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

1. Princeton women’s lacrosse coach Chris Sailer announced on Monday night that the 2022 season will be her last. The Hall of Fame coach has 418 wins, 15 Ivy League championships and three national titles, but that’s just a small part of her legacy.

A one in a million coach, human being, leader, and trailblazer. Nearly 20 years after playing for Chris, I still feel her impact on a daily basis. So incredibly lucky to have played for her and learned from her. Tiger family forever https://t.co/5aBXm486HY

— Rachael DeCecco (@rachael_dececco) November 23, 2021

So many emotions with this announcement.

An absolute legend in the game and an even better person. Women’s Lacrosse, and so many of us in it, have been shaped by you @CoachSailer - thank you doesn’t do it justice. https://t.co/C8oY2vddJH

— Liz Robertshaw (@LizRobertshaw) November 23, 2021

2. Janine Tucker’s final season as the Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse coach will have extra meaning after a fall that gave her some of her biggest personal challenges.

"The way Janine Tucker takes care of herself is taking care of everyone else."

A mother figure for many of her players past and present, Janine Tucker struggled through one of her toughest personal battles in September.https://t.co/VmLbxLjuhR

— USA Lacrosse Magazine (@USALacrosseMag) November 23, 2021

3. The National Lacrosse League has rolled out the NLL Unites initiative with the goal of promoting continuous learning, and support initiatives to make a better league. The initiative is built on three pillars Heritage, Inclusion and Service.

4. World Lacrosse has announced the Portugal will host the European Lacrosse Sixes Cup in late February.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Farmers Insurance® has been named the “Official Insurance Provider” of USA Lacrosse. Farmers will offer an expansive portfolio of auto, home, renters, life, business and specialty insurance products that will be available to USA Lacrosse members.

• The Calgary Roughnecks have lost some key players, but that won’t change expectations ahead of the 2021-22 season.

• As part of a larger university-wide fundraising campaign, Syracuse has announced a $150 million campaign for its athletics program.

• The NCAA has launched special holiday sales for championship tickets, including the men’s and women’s events in May.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Sydney Watson made her debut with the U.S. women’s team during the President’s Cup in Texas over the weekend. She caught up with Lax Sports Network on Monday to discuss her experience.

LSN Interview: @TomEschenJr and @tgeldrid talked to @UConnWLAX's Sydney Watson (@sydney_kerryn) about her experience playing on the @USAWLax team at the President's Cup in Dallas this past weekend. #awesomeinterview

Full Conversation: https://t.co/AdnKaHRiG3 pic.twitter.com/j2O64nikkO

— Lax Sports Network (@LaxSportsNet) November 23, 2021

WHAT'S ON TAP

• Jack Goods continues his look at the 2021-22 National Lacrosse League season.

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