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

1. History for Virginia Tech.

The Hokies picked up their first win over in-state rival James Madison Wednesday night, coming back from down two goals in the second half to down the Dukes.

Also on Wednesday, No. 20 UConn survived a test from Fairfield, and No. 18 Drexel scored the final three goals to down Penn State. No. 1 Boston College and No. 2 North Carolina also won in dominant fashion.

And Charlotte did this.

 

 

 

 

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Read the full Wednesday recap of 14 games here.

2. Vermont gets into the win column at Panzer Stadium.

Liam Limoges dropped five goals to lift the Catamounts to the 16-10 win over Penn State.

SCORES

LIU 12, Quinnipiac 7
Manhattan 14, VMI 10
Vermont 16, Penn State 10

3. The IWLCA announced its 2022 Hall of Fame class.

The Class of 2022 includes current Princeton coach Chris Sailer and former coaches Dorothy “Dotty” Hall (St. Lawrence) and Jan Hathorn (Washington & Lee).

Click here for more.

4. USA Lacrosse released the 2022 Tierney Field schedule.

The headliner features James Madison and UConn matching up this Saturday in Sparks, Md. Over 25 college games will take place at Tierney Field between now and May.

Click here for the full schedule.

5. Lacrosse legend Brian Silcott is a man of many roles.

Silcott, the PLL’s head of player experience, majored in theater during his college lacrosse career at Nazareth. After a successful career in Major League Lacrosse, Silcott now spends times elevating the sport he loves via the PLL and USA Lacrosse.

Click here for his story.

6. Taylor’s Takes returns for Week 2 of the women’s college lacrosse season.

The U.S. women’s national team star writes about her satisfaction upon seeing the wealth of women’s lacrosse action on ESPN networks and touches on the incident involving Howard women’s lacrosse.

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WHAT WE’RE READING

• Tina Sloan Green made history by becoming the first Black female coach to win a Division I title. Now 38 years later, he achievements are inspiring coaches like Alison Williams Bruno.

• Towson men’s lacrosse’s offense was limited the past few years, but the Tigers have shown promise in their first two games.

• Now is your chance to win a new Shoot N Scoop. All you need to do is submit your lacrosse-themed artwork to enter for a chance to win.

• Hannah Nielsen and Michigan women’s lacrosse are excited about their start to the season after an underwhelming 2021 campaign.

• Myla and Hailey Barnett, Virginia athletes in women’s lacrosse and rowing, respectively, are speaking up to encourage diversity in predominantly white sports.

• Maddie Jenner is continuing a family legacy while starring for Duke women’s lacrosse.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Lehigh’s Emma Eberhardt throws down a bouncing shovel shot that has #SCTop10 written all over it.

This is just tremendous from Emma Eberhardt.

What do we even call that? @LehighWLacrosse pic.twitter.com/VlmHlBy9jY

— USA Lacrosse Magazine (@USALacrosseMag) February 17, 2022

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

• Navy and George Mason women meet at 5 p.m. ET. Stetson and Niagara women face off at 7 p.m.