Paul Rabil retired this offseason as one of the most successful players in the history of the sport. He leaves the field as pro field lacrosse’s all-time leading scorer. Now, he’s poised to become one of lacrosse’s most influential figures, leading the growth of the Premier Lacrosse League (the league he co-founded in 2018). He … Continue reading Paul Rabil | S5 E1 →

Casey Powell is a trailblazer in the game of lacrosse, both on and off the field. A Carthage, N.Y. native, he changed the Carthage High School program for the better under coach Kirk Ventiquattro. He wore the No. 22 at Syracuse and quickly became one of the greatest lacrosse players in college lacrosse history. He … Continue reading Casey Powell | S4 E14 →

Dave Cottle is as big a part of the Baltimore lacrosse scene as anyone in the past 40 years, carving out a career as one of the top coaches in the history of the game. Cottle, who starred at Salisbury in the late 1970s, has coached at the high school, college and professional levels over … Continue reading Dave Cottle | S4 E13 →

Richie Moran finished his 29-year Cornell coaching career in 1997, leaving the program as one of the most legendary coaches in the history of the sport. He won three national championships and develop countless All-Americans, but he’ll admit that the accolades were never paramount. Moran, who now lives with his wife in Upstate New York, … Continue reading Richie Moran | S4 E12 →

The man. The air guitar skills. The legend. Scott Marr has become one of the most unique coaches in college lacrosse through his 20 seasons at Albany. He’s allowed his players to be creative, and they’ve responded with success for the better part of two decades. Marr, a Yorktown, N.Y. native, spoke with Paul Carcaterra … Continue reading Scott Marr | S4 E11 →

Matt Kavanagh comes from a line of brothers that have made their mark in the lacrosse world. But as a big brother, he’s been the trailblazer, bringing a gritty style of play to the college and professional levels and becoming a star. The Notre Dame product committed to the game in high school and saw … Continue reading Matt Kavanagh | S4 E10 →

Jordan Wolf doesn’t love the limelight, but his play over the past decades has generated plenty of attention. The Philly native starred at Lower Merion (Pa.), the same school as the late Kobe Bryant. Wolf then starred at Duke and won two national championships before moving on to professional lacrosse. The x attackman also took … Continue reading Jordan Wolf | S4 E9 →

Chris Bocklet’s life changed this January, when he suffered a severe head injury in a longboarding accident. He couldn’t speak. He couldn’t remember his family and friends. He was lucky to be alive. Over the course of months, Bocklet, the former Virginia star and MLL All-Star, slowly regained the traits that made him special. His … Continue reading Chris Bocklet | S4 E8 →

They call him “Bad Boy.” They call him “Bam Bam.” They call him “RB47.” Most who come across Ric Beardsley remember him. His personality, his bravado, his confidence — each has played a role in making Beardsley one of the most interesting people in the sport. The two-time champion at Syracuse has now found success … Continue reading Ric Beardsley | S4 E7 →

Josh Byrne has quickly become one of the most electric players in the PLL, but it didn’t start that way. The British Columbia native worked his way through the community college ranks before making his mark at Hofstra. Now, Byrne is a two-league professional lacrosse star, and he’s using his platform to advocate for the … Continue reading Josh Byrne | S4 E6 →