Sunday, December 23, 2012
Friday, December 21, 2012
Quick Hits:
-Fairfield, CT Lacrosse Program Looks to Grow the Game
-Presidents Athletic Conference (NCAA DIII) To Sponsor Lacrosse
-Patriot Cup Set for Dallas, TX
-More on Great Falls Addition of Lacrosse
-MLL Returning to CBS Sports Network
-Long Island Lizards Rebranding
-NY Mets to Host Lacrosse Double Header at Citi Field
-The Time is Now to Push for Indoor Lacrosse Growth
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Thursday, December 06, 2012
Capital University will add men’s and women’s lacrosse as varsity sports beginning in the 2013-14 academic year, director of athletics Steve Bruning announced.
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College Athletic Director Juan Mascaro announced today the addition of men’s and women’s lacrosse as varsity sports beginning with the 2013-14 school year.
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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Quick Hits:
-Intramural Lacrosse in Idaho
-MLS Cup Draws Terrible Ratings
-Urban Lacrosse in New Haven
-Merrimack Lacrosse Makes 'Always Sunny' Apperance
-Interview With Coaches From 2013 Inaugural Program Mt. Union
-On Lacrosse Field Inner City Kids Dream Big
-Grand Canyon University (previously DII varsity) to Move to DI
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Rockhurst University will be adding three new intercollegiate athletic programs in the fall of 2013. Men's and women's lacrosse, along with women's cross country, will increase Rockhurst’s athletic programs from 11 to 14 next year.
Gary Burns, RU's Director of Athletics, said that the addition of these three programs will enhance athletic opportunities for an additional 55 new students in the first year. By the third year, that number could grow to 75 students.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
In yesterday's post about America's regional sports, a lot of commenters asked why I didn't include lacrosse. Well simply put, it just isn't that regional anymore. While it has a historical reputation as a niche sport—wealthy, Northeastern/mid-Atlantic, and "preppy-as-balls"—its geographic range, at least, is now all but boundless.
Here's a snapshot of NCAA lacrosse programs from the 2005-2006 season:
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Quick Hits:
-Merchant Marine Academy Adds WLax, Hires Coach
-Chicago Inner City Growth
-At Richmond Decision to Add Lacrosse Met With Questions
-World Lacrosse Championships Give Denver A Chance to Show Off
-Florida County Nears Decision for Varsity Lacrosse
-LEAPS Organizing Philadelphia Middle School Tournmanet
-Lacrosse Comes to Montana
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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Quick Hits:
-U.S. Lacrosse Concerned With Recruiting Process
-World Series Ratings Worst Ever
-Harlem Lacrosse Receives Scholarships
-Lacrosse Trying to Make It's Way in South Dakota
-Richmond Hires It's First Coach
Thursday, October 18, 2012
BOCA RATON, Fla. – Lynn University Senior Vice President for Administration Gregory Malfitano has announced the addition of men’s lacrosse as a NCAA Division II athletic program at Lynn. This will be the third sport expansion for the Fighting Knights in the last nine months and will increase the total number of NCAA varsity sports sponsored by the University to 14; eight women and six men.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
MONTREAL — Pierre Filion remembers when thousands of fans watched lacrosse games in the mid-1970s at the Montreal Forum.
Despite those numbers, the Montreal Québécois team was short-lived, as was the more recent Montreal Express.
The National Lacrosse League returns to the Bell Centre Dec. 15 after a 10-year absence with an exhibition game featuring the Toronto Rock and Rochester Knighthawks.
“This game is the first step to the return of a pro team in Montreal,” said Filion, director of the Quebec Lacrosse Federation.
