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

1. Isaiah Davis-Allen lives an Instagram-worthy life.

Davis-Allen, nicknamed IDA by his Chesapeake Bayhawks teammates, is a motorcycle-riding twenty-something who lives in and works as a project engineer for a commercial construction company. It’s a glamorous yet old school for Davis-Allen, who will suit for the MLL’s 20^th season starting this weekend.

Check out his story.

Meanwhile, the Bayhawks hit the field Thursday for training in Annapolis.

Lacrosse is back ‼️ #MLL20

Inside Training Camp DAY 1 with @thebayhawks pic.twitter.com/lTZdjbR30k

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) July 16, 2020

2. Dylan Molloy is ready to lead the New York Lizards offense.

With Rob Pannell gone for the PLL, Molloy is the easy choice to be the focal point of the Lizards’ offense. Molloy spent the pandemic at home on Long Island working with fellow teammates when he could. Now, he’s ready to help lift a young group of attackmen to new heights.

More on Molloy’s impact with New York, which kicked off training at Navy Marine-Corps Stadium on Thursday.

Training Camp Day 1 with the @LizardsLacrosse pic.twitter.com/1jDmysIB4r

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) July 16, 2020

3. Duke announced a class of 10 players will use their extra year of eligibility.

Headlined by JT Giles-Harris, goalie Turner Uppgren and attackman Joey Manown, the loaded returning class will join transfer Michael Sowers and a strong freshman class that includes No.1 recruit Brennan O’Neill. The announcement confirms reports made by USLM and other outlets that Giles-Harris and Sowers would join the Blue Devils.

Check out the full class, revealed on Duke’s Twitter.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Debbie Swiss, the former Baltimore Colts cheerleader, says that being a lacrosse official was her favorite job. Read about Swiss’ story of inspiration on the lacrosse field.

• Virginia Tech goalie Angie Benson has been outspoken about racial injustice in America, both before and after the death of George Floyd. Now, she's becoming a prominent voice in the lacrosse community.

• The Premier Lacrosse League announced a partnership with Draft Kings to offer betting for the upcoming Championship Series. It also partnered with Utz to put together virtual watch parties for the Championship Series.

• The Major League Lacrosse season is special for many players that grew up in the Annapolis area.

• Brad Smith, sidelined last year after breaking his foot at Duke, is excited to make his mark with the Whipsnakes.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Enjoy Colin Burke putting defensemen on skates in Lizards practice.

.@Colin42Burke is getting after it at #MLL20  pic.twitter.com/XwTcO5FCn8

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) July 16, 2020

Kyle Harrison is ready to suit up for the PLL’s Championship Series.

"We're all ready to play -- excited to even have the opportunity to play given what's been going on."@KyleHarrison18 on getting to Utah with the Woods

Hear more: https://t.co/WsruwuJwPN pic.twitter.com/9eotYMf3QP

— Premier Lacrosse League (@PremierLacrosse) July 17, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• More MLL features as teams report for training camp.

• The MLL season kicks off tomorrow, with the Barrage facing the Bayhawks in the first of six games this weekend. Check out our TV Listings for the full schedule, including two games on ESPN2.

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