-The Establishment of Lacrosse in Scotland
-Partnership Grows Pro Lacrosse in Mexico
-Growing Lacrosse in Japan
-PLL and WPLL To Partner
-Boo Corrigan Named AD at NC State
-Lacrosse Growing in Popularity will be a TSAA Sport
-Ohio Machine Connecting with Local Businesses
-St Bonaventure's Grows from the Ground Up
-What Utahs First D1 Lax Game Means
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Monday Lax Links
Monday, February 04, 2019
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Sunday Lax Links
Sunday, June 24, 2018
-Moorehead (MN) To Add High School Lacrosse
-Syracuse Lacrosse Travels to Montana to Grow the Game
-FIL Hosts Development Clinic in Haiti
-MAAC Adds St. Bonaventure as Affiliate Member
-Discussing the Impact of Utah Sponsoring High School Lacrosse
-Florida Lacrosse Event Grows Thanks to the MLL's Launch
-Lacrosse Growing in the Tri-City Area (NJ)
-How to Grow your Sport from US Lacrosse's Perspective
-US Lacrosse Celebrates People of Color
-Would Alabama Add Varsity Lacrosse
-How the Lacrosse Network Has Become a Go To Source for Content
-Oxford, AL Native Helps Grow the Game
-Why The Canucks are Buying an NLL Team
Thursday Lax Links
Thursday, January 04, 2018
-Chile Becomes FIL Member
-The Recruiting Shift in 2017
-UConn Donor Wants D1 Lax
-More on UConn Donor & MLax
-Lacrosse at UConn? Not That Simple
-More on UConn Lacrosse
-Lacrosse Becomes Hot Property in Cold Winter
-NLLs Black Wolves See Growth in 4th Season
-Croatia Lacrosse Benefits from Legendary Coach
-The Case for Community Lacrosse
-Utah Player on Going D1
-Mass High School to Add Lacrosse
Lewis University (D2 IL) Adds Women's Lacrosse
Monday, July 10, 2017
Romeoville, Ill. - Lewis University Director of Athletics Dr. John Planek announced on Monday (July 10) the addition of women's bowling and women's lacrosse to the NCAA Division II offerings of the Flyer Athletics Department, beginning in 2018-19.
The addition of these two teams increases Lewis' scholarship sport offerings from 20 to 22. Since 1980, Lewis has competed as one of 15 current member institutions of the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
"We are very excited to announce the addition of these sports," Planek said. "Women's lacrosse is played in nearly 70 high schools in Illinois and we would be one of the few institutions offering scholarships.
"It is one of the fastest growing sports in the country and particularly in the Midwest."
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-Utah Vows to Be 'Different' When Building Program
-Women's Lacrosse Debut's at Indigenous Games
-Lacrosse Camp Highlights Growth in Georgia
-NLL May Expand to San Diego and Philadelphia
-MLL All-Star Game Has Great Turn Out in California
-Lacrosse Club Helps Sport Grow in Virginia
-Rabil Gives Recipe on How to Grow Lacrosse
-How to Grow the Sport of Lacrosse
Thursday Lax Links
Thursday, May 04, 2017
-Slow and Steady the Business of Lacrosse Marches On
-Lacrosse Growing in Greenville, OK
-Edmonton, AL Sees Girls Lacrosse Growth
-FIL Championships Moving to Israel
-Maine Eases HS Co-Op Rules, Will Help Lacrosse Growth
-Twitter to Stream MLL Game of the Week
-St. Marys to Cut Women's Lacrosse
-UChicago W. Lax to Join CCIW as Affiliate Member
-American Athletic Conference States It Will Consider Sponsoring W. Lacrosse
-Maryland Expanding HS State Lacrosse Championship
-Lacrosse Growing in Central PA
-Growth Leads to World Championship Growth Switch
-Interest in Girls Lacrosse Grows in Western Mass
-SC Player Example of States Lacrosse Growth
Friday Lax Links
Friday, December 30, 2016
-Oxford, MI Adding Youth Lacrosse
-Lacrosse Equipment Market Growing
-Focus on Growth to Ensure Future of Box Lacrosse
-Popularity of Lacrosse Boosts Global Market
-The Curious Case of Michigan State Lacrosse
-David Gross to Step Down as MLL Commisioner
-Gloversville, NY Adds Youth Girls Lacrosse
-In Poland is it Grow the Game, or Grow the Money?
