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The former Bruin is a strategic advisor for Unsung, a new brand of kicks geared toward hockey and lacrosse players.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. –– The Metro Conference announced Thursday that Le Moyne College has accepted an invitation to join the Conference as a full member institution, effective July 1, 2027. Le Moyne previously competed in the Conference as an ass…

Virginia has had more than its fair share of primetime games so far this season. That will continue to happen. The Cavaliers have not played on a non-national n

HORSHAM – The Upper Dublin girls soccer team struggled finding a way to break through against Hatboro-Horsham until the ball reached Brooke Smith in the second half with an only open goal ahead of the freshman. “I sometimes miss the net so …

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Kian Gadsby Twenty minutes into their clash with Durham, the University of Nottingham Ladies Lacrosse 1s team were in a difficult position. UoN had taken the lead after Carys Bucknall scored within the opening minutes, but after an early timeout, Durham got their act together and scored five without reply to take a commanding lead. For a ten-minute spell, everything went wrong. Nottingham were clearly not at the races, losing all the ground balls and any 50-50s. This was a position the Green and Gold aren’t often in – they’ve only failed to win two Premier North league games since play resumed after the COVID pandemic in 2021. But both setbacks were against Durham, and, suffering from déjà vu after […] The post Report: Ladies Lacrosse Show Character in Durham Comeback appeared first on Impact Magazine.

North Carolina’s field hockey mentorship program is more than advice — it’s the chance to build meaningful relationships with notable alumni from the program.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) – Michael Locksley is out at Maryland in the first big move of the new college football coaching cycle. The university announced Locksley’s exit Wednesday, four days after the Terrapins lost at home to Rutgers for their fifth straight defeat. Maryland fired defensive coordinator Ted Monachino on Sunday, which seemed to […]

The senior forward scored the go-ahead goal with 1:42 left to lead the Wildcats (11-5) to a 3-2 win over Patchogue-Medford last Friday.

CJ Kirst '25 recently completed one of the greatest seasons in Professional Lacrosse League history, winning the PLL MVP and championship in the same season at only 24 years old in late September. In his time at Cornell, Kirst not only set the record for most goals scored in Division 1 lacrosse history, but also broke the record for most goals scored in a single season at the professional level. Kirst's time at Cornell was nothing short of a storybook as he led the Red to the school's first national championship in 48 years. Cornell entered the championship game as favorites over No. 2 Maryland, largely due to Kirst's commanding presence on attack. Kirst ultimately scored six goals as the Red took down the Terps, simultaneously tying the NCAA single-season record with 82 goals. Kirst ended his senior season with the Red as a national champion and a Tewaaraton Trophy winner, which is awarded to the most outstanding player in collegiate lacrosse. Kirst also took home his second Ivy Player of the Year award and his third Ivy League first-team honor. After the Red won the national championship, the Philadelphia Waterdogs selected Kirst with the first overall pick in the 2025 PLL draft. Moreover, Kirst was also the fifth player ever to be drafted number one in both the PLL and the National Lacrosse League drafts. During his first season in the PLL, Kirst battled through an injury stemming back to his time seeking a national championship with the Red. Shortly after winning the NCAA title, Kirst had surgery on his right hand. The surgery sidelined him for months, and he was unable to play the majority of his rookie season. Kirst only ended up playing in four games during his entire rookie season for the Waterdogs. However, in those four games, Kirst scored nine goals, showcasing his potential at the professional level. In Kirst's second season, he hit the ground running, scoring nine goals through the first two games of the season. Kirst continued on his hot streak as he averaged 3.4 goals per game for the rest of the season on his way to securing the MVP honors. During the playoffs, Kirst showed no signs of slowing down, scoring three goals in the semifinal and capping off his historic season with five goals in the PLL championship. Kirst officially completed lacrosse at every level by winning both a national championship and a PLL championship. Kirst's legacy as an all-time great Cornellian athlete was never in doubt, but his status as one of the greatest lacrosse players of all time is reaffirmed following this historic PLL season.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) boys basketball championships are headed back to Glens Falls. The NYSPHSAA Executive Committee approved a three-year agreement Wednesday that will bring the state’s premier high school boys basketball tournament back to Harding Mazzotti Arena beginning in 2028 and continuing through 2030. The decision, announced following the committee’s meeting at the Embassy Suites in Saratoga Springs, restores the championships to a city with a rich history of hosting some of New York’s most memorable high school basketball games. The tournament will be held March 16-19, 2028, March […]

Continues strong fall season by Sara Reese West Elk Lacrosse is building momentum across the Gunnison Valley, with 69 young athletes from Gunnison and Crested Butte participating across four teams this fall. Players from first grade through seventh grade have been getting valuable game experience and putting together impressive results at tournaments in Durango and …