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

1. Wednesday is becoming a must-watch night for women’s lacrosse.

There were three massive upsets last night, highlighted by No. 13 Adelphi’s stunning 7-5 win over No. 1 UIndy. The Greyhounds likely won’t be No. 1 for much longer, as the Adelphi defense forced them into 23 turnovers and held the potent offense to just five goals.

In Division I, both James Madison and Florida earned much-needed wins over Richmond and Syracuse, respectively.

For more on last night’s action, head here.

2. It was a significantly lighter men’s slate last night.

Stony Brook pummeled UMass Lowell 17-9 behind four goals and two assists from Noah Armitage. Vermont continued its surprisingly poor start with a 12-10 loss to UMass. The Minutemen were led by four points (three goals) from Logan Liljeberg.

3. Matt Hamilton dives into how two heroes saved John Holcomb’s life.

Holcomb, a Clemson men’s lacrosse player, collapsed during the fourth quarter of last weekend’s MCLA game against Indiana. Liberty trainer Kira Turner and Indiana player Harris Jaffe teamed to stabilize him.

More on their efforts here.

4. BYU and St. Thomas sit atop the MCLA’s Division I and II polls, released Wednesday.

In Division I, BYU overtook Liberty — last week’s No. 1 — and earned 18 first-place votes. In Division II, St. Thomas holds just a 14-point lead on the top spot.

More on Division I here, and Division II here.

5. We named the USA Lacrosse High School Players of the Week.

McAllister Hobbs (Dallas Jesuit) and Lucas de la Paz (Mater Dei) earned recognition in boys’ lacrosse, while Minje Kwun (Hockaday) and Briley Volpp (Cathedral Catholic) earned recognition in girls’ lacrosse.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• In the latest edition of “Taylor’s Takes,” Taylor Cummings writes about last week’s wintry weather and how she’d do anything to be back on the field — even in those conditions.

• Georgia and Utah Valley still sit at No. 1 in the updated WCLA Division I and II polls.

• The nation’s leader in goals-per-game plays for San Diego State. Charlotte Varnes caught up with Deanna Balsama to learn more about her season.

• Beth Ann Mayer of Inside Lacrosse writes about the evolution of Duke’s Catriona Barry.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

One of Sarah Reznick’s 11 saves in Florida’s 14-10 upset win over Syracuse.

D E N I E D #FLax // #GoGators pic.twitter.com/BlPB8Ybs7c

— Gators Lacrosse (@GatorsLAX) March 17, 2022

WHAT’S ON TAP

• More from Paul Rabil’s appearance on “Overtime” with Paul Carcaterra.

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