Search Results: upenn
My choice was none other than Harry “The Stick Doctor” Lawrence, who is one of the lone English majors on the team (AKA he was my only choice). He agreed to proofread every one of my blogs and add input as long as he got one guest blog during the year, so here it goes. Shout out to my boy Harry L on his debut… Read More...
This past week definitely had its ups and downs. Coming off of our player’s only meeting on Tuesday afternoon, the team had a couple of great practices on Thursday and Friday. Our squad had a new sense of confidence as we were able to discuss our problems and figure out what we needed to do to be successful. Key themes that arose from the team meeting were playing together, playing hard, and regaining that chip on our shoulder that made us so successful last year. Read More...
Lacrosse Playground is proud to announce its second annual event, LacrossePlayground.com Spring Classic 2013. The 2013 event will be held in Johnny Unitas Stadium on Towson University’s campus in Towson, Maryland. The remarkable venue will host three high-action high school boy’s lacrosse games. Today, we take a closer look at one of the highly anticipated matchups, Landon vs Penn Charter. Read More...
So last week when I was complaining about the long two weeks we had before our first game, I take it back! We have officially entered crunch time and have exactly one week until our first game. What really boggles my mind is that so many other teams have already started. They have to be crazy…especially the New England schools. What if it snows? What if another Nemo attacks?! Seriously now. We’ve had the same season opener for the past 6 years and I’m not saying we’re perfect but what’s the rush? Read More...
For those of you that haven’t seen the news, twitter, facebook, instagram or basically live under a rock, the east coast was slammed with Nemo, the blizzard. Can we first discuss why we are naming blizzards now? I’d love to meet the man or woman who has the job of choosing the names. This past weekend we planned to head down to University of Pennsylvania for a preseason tournament Friday night, play Saturday and return after the games. Read More...
It’s been a while since I had to write about a loss in this blog. I guess I should consider that a positive thing, but I’d be lying to myself if I thought it was that easy to find personal closure in the face of defeat. Going forward, the only attainable closure in this type of situation can be found through hard work: by working harder in practice than you did in the previous week. Read More...
Spring Break 2012 – no regrets. Year in and year out, everyone in the college community looks forward to the time in early March when school breaks. Most students head to the tropics. College lacrosse teams have a different agenda, though. This year, our Lehigh team hit the road with no drinks, no girls…nothing but a looming game against the #4 team in the nation: the UNC Tar Heels. Read More...
Duke University sophomore attackmen Josh Dionne and Jordan Wolf combined for seven goals and freshman goaltender Kyle Turri made seven stops to lead the 10th-ranked Blue Devils to a 12-8 victory over No. 17 Penn in men's lacrosse action this evening at Koskinen Stadium. Read More...
PHILADELPHIA - A pair of former Penn men's lacrosse players, Al Kohart and Brett Hughes, were selected during the Major League Lacrosse Supplemental Draft which took place Wednesday, Dec. 14. Kohart was a ninth-round pick of the Chesapeake Bayhawks, while Hughes was a 17th-round pick of the Denver Outlaws. Read More...
PISCATAWAY, N.J. (December 1, 2011) – Rutgers will have 15 games on its regular season schedule for the 2012 season, it was announced Thursday. The spring slate includes four games against teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 2011. Read More...
Max Chautin is a former Hopkins midfielder and currently holds the position of CEO for KegSkins. We were fortunate to have the pleasure of chatting with him about his new venture. Read More...
Former Johns Hopkins goalie Mike Gvozden moved to California after graduation with aspirations of being a Hollywood mainstay. Yet, Gvozden didn't want to make it in the business without getting his feet wet in personal projects. Keep Reading... - « Previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
- Next »
