Field Exploration

There are no safe games anymore as anybody can beat anybody across the country as conference play has started up.

Before they won national and state championships every great lacrosse player had to go through the gauntlet of testing and drills that all high school players must endure: tryouts.

Having two sticks that you can pick up and play with at any time is potentially a game saver.

Here are some of the most interesting matchups in this week of college lacrosse.

In the entire month of February there were a total of 8 Division 1 lacrosse games that went into overtime. Less than two weeks into March there have already been 7 overtime games. It looks like March Madness will apply to college lacrosse just as much as it does college basketball during this hectic month. […]

Here are some of the biggest college lacrosse games being played this week.

Is there any sport other than lacrosse that has had a play banned and then brought back?

Here are some of the games that we’re looking forward to watching this weekend.

When Syracuse and Army meet, it is a clash of differing styles of play, organization, and very different college athletes.

The inaugural Game of the Week features the Syracuse Orange versus the Albany Great Danes.

You have heard of the Winter Olympic Games, but have you ever heard of the Great Upstate Snow Games?

Putting forty something 18 to 22 year olds on a bus with only a handful of coaches, a trainer, and the bus driver to control them almost sounds like a social experiment.

Safe to say that I won’t be putting it down for another stick anytime soon – I’ll be seeing how many miles I can get out of this thing!

What better way to kick off a new season and an exciting new era of college lacrosse than to have the two newest teams be the first to go to battle.

There will come a time when the Backup, the Benchwarmer, or even the Misfit are called by their coach to go into the game. Make sure you are ready for your moment.

Tim and Neema of ULAX are prime examples of pathfinders working hard to grow the game of lacrosse.

The struggle to get back into the rhythm of lacrosse after a long holiday break. The ebb and flow of a high paced practice.
Those first practices always feel different.

September 29th, 2018 will always hold a very special place in my heart and it’s a date that I will now never forget.

What produces the style of lacrosse that makes UAlbany a must-watch team is the beautiful chaos – a full-field style of play that moves like water.

Most of us here at Powell got into serious box lacrosse a little bit later in life, and the only thing we regret about it is that we didn’t start earlier.