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Quick Hits:
-Jamaica Lacrosse Launched
-Lacrosse Deserves More Coverage in Jacksonville, FL
-Pro Team Set for Debut in Boston
-Field Shortage Challenges Lacrosse in Orlando
-NJ Pro Team Suspends Operations
-Lacrosse Looks to Expand in Cape Cod, MA
-DI Lacrosse Introduced to Seattle
-Gender Equity Issues in Ohio
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Rhodes College is proud to announce it will add women’s varsity lacrosse to its Lynx roster beginning the 2013-14 season. The college has sponsored men’s varsity lacrosse since 2011.
“Many thanks to President Troutt and the president’s staff for their decision to add women’s lacrosse,” says Mike Clary, director of athletics at Rhodes. “Women’s lacrosse will provide more opportunities for Rhodes students, specifically women, to have a great experience in a varsity sport.”
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Quick Hits:
-New U. Tampa Lacrosse Field Nears Completion
-Growing the Game in Montana
-Towson Recomends Cutting Baseball and M. Soccer
-Club Lacrosse on the Horizon At Armstrong Atlantic
-YMCA Brings Lacrosse to Goochland, VA
-New Orleans Youngsters Playing America's Fastest Growing Sport
-Bring Division I Lacrosse to UConn
-BC Has a New Athletic Director
-DI Lacrosse Game Coming to Washington
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
InsideFloridaLacrosse.com has received confirmation from Commissioner Jay Jones of the Sunshine State Athletic Conference that the conference is set to approve in late November the addition of men's lacrosse. There are currently five Sunshine State Athletic Conference schools which have men's lacrosse teams, the minimum for adding a sport. The addition of men's lacrosse, if approved by the member President's in late November, would be effective for the 2014 season.
Currently, all five of the Florida NCAA D-ll lacrosse teams play in the Deep South Conference. The rest of the Deep South Conference teams are member schools of the South Atlantic Athletic Conference which sources tell us will also be adding Men's Lacrosse as a sport in 2014. This will effectively be the end the Deep South Conference.
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Quick Hits:
-Future Bright For Oakland Public School Lacrosse
-Illinois Lacrosse Club Looks For Help
-LaxAllStars Grow The Game Schedule
-Lacrosse Players in Florida Sticking By Their Sport
-Richmond Caught in Web of Controversy
-Richmond Decision Leads to Family Fued
-GWU Becomes First Baltimore Area School to Join the MCLA
-Lacrosse Catching on in North Carolina
-Towson Recommends Cutting Baseball, M. Soccer
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
The sport of soccer loves their grass, there's nothing better than a freshly cut pitch to a footie aficionado. However, despite amazing advancements in artificial turf technology, the soccer oligarchy still turns it's nose up at the use of it at the highest levels. There are some artificial turf companies (mostly in Europe) that manufacture artificial surfaces that meet the standards of FIFA and can be labeled 'FIFA Approved' However even FIFA does not allow the 'FIFA approved' surfaces to be used for their highest levels of competition (World Cup, etc.). FIFA approved artificial surfaces are typically regulated to U-19 tournaments and qualifying matches, or for use in countries that have trouble maintaining grass fields due to climate (I.e. Greenland, the Middle East, etc.).
So last week when Richmond announced they were dropping Men's Soccer and adding Men's Lacrosse there was an interesting footnote to the decision, A.D. Jim Miller stating that the lack of a grass field for Men's Soccer contributed to the decision. Now how much did the lack of a grass playing field really play into the decision to drop soccer, which currently competes in Richmond's field turf surfaced football stadium, we may never know. I would venture to guess that at the end of the day the Richmond Men's Soccer team would likely play their home games in a parking lot if it meant saving their program. But regardless, the fact that it was a talking point for Miller is something to look at. While soccer's grass obsession is strong internationally, in football obsessed America it has not made as many inroads. True many of Division I's soccer powers do play on natural grass surfaces, however there are also many soccer powers that play on artificial turf surfaces such as B.C., B.U., St.John's, and Brown (BC and Brown have 'FIFA approved' surfaces).
