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Showing posts with label Israel. Show all posts
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Wednesday Lax Links


-Lacrosse Fever In Fayetteville, NC

-NLL on a Roll with Sponsors

-A Framework for Growth in Louisiana

-The Rabils on Founding the PLL

-Israel Lacrosse to Build National Training Session

-Pennsylvania School District Studies Lacrosse Feasibility 

-The Carbon Fiber Lacrosse Stick Revolution

-Growing the Game in Colombia

-Adaptive Lacrosse Clinic Serves Ohio Community

Warren Wilson College (D3 NC) Adds Lacrosse

Warren Wilson College announced it will add lacrosse as a new varsity sport. The college is beginning a nationwide search to hire coaches for both men's and women's lacrosse teams. The coaches will focus on recruiting full teams during this academic year and will begin to practice and compete in the 2020-2021 academic year.

 "Adding lacrosse advances our vision of expanding athletic programming and increasing student athlete enrollment," said Joni Williamson, director of athletics and adventure sports at Warren Wilson College. "It's an exciting time for Warren Wilson athletics." Warren Wilson's announcement comes as the college is in the process of joining the NCAA Division III membership. The NCAA has approved Warren Wilson's application for exploratory membership. The introduction of a new team sport will help satisfy membership requirements.

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-Lacrosse Taking Israel by Storm

-Ohio State to Build Lacrosse Complex

-Kentucky to Vote on High School Sponsorship

-Ref Shortage in Southern California

-NLL Hires Female Deputy Commissioner

-NLL Announces Division Alignment

Anderson University (D2 SC) Adds Men's Lacrosse

ANDERSON, S.C. – Anderson University will be adding men's lacrosse to its expanding list of intercollegiate sports opportunities with the addition of men's lacrosse, as announced on Monday by Vice President for Athletics, Dr. Bert Epting, Jr. Albert Mitchell has been named as the Trojans' head coach and will lead the program, beginning Monday. The Black and Gold's inaugural season will be during the 2020-2021 academic year and will raise AU's varsity sports offerings to 19 sports, including the coed cheer squad.


 The Trojans join nine other South Atlantic Conference members who currently offer men's lacrosse and with the addition of men's lacrosse in the Electric City, the SAC will boast 11 members sponsoring the sport (UVa Wise and Carson-Newman are the exceptions), including national powerhouse Limestone, which will join the league next year.

"We are very excited about the addition of men's lacrosse to Anderson University and I am certain the team will contribute to our legacy of athletic success," said President Evans Whitaker. "More importantly, the young men who join our program will receive an excellent education rooted in character development and intentional discipleship. We are looking forward to the future of Trojan athletics with great anticipation."

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Quick Hits:

-Growing the Game in Jamaica

-NACC (D3) to Sponsor Men's Lacrosse

-Lacrosse is Taking Israel By Storm

-Lacrosse Growing in Popularity in Wyoming Valley, PA

-Student Grows Game in Virgin Islands

-American Grows Game in China

-WPLL Reflects on Successful Season

Sunday Lax Links


-Utah Will be Blown Away by D1 Lacrosse 

-Girls Lacrosse Growing in Ontario Community

-Puerto Rico Draws from Local Talent Pool for World Championships

-MLL Coming to Charleston, SC for Championships

-MLL Commissioner Wants League Relevant Year-Round

-Why MLL is Turning to Digital Assets to Grow the Game

-Lax Sports Network Removes Subscriber Fees

-Lacrosse Clinic Hosted in South Dakota

-Baltimore Natives to Play for Israel in World Championships 

-NJ Players Powering Women's Pro League

-Men's Lacrosse Joins the Utah Athletic Department

SUNY Adirondack (NJACC NY) Adds Men's Lacrosse

QUEENSBURY — SUNY Adirondack will add men's lacrosse to its intercollegiate athletic programs starting in spring 2019. The college expects to hire a head lacrosse coach this spring to begin building the program and spreading interest.


The team will compete in the NJCAA Region III and the Mountain Valley Collegiate Conference. The college has had an informal men's lacrosse club for several years.

 In a release, SUNY Adirondack Athletic Director Jonathan Sisk noted that many high schools in the college's service area have boys lacrosse programs, and that the college adding this sport will give players a chance to compete locally at the next level.

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-Benedictine Athletics (IL) To Move Up to Division II

-NCAA Approves Expansion of DII National Tournament 

-Interns Wanted for FILs 2018

-What Tennis Can Learn From Hockey and Lacrosse

-High School Lacrosse Player Invents Heated Stick

-Growing the Game in Greece

Whitworth University (D3 WA) Adds Women's Lacroses

SPOKANE, Wash. – Women’s lacrosse will become Whitworth University’s 21st varsity sport and will begin playing games in the spring of 2019. Whitworth will become the seventh Northwest Conference school to sponsor women’s lacrosse. George Fox, Linfield, Pacific (Ore.), Puget Sound and Whitman already sponsor women’s lacrosse as a varsity sport. Willamette will also begin playing varsity games in the spring of 2019.

