Eight different winners highlight the awards, with three close races decided by less than 5 percent.
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From Best Women’s Breakthrough to Best Men’s Performance, we’re proud to present the #BestOfLax winners, as voted by you @USLacrosseMag on Twitter.
Eight different winners highlight the awards, with three close races decided by less than 5 percent.
Also in the December edition: a cover story on the year the pros took over the lacrosse narrative, Jack Goods’ NLL season preview, a profile of Colgate women’s lacrosse coach Kathy Taylor and a feature about Army men’s lacrosse coach Joe Alberici and his family’s fight to be “tough.”
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US Lacrosse CEO Steve Stenersen talks about equal opportunity and how the US Lacrosse First Stick Program can help change lives.
There isn’t much of an offseason anymore with the scope of the U.S program broadening in the last decade, writes Editor in Chief Matt DaSilva.
US Lacrosse has created an online training tool designed to assist lacrosse organizations in further educating coaches, parents and athletes about the impact of diversity and inclusion.
World Lacrosse’s small-sided experiment to position the sport for the 2028 Olympics, fall ball charities, NCAA’s announcement that athletes can profit off their name, image and likeness, key college transfers and a pair of off-campus fights take a turn for the worst.
Seeing success in hockey and changing demands in lacrosse, Warriors creates full line of carbon-fiber shafts.
The carbon-fiber revolution has arrived.
US Lacrosse launches LaxFit to enhance player safety and performance.
Static stretch has gone the way of the dinosaur, as research has increasingly shown the performance and injury prevention benefits of a dynamic warmup.
It’s prime indulging season, but not all holiday dishes need to be indulgent. Stuffed acorn squash should have a place at your table.
Joe Alberici’s “Tough Guy Talk” means just as much to his family as it does for the Army men’s lacrosse program.
Kathy Taylor thought she plateaued in 2006, but her rise had only begun.
Aaron Locke found a lifeline in lacrosse at the Ferris School for Boys.
San Diego doubles down after successful inaugural season, plus predictions on division winners and individual awards.
Great deals for the lacrosse lover on your list.
PHOTO BY PEYTON WILLIAMS
On Feb. 23, torrents of rain turned the field at Kenan Stadium into a muddy mess.
In lacrosse, college is king. But a funny thing happened on the way to Memorial Day. People couldn’t stop talking about professional lacrosse.
How prominent was the PLL in 2019? The new pro league accounted for four of the top five most-read articles (not included rankings or landing pages) on USLaxMagazine.com.
Check out the top tweets in 2019 from @USLacrosseMag.
Who earned recognition in categories like “best women’s performance” and “best men’s breakthrough?” See how Twitter followers voted in #BestOfLax polls on @USLacrosseMag.
Some of our photographers’ favorite shots from 2019.
Once cut from the U.S. team, Emily Parros relishes every opportunity to compete.
U.S. U19 gold medal perspective on taking the draw from Sophia DiCenso.
14 teams. 16 games. One memorable weekend.
Denver freshman, U.S. U19 hopeful Alec Stathakis is a man among boys.
Black Wolves, U.S. indoor captain takes the plunge.