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

1. ​Yale moved into the top spot in the Nike/US Lacrosse Division I men’s rankings following its win over Penn State on Saturday while North Carolina firmly cemented itself at No. 1 in the women’s rankings after a blowout win against Maryland. This week’s rankings:

• Men's Division I

• Women's Division I

• Men's Division II

• Women's Division II

• Men's Division III

• Women's Division III

2. Episode 2 of this season’s Overtime with Paul Carcaterra podcast launched this morning. This week Carc talked with Greg Gurenlian.

OVERTIME SEASON 3 EP. 2



Weeks into retirement, @GregBeast32 sits down with @paulcarcaterra to talk fatherhood, how he'd change the faceoff and plenty more.

LISTEN NOW https://t.co/O8dR4fR8Ub

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) February 25, 2020

3. There was a light schedule on Monday with just two Division I women’s games. No. 4 Syracuse overwhelmed previously unbeaten Colgate, 21-4, behind four goals from Megan Carney. No. 17 UMass beat UMass-Lowell, 21-8, as Haley Connaughton, Emma Dotsikas and Stephanie Croke each scored four goals.

4. Sam Fieldler’s seven-goal effort in Loyola’s stunning 17-6 victory over No. 2 Florida earned her US Lacrosse Player of the week honors. The men’s player of the week was Princeton’s Michael Sowers, who had eight points in the Tigers 16-12 win over No. 2 Virginia.

5. Brodie Merrill set the NLL’s all-time loose ball record in San Diego’s 15-10 victory over Vancouver. Jack Goods with the NLL Notebook.

6. Congratulations to gold-medal winners Tucker Durkin and Kyle Hartzell for re-signing with our men's national team partner, Warrior.

BIG NEWS! Warrior Lacrosse is happy to announce that we have re-signed both Tucker Durkin (@tdurkin51) and Kyle Hartzell (@Khartzell81)! The strongest and the fittest defender in the game continue to lead both on and off the field and we are pumped to have them on our team! pic.twitter.com/yrawOdXifa

— Warrior Lacrosse (@warriorlax) February 24, 2020

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Star attackmen Chris Gray of North Carolina and Michael Sowers of Princeton are shaking up the NCAA title race, writes Mike Preston in the Baltimore Sun.

• Navy’s men’s lacrosse team is back on the field for practice after a norovirus outbreak forced the Mids to postpone their scheduled game at Maryland last weekend.

• Devon Cowan is making an immediate impact for Marquette.

• Binghamton’s school newspaper recounts the Bearcats’ epic three overtime win against Lafayette in men’s lacrosse over the weekend.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

It may not have resulted in a win, but the highlights from Northwestern against Syracuse from Saturday night were pretty cool.

Netting five goals in a three-minute stretch on Saturday, @NULax's offense is just getting started... pic.twitter.com/ceqEQ1oF5x

— Northwestern On BTN (@NUOnBTN) February 24, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• There’s a good slate of games on tap for today. Highlighting the is Virginia looking to get back on the winning track against a team that upset it last year — High Point. That game airs live on ESPNU at 5 p.m. The full TV/Streaming schedule is available here.

• Speaking of High Point, Anish Shroff has some cool content coming from the Panthers in this week's column. It drops later today on the site.

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