Andy Towers is a blue-collar guy, despite how many viewed him as he grew into a star lacrosse player. He made his name known at Brown, before being kicked out during his junior year. During a pivotal point in his life, Towers did some soul searching while coaching at Denison. He returned to Brown and … Continue reading Andy Towers S3 | E13 →

Cathy Reese is one of the sport’s most decorated coaches, and often appears to be one of most relaxed with her team. She’s built a dynasty as head coach at College Park to the tune of five national championships and is still as motivated as she was when she took over for Cindy Timchal in … Continue reading Cathy Reese S3 | E11 →

Dave Pietramala was Johns Hopkins lacrosse. Pietramala became one of the best defensemen in the sport’s history while at Homewood Field in the late 1980s, winning the 1987 NCAA title. He learned plenty about himself during that time, and cherished the people he met at Johns Hopkins. Years later, he joined as head coach of … Continue reading Dave Pietramala S3 | E10 →

Gary Gait is often regarded as the greatest lacrosse player in the sport’s history. The acclaim isn’t unwarranted — Gait revolutionized the game during his time with Syracuse and in Major League Lacrosse. Now the coach of the Syracuse women’s lacrosse program, Gait still has the same fire he used to win national and professional … Continue reading Gary Gait | S3 E9 →

John Tillman has been busy building the Maryland men’s lacrosse program into one of the most dominant in all of college lacrosse, but he won’t forget his roots. Tillman, who grew up in Corning, N.Y., learned the value of toughness from his older brothers. He brought that mentality to the sport of lacrosse, where he … Continue reading John Tillman | S3 E8 →

Michelle Tumolo has become one of the biggest stars in women’s lacrosse with her unique style and flashy skills. She picked up the game in high school and quickly found role models in Gary Gait, Katrina Dowd and others from the Northwestern dynasty. She wanted to stand out on the lacrosse field and make an … Continue reading Michelle Tumolo | S3 E7 →

Grant Ament’s historic career abruptly ended just weeks ago. Just yesterday, he announced that, despite an NCAA announcement that he may be able to pursue an extra year, he was moving on from Penn State. Ament’s final season may go unremembered, but his legacy in NCAA lacrosse will continue for decades. He’s the NCAA’s single-season … Continue reading Grant Ament | S3 E6 →

The lacrosse community was dealt a blow last week with the cancelation of the NCAA season. It was an unprecedented move and one that influenced not only the players and coaches, but those who love the sport at large. Anish Shroff certainly qualifies. As ESPN’s lead play-by-play lacrosse announcer, he made his career out of … Continue reading Anish Shroff | S3 E5 →

Rob Pannell made a big decision this month. He decided to join the Premier Lacrosse League, comprised of most of his favorite teammates and friends. Last summer in the MLL, Pannell felt forgotten en route to a 5-11 record. He wants the lacrosse world to know that he’s back in 2020. Pannell joined Paul Carcaterra … Continue reading Rob Pannell | S3 E4 →

Between her illustrious college career at Maryland and her time building a powerhouse at Northwestern, Kelly Amonte Hiller is one of the most successful people in the history of lacrosse. Hiller won two national championships at Maryland, two gold medals with Team USA and seven NCAA titles as coach at Northwestern. Her resume is one … Continue reading Kelly Amonte Hiller | S3 E3 →