Lacrosse Playground

Play For Parkinson’s showcased a number of high quality games. In one of the matchups we saw Hopkins play G’Town. Both teams played hard til the end. Hopkins stood out with new Chrome facemasks, Carbon Vapors, Huarache 3′s and FLOW. 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…

Nike debuted the Huarache III cleats this weekend in great fashion. The UVA and Syracuse versions definitely made one’s eyes pop, but Johns Hopkins’ were as cool as ice. Keep Reading…

The Canuck, Zach Palmer, ignited one of the many sparks to mark Hopkins’ comeback Saturday night in College park, Md. He placed a btb top shelf from 10 yards out. Major skills in the 107th meeting between Hop and Maryland. Keep Reading…

You may have noticed that the JHU Blue Jays were sporting White/Silver K18 gloves last weekend in an OT loss to Syracuse. The gloves looked pretty sharp, but they didn’t make the switch for aesthetics alone. Last week a Hopkins middie broke his hand during practice using another pair of gloves (yet to be determined).

BALTIMORE, MD – Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels announced today that the University will break ground in June on the Cordish Lacrosse Center, a $10 million, 14,000-square foot facility that will house the Johns Hopkins men’s and women’s lacrosse programs. The facility, which will be located at the south end of Homewood Field, will be the first of its kind constructed solely for men’s and women’s lacrosse programs.