48 results for tag: Lacrosse
By Brian Logue BALTIMORE — US
Lacrosse has announced that Susie Chase and Mark Hogan will assume expanded roles with the organization. “Susie and Mark are extremely talented professionals who are dedicated to advancing our organization and our sport,” said US
Lacrosse CEO Steve Stenersen. “They are excited about their expanded ...
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By Paul Krome, Brian Logue and Paul Ohanian John Strohsacker BALTIMORE – The first snowflakes began falling a little before four in the afternoon, but that did little to dampen the enthusiasm of
lacrosse participants that were able to make it to the opening of the 2016 US
Lacrosse National Convention at the Baltimore Convention Center, which features ...
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By Paul Ohanian US
Lacrosse has developed a unified field with shared markings and adjusted dimensions for boys’ and girls’ youth
lacrosse. Two versions of the field have been developed – one that is 120 yards in length and another that is 110 yards long. The synchronized fields were developed with input from members of the US
Lacrosse Men’s and ...
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By Caitlin Kelley John Strohsacker With the US
Lacrosse Convention kicking off in Baltimore this week, I mark my first year working for US
Lacrosse. I am happy to say that I feel more passionate about the game and the opportunity that
lacrosse offers young women today than I did a year ago. What I have learned in one year at US
Lacrosse has truly changed ...
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By Gordon Corsetti Larry Palumbo This post is part of a multi-part series breaking down personal fouls in youth and high school boys
lacrosse. Quotes and explanations below are specific to NFHS and US
Lacrosse Boys’ Youth Rules. The post has been reviewed by Walt Munze, the national NFHS rules interpreter. The Rule Rule 5.2: “A player may not ...
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By Ryan Boyle | @Trilogy
Lacrosse Rich Barnes Spring is supposed to be the season of rebirth, revival and renewal. Personally, I always viewed fall as having more phoenix-like qualities. The start of the school year brought new challenges and surprises — a different role within the student body, new classes and teachers, and a new sports season. So ...
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By T.J. Buchanan Introduction In 2012, Dr. Mariale Hardiman published a book entitled “The Brain Targeted Teaching Model for 21st Century Schools.” Dr. Hardiman and her team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University spent several years conducting and reviewing neuroscience research on how children’s brains function in the ...
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From Press Releases SALT LAKE CITY — RallyMe.com, the leader in sports crowdfunding, and US
Lacrosse, the national governing body of
lacrosse, have announced a partnership to provide state-of-the-art fundraising opportunities for the US
Lacrosse Foundation, the organization’s philanthropic arm. “We’re excited to assist US ...
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By Gordon Corsetti Larry Palumbo In the last “How It Works” post, I explained the illegal body check penalty and how it is enforced under NFHS rules at the high school level. Before going into the adjustments and additions to the rule for youth play, I want to point out an overarching concept for all personal foul calls in the youth game. ...
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DURHAM, N.C. – A year after reaching the NCAA semifinals for the seventh time in program history, the Duke women's
lacrosse program will play nine of its 16 contests this spring against 2015 NCAA Tournament teams. The Blue Devils' 2016 slate, announced Friday by head coach Kerstin Kimel, also features two of last year's NCAA semifinalists and eight ...
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