Archive for the ‘College Lacrosse’ Category

The NCAA Lacrosse championships are over and the winners of Division I are the Loyola Greyhounds featuring Canadian long pole Reid Acton.  The field season starts in the cold of February and winds through spring until you hit the Memorial Day weekend at Gillette Stadium.  Loyola was unbelievable on Championship day, playing strong defense and [...]

Notre Dame is getting jacked for this weekend.  Who else will be ready?

Jimmy Quinlan always talks to the players at Vimy Lacrosse and the players that we coach that it is important to get into the shooting lanes.  I know he talks from experience as I have watched him take numerous shots to the legs, body and occasionally to the head.  You are hoping that getting into [...]

It takes time to build any type of legacy, especially for a Division I team playing its first season.  A school of tradition, Michigan, started its legacy this year.  It was a tough year with a final record of 1 – 13, but you have to start somewhere.  There were some close games and with [...]

Scoring highlights from Syracuse’s 21 – 9 win over Loyola in the 1990 NCAA Championship game. Check out the behind the back passes and shots.  Powerhouse team. For a matter of record, after the 1990 championship, the NCAA Committee on Infractions determined that Paul Gait had played in the 1990 championship while ineligible. Under NCAA [...]