Dialed In: Your Lacrosse Fix For Friday, June 2
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Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:
1. Brennan O’Neill and Izzy Scane are the 2023 Tewaaraton Award winners.
The two college lacrosse superstars were announced as the winners of the Tewaaraton Award at the annual ceremony in Washington, D.C. on Thursday night.
For Scane, the win was all but assured after she led Northwestern to the national title and dropped 99 goals. Read more ahout her season.
As for O’Neill, he and Pat Kavanagh seemed like frontrunners heading into the ceremony. The Duke star tallied 97 points and led the Blue Devils to the national title game. Click here for more.
2. Jessica Wilkinson has stepped down as Marist women’s lacrosse coach.
Wilkinson leaves her post after 13 years coaching the Red Foxes, winning 90 games in that span. Click here for more.
3. JT Giles-Harris is the man who can’t be moved.
Harris, the U.S. Men’s National Team defenseman, graced our cover of the May/June edition of the magazine. Click here to read more about his journey to the national team, where he’ll suit up and play for gold later this month.
Taylor Cummings caps the 2023 season with the final edition of “Taylor’s 10.”
Jack Goods returns with a preview on the PLL’s Redwoods LC.
Jacksonville men’s lacrosse is adding another group of transfers this offseason, including former Yale top recruit Lucas Osborne.
Monday’s men’s national title game was the most-watched championship game since 2007. Good day for the sport.
The excitement is palpable. The chills are coming. Get pumped for the U.S. Men’s National Team as they head to San Diego.
This is where our story began.
— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) June 1, 2023
This is where we fight for gold.
This is home. @KyleHarrison18 pic.twitter.com/qZSlMRzulR
Miss lacrosse already? The PLL season starts Saturday. Buckle up.
Matt Hamilton is the Content Marketing Manager at USA Lacrosse, having served as a staff writer for four years. He's a Baltimore native who loves the Orioles and Ravens, even if they let him down in the last year. He likes chicken tenders and Shirley Temples and sick views. He also loves writing about lacrosse.
