Lacrosse Playground

Former Duke lacrosse player and DKMS Donor, Jon Livadas, tells his story about donating bone marrow to give a stranger a second chance at life. Keep Reading…

We recently introduced you to a behind the scenes photo from the photo shoot for Warrior’s new helmet, the TII helmet. That former picture was that of Princeton. LAS has unearthed pics of the Duke version.

Matt Breuer is running this year’s NYC Marathon on November 7th. He is running the marathon as part of a team to raise money for the Lead the Way Fund, an organization founded to honor the memory of Sgt. James “Jimmy” Regan by supporting the families of US Army Rangers. Jimmy played lacrosse at Duke. From everything we’ve heard and read about Jimmy, it is hard to imagine a better teammate or friend. Having played at Duke, this cause has special meaning for Matt Breuer. Keep Reading…

The President continues a tradition started by President George W. Bush by honoring championship teams and student athletes from across the NCAA with a reception at the White House. Various championship teams and players are recognized for their efforts to give back to their communities, continuing an effort begun by President Obama of sports champions being commended for service as part of a White House visit. Obama mentions lax around the 1:50 mark.

Former Vice President Dan Quayle’s son, Ben, just won the Republican nomination in Arizona’s 3rd Congressional district. He is also a former lacrosse player (Note: once a laxer…always a laxer). Ben played at up and coming national power Gonzaga in Washington, DC. He then took his skills and matriculated to Duke University. Keep Reading…

Here is a look at the Lax.com documentary, “Bryant: The DI Push.” This sneak peek features an emotional embrace between Zack Greer and Coach Pressler. Keep Reading…

Boston, Mass. (August 10, 2010) –Major League Lacrosse (MLL), the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Tuesday that Chicago Machine attack Ned Crotty has been selected as the 2010 Cascade Major League Lacrosse Rookie of the Year, according to MLL Commissioner David Gross. The award was based on the votes submitted by the head coaches and general manager of each of the League’s six teams. Keep Reading…

The current events surrounding the Iroquois lacrosse team have transpired into an incendiary and outlandish ordeal. Amidst the turmoil delivered, positive has come from the situation. Keep Reading…