Grip ‘N Rip: Michael Gvozden
Each week Lacrosse Playground will be featuring a different lacrosse athlete as part of our “Grip ‘N Rip” series, where we’ll find out what the best use to fine tune their game. This week we are featuring Johns Hopkins keeper, Michael Gvozden.>>READ MORE
Everyone has experienced a game with some sort of equipment malfunction. And at the final U.S. training team exhibition at Stony Brook this weekend, Brian “Doc” Dougherty had a problem with his stick. John Cinosky spoke with Dougherty about equipment and handling the problem. >> Read More
Lehigh Partners with STX
Lehigh men’s lacrosse program has announced the selection of STX as their equipment manufacturer of choice for the upcoming season. Lehigh Lacrosse will be taking the field with the latest and most innovative products from STX such as the new K18 line of protection as well as the Katana handle and Super Power head. Coach Cassese and co. are excited about teaming up with one the world’s leading manufacturers of lacrosse sticks and equipment.
“I am thrilled to support such an outstanding lacrosse company in STX,” Cassese explained. “They are the ‘league leaders’ when it comes to innovation and technology. Their staff members and company execs are first class people. In particular, I am very much looking forward to working with Lehigh alum, 1999 Patriot League champion and Defensive Player of the Year, Todd Schreiner, who currently serves as the Mid-Atlantic Territory Manager for the company.”
University of Vermont Signs Equipment Deal with Maverik Lacrosse
Long Island City, NY, August 31, 2009 – Maverik Lacrosse today announced that it has reached an agreement with the University of Vermont (UVM) Catamounts Division I mens lacrosse team to wear its equipment starting in the Fall of 2009 and in the upcoming 2010 season.
More new Brine gear
We’ll be uploading a lot more photos later, but for now check out our photo gallery of all the new gear from Brine (more pictures in the post).
We cannot say it enough: Comfort is king. While the game is at hand, questioning yourself should never be in the back of your head. Many coaches never really stress levels of comfort when teaching goalies and it will become troublesome in the long run. Some coaches shy away from “doing what feels right” simply [...]
