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- The longtime Calvert Hall assistant is a member of the United States Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
- Previewing Saturday's Bayhawks-Hounds season finale in Major League Lacrosse
- Four days after losing a late lead against the Ohio Machine and falling into last place in Major League Lacrosse, the Chesapeake Bayhawks made a move geared toward the future.
- Through three games this season, the Chesapeake Bayhawks are tied for last in Major League Lacrosse in goals scored with 27, rank second-to-last in goals allowed with 37 and enter Saturday's matchup with the Florida Launch at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium hoping to scrape themselves off the bottom of the league standings.
- The Chesapeake Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse selected midfielder Cameron Holding (Grand Valley State) second overall in the Major League Lacrosse supplemental draft Wednesday afternoon.
- The Chesapeake Bayhawks have acquired standout Joe Walters (Maryland) in a blockbuster trade with Florida Launch, Major League Lacrosse's newest team, and Florida will receive three-time MLL champion Casey Powell.
- Major League Lacrosse announced today that the Hamilton Nationals will move to South Florida for the 2014 season and be coached by former Navy and Towson assistant Stan Ross.
- After a three-day tryout that brought 94 of America¿s premier professional and college players travel to Goucher, 52 players have been named to the U.S. men¿s national team training roster.
- The four-time league-winning Chesapeake Bayhawks will meet the Charlotte Hounds, who are just in their second year of existence, for the title after the No. 2 seed and reigning MLL champion edged the No. 3 seed Hamilton Nationals, 13-12, before an announced 4,228 Saturday in a semifinal at PPL Park.
- Chesapeake Bayhawks face Charlotte hounds in Major League Lacrosse title game Sunday at PPL Park.
- Goalkeeper Kip Turner helps Chesapeake Bayhawks reach Major League Lacrosse championship game.
- Calm, veteran leadership helped Chesapeake Bayhawks overcome deficit, live to fight again in MLL playoffs
- There is a saying in lacrosse that to enjoy postseason success, a team has to be strong up the middle.
- Hamilton Nationals midfielder Kevin Crowley added another piece of hardware to his collection after a career-best 2013 regular season -- a Major League Lacrosse's Most Valuable Player award.
- Denver Outlaws defenseman Lee Zink (Maryland) became the second player in Major League Lacrosse history to win back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year awards, the league announced Wednesday.
- Anything less than Major League Lacrosse title would be disappointing for unbeaten Denver Outlaws
- Major League Lacrosse announced Tuesday that Hamilton Nationals midfielder Kevin Crowley was named Offensive Player of the Year after finishing the regular season tied for first in the league in points (55).
- After a record-setting 2013 season, Denver Outlaws goalie Jesse Schwartzman (Pikesville, Johns Hopkins) has been named Major League Lacrosse Goalie of the Year for the second time in his career, the league announced Friday.
- Denver Outlaws midfielder Drew Snider (Maryland) was named Major League Lacrosse's Most Improved Player, the league announced Thusday.
- Major League Lacrosse midfielder Paul Rabil (Johns Hopkins) has torn abdominal and adductor muscles and will have surgery early next month, Lacrosse Magazine reported on its website.
- Denison has announced the hiring of former Loyola University and Loyola High player Keith Euker and former Maryland assistant and player Fran Gormley as assistant coaches.
- Chase Winter, who recently finished his playing career at Johns Hopkins, had four goals and an assist and was named Most Valuable Player of the Men's Open 1 championship at the Lake Placid Summit Classic in North Elba, N.Y. on Sunday.
- No matter how the Denver Outlaws fare in the playoffs later this month, there's no arguing that they just wrapped up a regular season unmatched in Major League Lacrosse history.
- By rallying from a five-goal deficit in the third quarter to overcome the Charlotte Hounds, 16-14, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis on Saturday night, the Chesapeake Bayhawks (9-5) earned the No. 2 seed in the Major League Lacrosse playoffs and will face No. 3 seed Hamilton Nationals (9-5) Aug. 24 at 4 p.m. at PPL Park in Chester, Pa.
- Prior to the regular-season finale against the Charlotte Hounds, Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle said he was more concerned with his team's momentum than his opponent's. Saturday night, Cottle got a glimpse of the team's character.
- Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle not worried about playoff seeding in Major League Lacrosse
- The Denver Outlaws set a Major League Lacrosse record with their 13th win of the season and moved within one victory of a perfect regular season, beating the host New York Lizards, 13-10, on Sunday.
- Bayhawks could clinch a spot in Major League Lacrosse's four-team postseason with win Saturday
- Steele Stanwick is staying pretty busy with lacrosse.
- Dayton has announced that it will add women's lacrosse as an intercollegiate sport and begin competition in spring of 2016.
- The 98-player tryout roster for Team USA for the 2014 Federation of International Lacrosse World Championship was announced during halftime of the Major League Lacrosse game between the Chesapeake Bayhawks and Denver Outlaws on Saturday afternoon.
- Jim Stagnitta made clear Wednesday morning while speaking on a conference call that he'd rather have his Denver Outlaws win the Major League Lacrosse championship than finish with the league's first undefeated regular season. But that doesn't mean the second-year coach and his players intend on shying away from history.
- Archbishop Spalding will host the sixth annual We Believe Lacrosse Classic benefiting the We Believe Foundation on Aug. 3 in Severn. About a hundred Division I, II and III men's and women's players will help raise funds for teens and young adults battling cancer by playing exhibition games.
- Hamilton Nationals' Kevin Crowley is MVP as Supernova uses big fourth quarter to pull away from Eclipse, 24-15, in MLL All-Star Game
- Katie Schwarzmann (Century, Maryland), Kelly Berger (Hammond) and Ally Carey (John Carroll) scored two goals apiece as Team USA opened round-robin play in the Federation of International Lacrosse Women's World Cup with a 17-7 win over England in Oshawa, Ontario, on Thursday night.
- In a blockbuster deal before Tuesday¿s Major League Lacrosse trade deadline, the Boston Cannons sent rookie attackman Steve Mock and a 2014 first-round Collegiate Draft pick to the New York Lizards for midfielder Stephen Berger (Washington College, Mount St. Joseph) and second- and sixth-round 2015 Collegiate Draft selections.
- Bayhawks rout Nationals, 17-10, in Major League Lacrosse on hat tricks by Ben Hunt, Matt Mackrides, Steven Brooks and Drew Westervelt
- John Grant Jr. doesn't put down his stick often. A two-time MVP in the National Lacrosse League, he's a star in the indoor game for the Colorado Mammoth. When his season with the Mammoths ended in April, he rejoined the defending champion Bayhawks to start the season in Major League Lacrosse, where he's also been MVP twice.
- Charley Toomey couldn't help but reminisce May 31 when he flicked on the television to watch the Charlotte Hounds play the New York Lizards in a Major League Lacrosse matchup.
- The Boston Cannons of Major League Lacrosse announced that assistant coach John Tucker (Johns Hopkins) will take over head coaching duties from Steve Duffy for the remaining eight games of the season.
- Jordan Hall wins game for Hamilton with goal in OT; Stephen Keogh leads Nationals with five goals
- Chesapeake haven't played since losing to previously winless Boston Cannons on May 19
- Will we see the legendary Casey Powell back in Major League Lacrosse? According to Chesapeake Bayhawks coach Dave Cottle, we will.
- Dan Burns has always been a local boy. He grew up Severna Park, won three Anne Arundel County titles and two state championships at Severna Park, and played college lacrosse at Maryland.
- A move to the midfield paid big dividends for Mount St. Mary's senior Andrew Scalley (Archbishop Spalding), who was named the Northeast Conference Men's Lacrosse Player of the Week for the fifth time this season.
- The defending Major League Lacrosse champion Chesapeake Bayhawks will travel to the Rochester Rattlers on April 27 to open their 14-game schedule, the team announced today.
- Dave Cottle had a very successful nine-year run as the head coach of the Maryland men's lacrosse team. During Friday night's Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft, the connections between the Chesapeake Bayhawks coach and president were on full display.
- PPL Park in Chester, Pa., will host the 2013 Major League Lacrosse Championship Weekend, sources confirmed to Inside Lacrosse today.
- Navy is ranked fifth in the Patriot League in Inside Lacrosse's Face-Off Yearbook. Lehigh, coming off its first league championship, is picked to finish first again in the coaches' poll, with Colgate second and Bucknell third.
- The Chesapeake Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse strengthened their offense with attackman Grant Kaleikau as their first pick (16th overall) in Wednesday's supplemental draft.