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

1. It’s Fall Classic week.

For U.S. men’s team midfielder Steven DeNapoli, Friday’s exhibition game against rival Canada will be his first time donning the red, white and blue since a devastating knee injury just weeks before the 2018 world championship precluded him from traveling with the team to Israel. Another opportunity. That’s all DeNapoli has ever wanted, or needed, in his lacrosse career.

Speaking of opportunities, US Lacrosse is accepting applications for volunteers to assist with the fan zone, retail, autograph sessions and on-field entertainment.

Volunteer with the U.S. National Team during Fall Classic at US Lacrosse HQ!

We have volunteer opportunities in the Fan Zone, retail, autograph sessions, on field entertainment and more!

Sign Up: https://t.co/3HeXqmI3rE pic.twitter.com/FkAgGqZB9c

— US Lacrosse (@USLacrosse) October 14, 2019

2.  Dom Starsia will not return as head coach of the Premier Lacrosse League’s Chrome in 2020, instead transitioning to a role with the league’s advisory board, the PLL announced Monday.

It’s hard to express how grateful we are to have had @DomStarsiaPLL lead us through our inaugural season as one of our 6 @PremierLacrosse head coaches. We now stand in even better hands with his wisdom and expertise as a leader of our Lacrosse Advisory Board. Thank you, Coach. https://t.co/WgqIA7icPm

— Paul Rabil (@PaulRabil) October 14, 2019

but I look forward to building professional lacrosse with him as part of @PremierLacrosse's Lacrosse Advisory Board and exploring more options to utilize his great mind and experience.

— Mike Rabil (@MichaelRabil) October 14, 2019

I appreciate Paul and Mike working with me on this transition to a leadership position on the AB. I look forward to continuing my work with the PLL in every helpful capacity. We have stepped boldly in to a new era for professional lacrosse, proud to be part of it. Go Chrome!

— Dom Starsia (@DomStarsiaPLL) October 14, 2019

Chrome finished 2-8 in the inaugural season. Six of its losses were by two goals or fewer.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• ESPN is embracing automation to help scale its coverage of the America East, including lacrosse.

• About the brown, white and gold standard at Lehigh.

• Joe Keegan’s All-Film Team highlights those PLL players’ whose otherwise unseen efforts deserve recognition upon further review.

• Why Boston Cannons goalie and MLL Man of the Year Nick Marrocco is the perfect ambassador for the team and league.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

STX cut some slick highlights from the fall ball scrimmage between Cornell and Maryland in South Huntington, N.Y.

WHAT’S ON TAP

• The latest in our Fall Ball Focus series, checking in with High Point men’s lacrosse after a landmark season fell short of an NCAA tournament appearance.

• The ascent of U.S. training team midfielder and WPLL championship MVP Dempsey Arsenault.

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