 “We are excited to provide another opportunity for our students to compete in a Northwest Conference sport that, up until this point, we did not offer,” said Tim Demant, Whitworth’s Director of Athletics. “We will now provide an opportunity for those students who desire to play women’s lacrosse at the collegiate level an opportunity to also get a Whitworth education.”

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-Lacrosse Growing in Great Falls, Montana

-Petition to Add Lacrosse to Virginia Beach Public Schools

-How Far Women's Lacrosse Has Come

-Israel Lacrosse's Journey

Madonna University (NAIA MI) Adds Lacrosse

LIVONIA, Mich. – Madonna University President Michael Grandillo announced today (August 12) that the University will be expanding its intercollegiate athletics program by eight sports, bringing the Crusaders' roster to 19 teams.

Madonna will add:
• men's and women's bowling
• men's and women's lacrosse
• men's and women's indoor track and field
• men's and women's outdoor track and field

 According to President Grandillo the addition of these sports will increase enrollment, while enhancing the sense of community on campus. "I look forward to working with our fine athletics staff and coaches to build upon their winning ways, as we provide greater opportunities for students to compete in the sports they love, while they pursue their academic goals," said Grandillo. "Participation in athletics and student organizations enriches the college experience, which is why we are proud to offer Madonna students more choices for learning outside the classroom." Madonna University competes in the 12-school Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The addition of these eight sports marks the first new teams added at Madonna since 2005, when men's and women's cross country brought the total to 11 teams.

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Quick Hits:

-Lacrosse's Popularity Growing in Louisville

-Coach Helps Minnesota Lacrosse Grow in Offseason

-College Student Helps Grow Game in Israel

-Lizards Claim Title, Atlanta Blaze Spark MLLs Growth

-Maryland Youth Grows Game in Jamaica

-Lacrosse Growing in Mobile, AL

-NC HS Sports See Participation Drop, Lacrosse Exception

Wednesday Lax Links


-Texas High School Association Acknowledges Lacrosse on the Horizon

-Video on Baltimore Inner City Lacrosse

-5 Ways to Continue to Grow the Game

-Boca Raton HS to Add Lacrosse

-Where Lacrosse is Growing in the US

-Hong Kong Lacrosse Building Support

-Lacrosse Growing in Petersborough, Ontario

-Lacrosse Growing in Fargo, ND

-Lacrosse Growing in Fort Bend, TX

-What Next for Brand Lacrosse

-Woman Growing Lacrosse in Israel

-NAIA Officially Approved Lacrosse as 'Invitational Sport'

-B1G to Add Johns Hopkins Women's Lacrosse

Monday Lax Links


-Player Development Improving in British Columbia

-Israel Lacrosse Growing the Game

-Lax Room Heads to Albania to Grow Lacrosse

-Arizona State Adds Varsity Hockey, Considers Women's Lacrosse

-More on ASU and Women's Lacrosse

-ASU Hockey Alters College Hockeys Landscape

-Cleveland State Close to Adding Varsity Lacrosse

-The Benefits of Varsity Lacrosse at U. Indianapolis

-Serena Williams Picks up Lacrosse

-Paul Rabil and Driving Conversations for Cadillac

Sunday Lax Links


-UK Website Interviews Paul Rabil

-Southern Conference Adds Air Force

-NCAA Survey: Lacrosse Shows Greatest Growth

-Naperville, IL Community to Get Lacrosse

-The Growth of Lacrosse at UK Universities

-Lacrosse Growing in Netanya, Israel

-Columbia School District (MO) Considering Lacrosse

-Students At UK School Vote to Add Lacrosse to PE Class

-B1G Lacrosse is Coming

-Notre Dame and Team USA Play to Capacity Crowd in Washington State


Thompson Trio Featured on SportsCenter



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Colorado Man Lends Help to Colombia Lacrosse

-German Laxers Have World Cup Fever

-Lacrosse Moves One Step Closer to the Olympics

-Anthony Wayne High School (OH) to Add Lacrosse

-Despite Rocket Fire at Home Israel National Team Stays Focused

-Uganda National Teams Gets First Win

-NCAA DII Admits 300th Member, Several Lacrosse Playing Institutions

-Homecoming for CMU's First Coach

-Lacrosse Experiencing Chicagoland Boom

-Lacrosse Coach Helping to Grow Sport in Ohio

-Private Schools Adding Lacrosse to Attract Students

Two School Districts Struggle to Get Lacrosse Approved

Oak Forest, IL While coaches, players and parents of the Oak Forest Fury continue to lobby for the Bremen School District to field a co-op team, the District will not sign off on it, leaving high school players lacking games and acknowledgement. For two years, parents, players and coaches of the Oak Forest Fury have been lobbying forBremen School District 228 to approve a co-op lacrosse team. For two years, according to coaches, the District has remained silent.

