Quint sits down with current Duke Captain and recent Tewaaraton watchlist addition Wilson Stephenson. The two talk all things lacrosse including what makes Duke tick, how Wilson overcame his injury, and what to expect from the newly minted #1 team in the country.

The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of CityLax Inc. announced today that Eamon McAnaney, a New

On today's episode Quint and Anish discuss the landscape at the top of the D1 rankings. Anish also shares some stories from his first season working for the Carolina Panthers, drawing parallels between the NFL and College Lacrosse.

LARS TIFFANY ON DICKSON

2023 – “The question all summer:  what position will Xander play in his final season at UVA?  He has played the vast majority of his time in the midfield, creating offense with his quickness and finishing with a Houdini-like ability to create cracks and scoring windows when none seem apparent.  Now, with an opening on the starting attack unit, Xander presents an alluring option due to his knack for hitting the net in a variety of creative ways and due to his passion for stripping a ball-carrying defenseman with his trademark one-handed wrap check.” 2022 – “Flourishing in his fourth year in Charlottesville… Bringing an edginess and toughness that are making him much more difficult to contain… Slickest of the slick, the creativity he unleashes can be startling… Playing a bigger role each season, he is garnering more and more attention from both us and the opposition.” 2021 – “Has an extensive repertoire of tools in his offensive kit … and continues to add to it … slippery … difficult to anticipate his next move … creates scoring opportunities for both his teammates and himself.” 2020 – “Another weapon in our offensive arsenal, Xander’s ability to create opportunities from behind the goal was employed in most games during his first year.  With his advanced skill set of scoring, despite little to no angle and good vision, Xander is a tactician in our two-man game.  His transformation into a more durable, reliable member of our program has him poised to earn an ever-growing number of game-day minutes.” 2019 – “The traits that are difficult to coach are found in this first-year:  savvy lacrosse knowledge and maneuvers near the crease that generate quality possessions for our offense.”

Join Quint as he talks shop with fellow goalie Liam Entenmann, the All-American goalie out of Notre Dame.

AWARDS & HONORS

AS A JUNIOR (2022)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2021)

AS A FRESHMAN (2020 – Season Cancelled After Five Games Due to COVID-19)

PREP & PERSONAL

Looking back at a packed week that included the PLL Championship Series (AKA SIXES) and the best games of D1 mens lacrosse. Join in as Quint, Carc, and Cotter give their thoughts on the early season and look ahead at whats to come.

From Jacksonville Athletics:

"Entering his six season leading the Dolphins in 2022, John Galloway was named head coach of the Jacksonville University men’s lacrosse team in June 2016.

One of the young legends in the sport, Galloway joined the Dolphins following a four-year stint as an assistant coach at Providence College. While at Providence, Galloway helped coach Peter Badgley to Big East Goalkeeper of the Year and All-Big East First Team honors. It was the first time in program history that a Friar had earned the accolade. He also mentored Jarrod Neumann to an All-Big East First Team selection.

"Panos was named head coach of the Queens men’s lacrosse team in the summer of 2018 after serving as an assistant coach for the Royals for two years.

-Queens Athletics

The 2023 season will be the first for Queens as the University transitions to Division 1.

From BU Athletics:

"Ryan Polley was named the inaugural head men's lacrosse coach at Boston University on June 21, 2012, and the program has continued to reach new heights in his nine seasons at the helm.

The Lions became an NCAA Division 2 member during the 2013-2014 school year. Lindenwood currently supports 29 sports at the NCAA level, which is one of the largest athletic departments in the country. Lindenwood is set to begin its reclassification process to the NCAA Division I level during the 2022-23 academic year.

Lindenwood lacrosse as a whole has had a very successful run over the past couple years. The women’s lacrosse program went all the way in 2021 winning the NCAA Division 2 National Championship. Since transitioning over to NCAA D2, the men’s program has accumulated a record of 71-36.  The Lions are set to host the 2022 NCAA Division II Women’s Lacrosse National Championship in May.

Ultimately, despite the OVC not sponsoring D1 lacrosse, Lindenwood will play as an affiliate member of the ASUN conference.