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

1. The Tewaaraton Foundation announced the Watch Lists for the 2019 Tewaaraton Award during a fundraising event in New York City last night. The 50 men’s players were headlined by two-time finalist Pat Spencer of Loyola and the 50 women’s players were led by returning Tewaaraton Award winner Sam Apuzzo of Boston College.

2. The Premier Lacrosse League is beginning to take shape. On Tuesday, the league dropped the names and logos for the six teams and yesterday, the full coaching staffs for each team were announced. The team assignments for the head coaches: Chris Bates (Archers LC), John Paul (Atlas LC), Nat St. Laurent (Redwoods LC), Jim Stagnitta (Whipsnakes LC), Dom Starsia (Chrome LC) and Andy Towers (Chaos LC).

3. Johns Hopkins finds itself in familiar territory – a second straight 1-2 start – but the Blue Jays are far from panic mode. Patrick Stevens checks in with a VMI and Denver in his weekly NCAA Division I men’s notebook.

4. Haverford picked up a historic victory on Tuesday, knocking off powerhouse TCNJ, and Paul Krome visits with second-year Fords coach Katie Zichelli in a NCAA Division III women’s notebook.

5. Alison Williams bridges the gap between two of the sport’s most successful coaches. She played for Hall of Famer Tina Sloan Green at Temple, and while serving as the head coach at Georgetown, gave current U.S. women’s national team and North Carolina head coach Jenny Levy her first coaching job.

6. There will be joy in “Mudville” as North Carolina will debut its new lacrosse stadium this weekend — one weekend after the men’s team tore up the turf at Kenan Stadium in a home game against Johns Hopkins. The UNC men host Denver at 10 a.m., followed by the Tar Heel women taking on Northwestern at 12:30 p.m. Both games are available on the ACC Digital Network and you can see the complete US Lacrosse TV/Streaming schedule here.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Mike Preston says its too early to make any decision on whether the controversial crease dive should stay.

• Boston College has won 24 straight regular season games, but the Eagles kick off a stretch of four straight games against nationally-ranked foes today against USC.

• Sisters Kayla Harris (Navy) and Brianna Harris (Florida) will finally get the chance to play against each other.

• Maryland's Caroline Steele and Megan Taylor and their strong friendship, which has even resulted in a Thumbs Up social media show.

• Aspen (Colo.) High School begins the 2019 season after dealing with the tragic loss of Mike Goerne and Owen Green.

• Midfielder Jacob Buttermore is stepping into a bigger role for Syracuse.

• Matt Dixon (Cal) and Jay Molander (Kennesaw State) are the US Lacrosse Players of the Month in the MCLA.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

In honor of his Tewaaraton nomination, a look back at this high-flying goal by Loyola’s Pat Spencer.

AIR SPENCER BACK AT IT AGAIN. 

Pat Spencer continues his hot start with 5G, 2A in @LoyolaMLAX's 13-7 win over @RUmlax. pic.twitter.com/7rK9RHBrJA

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) February 23, 2019

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