In the down time before the UMass men’s lacrosse team began its preseason, head coach Greg Cannella joined a Zoom session one of his players, Jeff Trainor (Billerica, Mass.), was taking part in as part of his class. Trainor, a graduate student, earned his undergraduate degree in building … [Read more...]
Hangin’ Out With … Jack Lyne
It had been a long time coming for Jack Lyne (Concord, Mass.). Ranked by Inside Lacrosse as the No. 78 recruit in the Class of 2017, the former Middlesex School standout played in only two games at his dream college from 2017-19 due to injuries. In 2020, finally healthy, he earned a spot as a … [Read more...]
CAA preview: Favored UMass wants to make up for lost time
An anticipated UMass men's lacrosse season hit a speed bump on Feb. 7, when the university announced a two-week pause in all activities following a surge in COVID cases. That delayed what is shaping up to be an anticipated campaign in Amherst, for a team that returns just about everyone from a squad … [Read more...]
Patriot League preview: BU, Holy Cross must embrace change
Even into February, there is still uncertainty about what shape Division 1 lacrosse seasons will take. While some teams in the region have released schedules, and some conferences have set dates and sites for postseason tournaments, others have not. On this website and in the upcoming issue of New … [Read more...]
America East preview: Hartford men could pack a punch
Even into February, there is still uncertainty about what shape Division 1 lacrosse seasons will take. While some teams in the region have released schedules, and some conferences have set dates and sites for postseason tournaments, others have not. This week and next, and in the upcoming issue of … [Read more...]
Big East/MAAC previews: Stingy Providence has rich hopes
Even as the calendar turns to February, there is still uncertainty about what shape Division 1 lacrosse seasons will take. While some teams in the regions have released schedules, and some conferences have set dates and sites for postseason tournaments, many schools and leagues have not. This week … [Read more...]
Ivy League preview: Amid uncertainty, keep eye on Brown
Even with the calendar into February, there is much uncertainty about a spring season in the Ivy League. Back on Nov. 13, the league's Council of Presidents decided unanimously to postpone the start of all spring sports competition through the end of February, while canceling winter sports seasons. … [Read more...]
Northeast Conference preview: Balanced Merrimack eyes results
Even as the calendar moves toward February, there is still uncertainty about what shape Division 1 lacrosse seasons will take. While some teams in the regions have released schedules, and some conferences have set dates and sites for postseason tournaments, many schools and leagues have not. Over … [Read more...]
In Ridgefield (Conn.), another Colsey heads toward greatness
In July, Roy Colsey was shown the love on social media. The account for Powell Lacrosse tweeted a Colsey highlight reel with text that called him “one of the all-time great midfielders our sport has ever seen” and “an amazing leader & teammate.” A couple days later, for Throwback Thursday, the … [Read more...]
Hangin’ Out With … Michael Brown
In the first collegiate draft in Connecticut Hammerheads history, the first-year franchise seemed to have a plan in place. Of the seven selections the team made, five came from schools in New England, including two players from Yale. Additionally, three of the team’s selections were players from … [Read more...]
Cannons players, staff, fans face tough reality with merger
As the members of the Boston Cannons walked off the field at Navy-Marine-Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md., on July 26, they carried the Steinfeld Trophy off with them. Winners of the 2020 Major League Lacrosse championship, there was plenty of reason to celebrate. As 2020 drew to a close, … [Read more...]
Players’ reaction: Unification strong, also opportunities gone
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