Lacrosse Playground

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…

We went through a small portion of the photos we took of this game…. and posted the best ones. One thing to note….the trading of gear was rampant before, during, and after this game. Players from every country were gathered in the beer tent…outside the stadium….in the quad outside the dorms…swapping for gear…and everyone wanted a piece of Team USA. Click the photo to view the Facebook album.

Cool video about the production of MLL jerseys through the cut-and-sew process. The video features pro players during the MLL All Stars v. Team USA game.

Paul Rabil tweeted a pic of an American flag spread across his bed this weekend. The flag is a gift from the US Senate for winning the World Games. Rabil tweets, “Just got back home- one of the more special moments of my career, the US Senate sent me a flag for our accomplishments over seas.”

When he’s not slinging laundry or buckling equipment, Team USA equipment manager John Jez is a two-time NCAA champion. You’d never know it. Watch Video…

USA defenseman, Eric Martin, talks about beating Paul Rabil in arm wrestling inside the Team USA locker room. Although, you don’t actually get to view the arm wrestling match, Martin is pretty good at describing how it all went down.

Team USA rocked out to “Born in the USA” as they carried the trophy around the field after winning the World Championship Saturday 12-10 over Canada. Run-on sentences are money. Anyway, as I write this I am awaiting the latest True Blood episode with tears of blood dripping all over my keyboard. USA USA USA! Bruce…

The Wall Street Journal printed a fantastic article about Ryan Powell and his family. It encapsulates his family’s journey from their dirt backyard to working in McDonald’s, from being in the best shape of his life to running out of time. Learn More…

Team Canada defeated Team USA, 10-9, in a preliminary game of the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championships — marking the Canadians’ second straight victory against the Americans, including the 2006 gold medal match. View Video…

Warrior has been covering the behind the scenes aspect of Team USA very well. They captured the team whooping and hollering during their shooting warmup. The net is left almost fraying apart at the seams. MORE DETAILS…