Category Archives: Training

MCLA Lacrosse: Video Highlights Of Chapman Men’s Lacrosse 12-11 Double Overtime Loss To BYU On Feb 18

BYU ties the game with one second left on the clock, Chapman seem to have the game in control the first three quarters of play.

NCAA Lacrosse: Vermont Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach Ryan Curtis Previews 2012 Season (Video)

CatamounTV sat down with Head Coach Ryan Curtis and Senior Geoff Worley to preview the 2012 Vermont Men’s Lacrosse season.

Ivy League Men’s Lacrosse: Yale Men’s Lacrosse 2012 Season Promo (Video)

Men’s Lacrosse: US Lacrosse “2012 Faceoff Rules” Demonstration (Video)

 

NCAA Lacrosse: Video Highlights Of Air Force Men’s Lacrosse Season-Opening 11-10 Loss To Rutgers

NCAA Lacrosse: USILA Coaches Poll Ranks Virginia #1 Followed By Notre Dame, Johns Hopkins, North Carolina And Cornell; Denver Falls To #12

USILA Division I Poll: Notre Dame Rises, Denver Falls

 

 

NCAA Lacrosse: #1 Northwestern Women’s Lacrosse Defeats #5 Duke 13-5 On Feb 19

Battling the elements as well as a talented fifth-ranked Duke team, No. 1 Northwestern wore out its opponent in the second half on the way to a 13-5 victory Sunday at Koskinen Stadium in Durham.

The Wildcats benefited from five goals by Shannon Smith — including four in the first half — and four more from junior Erin Fitzgeraldin the win.

Shannon Smith's five-goal day moved her into sixth place all-time at NU with 196, surpassing Danielle Spencer's (2007-10) career total of 193.

Despite both teams tying with 10 draw control wins on the day, Northwestern won eight in the second half, allowing the Wildcats to outscore the Blue Devils 7-2 over the final 30 minutes.

“We were able to keep possession in the second half and really take some things away from Duke defensively,” said head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller. “Shannon was huge for us in the early going and then once we were able to move the ball a little more, it really opened things up for other players.”

For more:  http://www.nusports.com/sports/w-lacros/recaps/021912aaa.html

NCAA Lacrosse: Penn State Men’s Lacrosse Defeats Michigan 16-9 On Feb 18 With “Nine-Goal Surge” In Third Quarter (Video)

After leading 4-2 at halftime, the No. 17/18 Penn State men’s lacrosse team scored nine third-quarter goals en route to a 16-9 victory against Michigan at the first-ever game at the new Penn State Lacrosse Field on Saturday afternoon.

The Nittany Lions improved to 1-1 (0-0 CAA) with the Creator’s Trophy victory. The Trophy is an annual series between Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State. Senior midfielder Ryan Link (Englewood, Colo.), who scored a goal and collected a game-high six ground balls, earned Player of the Game recognition. Penn State will play Ohio State in its final game of the Series on Saturday, March 3.

Nine different Nittany Lions found the back of the net, including senior Jack Forster (Jenkintown), who led all players in both goals (5) and points (8). Sophomore Gavin Ahern (Rockville Centre, N.Y./3) and senior Matthew Mackrides (Newtown Square/2) recorded multi-goal games, while freshmen Taylor Stothoff (Sparks, Md.) and Kyle Zittel (Eden, N.Y.) both tallied their his first collegiate goals.

Sophomore Shane Sturgis (Downingtown) and Forster paced the team with three assists each, while junior Kyle VanThof (Penfield, N.Y.) added a pair of helpers. Eleven different Nittany Lions registered at least one caused turnover.

All three Penn State goalkeepers saw action against the Wolverines. Sophomore Austin Kaut (Morton) started for the Nittany Lions and made six saves for the win, while juniors Dave Baker (Havertown, Pa.) and Conor Baucum (Chevy Chase, Md.) played parts of the fourth quarter. Michigan netminders Dylan Westerhost, who started, and Cy Abdelnour made 9 and one saves, respectively.

For more: http://www.gopsusports.com/sports/m-lacros/recaps/021812aab.html

NCAA Lacrosse: Denver Men’s Lacrosse Releases “2012 Men’s Lacrosse Media Guide”

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Injuries In Lacrosse: NLL’s Washington Stealth Partners With Seattle Children’s Hospital To Present “Concussions: What You Need To Know”

The Washington Stealth professional indoor lacrosse team has partnered with Seattle Children’s Hospital, Everett Bone and Joint, and the Washington Chapter of US Lacrosse to present “Concussions: What You Need to Know”, a free symposium on one of sport’s hottest topics.

The symposium for parents, athletes and coaches will take place on February 21, from 5:45pm-8:30pm at Seattle Children’s Wright Auditorium.

Concussions are an increasingly growing issue in the world of contact sports, including lacrosse. With more information coming out on concussions daily, it is important that parents, athletes and coaches are aware of the cause, symptoms and treatment of concussions. Some of the top doctors in the area from Seattle Children’s Hospital and Everett Bone and Joint will deliver presentations with practical discussion focused on young athletes playing sports.

“For a few families, this evening may prove to be one of the most important nights of their lives,” said David Takata, President of the Stealth. “Seattle Children’s has stepped up in a big way to make their top physicians available to the sports community. In addition, the Stealth’s team doctors from Everett Bone & Joint will discuss the practical matter of returning athletes to the field or court. It’s a unique opportunity for any sport coach, board member or team volunteer to be educated by the experts.”

The symposium will provide answers to frequently asked questions about concussions, including “What is a concussion?”, “How is a concussion treated?” and “How do I get back to playing safely?”. Plus, those in attendance will have an opportunity to ask doctors questions on concussions and hear a personal story of concussions from a lacrosse player. The evening’s program will be free to all and appetizers will be served during registration.

For more information on “Concussions: What You Need to Know”, email rsvp@stealthlax.com.