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

1. The Georgia Swarm and New England Black Wolves move to 2-0.

Saturday night, Georgia hosted the Philadelphia Wings (who had a bye during Week 1 of NLL play). Lyle Thompson did Lyle Thompson things, pouring in four goals and three assists to fuel the 12-6 victory in Atlanta despite a 17-for-22 showing from U.S. national team faceoff man Trevor Baptiste.

Georgia 12, Philadelphia 6

The Black Wolves got the best of the Saskatchewan Rush on Saturday, riding rookie Andrew Kew to a 12-8 win. Kew, the third pick in this fall’s NLL Draft, scored twice and added four assists to lead New England.

New England 12, Saskatchewan 8

Also victorious in Saturday NLL action were the Toronto Rock and the Vancouver Warriors. The Rock got three goals and two assists (more on that in a moment) and Dan Craig had six points to lead Toronto to the 13-6 victory over the San Diego Seals.

Toronto 13, San Diego 6

On the West Coast, the Vancouver Warriors welcomed the newly founded New York Riptide and pulled away for the 14-10 win. Mitch Jones dropped four goals and five assists for Vancouver to move past 300 points for his career.

Vancouver 14, New York 10

2. The Americans balled out this weekend.

Tom Schreiber did what? Just sit back and enjoy this goal for the Toronto Rock.

If you need me, I'll be watching this one on loop for the rest of the night @TomSchreiber26 with the nasty no-look#SCTop10 pic.twitter.com/2S5HRnL7v4

— NLL (@NLL) December 15, 2019

Davey Emala added to the list of highlights from this weekend. The U.S. indoor team member dives from behind the cage for the beautiful finish.

Good guys on the board first!

NE 1 | SASK 0 pic.twitter.com/OnXWHDyXlh

— NE Black Wolves (@NEBlackWolves) December 15, 2019

Elsewhere, Connor Kelly (New York) had two goals and four assists, Alex Woodall (New York) went 16-for-28 at the faceoff, Connor Fields (San Diego) scored twice and Joe Resetarits had a goal and three assists.

3. Barstool’s Big Cat teases potential PLL news coming soon.

Paul Rabil appeared on Barstool’s Pardon My Take this fall to announce the league would add a seventh team. Now, it seems the name of that team could be revealed on PMT sometime in the near future.

Coming very soon. I’m excited @PaulRabil https://t.co/GbfamDhnBe

— Big Cat (@BarstoolBigCat) December 15, 2019

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Breaking down Merrimack’s 2020 schedule as it heads into the first season in Division I.

• Healthy Holiday Eats: Stuffed Acorn Squash.

• Coaches and players lobby for a modified version of lacrosse in New Paltz (Pa.).

• Florida women’s lacrosse unveils its 2020 schedule.

• The first Logan Janik Memorial Open Tournament took place this weekend in honor of the former lacrosse player from Mount Pleasant, S.C. killed in a boating accident.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Stand by for San Diego Seals news.

Tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/dVOMReBmVJ

— San Diego Seals (@SealsLax) December 15, 2019

More highlights from a busy weekend in the NLL.

Let's rewind to the Plays of the Week from Week 3 of the #NLLSeason, presented by @StringKing. pic.twitter.com/KxX4oCqNbN

— NLL (@NLL) December 15, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• An inspiring story about the power of lacrosse in Delaware.

• We unveil the #BestofLax Best Men's Player.

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