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

1. NCAA champion Virginia earned the No. 1 ranking in the final Nike/US Lacrosse Division I Men’s Top 20. Maryland and Notre Dame also got a lift out of their postseason performances.

2. NCAA champion Maryland earned the No. 1 ranking in the final Nike/US Lacrosse Division I Women’s Top 20, with Boston College and North Carolina right behind the Terps as the trio that endured at the top for nearly the entire season.

3. The USILA unveiled the final coaches polls for Division I, Division II and Division III men’s lacrosse.

4. The IWLCA unveiled the final coaches polls for Division I, Division II and Division III women’s lacrosse.

5. Kyle Harrison says the advent of the Premier Lacrosse League breathed new life into his professional career. Harrison, the Redwoods LC midfielder and latest guest of Paul Carcaterra on the US Lacrosse Magazine-produced “Overtime” podcast, admits he may only have two or three seasons left in his 36-year-old legs. But he still believes he can be very productive at this level. Listen on iTunes or Spotify.

6. Amber Falcone McKenzie opened up about balancing motherhood and lacrosse. After leading the Commando the inaugural WPLL title as a defender, she’ll be an assistant coach this season while pregnant with her second child. She’s not done playing yet.

7. Major League Lacrosse opened up its player pool to previously undrafted college seniors or players whose eligibility expired during the 2019 season. Among notable acquisitions Tuesday were Penn’s Simon Mathias (Atlanta), Towson’s Timmy Monahan (Atlanta), Notre Dame’s Ryder Garnsey (Boston), Rutgers’ Max Edelmann (Chesapeake) and UMass’ Sean Sconone (Dallas).

8. “All In,” a Premier Lacrosse League documentary chronicling the league’s inaugural training camp, will air Saturday at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. Eastern on NBC Sports — the same day and channel for the PLL opener at Gillette Stadium.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Inside Lacrosse unveiled its Division I women’s lacrosse All-Americans as voted on by media.

• The PLL and MLL are fighting for talent, attention — and maybe survival, the Washington Post reports.

• First Sam Hubbard, now Bryson Shaw. Ohio State football keeps landing former lacrosse stars to play for the Buckeyes. Shaw could have shut it down for his senior year. Instead, he has led Bullis (Md.) to IAC and GEICO Nationals championships.

• Pittsburgh Sports Now took a deep dive on Pitt’s new Division I women’s lacrosse team, which will debut in 2021 and compete in the vaunted ACC.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

From the NCAA, a highlight video from Monday’s men’s lacrosse championship game, as well as the top 10 plays from the women’s lacrosse tournament.

Yesterday was fun! Can’t wait to do it all again next year. #NCAALAX pic.twitter.com/q75QKkZAxG

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAALAX) May 28, 2019

Boston College's Sam Apuzzo headlines the top plays from the 2019 DI women's lacrosse NCAA tournament.#NCAAWLAX pic.twitter.com/YCyC7IFQQf

— NCAA Lacrosse (@NCAALAX) May 28, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Final Nike/US Lacrosse Top 20 rankings for Division III men’s and women’s lacrosse.

• With Tewaaraton Award winners to be selected Thursday, we look at whose stock improved in the postseason.

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