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

1. Australian lacrosse legend Sue Sofarnos died unexpectedly this weekend.

Sofarnos was a five-time World Cup veteran with Australia, making the All-World Team in 1982 and taking gold in 1986. She also won gold as an assistant on the 2005 Australia team and silver as the head coach in 2009.

Most recently, Sofarnos was the general manager of the 2021 Australian national team. More on her legacy.

2. The lacrosse community remembers former Navy player Brendan Looney on the 10th anniversary of his death in Afghanistan. Looney and his two brothers helped lead Navy to the national championship game in 2004.

 Ten years ago, we lost a great student-athlete and a great man. We featured how Brendan Looney's legacy lives on at @NavyAthletics, and also at @GoArmyWestPoint, thanks to Johnny Surdick.@NCAALAX | @Inside_Lacrosse | @NavalAcademy | @WestPoint_USMA | @navymlax | @espn pic.twitter.com/Lk8weic2Fx

— Patriot League on ESPN (@PatriotLeagueTV) September 21, 2020

It’s been 10 years since we lost our brother Brendan Looney. Today we honor and celebrate his life. Our team will be honoring him later today. We will never forget him and he will always live on in our program.#BeStrong#BeAccountable #NeverComplain #BL40#GoNavy pic.twitter.com/V3s2srsE9s

— Navy Men's Lacrosse (@navymlax) September 21, 2020

Keeping the Looney family in our thoughts and prayers today, especially Brendan's younger sister and Orange alum Bridget. #Orangefamily https://t.co/QicHx2SMn7

— Syracuse Women's Lax (@CuseWLAX) September 21, 2020

Honoring & celebrating the life of LT (SEAL) Brendan Looney on the 10th anniversary of his death. Amazed at the impact he made during such a short life. Thankful for those who defend our country every day. Be Strong Be accountable Never Complain #neverforget #40 @B_LFoundation pic.twitter.com/WCW1t4BG76

— John Tillman (@CoachTillman1) September 21, 2020

Please join us today as we Honor and Remember Lieutenant (SEAL) Brendan J. Looney who was killed in action, September 21, 2010, in Afghanistan. Never Forgotten.⁣
⁣#NeverForgotten #NeverForget #LLTB pic.twitter.com/QoYgupA7ia

— Navy SEAL Foundation (@NavySEALfnd) September 21, 2020

Ten years ago, we lost a great student-athlete and a great man. We featured how Brendan Looney's legacy lives on at @NavyAthletics, and also at @GoArmyWestPoint, thanks to Johnny Surdick.@NCAALAX | @Inside_Lacrosse | @NavalAcademy | @WestPoint_USMA | @navymlax | @espn pic.twitter.com/Lk8weic2Fx

— Patriot League on ESPN (@PatriotLeagueTV) September 21, 2020

3. Jeff Teat may have gone No. 1 in the NLL Draft, but he’s not done with his college career just yet. Teat, the Cornell star, intends to skip the fall semester in order to be eligible to play in the spring for his fifth year of college lacrosse.

Nelson Rice checks in on the quiet superstar and his preparations for another season in Ithaca. Click here for more.

4. Championship lacrosse in Mississippi.

The Mississippi Scholastic Lacrosse Association announced the start of the Mississippi Lacrosse League, which will name a state champion in 2021.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• A feature on MLL player and former college basketball fifth-year athlete Thomas O’Connell, who competed with Puerto Rico in the 2018 world championship.

• Despite the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, US Lacrosse was as busy as ever providing resources to its members.

• Nick Pietramala, son of Johns Hopkins legend Dave Pietramala and brother of No. 2 recruit Dom, has committed to North Carolina, according to Ty Xanders.

• More on Brendan Looney’s legacy at Navy, 10 years after his death in the War in Afghanistan.

• Frostburg’s men’s lacrosse team is quarantined after one player tested positive for COVID-19.

• More on the positive relationship between Ireland and the Iroquois and how Ireland Lacrosse’s gesture to vacate their spot in the World Games only furthers that bond.

• Checking in on former Syracuse and U.S. national team star Katie Rowan, who now coaches at Albany.

• A University of Rochester lacrosse player was featured on NBC’s The Today Show as part of the “Dear Future Me” project.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

One year ago Monday, Matt Rambo called game.

MATT RAMBO WITH THE OVERTIME WINNER!

The @PLLWhipsnakes are the inaugural @PremierLacrosse League CHAMPIONS! pic.twitter.com/cfwnvvgDQa

— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) September 21, 2019

Brandon Marshall, the lacrosse player? Might need some work, but we see potential.

@MammothLax clear a roster spot pic.twitter.com/yp39rCSeEO

— Brandon Marshall (@BMarshh) September 21, 2020

Love to see some laxers getting after it in Houston.

Love to see the boys and girls of Sherwood Elementary in Houston, TX practicing their lacrosse skills during PE class.

: @coachjhudson

Tag us in your lacrosse photos or videos, whether at home or on the field, for a retweet pic.twitter.com/bDqFvGvvv9

— US Lacrosse (@USLacrosse) September 21, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• 5-and-5 with Tari Kandemiri, a.k.a. Official Lax Girl

• More on the summer of activism in lacrosse.

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