The Lake Placid Experience
No matter what Lake Placid looks like 10 or 100 years from now, the memories and love of lacrosse will linger in these mountains forever.
No matter what Lake Placid looks like 10 or 100 years from now, the memories and love of lacrosse will linger in these mountains forever.
The sport that I was investing so much time and energy in had a professional league and more importantly, I could watch it for the first time.
This past April, CLNC Sports drove in vans all over Oregon putting on skills clinics and helping inspire the next generation of players.
As we continue our mission to explore the field, we want to take a look at the lacrosse community in Anchorage, Alaska more than 4,250 miles away from our office in Syracuse, New York. It might be hard to picture playing sports in a place many people might see as wild and untamed, but Alaskans are just as sports-crazed as the rest of North America. Anchorage, with a population of nearly 300,000, is an extremely diverse city filled with people…
The game is alive and well under the big sky.
Do you know Colin & Samir? You ought to
Three weeks ago I decided to take a rare break, steep some tea and watch a documentary film that a close friend of mine suggested. I’ve noticed that because of my wide range of interests and appreciation for all forms of creation, my friends and family are constantly sending me recommendations and inspiration. I love it — it makes my walk to the mailbox an anticipated activity. This particular documentary “Finding Vivian Maier” told the story of a mysterious street…
Reflecting on a 100 year tradition that has developed in to a very special brand of Lacrosse in Upstate New York.
What happens when a completely unexpected event shows up and rattles your walls? Brian and Ricky proved that you just dig deeper, try harder and get stronger.
He’s got an impressive lacrosse background and his music is on heavy rotation at the Powell office. What’s not to like?
There’s a swell in the lacrosse sea and the tide is rising in Jax Beach.
You don’t have to hate your opponent to want to beat them. This is an awesome lesson for all athletes and people in general to get behind.
Last week I decided to take a deep dive into a topic that I’ve been interested in for years. As the name of our online journal suggests, we are exploring the field in an effort to uncover the untold stories of lacrosse and shine light on the important people inside our community. I’m honored to have the opportunity to write about lacrosse and peel back the layers of this beautiful game.