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

1. Jeff Teat, a three-time All-American once ranked the No. 1 recruit in his class by Inside Lacrosse, has somehow become underrated. The projected top pick in the NLL draft might be unassuming, but he’s just as bright a star as his peers.

From the upcoming April edition, check out the must-read feature by Nelson Rice here.

Maybe it's his appearance or quiet demeanor. People have slept on Jeff Teat.

"This guy doesn’t look like an athlete. He looks like he might be a skateboarder. With a soaking wet t-shirt on, he’s probably 140 pounds."

Hiding in Plain Sight by Nelson Rice: https://t.co/sf6hblWGmY pic.twitter.com/iz0lPyQWsv

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) March 18, 2020

2. The World Lacrosse board of directors announced it will determine the status of the 2020 men’s U19 World Championship in Ireland in April. The tournament is scheduled for July.

3. Justin Lafleur of Lehigh Athletics wrote about the broad spectrum of emotions experienced by the Lehigh women’s lacrosse team after learning that its season had ended prematurely. The message is about much more than just Lehigh and much more than just lacrosse. Check it out here.

4. Victor (N.Y.) has won four state boys’ lacrosse championships since 2015, but its 22 seniors might not even get the chance to step on the field in 2020.

“I would hate to have them not have any semblance of a season,” coach Jim Andre told Will Cleveland. Read the story here.

5. ESPN’s Anish Shroff joined Paul Carcaterra on Overtime this week, and we learned a lot about the dynamic play-by-play announcer. Here are a few takeaways from their candid (and sometimes emotional) conversation about the lost season.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Nelson Rice spoke to Spencer Hughes, the subject of the latest lacrosse video to hit it big on social media. Hughes, a junior, dropped his defender, scored, turned to the camera and showed off a No. 8 Kobe Bryant jersey under his uniform. More on how it happened here.

• DePauw University women’s coach Anne Moelk left coaching Division I lacrosse because she “hated” it. After a hiatus of nearly 10 years, Moelk is back coaching collegiately at a Division III program she’s passionate about. More here.

• A few dates have been postponed due to COVID-19, but the US Lacrosse National Team Development Program (NTDP) is ready for its second year. Learn more about how players can qualify for boys’ and girls’ U15 and U17 USA Select teams here.

• John Desko is “a little bit lost” with the cancellation of top-ranked Syracuse’s season, writes Lindsay Kramer of Syracuse.com.

• Pro lacrosse players Rob Pannell, Joe LoCascio, Andrew Hodgson and Bryce Wasserman helped out at a youth clinic in Miami, writes Walter Villa of the Miami Herald.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Kyle Hartzell is doing his best to get #quarantinework trending. The PLL star has taken to Twitter to post his workouts, many of which you can do at home or somewhere on your own. Here are a few of our favorites:

Wall ball drill — over the shoulders. #quarantinework pic.twitter.com/xKoe7nTOr0

— Kyle Hartzell (@Khartzell81) March 19, 2020

Inside finishing off the wall drill. #quarantinework pic.twitter.com/CyQ00IIqby

— Kyle Hartzell (@Khartzell81) March 19, 2020

Wall ball drill of the day. 2 balls at the same time. #quarantinework pic.twitter.com/Y0UhgvJNiN

— Kyle Hartzell (@Khartzell81) March 19, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Mark Macyk does a deep dive on Stony Brook women’s star Ally Kennedy.

• We go through an accessible workout with USA star Meg Douty.

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