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

1. Melissa Sconone was a menace off the bench for UNC last spring.

Sconone, the younger sister of PLL goalie Sean Sconone, was a zone-breaker, entering games late to use her lethal lefty shot to provide a spark for the Tar Heels. In our Fall Ball Focus series, Justin Feil checks in with Sconone and the Tar Heels.

2. With Fall Ball in full swing, don’t miss any scrimmages.

Our comprehensive Fall Ball schedule is updated daily and includes every known exhibition coming over the next few weeks.

More here.

3. The USA Lacrosse Sports Medicine Symposium starts Wednesday evening.

The all-virtual event is open to everyone, and registration is now open. This event is for athletic trainers, sports scientists, medical and allied professionals, administrators and support staff who seek to improve health and the well-being of lacrosse athletes.

Register here.

4. Selena Lasota headlines the Iroquois Nationals’ World Lacrosse Super Sixes roster.

The former Northwestern star and 2019 Tewaaraton Award finalist headlines the 15-player roster, which will compete Oct. 23-24 at USA Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md.

More here.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Is 2022 the year the Stony Brook men get back to the top of the America East? Lacrosse Bucket’s Tanner Demling examines the Seawolves’ case.

• Fall scrimmages notes on Richmond, Virginia, Lehigh and Penn State from Inside Lacrosse.

• A new box lacrosse program in Detroit’s Clark Park is bringing the sport to youth in the city. WDET.org with more.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

A smooth BTB goal from the Project 9 session at USA Lacrosse headquarters on Monday.

https://t.co/R0W0NxNKwP pic.twitter.com/lrOE4NSmyl

— TLN (@LacrosseNetwork) October 11, 2021

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