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

1. The NLL has canceled the first two weekends of the 2018-19 season after rejecting the latest proposal from the PLPA, as the two sides remain at odds over revenue sharing.

The PLPA opted out of the last collective bargaining agreement in November 2017 and has instructed players not to report to training camps, undergo physicals or engage in any NLL activities until a new deal is reached.

The NLL presented its latest offer Oct. 31 and has since turned down two PLPA counteroffers, including a one-year stopgap solution and this deal, which according to a statement released by the PLPA to Lax Sports Network would have allowed the games to go on under the NLL’s terms for the next two years and for up to five years if they could reach an agreement on the definition of gross average team revenue by January 2020.

.@PLPAlax statement to Lax Sports Network after the @NLL cancelled the first two weeks of the 2018-19 season with no CBA in place. Complete coverage on Lacrosse Now at 9 & 10pm ET on the free LSN app (download link: https://t.co/QyCj6BaBwK) and https://t.co/oJkK8CQ2nw pic.twitter.com/U8BDxVxxHE

— Lax Sports Network (@LaxSportsNet) November 15, 2018

“Instead they chose to inconvenience themselves by canceling games,” the PLPA said in the statement. “We remain committed to a fair and transparent contract.”

Several current and former NLL players also voiced their responses on Twitter.

It’s must feel like the @PLPAlax is in Groundhog Day when they actually receive a proposal from the league. At least the ones the league gets have concessions made.

— Matt Vinc (@Vno48) November 15, 2018

Even years ago, the reluctance of @nll ownership to "open the books" so that a fair assessment of finances could be conducted was a HUGE hurdle to compromise. How can there be a good faith negotiation without transparency?

— Jack Reid (@GorillaMagilla) November 15, 2018

When did Roger Goodell take over the NLL???

— Joe Resetarits (@JoeResetarits) November 15, 2018

Can hardly call it negotiating when @NLLcommish has sent back the same priposal 3x as we, the players, have sent back many different variations and different year deals to both start the season on time and show good faith in long term. https://t.co/5D3zXSt2kn

— Shanks (@shanksy33) November 15, 2018

Don’t let @NLLcommish condescending emails and puffing of his chest with false deadlines discourage the players from a fair deal. https://t.co/qPiX3qOrOK

— Mitch Jones (@MitchJones74) November 16, 2018

The @NLL has managed to send the same offer 3x! That is not negotiating. Looks like Nick made some promises!

— Billy-Dee Smith (@Black_Dee3) November 15, 2018

@PLPAlax players across the board want to thank fans for their support. Please know that while holding full time jobs we are trying to make every unreasonable 4 hour deadline made by the @NLLcommish all we want is a fair deal.

— Dan MacRae (@DanyMac88) November 16, 2018

2. Pat Genovese, Gillian Rattray and Sue Tyler — three legendary women’s lacrosse coaches — were inducted into the IWLCA Hall of Fame during a ceremony Thursday held in conjunction with the coaches association’s annual meetings in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

Multiple generations of Maryland coaches and players were on hand to honor Tyler, the only Division I coach in history to win NCAA titles in two sports (field hockey).

Maryland represent!

Thrilled to celebrate Sue Tyler’s induction into the @IWLCA Hall of Fame tonight! #FearTheTurtle pic.twitter.com/60dLZoRQfl

— Maryland Women's Lax (@MarylandWLax) November 16, 2018

3. Josh Hawkins, the former Lax Sports Network personality who won a Major League Lacrosse championship with the Denver Outlaws this year, is retiring from professional lacrosse. Hawkins announced his decision in a podcast with LSN’s Travis Elridge on Wednesday, with the Denver Outlaws and Boston Cannons, his former team, as well as his alma mater Loyola wishing him well on social media Thursday. Hawkins started his six-year MLL career with the Charlotte Hounds.

198 groundballs.
81 games played.
54 points tallied.
40 goals scored.
1 memorable career.

Congrats @HankHawkins #LetsRide | @BostonCannons | @CharlotteMLL pic.twitter.com/GsyI6cnXw1

— Denver Outlaws (@DenverOutlaws) November 15, 2018

4. Kevin Forrester, a top-rated college men’s lacrosse official and avid weightlifter, dropped 50 pounds to keep up with the speed of today’s game. One of his go-to workouts is the seated leg press.

5. Molly Dougherty and Charlotte Haggerty, two relatively unheralded sophomores on the James Madison women’s lacrosse team, suddenly find themselves in the mix for the U.S. national team. They’ll compete for Team USA this weekend at the President’s Cup.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald’s kids would rather play lacrosse than listen to him talk about being one of the most accomplished players in NFL history.

• Syracuse lacrosse legend Mike Powell just keeps making music.

• Count Hall of Famer Roy Colsey among believers in USBOXLA.

• The UNC men’s and women’s lacrosse teams toured four different companies hosted a clinic in Harlem, attended the Capstone Networking Event and tackled a ToneHouse workout during a fall break trip to New York City.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Mira Shane, a senior goalie for the Michigan women’s lacrosse team, addresses her mental health and the difficult adjustment to college in this inspiring video by Athletes Connected.

(Shane, it turns out, is also a vocal percussionist in an a capella group.)

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Team USA is en route to the IWLCA President’s Cup in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., where it will play three games Saturday—an intra-squad scrimmage followed by exhibitions against select teams from the UWLX and WPLL.

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