Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:
1. The Black Lacrosse Alliance announced a partnership with Players Coalition, the human rights organization founded by NFL players Anquan Boldin and Malcolm Jenkins.
The Black Lacrosse Alliance, launched during the PLL’s Championship Series last month, joins five other professional leagues in partnering with Players Coalition.
“Through this partnership, we believe we can make impactful changes in the BIPOC community and improve racial inequality across the nation,” said Redwoods LC star Jules Heningburg. “Ultimately, we hope these improvements, over time, can really generate more equal access to Lacrosse and allow BIPOC to flourish in everything the sport has to offer. ”
Read more on the unprecedented announcement.
2. Major League Lacrosse has finalized the nominees for the David Huntley Man of the Year finalists.
The list goes as follows: Isaiah Davis-Allen (Chesapeake Bayhawks), Mikie Schlosser (Denver Outlaws), Tommy Palasek (Philadelphia Barrage), Mark Ellis (New York Lizards), Zach Goodrich (Boston Cannons) and Kris Alleyne (Connecticut Hammerheads).
Read more on the contributions from the finalists.
3. Fairfield women’s lacrosse coach Laura Field knows leadership is necessary in the time of COVID-19.
Field reflected on leading her Stags team during the pandemic in the IWLCA blog “Behind the Whistle.”