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

1. Another Maryland sweep is in the books for the historic year. Matt Rambo and Zoe Stukenberg were named the 2017 Tewaaraton Award winners Thursday night in Washington, D.C. Rambo, the Terps’ all-time leading scorer, led Maryland to its first NCAA title since 1975 and is the school’s first male recipient of this highest honor. Stukenberg is Maryland’s fifth female winner and sixth straight.

2. The Women’s Professional Lacrosse League (WPLL) launched yesterday and was founded by the former commissioner of the United Women’s Lacrosse League (UWLX), Michele DeJuliis. The league is set to launch in the summer of 2018. Devon Wills, Team USA's veteran goalie and last year’s UWLX MVP from the Long Island Sound, is the WPLL’s director of player relations.

3. In the Nike/US Lacrosse Division III Top 20 rankings, the Gettysburg women end their season with a championship as No. 1 in the nation and Salisbury, the repeat men’s champion, also takes the top spot.

4. The new generation of MLL players, including Boston Cannons midfielder Max Seibald, is giving back to fans. Seibald personally answered one fan’s letter and received lots of love on Twitter for doing so.

What We’re Reading

• The Maryland athletic staff celebrated the men’s and women’s lacrosse titles Wednesday with coaches John Tillman and Cathy Reese.

• The Towson men are in Dublin, Ireland, for their first-ever trip abroad. Read about their first day overseas.

• The Baltimore Sun continues its premature men’s rankings for 2018.

• There’s no question wall ball can help improve your stick skills.

• Richard Pollitt of DelmarvaNow.com, Salisbury’s play-by-play broadcaster, shares why he gave lacrosse a chance.

What We’re Watching

Arizona State makes its program debut in the spring of 2018 in the first year of Pac-12 women’s lacrosse. With the sport still relatively new in Arizona, coach Courtney Connor talks about the basics of lacrosse to gain fans for her team and help grow the game out West.

What’s On Tap

• Matt Hamilton and Megan Schneider share the inside scoop of last night's Tewaaraton ceremony with features on the winners, Matt Rambo and Zoe Stukenberg. 

• On USLacrosse.org, the Native American scholarship winners Liam Anderson and Shayla Scanlin honored last night also will be profiled. 

• Justin Feil takes a look at the second year of the UWLX, which features new leadership. 

• The final Division II men's and women's rankings come out today. Stay tuned to see who finished on top. 

• The IWLCA Division I, II and III All-Star games take place Saturday at the US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md. Come watch some of the best players in NCAA women's lacrosse from 2017. 

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