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

1. NCAA Men's Lacrosse approved an 80-second shot clock beginning with the 2019 season. The 80-second clock came about after feedback from coaches on an initial proposal to have a 20 second clearing clock followed by a 60-second shot clock.

2. The MCLA followed suit and said it will use the new clock for its 2019 championship, but it will not be mandatory for regular season play until 2020 to allow schools more time to implement the change.

3. A powerful story on lacrosse official Gordon Corsetti appears in the September/October issue of US Lacrosse Magazine. The story relates to the subject of mental illness and Corsetti's specific experiences with attempted suicide — as well as the roles the sport and various people within it have played in his recovery.

“The people I’ve met through the sport have been the ones who have supported me at my worst....They provide safe harbor when I’m caught in a storm.”

Lacrosse Saved My Life: https://t.co/tCnjlmZcOI pic.twitter.com/LpfmugFd78

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) September 12, 2018

4. Former North Carolina national champion Carly Reed entered the fashion industry by launching On the Line, a clothing company that gained exposure as the Washington Capitals played for the Stanley Cup.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Florida Lacrosse News reports that U.S. U19 training team member Caitlyn Wurzburger has decomtitted from Syracuse. Wurzburger, a junior at American Heritage-Delray (Fla.) High School, originally committed to the Orange as an eighth grader.

• The U.S. Men's Indoor Team will hold a player clinic on Oct. 20 during its training weekend in Columbus, Ohio.

• Bentley head coach Taylor Bastien with a thank you to the people that have supported her in the latest IWLCA "Behind the Whistle" blog.

• Inside Lacrosse rates Johns Hopkins' recruit Joey Epstein as the nation's top incoming men's attackman and Florida's Hannah Mardiney as the top women's attack recruit.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

There's a reason Brennan O'Neill of St. Anthony's (N.Y.) is so coveted.

Brennan O’Neill at #MidnightMania was just absurd 

@GameTimeFootage pic.twitter.com/FRJaSHyOXG

— Inside Lacrosse (@Inside_Lacrosse) September 13, 2018

WHAT’S ON TAP

• The NLL will have two special announcements later today - one is expected to be announcing a new franchise in Halifax.

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