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

1. Goals, goals and more goals.

Boston College opened its 2021 season with an explosive offensive performance en route to a 22-12 victory over Albany. Charlotte North, one of the most dynamic players in college lacrosse, dropped eight goals in the effort, including one off a 50-yard pass from goalie Rachel Hall.

Rachel Hall looking like @DougFlutie out here.

She connects with Charlotte North on a 50-yard pass for @BCwlax pic.twitter.com/0zvVjLb11M

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) February 23, 2021

Also notable, Stony Brook got six goals from Taryn Ohlmiller and a hat trick from Ally Kennedy to down No. 14 USC 15-3 on Long Island. Villanova picked up an overtime win over Wagner thanks to a game-winner from Libby McKenna — after Wagner scored twice in the final 22 seconds to force extra time.

Read all about the action in the Tuesday Wrap.

2. Mike Robinson barely missed a shot on Tuesday.

Robinson, the Delaware sophomore, scored nine goals on just 12 shots to help the Blue Hens top Saint Joseph’s 16-13 on Tuesday night. Robinson’s total is the most for the program since 1963.

Mike Robinson ate his Wheaties.

NINE GOALS

He leads @DelawareMLAX to the 16-13 win over @SJUHawks_MLax. pic.twitter.com/qcU1ateFqM

— US Lacrosse Magazine (@USLacrosseMag) February 24, 2021

3. Denver’s Molly Little will not be defined by her past.

Little was assaulted and raped by her boyfriend in high school, but she has spent the time since advocating against the trauma she experienced. Now a star in college lacrosse, she’s speaking up and sharing her story.

Read more here. Warning: This story may trigger some readers.

4. Bestselling author and speaker Jon Gordon joined Paul Carcaterra on Season 4, Ep. 2 of “Overtime.”

Gordon talked about his lacrosse journey, his time at Cornell and his career trajectory. Check it out on Apple and Spotify now.

5. Speaking of big performances, Alyssa Parrella had a historic day last weekend.

Parrella tallied seven goals in a victory over UConn, breaking the Colonial Athletic Association’s all-time scoring record. The US Lacrosse Division I Women’s Player of the Week now sits at 226 goals for her career.

Read more about Parrella now.

6. Jake Carraway made sure the college lacrosse world won’t forget his name.

Carraway’s eight-goal outing in a blowout victory over Villanova highlighted the men’s lacrosse weekend. He’s one goal away from tying Georgetown’s career goals record, held by Dan Bucaro.

Read more about the US Lacrosse Division I Men’s Player of the Week.

7. The former New England Black Wolves are headed to Albany.

The NLL confirmed the news that the Black Wolves would be sold to a group headed by former All-American Oliver Marti. The group will relocate the franchise to Albany, where it will play in the Times Union Center.

Learn more about the move.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• As part of our partnership with Blaxers Blog, we honored the Future Leaders of the Black Lacrosse Community for their contributions to date and those to come.

• Oregon women’s lacrosse announced a matchup with Marquette this Friday at 4:30 p.m.

• Hobart men’s lacrosse announced an eight-game schedule, featuring mostly Northeast Conference foes.

• Notre Dame women’s lacrosse announced that its game against Louisville this weekend has been rescheduled to March 21.

• Inside Lacrosse ranks the Top 5 2020 recruiting classes in men’s college lacrosse.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Villanova survived a test from Wagner on Tuesday. Here’s the game-winner from Libby McKenna.

Today’s OT-winning goal by Libby McKenna!! pic.twitter.com/ZTwok2gxSh

— Villanova WLAX (@NovaWLax) February 24, 2021

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Patrick Stevens and Ella Brockway are back with their Division I notebooks, dropping today.

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