Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:

1. The fallout from the NCAA’s decision to grant eligibility to spring student-athletes continues. This time, the big news comes from Princeton.

According to a report — and later confirmed to US Lacrosse Magazine — Princeton will not allow spring athletes to withdraw from classes and return in 2021. Just a few hours after the news broke, Michael Sowers entered the NCAA’s transfer portal.

More on the situation here. 

2. Princeton might not be the only Ivy League institution to go this route. Sources told Inside Lacrosse that Yale is trending toward doing the same. A source also said Penn would follow suit, though another source was unaware of a decision.

3. According to this report, the ACC could prevent seniors from returning, too.

BREAKING: Wisconsin will not grant additional eligibility to senior student-athletes. Additionally, sources have informed @TheStrideReport that the ACC may follow suit...

— The Stride Report (@TheStrideReport) April 10, 2020

4. Other players across the country are returning, however. Gerard Arceri and Colby Kneese will both be back in Happy Valley in 2021, joining Mac O’Keefe.

34 is back in the cage in 2021!!! #WeAre pic.twitter.com/ivqaE7C1RO

— Penn State Lacrosse (@PennStateMLAX) April 9, 2020

And another one! #WeAre pic.twitter.com/WxYYAtM4N9

— Penn State Lacrosse (@PennStateMLAX) April 9, 2020

5. Northwestern athletic director Jim Phillips said seniors of spring sports teams would be welcomed back next year.

#Northwestern AD Jim Phillips tells me: "We are supporting all of our seniors in our spring sports that would like to come back. Some have already committed to jobs, graduate programs, etc ... Their choice." https://t.co/EJytAqFe5H

— Teddy Greenstein (@TeddyGreenstein) April 9, 2020

6. Voting in our Virtual NCAA Tournament rolls on. Today, we finish the first round for both the men and women. On Monday, we’ll have a post recapping the first round and previewing what’s ahead.

Here are the full brackets.

MEN | WOMEN

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf announced Thursday that all Pennsylvania schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year, and all public school athletics were canceled as a result.

• U.S. national team and former Syracuse standout Kayla Treanor is the subject of Give & Go in the April 2020 edition of US Lacrosse Magazine. Learn her favorite Gatorade flavor and more here.

• US Lacrosse kicked off a four-part series with an Instagram Live chat between Kyle Harrison and Marty Delaney, director of Parkville Adaptive Lacrosse. The discussion focused on diversity that extends beyond just black and white. More here.

• Bruce Griffin, who joined US Lacrosse in 2013 as the organization’s first director of health and safety, is leaving US Lacrosse to return to higher education. This week, he began a new position at Towson University.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Major League Lacrosse deemed Thursday “Mikey Powell Day.” So, bask in his highlight reel.

Happy #MikeyPowellDay

No one ever played the game like him... pic.twitter.com/DQdxMOfboZ

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) April 9, 2020

Learn how to pick with Trevor Baptiste and Wings offensive coordinator Tracey Kelusky.

Tracey Kelusky, offensive coordinator of the @NLLwings, demonstrates the simple movements of setting a pick with @trevorbaptiste9. pic.twitter.com/fe9IorWDj5

— US Lacrosse (@USLacrosse) April 9, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Kenny DeJohn tells the story of how the American women's lacrosse team was able to overcome an unfortunate situation to set multiple program records in its shortened 2020 season, all under an interim head coach whose sole goal was to keep the program moving forward.

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