Dialed In: Your Lacrosse Fix for Monday, Oct. 23

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

1. Lindsey Frank is double trouble.

Lindsey Frank was all-conference in both field hockey and lacrosse at Richmond. Now she’s continuing to play both sports as a grad student at Northwestern. On Sunday, she helped the field hockey team win its first Big Ten championship since 2013.

2. 27 Strong

This will be the final year longtime Division III power Cabrini remains open as a school. Twenty-seven of its men’s lacrosse players have stuck around to try and send the Cavaliers out in style.

3. Virginia State on the right path.

Virginia State is the latest HBCU school to add lacrosse. It’s men’s and women’s programs will launch their first seasons at the Division II level in 2024.

4. The heart of fall.

This weekend marked another full state of fall ball action. Delaware's women hosted American, Duquesne, Fairfield, Lafayette, Mount St. Mary’s, Niagara and Vanderbilt in action on Saturday.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Lacrosse in the Olympics could shine the spotlight on the Haudenosaunee.

• Longtime former USA Lacrosse CEO Steve Stenersen was honored with the World Lacrosse Lifetime Achievement Award.

• The Upstate Lacrosse Foundation welcomed its latest Hall of Fame class.

• Inside Lacrosse with a very early guess as the potential USA men’s sixes roster for the 2028 Olympics.

• The impact of Canadian box lacrosse players in collegiate field lacrosse.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

The Premier Lacrosse League celebrated the fifth anniversary of its launch on Sunday. A look at some highlights from the Archers title run to cap season No. 5.

Year Five was a special one #PLLDay  pic.twitter.com/k5tWNKMEwl

— Archers Lacrosse Club (@PLLArchers) October 22, 2023

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