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

1. Notre Dame defeated Marquette 13-6 on Wednesday, giving head coach Kevin Corrigan his 300^th victory as the head coach with the Irish. Corrigan became just the third NCAA Division I men’s coach to win 300 games at one school, joining former Delaware coach Bob Shillinglaw (310) and former Massachusetts coach Dick Garber (300).

Notre Dame’s John Zullo made 12 saves in the win and the Irish held Marquette to just two second half goals after trailing 4-3 at the half.

In the only other Division I men’s game of the day, Robert Morris goalie Alex Heger made 18 saves as the Colonials upset No. 17 Lehigh, 13-12.

 WARNING: Consult your physician if heart palpitations occur, punctuated by a not-so-mild swelling of #ColonialPride, while consuming these highlights.https://t.co/m3lvlax9oU

— RMU Lacrosse (@RMUMLacrosse) April 11, 2019

2. No. 14 Princeton built off of its weekend comeback win over Dartmouth with a 14-10 victory over No. 9 Loyola on Wednesday night. The Tigers jumped out to a quick 6-0 lead with Elizabeth George scoring three of those goals, including this nifty score.

George with the fancy footwork & #hattrick Score is 5-0/1st Princeton https://t.co/ObfCVmDFst pic.twitter.com/C9BJxhNMIM

— Princeton WLAX (@princetonwlax) April 10, 2019

No. 15 Navy bounced back from its Saturday loss to Loyola with a 16-9 win over Georgetown behind a big night from Kelly Larkin. Larkin had four goals and six assists to lead the Mids and went over the 300 point mark for her career. Gary Lambrecht had a great feature on Larkin on our site last week.

Hailey Wagner had a school record 23 draw controls and added three goals as Marist edged Niagara 17-16 on Kelly George's overtime goal. Wagner came into the game ranked second in the country with an average of 10.9 draw controls per game.

3. A really powerful story by Megan Miller on Stanford’s Areta Buness, who has battled through a once debilitating disease to go from a walk-on from Arizona to a key player for the Cardinals.

4. Our feature package from the April issue on the faces and voices of the Native American lacrosse community continued with features on Justin Giles and Ryan & Alie Jimerson.

"One time I fell and they were like ‘Oh, are you going to go pray to the Creator?’ I was dodging and they were like ‘Oh, are you going to do your rain dance again?’" - Alie Jimerson

Alie and her father, Ryan, talk finding acceptance in lacrosse: https://t.co/1CpJim1efa pic.twitter.com/qBzI2g1ex8

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) April 10, 2019

5. Jeremy Fallis weighed in with his first NCAA Division I women’s bracketology of the season, and has Boston College, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Syracuse and Virginia as the current first-round hosts.

6. Danny Cadigan (Smithtown West HS, N.Y.), Justin Glod (Brother Rice HS, Mich.), Dylan Hess (Ponte Vedra HS, Fla) and Alex Pistorious (Torrey Pines HS, Calif.) and Jack Sawyer (Calvert Hall, Md.) are the Warrior/US Lacrosse boys’ high school players of the month.

7. Brianna Carrasquillo (Milton, Ga.), Katie Collins (Cherry Creek HS, Colo.), Erin Coykendall (Spencerport HS, N.Y.), Olivia Dirks (Episcopal Academy, Pa.) and Claudia Shevitz (New Trier HS, Ill.) are the Brine/US Lacrosse girls’ high school players of the month.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Former North Carolina star Graham Harden continues to bring his positivity the Mariemont (Ohio) High School boys and girls lacrosse teams as he fights ALS.

• The Premier Lacrosse League named Adidas as its official outfitter. Paul and Michael Rabil called it the biggest apparel deal in pro lacrosse history.

• The Urban Lacrosse Alliance provides resources to support lacrosse introduction and development in underserved areas. US Lacrosse has opened the application process for new members to join the existing 67 programs.

• Major League Lacrosse has partnered with Parkside Collectibles, a start-up sports collectibles company, as an officially licensed trading cards partner.

• Alma head coach Ashley Johnson shares the benefits of volunteering in the IWLCA Behind the Whistle blog.

• Utah is continuing to bolster its program with Inside Lacrosse reporting that former Fairfield standout Colin Burke will use his final season of eligibility with the Utes.

• Kevin Lindley is reaping the rewards of his off-season workout commitment. The Loyola sophomore leads the nation with 47 goals scored.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Great work from former Notre Dame player Eamon McAnaney with a look at some of the memorable milestones for Kevin Corrigan on his path to 300 wins.

What an incredible achievement for Coach Corrigan, reaching the 300-win milestone at Notre Dame!

Our very own @emacSNY highlights some of the memorable moments along the journey.#GoIrish pic.twitter.com/4H49tVVHYY

— Notre Dame Lacrosse (@NDlacrosse) April 10, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• They’ve combined for 20 national championships and tonight they’ll battle for first place in the Big Ten. No. 2 Maryland travels to No. 5 Northwestern for a nationally-televised game on the Big Ten Network, beginning at 8 p.m. Eastern..

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