USA Lacrosse Magazine Stories of the Year
To commemorate the year in lacrosse, USA Lacrosse Magazine is revisiting the stories that resonated most with our readers and staff.
From stories of triumph to those that could impact lacrosse for years to come, these 10 stood out above the rest in 2024.
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Coaching with Cancer
How the lacrosse community and High Point have rallied for Panthers coach Lyndsey Boswell, who was diagnosed with cervical cancer in January.
Remembering Callum Robinson
Callum Robinson's friends and former teammates pay tribute to a larger-than-life figure who left an impression on everyone he met.
Charlotte North's Coming Out Story
Charlotte North hopes anyone struggling with acceptance can find their circle.
NCAA Antitrust Settlement
More scholarships, less money, unanswered questions — how a seismic change in the college athletics landscape could affect the sport.
A Challenge to Parents
How do we turn down the temperature around youth and high school sports? Start with these simple steps.
Amanda Belichick on Hope vs. Belief
Bill Belichick's daughter is making her own mark in women's lacrosse after coaching Holy Cross to its best season since 2007.
Scenes from an Italian Restaurant
Why these NCAA men's lacrosse coaches coaches fight for reservations at Sammy's Trattoria and Vincent's Clam Bar.
Becoming Acacia
How Boston College's ebullient coach became a Memorial Day mainstay.
Into the Wilderness
How Virginia men's lacrosse star Ben Wayer got sober and back in the game.
Hope and Closure for Paul Gait
Syracuse lacrosse legend Paul Gait had his No. 19 jersey retired at halftime of the game against Virginia. Seventeen months earlier, he sustained a fall that left him paralyzed below the waist.
USA Lacrosse Magazine Staff
Since 1978, USA Lacrosse Magazine has inspired generations of lacrosse families to love this great game and leave it better for the next. We harness the power of storytelling to help fuel the sport’s growth and enrich the experience of participants.