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

1. U.S. Men’s training camp brought PLL pros, national team veterans and college stars together for one star-studded weekend.

We caught up with John Danowski as he evaluates the 52-man roster for the next three events, in hopes to find the best 23 players for next summer’s world championship.

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2. Duke women’s lacrosse is not happy with how 2022 ended.

The Blue Devils lost to North Carolina, Notre Dame and Maryland in the season’s final days, ultimately ending what was a successful campaign that included a win over Boston College. With a talented core returning, Duke is ready for another run.

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WHAT WE’RE READING

• Sport News Now previews the 2023 ACC season, including realistic expectations for each team.

• Axios takes a look at the “start-up like approach” that has the PLL continuing to grow as Season 4 concludes.

• More on North Carolina women’s lacrosse’s trip to see Governor Roy Cooper earlier this week.

• Inside Lacrosse with more on Chaos LC’s successful season despite the PLL title game loss.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Niagara women’s lacrosse on the teammate with which they’d trade places.

Trading places, the NULAX edition pic.twitter.com/JFIaj6I199

— Niagara Women's Lax (@NiagaraWLAX) September 28, 2022

JT Giles-Harris is a problem for opposing attackers.

JT saw the PLL title game MVP coming around x and said NOT THIS TIME.

Sticks beware. JT is a threat from anywhere on the field. pic.twitter.com/ohhyZC8wXI

— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) September 27, 2022

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Checking in with Georgetown men's lacrosse.

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