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

1. The Ivy League and NESCAC canceled spring sports seasons amid concerns about COVID-19, the coronavirus disease spreading throughout the U.S., a crushing development for two of the strongest and most competitive conferences in college lacrosse. US Lacrosse Magazine has established a hub for coronavirus updates as they relate to lacrosse.

2. Surprised. Devastated. Blindsided. Sad for the seniors. These sentiments echoed in the comments and reactions of several Ivy League men’s lacrosse coaches reached by US Lacrosse Magazine in the wake of Wednesday’s news.

3. Emotions were raw and questions abundant as Ivy League women’s lacrosse coaches absorbed the reality of a season cut short.

4. The Premier Lacrosse League rounded out its 2020 regular-season schedule Wednesday, announcing five more locations. The PLL will debut in Portland, Ore., Cary, N.C., and Salt Lake City and return to Albany, N.Y., and Denver.

5. Boston College won its 30th straight home game, undefeated Notre Dame cruised past Vanderbilt in advance of its No. 1 vs. No. 2 showdown at North Carolina and Brown ended its season on a high note with a win over Virginia Tech in women’s lacrosse action Wednesday.

6. Michigan edged Marquette 13-12 in the lone Division I men’s lacrosse game Wednesday. Alex Buckanavage led the way with four goals and three assists, becoming the fastest player in program history to reach 100 career points. Rocco Sutherland scored the go-ahead goal with 3:21 remaining.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• A disconcerting report from The Amherst Student newspaper about a racist incident allegedly involving the men’s lacrosse team.

• The latest MCLA, WCLA and NAIA rankings.

• Takeaways from Rob Pannell’s appearance on “Overtime” with Paul Carcaterra, the US Lacrosse Magazine-produced podcast.

• About Delaware State coach Pamella Jenkins’ lacrosse journey.

• How three US Lacrosse national partners are at the forefront of innovation.

• Mount St. Mary’s women’s lacrosse is off to the best start in program history.

• “Hair’s irrelevant” for the Maryland men’s lacrosse team, whose players shaved their heads in support of Lacrosse for Life, a nationwide fundraising initiative for cancer research that has raised $48,000.

• A shortage of girls’ lacrosse officials in North Carolina is affecting the high school season.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

After their final practice of a shortened season, the Brown men’s lacrosse team showed up, in full gear, to support the women’s lacrosse team in its last game.

Their season may be over, but the @BrownLacrosse team managed to get in one final practice today AND showed up in the stands after practice to support @BrownWLax. #GoBruno pic.twitter.com/FPOifUf6I6

— Brown Men's Lacrosse (@BrownLacrosse) March 11, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• We’ll continue to monitor coronavirus-related cancelations and adjustments here.

• Red-hot Syracuse, winner of six straight games, visits Virginia for a high-profile ACC game highlighting a handful of Division I women’s lacrosse contests Thursday.

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