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-Paul Rabil 'Risking Everything' for PLL
-NAIA Lacrosse Championships Brings Economic Impact to Michigan
-ESPN to Air MLL Games in Europe
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Sunday Lax Links
Sunday, June 16, 2019
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Monday Lax Links
Monday, February 20, 2017
-2017 MLL Championships to be Held in Texas
-Why the MCLA Matters?
-Is Utah the Next Denver?
The Formula Behind the Four Year Phenomena
-Myles Jones, the Future of Lacrosse
-All State Sugar Bowl Helps to Grow Lacrosse
-NC State Club Lacrosse Growing
-Lacrosse Makes Impact with Twitter Streamed Game
-Lacrosse Stick Youth Market Growing
-Is Lacrosse a Safer Alternative to Football?
Saturday Lax Links
Saturday, June 04, 2016
-Final Four TV Ratings Increase
-Final Four Attendance Increase
-Dowling College (DII NY) To Close Doors, Shut Down Athletics
-Lacrosse a New Thrill at Philly Inner City School
-Growing the Game in Prince Albert, CA
-Youth Lacrosse Growing Through Northern Michigan
-Lacrosse's Big Moment
-High School Lacrosse Growth in Washington State
-High School Lacrosse Growth in Illinois
-Women's Professional Lacrosse League Has Mission in Mind
-Lacrosse a Way of Life for Alabama Man
-The Dream of Black Lacrosse
-Courage Games Grow in 2nd Year
-Minnesota Hockey Players Switching Sticks in the Spring
-Growing the Game in Illinois Community
Carroll University (D3 WI) Adds Lacrosse
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
(Waukesha, Wis.) - Carroll University will add men's and women's lacrosse for the start of the 2014-2015 academic year, announced Joe Baker, Director of Athletics.
Pioneers lacrosse teams will begin competing in the spring of 2015, increasing the number of Carroll's National Collegiate Athletic Association-sponsored athletics programs from 20 to 22.
"Lacrosse is a quickly emerging sport in the Midwest and we are excited to add it to our existing intercollegiate sports," said Baker. "We have investigated the potential for athletic growth over the past few years and believe now is the right time to add men's and women's lacrosse. We are confident we will provide a quality athletic environment to current and future student-athletes."
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Boston College A.D. Answers Question About Varsity Status
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
From the Heights Sports Blog
”We’re in the process of identifying how we resource our programs. If you think about this, athletics is, in so many ways, a marketing vehicle for the entire University. When you picked up the paper this morning you didn’t see a physics section. And so, whether it’s right or wrong, that’s the way our society is. We value sports, and so my responsibility, and the athletic department’s, is to take advantage of that social emphasis on athletics in ways that really expose Boston College to the country. So in our strategic planning process we are going to look at all programs and identify those that can be nationally competitive and nationally distinctive and figure out how we are going to resource those programs in ways that best serve the University.”
-BC Athletic director Brad Bates, when asked about bringing back Men's Lacrosse
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Town Recreation Department Drops Little League Baseball for Lacrosse
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
This spring, Hudson, NH youth will be able to trade in their baseball gloves for lacrosse sticks.
The Board of Selectmen on Tuesday approved a new lacrosse program, which will be run through the town’s Recreation Department. The program replaces the floundering Babe Ruth baseball league, which has seen a decrease of revenue and interest over the past few years.
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Introducing Lacrosse to Atlanta Youth
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Ever pulled off an “ankle breaker,” “around the world,” or used an “A” stick?
L-R:Martin Luther King, Jr. High School Boys Lacrosse Coach Corey Carter, Decatur Army President Bert Miller, MLK High School Girls Lacrosse Coach Ramon Rivers.
Most DeKalb County kids would say no.
Bert Miller, who runs Decatur Army Youth Athletics, is hoping to change that so kids know the lingo of a sport most probably have never watched or played.
“Lacrosse is continuing to grow and as it remains an up-and-coming sport with youths across the country, I would like to get South DeKalb youths involved because it’s an untapped resource at this point,”
said Miller, who hopes to begin offering free lacrosse clinics for elementary students by mid-September.
“I believe we only have two high school teams in South DeKalb because a lot of the kids don’t even see the sport until high school. That has to change.
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