were recognized on the All-Tournament team at the Under Armour All-America Underclass Games in Maryland over the weekend. Five boys and one girl from the region were honored. All but one of the players came from prep schools in the region, including two from Brunswick … [Read more...]
From the podcast: UVA’s Lars Tiffany on winning it all, recruiting N.E.
Lars Tiffany took Brown University, where he played his college lacrosse, to a final four during his decade there as a coach. His resume has grown mightily since then. As the head coach at Virginia, he has won the last two NCAA championships, in 2019 and then two months ago in East Hartford, … [Read more...]
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