But regardless the constant underlying preference of grass is there, and in this case appears to have backfired in giving the Richmond administration more ammunition and just another reason to state publicly as to why they were cutting the sport. Putting too much emphasis on a sports playing surface, unless you are Football or Basketball, does not help a sports growth. Division I Field Hockeys growth is stagnant because of the sports obsession with playing only on astroturf, despite that fact that all other Divisions, plus high school play on grass. A.D.s do not want to add a sport that requires a playing surfaces that no other sport in America desires to play on, is the most injury prone, and is the most expensive per square foot of all the different types of artificial surfaces. The University of Rhode Island, the last university with a DI Field Hockey program to play on grass, dropped their program six years ago because they could not afford to install astroturf, and decided they would rather have no program at all then have one with the stigma of playing on grass. This is an extreme example, but an example nevertheless of how a sports rigid approach to playing surfaces can backfire.
Lacrosse on the other hand can, and has been played on, just about any surface. While astroturf lacrosse fields have become more rare recently (Cornell, Syracuse, and Holy Cross all went to Field Turf in recent years) there are still some schools (Quinnipiac) that use it as their home surface. Beyond astroturf, it's probably a toss up between grass and Field Turf for lacrosse facilities, with more southern schools likely preferring grass due to the favorable climate.
At the end of the day what it comes down to is lacrosse is flexible, everyone who loves this game just wants it to grow, and we are in no position to be picky about playing surface. In college athletics King Football and Prince Basketball run the show, and for this reason sports that are easily adaptable to football and basketball facilities are perceived as more favorable in the eyes of athletic directors when they consider adding sports. For lacrosse just throw some lines down on that football field and we are good to go. And there is a reason why Women's Volleyball is one of the most popular women's sport in the NCAA...lay some lines down on your basketball court and you've got a volleyball home venue. Easy and cheap.
So as our sport continues to grow and Universities continue to add it be thankful that lacrosse is such a versatile sport that can be played on so many different types of surfaces, even if it is a parking lot.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
WASHINGTON, DC – University of the District of Columbia President, Allen Sessoms, and Director of Athletics, Patricia Thomas, announce that the university will add men's and women's lacrosse to its current Division II sports offerings.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
St. Ambrose University Athletic Director Ray Shovlain announced today that the University will start varsity men's lacrosse next year. The team will begin play in the spring of 2014.
Lacrosse is the first varsity sport St. Ambrose has added since starting men's and women's bowling in 2009-10.
"We are very excited to add men's lacrosse," Shovlain said. "We believe lacrosse will be similar to other programs we have recently started, like dance, men's volleyball and bowling. It will give us the opportunity to attract additional, quality student-athletes to St. Ambrose from different recruiting areas."
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Quick Hits:
-Sarasota, FL Student Finds A Love for Lacrosse
-Lacrosse Continues to Grow in Northville, MI
-Lacrosse May be Crossed off at Utah Valley
-Youth Lacrosse Comes to Merrill, WI
-FSU A.D. Says M & W Lax Will Be Next
-Lacrosse Growth on Staten Island
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
September 14, 2012 (Notre Dame, Ind.)—Saint Mary's College is proud to announce that lacrosse will be added as a varsity sport beginning in the 2013-14 academic year.
The addition of lacrosse to the varsity athletic program will give Saint Mary's nine varsity sports, all of which compete in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) as a Division III member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Currently, more than 200 NCAA Division III member institutions sponsor women's lacrosse as a varsity sport.
"Increasing our athletic opportunities is always exciting," said Julie Schroeder-Biek, director of Athletics. "With the addition of lacrosse as a championship sport in our league this year, transitioning our well established lacrosse club to the varsity level could not happen at a better time. We feel quite confident that our team will not only be ready to play in 2014, but that we will be competitive from the start of our varsity program."
