Another Memorial Day weekend has come and gone, and the lacrosse community showed off its best and brightest on all social media outlets over the past few days. Whether it was a certain legendary football coach visiting practices or professional sports teams giving props to the national champion Maryland Terrapins, lacrosse Twitter (and Instagram/Snapchat for that matter) was ablaze all weekend.

It certainly was a busy weekend for lacrosse fans, so you might have missed some of the big happenings at Gillette Stadium. No fear, we have your Best of Lacrosse Twitter to get you up to speed. Apologizes to any tweets that deserved attention and were not recognized. Know that we enjoyed your tweets nonetheless.

Thursday

Who doesn't love a hometown favorite? That's what Gillette Stadium got when the Boston College women's lacrosse team advanced to the final four. The Eagles certainly had the media's attention, and apparently some of the Patriots' as well.

Local favorite @BCwlax getting all the attention inside the @GilletteStadium. pic.twitter.com/ludXp5OWhQ

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAA_Lax) May 25, 2017

What would an NCAA lacrosse championship at Gillette Stadium be without one of the sport's most notable ambassadors? Bill Belichick was everywhere on Thursday and Friday, but meeting with the Navy lacrosse team was special.

Bill Belichick addressing the #NavyWLax team the day before their National Semifinal Game. pic.twitter.com/vDh5DPvKHN

— Scott Strasemeier (@ScottStras) May 25, 2017

Friday

Denver brought a little taste of home to practice with some nice artwork on players' helmets.

The Rocky Mountains reach Boston on the lids of Denver. #NCAALax pic.twitter.com/r7CD0LUYup

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAA_Lax) May 26, 2017

Like we said, Belichick made the rounds with teams participating in the final four. He even grabbed a stick and tossed it around before chatting with Maryland coach John Tillman.

.@Patriots Coach Bill Belichick getting his reps in during @NCAA_Lax Final Four practices at @GilletteStadium https://t.co/oJkK8CQ2nw pic.twitter.com/CIK95f8QJx

— Lax Sports Network (@LaxSportsNet) May 26, 2017

The Navy fan section was pumped during the first half, which saw the Midshipmen take a lead into the break before losing to Boston College.

That feeling when Kelly Larkin ties the game at 3-3 for @NavyWLax. She has 2G already. 19:22 in the 1H. pic.twitter.com/d96GE7i7f5

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) May 27, 2017

Team USA was on hand, and made an appeaarance on the JumboTron, at the women's semifinals. Then, it traveled to Yale, where it blew out Canada on Saturday.

The Women's National Team is in the house!! @GilletteStadium @NCAA_Lax #NCAAWLax #USAWLax #USALax pic.twitter.com/Cdi4gsIOHI

— US Lacrosse (@USLacrosse) May 26, 2017

Saturday

The men's semifinals brought out alumni from all over the country, including some big names. Maryland's biggest fan and SportsCenter host Scott Van Pelt made an appearance at Gillette Stadium for the Terps win over Denver.

My girl ready for her first Terps game. Go get it @TerpsMLax #BeTheBest pic.twitter.com/iN1qOHG0AR

— Scott Van Pelt (@notthefakeSVP) May 27, 2017

Towson men's lacrosse may have squandered a shot at playing in the national title game, but the Tigers certainly made the most of its final four trip on social media. This is just a dose of the action on Towson's twitter, coming right after a Joe Seider goal, or "Seider Bomb."

He stings corners.
He hits mid-level bouncers.
He beats defenders from behind.#SeiderBombs regains the Tiger lead at 3-2! pic.twitter.com/lRnJLL8luZ

— TU Men's Lacrosse (@Towson_MLAX) May 27, 2017

Sunday

Boston College advanced to its first NCAA national championship game on Sunday, and it got the attention of the team that normally plays at Gillette Stadium.

Bring it HOME, @bcwlax! Good luck in today's @ncaa_lax title game at @GilletteStadium! pic.twitter.com/tLWQID64oW

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) May 28, 2017

Salisbury's fans certainly had a lot to cheer about in the Sea Gulls' win over RIT in the Division III title game. This one came almost sychronized.

After the half, @suseagulls scores! #D3lax #NCAALax pic.twitter.com/5Z5cYyrSUV

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAA_Lax) May 28, 2017

When you finish an undefeated season with the national championship, you run onto the field with the trophy. It's what you do.

Run! @MarylandWLax win the 2017 Women's Lacrosse Championship! #ncaawlax pic.twitter.com/CdkJIXHIbE

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAA_Lax) May 28, 2017

Monday

By now you've seen the celebration that accompanied Maryland's first NCAA championship since 1975. But you might not have noticed a proposal in the midst of the celebration. Trainer Anthony Benyarko asked and she said yes!

SHE SAID YES!

Congrats to our trainer, Anthony Benyarko, on his engagement! pic.twitter.com/QJ1Hja2ftT

— Maryland Lacrosse (@TerpsMLax) May 30, 2017

Nothing like winning the national championshiop, heading to the airport and taking a chartered flight home. Coach Tillman and his team flew home and arrived in style.

The has landed. #NCAALax pic.twitter.com/yKFwTDJpJv

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAA_Lax) May 30, 2017

Just like the Patriots did for Boston College, the Maryland/D.C. area sports teams were quick to congratulate Maryland and Salisbury on their respective championship victories.

Big congrats to @TerpsMLax @MarylandWLax and @SalisburyMLAX on a championship weekend!

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) May 29, 2017

 congrats on the win! https://t.co/E5Z82dAgxR

— Washington Redskins (@Redskins) May 29, 2017

How about @MarylandWLax and @TerpsMLax both taking home National Championships this weekend? Congrats, Terps!#FearTheTurtle #RockTheRed pic.twitter.com/PlyF08gNT4

— Washington Capitals (@Capitals) May 29, 2017

And just for good measure, Dan Aburn from Inside Lacrosse followed along with a recent trend by slapping "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic to footage of Maryland's title win. As always, it was epic.

What's better than winning your first title in 42 years? ACTUALLY NOTHING, BUT HERE'S @TerpsMLax CHAMPIONSHIP WITH TITANIC MUSIC ANYWAY!  pic.twitter.com/JIcqvyhuN7

— Dan Aburn (@danaburn2423) May 30, 2017