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

1. Paul Rabil, who spent yesterday talking about his new professional league with CBS News, lands on the December cover of US Lacrosse Magazine following the Oct. 22 announcement of the Premier Lacrosse League.

“Our goal was to help re-create the professional game, but to do so with professional entities in existence,” founder Rabil said. “Because of our passion and our vision for not only where we think the game could go, but also strategically, how we could get it there, it led us to launching the Premier Lacrosse League.”

We  you @PaulRabil and @PremierLacrosse. December editiondrops @USLacrosse this week. pic.twitter.com/8gul7caFwA

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) November 26, 2018

2. Sergio Perkovic is gearing up for the PLL while playing flag football, which takes a strict training program to stay in shape.

Check out three of his workouts – prowler sled push, TRX Y’s and close grip pull-ups. 

.@SergPerkovic has been busy getting his body in shape for the @PremierLacrosse season, while dabbling in another sport with @FlagFootball.

Check out of Perkovic's top workouts in Gym Rats  https://t.co/peFf6fYpc2 pic.twitter.com/QQ0jexKWMP

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) November 26, 2018

3. Former Mercer defenseman Josh Williamson out of Lake Mary, Fla., is now a potential 2022 Olympic bobsledder for Team USA after winning Season 1 of NBC’s “Scouting Camp: Next Olympic Hopeful.”

“I knew I was a good athlete after competing in college, but I really didn’t know what I’d be good at,” Williamson told USA Today. At scouting camp, “They kind of tell you what they think you have the build for, they tell you what athletically you might be successful in. Coming from Florida, I didn’t really know bobsled was an option.”

Learn more about Williamson here.

Former @MercerLacrosse BALLER Josh Williamson is making some noise in the bobsledding world. https://t.co/m5FWrNN0sB

— College Crosse (@College_Crosse) November 27, 2018

What We’re Reading

• Inside Lacrosse looks back on fall ball for men’s lacrosse, including notes on Maryland’s No. 1 Jared Bernhardt.

• Sacred Heart men’s lacrosse released its 2019 schedule.

• Football and baseball remain popular in Florida’s Pensacola region, but lacrosse is on the rise.

• Listen to a Bloomberg podcast about the business of sports, including the new labor contract between the NLL and its players.

• A youth lacrosse program is coming to Passaic, N.J., thanks to a US Lacrosse grant.

What We’re Watching

With news that the NLL and PLPA reached an agreement to end a labor dispute, Lax Sports Network spoke with LaxAllStars podcast host Jake Elliott, who has been following the story closely.

With 5-year CBA reached (with 3rd year opt-out) @PxP4Sports reports that @NLL's cancelled games from first two weeks will be added to schedule at the end of the regular season https://t.co/vu9J4SgC2E @LaxSportsNet

— Tom Eschen (@TomEschenJr) November 26, 2018

Check out highlights from a faceoff lesson with Joe Nardella.

Happy MondayTime to burn off all that Thanksgiving food with some Massachusetts Weekly Faceoff Training with Coach @jnardss
Register now at https://t.co/AqEqqEhHJl and work with the Faceoff Training program in Lacrosse. Success is earned not given#FOFamily pic.twitter.com/iq2W9MV9c1

— Faceoff Factory (@FaceoffFactory) November 26, 2018

Some fun over Thanksgiving weekend led to lacrosse games on a golf course and a special family vlog.

What’s On Tap

• Today is #GivingTuesday, a day to give back to the sport you love.

• Stay tuned for more bonus content from the November issue later this week.

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