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-MLL Players Explore Unionization
-Notre Dame to Join the ACC
-Simon Fraser Charts a Course to NCAA Status
-Motorcycle Grip to Remain Legal
-Football in a Lacrosse Town
-Stealth Launch We Are Washington Lacrosse Campaign
-Club Lacrosse Growing at Mississippi State
-Tampa Lacrosse Supporters Work to Add Sport at Public Schools
-Lacrosse Continues to Grow in Brooklyn
Sunday, September 09, 2012
The Prospect Lacrosse League, which is the first professionally organized summer collegiate lacrosse league in North America, officially announced its presence today. The league, which will play its first games in the Summer of 2013, will consist of four-teams in its Inaugural Season all based in the Chicago and surrounding markets.
Made up exclusively of collegiate players with NCAA eligibility left, the Prospect Lacrosse League will operate with the purpose of the development of future Major League Lacrosse (MLL) players as well as other leagues just like how summer collegiate baseball does with the development of future Major League Baseball (MLB) players.
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Quick Hits:
-Marquette Lacrosse Holds First Practice
-NHL Players Playing Lax During Lockout?
-High School Lacrosse Growing
-MLL To Use Instant Replay
-BU Will Face Tough Introduction to Lacrosse
-Help Lax AllStars Grow the Game
Sunday, September 02, 2012
Wingate, N.C.----Wingate University vice president and director of athletics Steve Poston announces the addition of women’s lacrosse as the school’s 20th intercollegiate sport. The Bulldogs will begin play in the 2014 season.
“Lacrosse is one of the most rapidly growing sports in the Southeast,” Wingate president Dr. Jerry McGee says. “We are confident this new program will bring a group of outstanding scholar athletes and an exciting spectator environment to our campus.”
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Quick Hits:
-Lacrosse Cradles Interest in Illinois
-New Lacrosse Club in Brooklyn
-Lacrosse Brings Flare to Murray State
-NFHS: Lacrosse Among Most Popular Sports
-Q & A on Expanded NCAA Women's Tournament
-Does DeFillipo's Retirement Leave Hope for Lacrosse?
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Stockton (N.J.) will be expanding its athletics offerings with the addition of women's lacrosse as an intercollegiate sport, the school announced on Tuesday.
Women's lacrosse will become the 18th varsity sport overall and 11th women's sport for Stockton Athletics. The timeline for implementing the Osprey women's lacrosse program includes the hiring of a full-time head coach this fall and the beginning of intercollegiate competition in Spring 2014.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
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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Quick Hits:
-Waterbury, CT Native Nurtures Game in Israel
-Gene DeFillipo, AD That Cut Lacrosse at BC, Retires
-Why Not Lax at BC?
-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
-Part 2
Sunday, August 19, 2012
INDIANAPOLIS — Women’s rowing is one of three Division I sports whose championship brackets will expand in 2013. In August, the NCAA Executive Committee approved a budget that included a recommendation from the Division I Championships/Sport Management Cabinet to expand championships in the Football Championship Subdivision, women’s lacrosse and rowing.
The two women’s sports will expand their brackets in the spring of 2013, while the FCS bracket will expand in the fall of 2013. The FCS bracket will grow from 20 to 24 teams in 2013, while the women’s lacrosse bracket will increase from 16 to 26 teams and rowing moves from 16 to 22 teams in the spring.
Expansion in the two women’s sports is consistent with the Executive Committee’s charge to ensure that equitable opportunities exist in light of the bracket expansion for the FCS championship.
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Quick Hits:
-Pennsylvania Pro Lacrosse Venture Appears to Hit Rock Bottom
-Fewer African Americans Playing Baseball
-Good News for Idaho Lacrosse Club
-NCAA Rules Committee Reconsiders Some Rule Changes
-Rochester Lacrosse League Sees Continued Growth
-Hop On Board the Fastest Growing Game in America
-Time Magazine: Add Lacrosse to the Olympics
Saturday, August 18, 2012
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio – Opportunities continue to open for students at Franciscan University of Steubenville with the official addition of men’s and women’s lacrosse for the 2012-13 academic year. The national search for the inaugural coaching staff and teams begins now.
