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

1. With college lacrosse seasons winding down, expect a lot of the nation’s top senior players to start finding their new homes. On Monday, the MLL’s Boston Cannons announced they had signed Tate Boyce (Providence), James Burr (Boston University) and Charlie Durbin (Princeton) — to the squad. On Sunday, the PLL’s Redwoods LC tweeted out that they had signed High Point’s Tim Troutner.

2. From the May/June issue of US Lacrosse Magazine, Corey McLaughlin takes a deep dive into the formation of the Premier Lacrosse League.

“It’s going to be the best lacrosse product we’ve ever laid our eyes on.”

The advent of @PremierLacrosse and the making of a pro #lacrosse revolution:https://t.co/8nFvSWYd8S pic.twitter.com/pnWV4R6t11

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) May 13, 2019

3. The 1-2 punch of Grant Ament and Mac O’Keefe is fueling a historic season for Penn State.

4. NPR aired a thorough segment this weekend on the debate over headgear in women's lacrosse.

5. Buffalo and Calgary are headed to the National Lacrosse League’s best-of-three championship series.

6. Erica Evans is the all-time leading goal scorer at Canisius. Now, the graduate transfer is tied for Maryland’s 2019 scoring lead with 53 goals. Her five-goal, two-assist performance keyed Maryland’s win over Stony Brook. She’s the Brine/US Lacrosse Player of the Week.

7. Will Pat Spencer play basketball or lacrosse after his Loyola season ends? The question is moot for another week after he scored nine points to help the Greyhounds move to the NCAA quarterfinals. He’s the Warrior/US Lacrosse Player of the Week.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• A “beast” on the lacrosse field, the Boston Cannons Tom Kennedy drops his stick to give a run at playing football as he signs a contract with the Detroit Lions.

• Mason Poli has been elevated to the head coach of Quinnipiac’s men’s lacrosse program after serving as the interim coach this season. Quinnipiac went 9-7 and reached the MAAC championship game.

• Inside Lacrosse revealed its media All-America team for NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse on Monday.

• A record 23 teams are set to compete at the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 Championship this summer in Canada.

• England’s squad for that event will include Duke freshman Hannah Thurston, who also played for the 2015 English U19 squad that earned bronze.

• Loyola goalie Jacob Stover gets set to face the nation’s No. 1 offense – Penn State.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Adelphi and LeMoyne have a terrific rivalry in the NCAA Division II women’s lacrosse. Adelphi won the NCAA title and 2017 and LeMoyne won it last year. Here’s the goal from Kole Pollock that sent Adelphi past LeMoyne to the NCAA semifinals on Sunday.

Doesn't get better than a game-winning goal in double overtime, sending your team to the @NCAADII Women's  Semifinals! @AUPanthers Kole Pollock with the score to help the Panthers advance.#NE10EMBRACE pic.twitter.com/7F2LAmxv0f

— The NE10 (@TheNortheast10) May 13, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Overtime with Paul Carcaterra will feature Atlanta native Scott Ratliff. The Archers LC player is helping to spread the game through his involvement with the Give and Go Foundation.

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