Dialed In: Your Lacrosse Fix for Tuesday, June 13
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Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:
1. USC women’s lacrosse has a new home.
USC will break ground on Rawlinson Stadium, a $38 million project, later this year. The facility offers 2,200 fixed seats and includes new facilities for the teams that will call it home — women’s lacrosse and women’s soccer.
The project is expected to be finished for the 2025 season.
Watch the video below to learn more, or read more here.
So grateful and excited to announce our new home!#FightOn // #RawlinsonStadium pic.twitter.com/wEs1ho9fdR
— USC Women's Lacrosse (@USCTrojansLax) June 12, 2023
2. Johns Hopkins bolstered its defense on Monday.
Per Inside Lacrosse’s Ty Xanders, the Jays picked up former Cornell All-American Chayse Ierlan, a graduate transfer in the cage looking for a new home after four years at Cornell.
On top of that, Hunter Chauvette — a highly ranked high school senior — flipped his commitment from Yale to Hopkins. Xanders said that Chauvette is a lefty who can shoot like Mac O’Keefe.
3. Dan Dawson is set to retire.
The 21-year NLL veteran played 322 games, the most ever, in his illustrious career. He ranks fourth in career points and first in career assists, but most importantly, he’s a three-time NLL champion.
Charlie Bertrand has gone from a long pole in high school in Baldwinsville, N.Y., all the way to the U.S. men’s national team. Along the way, he tore up Division II, carved out a key role in Division I and played in both professional leagues. More here from Matt Hamilton.
In the latest PLL notebook, Jack Goods takes a look at the Atlas’ first-ever win over the Whipsnakes, courtesy of Chris Gray’s late winner.
Lenoir-Rhyne and other national champions were honored at the White House on Monday.
In the Chicago Tribune: How Kelly Amonte Hiller brought Northwestern back to the top.
The U.S. men’s national team, which leaves for San Diego in a week to compete in the World Lacrosse Men’s Championship, went axe throwing last night. Look out!
The lights are bright. The pressure is unspeakable. There is no margin for error.
— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) June 13, 2023
THIS IS URBAN AXES. pic.twitter.com/kVcphgk5hH
Another round of high school lacrosse updates.
Kenny DeJohn has been the Digital Content Editor at USA Lacrosse since 2019. First introduced to lacrosse in 2016 as a Newsday Sports reporter on Long Island (yes, ON Long Island), DeJohn specializes in women's game coverage. His search for New York quality pizza in Baltimore is ongoing.