“By adding both a women’s and a men’s team, we are responding to the well-documented increase in popularity of lacrosse nationwide,” said Chris Ledyard, director of athletics at Franciscan University.
In an administrative initiative to provide a new—and highly desired—sports program for the current and incoming students, Franciscan is increasing its NCAA Division III program to 16 sports.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Ed Karasek has been named the first head lacrosse coach in the history of Ursuline College. He will join the athletic department on August 27th and begin building a program that will make its intercollegiate debut in the spring of 2014.
He is a Northeast Ohio native and a graduate of Padua Franciscan High School. He played lacrosse for Mickey Cochrane at Bowling Green State University when the school was one of few institutions to offer a Division I program. After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Bowling Green in 1970, Karasek completed the M.B.A. program at Northern Illinois University.
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
John Carroll University President Rev. Robert L. Niehoff, S.J., announced today that men's and women's lacrosse will debut as varsity sports at the Division III school, with competition beginning during the 2013-14 academic year.
“We are excited to add one of the fastest growing sports in the country to our varsity athletics program,” said Father Niehoff. “With this level of student and alumni interest in lacrosse, we know it is the right time for us move forward with expanding our varsity sports in this way.”
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Thursday, July 19, 2012
Lindenwood University President James D. Evans, PhD received notification today from the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) that the University has been granted provisional membership by the NCAA Division II Membership Committee. Lindenwood remains on track to become a full NCAA member for the 2013-14 school year.
“We are very pleased with today's news,” said Evans. “Many people all across our campus have been working toward this goal for some time. I am proud of their hard work, and thankful for the support of our board of directors, who made this possible when our journey began three years ago.”
In its provisional year, Lindenwood will continue to follow all NCAA Division II regulation and rules. Lindenwood can begin using the NCAA brand for promotional and recruiting purposes, including the NCAA logo, but it is ineligible for postseason competition for the year.
Lindenwood is a new member of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) and will begin conference play this fall. The MIAA sponsors championships in 19 sports and is currently a 15-member conference with schools in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. The Lions have their first NCAA/MIAA home football game on September 8 against Southwest Baptist.
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-Lacrosse Growing in Northeast Florida
-Push for Lacrosse in Winona, MN Faces Challenges
-Simon Fraser Close to NCAA Status
-Helmet Study for Girls Lax Underway
-Lacrosse Showing Its Popularity in Broomfield, CO
-Rhinebeck HS (NY) May Add Lacrosse
-Hop on Board the Fastest Growing Sport in America
-Ivy League Releases Concussion Recommendations
-Kids Discover Lacrosse Thanks to Maryland Club
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Men's lacrosse is currently played at Catawba, Coker, Lenoir-Rhyne, Mars Hill, Queens and Wingate, while women's lacrosse is sponsored at Catawba, Lenoir-Rhyne, Newberry and Queens.
Tusculum is poised to add both men's and women's lacrosse in advance of the 2013-14 season, while Wingate and Coker also plan to develop women's programs prior to it becoming a SAC sport.
Men's and women's track are currently sponsored sports at Anderson, Brevard, Carson-Newman, Lenoir-Rhyne, Mars Hill, Queens and Wingate.
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Quick Hits:
-North Poconos (PA) Adding High School Lacrosse
-Growing the Game in Iowa
-Lacrosse Vote on Hold for Georgia Community
-Kansas a Lacrosse Growth Market
Sunday, July 08, 2012
Things that nobody reads in America today:
The online legal mumbo jumbo before you check the little "I Agree" box.
Kate Upton's resume.
Major League Baseball's "Pace of Play Procedures."
Not that baseball games don't have a pace. They do: snails escaping a freezer.
It's clear no MLB player or umpire has ever read the procedures, or else how do you explain what I witnessed Sunday, when I sat down to do something really stupid -- watch an entire televised MLB game without the aid of a DVR?
