1. The U.S. defeated Hong Kong 25-0 on Tuesday to advance to the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship quarterfinals. Leah Holmes scored five goals and added four assists to lead the offensive onslaught. Team USA, the top seed, will meet Wales, a 12-10 winner over the Czech Republic, in the quarterfinals tonight (8 p.m. ET on Lax Sports Network).

2. Japan, “the rising star of the youth movement of Asian lacrosse,” defeated the Haudenosaunee 11-9 to remain in playoff contention. The Japanese will play Australia in today’s quarterfinals. The other quarterfinal pairings are Canada vs. Germany and England vs. New Zealand.

Tuesday’s Results
England 18, China 9
Chinese Taipei 10, Ireland 9
Puerto Rico 12, New Zealand 11
Australia 21, Mexico 2
Israel 13, Kenya 4
Japan 11, Haudenosaunee 9
Germany 10, Scotland 7
Canada 21, Korea 2
Wales 12, Czech Republic 10
USA 25, Hong Kong 0

Wednesday’s Games
Mexico vs. Haudenosaunee – 9 a.m.
Ireland vs. Jamaica – 9:30 a.m.
Australia vs. Japan – 11 a.m (QF)
China vs. Puerto Rico – 12 p.m
Israel vs. Belgium – 12:30 p.m.
England vs. New Zealand.- 2 p.m. (QF)
Scotland vs. Korea – 3 p.m.
Germany vs. Canada – 5 p.m. (QF)
Czech Republic vs. Hong Kong – 6 p.m.
Wales vs. USA – 8 p.m. ET (QF)

3. Hampton announced Tuesday that Rashad Devoe will succeed Lloyd Carter as the Pirates’ head coach. Devoe, formerly the coach at the Naval Academy Prep School (NAPS) and Division III Beloit, called Hampton “the perfect landscape to build a lacrosse program that can compete on a national level.”

Devoe’s other coaching stops include Colby and Southwestern. He is a former contributor to US Lacrosse Magazine and speaker at the US Lacrosse Convention.

Hampton, which finished 6-5 in the spring but played just three Division I opponents, is the only historically black college that fields an NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse program.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Gratitude at Altitude: A firsthand account of the emotional Middlebury lacrosse reunion that transpired at the Vail Shootout.

• Kenya didn’t set out to become darling of the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship, but it’s impossible not to love this team.

• The NFHS implemented several subtle rules changes, most notably allowing play to be restarted with a defensive player within five yards of the ball carrier.

• Parkside Collectibles has launched the first line of officially licensed Major League Lacrosse trading cards.

• The Lake Placid Summit Classic continues to grow in its 30th year.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

New Balance/Warrior terminated its contract with Paul Rabil last week. Unsurprisingly, other lacrosse equipment manufacturers are wooing the sport’s most popular player. In a very Rabilian response, he released a vlog.

Marquette midfielder Jordan Schmid took the team’s Twitter followers on a tour of its new digs.

Take a look around the new home of Marquette Lacrosse with @MarqSAAC president and rising junior Jordan Schmid ( by Chris Rolfing). #WeAreMarquette pic.twitter.com/k8oraeDYur

— Marquette Lacrosse (@MarquetteMLax) August 6, 2019

Team USA’s Madison Doucette won an arm-wrestling match with her Kenyan counterpart.

Suns out, guns out!! @USAWLax tearing it up arm wrestling too....We’ll meet you on the dance floor Saturday night! pic.twitter.com/st65H9Bq0C

— Kenya Lacrosse (@KenyaLacrosse) August 5, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• The U.S. takes on Wales in the World Lacrosse Women’s U19 World Championship quarterfinals. Opening draw is at 8 p.m. ET (Lax Sports Network).

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