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Hackettstown, NJ Despite a petition signed by students, Hackettstown High School will not add a lacrosse program next year, officials said.
Officials discussed the program's initial interest and subsequent dismissal during tonight's school board meeting. School board member Gus Bordi asked why lacrosse was not considered and asked if it was ever discussed.

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-Waterbury, CT Native Nurtures Game in Israel

-Gene DeFillipo, AD That Cut Lacrosse at BC, Retires

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-Russian Lacrosse Clinic Big Success

-MCLA Prepares to Debate Third Division

-Detroit Lax Partners with PAL Lacrosse

-Nigerian Born Obafemi Alese 9 Month Odyssey With Lacrosse

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MLL Eyeing South Florida Franchise

On the surface, the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) All-Star Game at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton on Saturday, June 30 will serve as a showcase of top players from franchises throughout other parts of the country.

But on closer and deeper scrutiny, the attraction at 7:30 p.m. at the Owls' new football stadium could be a prelude to another pro sports team in South Florida.

While it is not being officially called a "test market" event, the MLL will be monitoring the game to determine whether Boca Raton will receive an expansion franchise to start play in 2014.

According to insidelacrosse.com, the southeast United States is being strongly looked at by MLL, and cities topping the list of franchise possibilities include Boca Raton, Atlanta and Dallas.

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-Was There DI Parity This Past Season?

-MLL Expansion Teams Need Boost

-BU Headed to Patriot League

-Pensacola High School (FL) to Add Lacrosse

-Adam Sandler Rocks Hofstra Lax Shirt on Late Night

-Bradenton, FL Hosts Lacrosse Camp

-Israel Lacrosse Debuts Against Turkey

-Yale Assist Hired as BU's First Coach

-Muscle Milk BeanShot Tournament Grows the Game in New England

Growth Articles From Across the Nation

-Palm Beach County, FL Joins Lacrosse Craze

-Lacrosse Becoming Popular in Stark County, OH

-Lacrosse Increasing in Granite Bay, CA

-Lacrosse Blooming in Israel

-Growing the Game in Guatemala

-Lacrosse Fever Spreading Through South Bend, IN

-Blue Devils Enjoying NFL Stadium Games

-Lacrosse Fever in Mountain Top, PA

-Sport Grows Along Alabama's Gulf Coast

-Lacrosse Continues to Grow in Savannah, GA

Ohio Machine to Play at Selby Field at OWU

Delaware, OH is positioned to become a professional sports town as the city is expected to host a new Major League Lacrosse franchise.

The league has scheduled a press conference Tuesday morning at Ohio Wesleyan UniversitybizWatch Ohio Wesleyan University Latest from The Business Journals 3 Ohio colleges ranked among nation's bestOhio Wesleyan joins crowd accepting Columbus State gradsCentral Ohio colleges abound with changes at top Follow this company in Delaware, with sources telling me the outdoor pro league will announce that the Ohio Machine will play at the school’s 9,100-seat Selby Field next year.

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Quick Hits:

-Now Charlotte's NALL Team is Doing a Naming Contest

-Jerusalem Defeats Tel Aviv in First Ever Lacrosse Game on Israeli Soil

-Crooked Arrows Filming Underway

-MCLA Championships Covered by Greenville, SC Newspaper

-Title IX a Roadblock to M. Lacrosse Growth?

-Lax at the Olympics....in 1928

Beloit College (WI) Adding Men's Lacrosse, Hires Coach

Beloit, WI – Following a national search, Bob Dignazio has been named the first Head Coach of Men’s Lacrosse at Beloit College. The announcement was made by Director of Athletics and Recreation Peggy Carl.

"We have made history with Bob's hire as he becomes Beloit College's first ever Men's Lacrosse Head Coach and we could not be more thrilled that he has chosen to join us,” said Carl. "Bob knows what it takes to build a successful Lacrosse program and he will bring that knowledge with him as he builds Beloit's team from the ground up."

Dignazio comes to Beloit from Kenyon College in Ohio, where he served as the Lords’ Defensive and Recruiting Coordinator during the 2010 and 2011 seasons. He also served one season as the Defensive Coordinator at Randolph-Macon College after graduating from Kenyon in 2008.

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Quick Hits:

-LEAPS Spreads Lacrosse to Two More Philly High Schools

-Michigan Announces John Paul As Head Coach

-Miami Dade Voting on Adding HS Varsity Lacrosse

-The Perils of an MCLA Coach

-Hendrix College, 7 Others Form New Conference

-Israel Recognized As FIL Member, Lacrosse Inches Closer to the Olympics

-Lindenwood Joins WILA For Lacrosse

-Hilbert Joins the NEAC

-Big South Adds Women's Lacrosse

-Lacrosse Featuring MTV Show Teen Wolf Debuts

-NCAA Feels Later Start Time Hurt Championship Attendance