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Quick Hits:
-MLL Talks Expansion
-Johns Hopkins W. Lax Leaving Conference to be Independent
-South Atlantic Conference (DII) To Sponsor Lacrosse
-Teacher Brings Lacrosse to Inner City Chicago
-GLIAC (DII) To Sponsor Lacrosse
-Despite Leaving NCAA Grand Canyon University Still on the Move
-Denver Sets MLL Record with 30,000 in Attendance
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Kalamazoo College officials announced Wednesday that Emilia Ward has been appointed head coach of the first women's varsity lacrosse team in the College's history. Women's lacrosse will continue to compete as a club sport in 2012-13 before taking the field as a varsity sport in the spring of the 2013-14 academic year.
Women's lacrosse will be the first new varsity sport at Kalamazoo College since 1991, when women's golf was added. A men's varsity lacrosse program is scheduled to take the field in spring 2015. Both teams will play on Kalamazoo College's newly renovated athletics fields due to open this fall.
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Quick Hits:
-Growing the Game in Prince George, MD
-Lacrosse Continues Growth in Mass.
-Lacrosse Enjoys Steady Growth
-Lacrosse Added to Let's Play International Expo
-Lacrosse Growing in Michigan High Schools
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
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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-Stadium Journal Reviews MLL's Machine Gameday Experience
-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
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Midland University
NAIA (W)
Nebraska
W - 2012 Record: 3-9
ASA College
Juco (M)
New York
M - 2012 Record: 6-9
Newberry College
Division 3 (W)
South Carolina
W - 2012 Record: 2-10
University of Michigan
Division 1 (M)
Michigan
M - 2012 Record: 1-13
Huntingdon College
Division 3 (M)
Alabama
M - 2012 Record: 5-10
St. Joseph's College
Division 3 (W)
New York
W - 2012 Record: 9-9
University of Tampa
Division 2 (M)
Florida
M - 2012 Record: 11-5
SUNYIT
Division 3 (M/W)
New York
M - 2012 Record: 2-12
W - 2012 Record: 4-10
Otterbeing College
Division 3 (W)
Ohio
W - 2012 Record: 5-11
St. Leo University
Division 2 (W)
Florida
W - 2012 Record: 5-9
Alma College
Division 3 (M/W)
Michigan
M - 2012 Record: 1-15
W - 2012 Record: 5-8
San Diego St. University
Division 1 (W)
California
W - 2012 Record: 5-10
Coker College
Division 2 (M)
South Carolina
M - 2012 Record: 2-14
Roberts Wesleyan College
Division 2 (M/W)
Pennsylvania
M - 2012 Record: 5-7
W - 2012 Record: 5-8
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Division 3 (W)
Massachussetts
W - 2012 Record: 2-13
Grand Valley State University
Division 2 (W)
Michigan
W - 2012 Record: 10-7
Catawba College
Division 2 (W)
North Carolina
W - 2012 Record: 2-11
Salem State University
Division 3 (W)
Massachusetts
W - 2012 Record: 8-6
Florida Tech
Division 2 (M)
Florida
M - 2012 Record: 2-10
Albright College
Division 3 (M/W)
Pennsylvania
M - 2012 Record: 16-3
W - 2012 Record: 4-13
Augustana College
Division 3 (M/W)
Illinois
M - 2012 Record: 8-6
W - 2012 Record: 15-3
Rhodes College
Division 3 (M)
Tennessee
M - 2012 Record: 2-10
Piedmont College
Division 3 (M)
Georgia
M - 2012 Record: 5-7
College of St. Rose
Division 2 (M)
New York
M - 2012 Record: 7-6
Emmanuel College
Division 3 (M/W)
Massachusetts
M - 2012 Record: 7-9
W - 2012 Record: 5-10
Rosemont College
Division 3 (M)
Pennsylvania
M - 2012 Record: 0-14
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