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Given the current state of the economy, former Virginia midfielder Teddy Lamade makes the case for lacrosse to gain ground. >>READ MORE
Halloween may be over but Brine's new limited edition handle might still give you a scare. >> Read More
One of two new limited edition handles out on the market now, there's a new look to this limited edition Brine Rastabeat. With only 300 manufactured Brine's Rastafarian take on the Swizzbeat handle is being sold in select retailers nationwide. >> Read More
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 First Team All-American and current UNC Tarheel Billy Bitter. >> Read More
Way back in July we introduced you to DJ Hero. We didn't know if anything could top that in terms of gaming and music, but the experience just got a bit more real. Meet the Pacemaker. The Pacemaker is a new pocket size DJ system that is revolutionizing the music industry and will inevitably be in every locker room soon enough. The Pacemaker is a music player and mixer with all the features you need to deejay anywhere, anytime. Instead of simply listening to your music, you can now completely interact with it and the possibilities are limitless. >> Read More
Yesterday U.S. Lacrosse announced the final roster for the 2010 U.S. men's national team. The decision came following this weekend's final tryout at Stony Brook University. While the team may be picked, after looking at the photos from this weekend we wanted to get your opinion... what do you think of the jerseys? Did Warrior score big with the uniform design? Let us know what you think by voting below and by commenting. (More photos after the jump)
Photo Credit: John Cinosky
Photo Credit: John Cinosky
STX has a new picture on their Fan Page of a Hopkins custom glove that they will be wearing for their Siena game next Spring, February 28 @ noon, which will be televised by ESPNU. The Rebel is a glove STX collaborated on with Laxworld. >>Read More
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."
What if Louis Vuitton Made a Lacrosse Stick? Check out the dye job that answers that question.>>Read More
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Here are some links to informative articles that you may have missed this week:
Lacrosse Thrives in New Zealand
Lacrosse is starting to turn heads in New Zealand...
Syracuse Lacrosse Beats Congressman Barry by 359-1
Congressman from Arkansas not a fan of lacrosse?
Howard Women’s Team Continues to Break Barriers
Want to know why the women of Howard kick butt...
Debunking Lacrosse Myths
Find out what myths about the lacrosse player still linger...
Lacrosse Makes Its Move
Retail industry takes closer look at the potential and growth of the market...
Get to know…Miles Fisher
We introduced you to the former laxer, Miles Fisher, in August. Find out what he's up to now.
Today Max McCool offers up a simple dye job that involves a two-color fade and polka dots.
