Roy Simmons Jr. is one of the most legendary coaches in the history of lacrosse, but he’s so much more. The former Syracuse great who led the Orange to five NCAA championships is a storyteller, artist and advocate for the rights of Black and Native people across the country. He coached many All-Americans during his … Continue reading Roy Simmons Jr. | S4 E5 →

Gerry Byrne is Long Island born and bred, and he’s brought that mentality wherever he’s gone in his lacrosse career. Byrne spent 13 years as an assistant with the Notre Dame men’s lacrosse program before taking the helm at Harvard in 2019. After just four games in 2020, COVID-19 canceled the season. This year. the … Continue reading Gerry Byrne | S4 E4 →

Charlotte North has been one of college lacrosse’s most dynamic talents for the better part of four seasons. Her ability to score goals at a high clip earned her praise at Duke, and made her a popular target for Division I schools when she entered the transfer portal in 2019. Now a senior at Boston … Continue reading Charlotte North | S4 E3 →

Jon Gordon’s journey to becoming a bestselling author has been nothing close to ordinary. The Smithtown (N.Y.) native picked up lacrosse late in his childhood and took his talents to Ithaca, N.Y., where he spent four years playing under legendary coach Richie Moran. After his college career, Gordon spent years trying to figure out his … Continue reading Jon Gordon | S4 E2 →

Michael Sowers is already a transcendent player, and he’s not done his college career yet. The former Princeton great transferred to Duke this offseason after the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out the 2020 season. He joined a Blue Devils team stacked with talent and eyeing an NCAA title. No one knows how this season will end, … Continue reading Michael Sowers | S4 E1 →

Zed Williams is understated, even quiet, but nothing about his game matches his personality. Williams, who grew up on the Cattaraugus reservation, has grown into one of the most dangerous offensive threats in professional lacrosse. In his first season with Whipsnakes LC, Williams led the league in scoring and dropped five fourth-quarter goals to lead … Continue reading Zed Williams | PLL Championship Edition →

Bryce Wasserman is the definition of a late bloomer. The Texas native didn’t even shave until midway through his college career. In lacrosse, Wasserman watched as players committed by freshman year of high school to play Division I. He waited until his junior year and found a home on the Jersey Shore at Monmouth. He … Continue reading Bryce Wasserman | MLL Championship Edition →

Nat St. Laurent knows what it’s like to be a black man in America, and he’s ready to change that experience for the better. The son of a black father and white mother, St. Laurent’s teammates’ comments about his race almost caused him to leave the sport entirely. St. Laurent eventually came back to the … Continue reading Nat St. Laurent | S3 E17 →

Devon Wills put together one of the most decorated and historic careers in the history of women’s lacrosse. The Colorado native almost dedicated her life to lacrosse when she was young, but we’re glad she stuck with lacrosse. Wills. the three-time U.S. national team gold medalist goalie, was a trailblazer on the field. She was … Continue reading Devon Wills S3 | E16 →

Pat Spencer: From Tewaaraton winner to NBA prospect? The phrase in itself seems farfetched, but with each day, Spencer pushes closer to making it a reality. The former Loyola men’s lacrosse star decided to spend a fifth year playing basketball at Northwestern, a school competing in the top league in all of college basketball. After … Continue reading Pat Spencer S3 | E14 →