The Brown men’s lacrosse program has a history of strong goalie play. Past netminders include All-Americans Dick Alter, Greg Cattrano, Jordan Burke and Jack Kelly. After the 2018 season, goalie Phil Goss joined that elite group, earning a spot on USILA/Nike All-American team with honorable mention … [Read more...]
New England Black Wolves come full circle vs. Philadelphia Wings
The New England Black Wolves celebrated the team’s five-year anniversary in Connecticut on Jan. 19 when they hosted the Georgia Swarm. While the fans donned their complimentary T-shirts and enjoyed the team’s 13-12 victory — its third consecutive win – it was a time for Black Wolves general manager … [Read more...]
Hangin’ Out With … BU attackman Chris Gray
The 2018 season was a record-setting one for Chris Gray. The Wading River, N.Y., native made an immediate impact as a freshman, setting the Boston University program record for assists (40) and points (71) in a season, while finishing third in goals in a season (31). He earned Patriot League Rookie … [Read more...]
D1 Men: How every team in New England is shaping up
Editor's note: The below capsules highlight the finer details of how New England's 15 Division 1 men's lacrosse teams are looking ahead of the 2019 season. Noted within are key losses, players to watch for and general outlook for every team. The teams are sorted alphabetically by conference, with … [Read more...]
New England Black Wolves feel they have pieces in place to contend
The 2017-18 National Lacrosse League season ended on a disappointing note for the New England Black Wolves, losing in the first round of the NLL playoffs. But even with the frustrating ending, Black Wolves general manager Rich Lisk couldn’t hide his enthusiasm for the following season. He said: “I’m … [Read more...]
Hangin’ Out With … Providence College goalie Tate Boyce
There are 827 miles that separate the high school where Tate Boyce starred as a goalie from Providence College. He has specific food he prefers in each area, but there’s no difference in one part of his lacrosse — his success. An All-American in high school (he played at McCallie School in … [Read more...]