-RI Student Helps Grow the Game
-Kennesaw State President Talks Adding Sports
Sunday Lax Links
Sunday, October 04, 2015
-Illinois District Opening Eyes to Lacrosse
-Youngstown State May Add Women's Lacrosse
-Help a North Carolina School Spread Lacrosse to the Less Fortunate
-Serbia Showcasing Lacrosse Growth
-Lacrosse Company Expanding in Minnesota
-Pro Athletes with Part Time Jobs
-Missouri School Drops Football
-Army Prepares for Inaugural Season in Women's Lacrosse
-Alabama-Huntsville Breaking Ground in Alabama
-Women's Lacrosse Likely Coming to Arizona State
-Growth of Wheeler Chair Lacrosse Evident at Maryland Tournament
-Hermantown, MN School District Adds Lacrosse
Lyndon State (DIII VT) Adds Women's Lacrosse
Monday, June 08, 2015
LYNDON CENTER, Vt. – The Lyndon Department of Athletics has announced it will add two athletic programs in the 2016-17 school year.
A men's and women's track and field program, as well as a women's lacrosse team will be added to the 12 v
arsity sports the institution currently offers and both will compete at the NCAA Division III level.
Lyndon has begun a nationwide search for qualified coaches who will be hired this summer to recruit for and organize the programs throughout the 2015-16 academic year. The Spring 2017 semester will mark the first season these teams complete as NCAA varsity programs.
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Cleveland State Wrestling Team Restored; Lacrosse Will Be Added
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland State saved its wrestling team Wednesday. The university announced it will keep and fund wrestling while also adding men's lacrosse in 2016.
The school plans to raise student fees $1 per credit hour to assure wrestling's future.
"We're excited," CSU chief marketing officer Rob Spademan said. "The key thing is we as an administration listened to the students, and we figured out a way to do it without a major (fee) increase to the students.''
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Quick Hits:
-Lacrosse Enrollment Quadrupled at Ohio HS
-Lacrosse Sees Growth With Indiana County Invitational
-Lacrosse Growing in Northern Kentucky
-Lacrosse Gaining in Popularity in Richmond Area
-Help Send Turkey to the World Indoor Championships
-Florida vs. Georgia Lacrosse Showdown Shows Growth of Sport
-Arena Lacrosse League Announces US Tour
-CSU Will Likely Add Women's Lacrosse
-PSG and Lacrosse A Good Investment Says CNBCs Cramer
-Despite Club Status One Kentucky HS Program Still Growing
-A Coaches Perspective On DC City Lacrosse
-Can Fort Collins, CO Support Rapid Lacrosse Growth?
Mid-Week Growth Links
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
-Windsor Mulls HS (Vermont) Adding Lacrosse
-Hart High School (California) Readies to Add Lacrosse
-Hart HS Faces Hurdles in Bid For Lacrosse
-Horry County Schools (South Carolina) Consider Adding Lacrosse
-St. Charles High School (Illinois) Adding Lacrosse
-Coaches Survey on Shot Clock Implementation
-Participation in California Reaches Record Levels
-3D Lacrosse Opens Texas Office
-Kingston, MA Youth Program Continues to Grow
-Inside New York City's Thriving Lacrosse Culture
-Growing Lacrosse in Lake Placid Area
-NLL's Wings Moving to Connecticut
University of Saint Mary (NAIA KS) & Movarian College (DIII PA) Add Lacrosse
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
The University of Saint Mary has hired its first ever lacrosse coach as it builds toward the launch of men's and women's club-level lacrosse teams that will take the field in the Spring 2015 semester.
Lacrosse Coach Matt Kimsey comes to the University of Saint Mary Spires from the Blue Valley West Jaguars lacrosse program, which he coached for the past three years.
He will shepherd the development of Saint Mary Men's & Women's Lacrosse—first as a club-level program for Spring 2015, and then as a varsity program the following year.
Kimsey already has several recruits committed to playing lacrosse at Saint Mary, and USM athletics is offering scholarships to student-athletes to come play lacrosse for the Spires.
"For me, the excitement is about building a new program here," Kimsey said.
"The University of Saint Mary has a real community feel, a real family feel. Building a lacrosse program around that is a natural fit.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. --- Moravian College will elevate its men's and women's lacrosse teams from club to varsity status beginning with the 2016 season. Since 2011, both the men's and women's teams have competed in the National College Lacrosse League for club teams. Previously, Moravian's women's team completed at the NCAA Division III intercollegiate varsity level from 2003 to 2010. The men's team squad competed on the varsity level from 2004 through 2010.
"Restoring men's and women's lacrosse to varsity level competition in 2015-16 is another step in Moravian College's growth and revitalization," said Dr. Bryon L. Grigsby '90, president. "There is a growing interest in playing lacrosse among college bound students in the mid-Atlantic region. We intend to attract those student-athletes with a transformative quality education and an outstanding intercollegiate sports experience."
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-3D Lacrosse Riding Sports Economic Growth
-Tri-City (TN) Youth Teams Need Help to Keep Growing
-Interlakes HS (NH) Considering Adding Lacrosse