By Maggie Jent Photo via USA Lacrosse (@usa_wlax) On September 16th, 2021, USA Lacrosse shocked its followers with the announcement of Michelle Tumolo’s retirement from the National Team.  Tumolo, a Syracuse women’s lacrosse alumni and arguably one of the most successful athletes to go through the program, has been one the biggest names in women’s…

By Allan Rabil If you missed the chance to be a part of the inaugural Sixes Tournament on the historic DC Mall, nestled between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, then promise yourself to be a part of this adult tourney next year.  Fifteen inaugural teams (11 men and 4 women) across 4 divisions…

By Maggie Jent BOYDS, Md. – Beginning with the launch of the United Women’s Lacrosse League in 2016 and the Women’s Professional Lacrosse League in 2018, the evolution of women’s professional lacrosse has kept players like Kady Glynn, former Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year at nationally ranked Loyola University (Md.), eager to see what…

By Maggie Jent Images via Alex Aust’s Instagram (@alexaust_) BOYDS, M.D. – When the lockdown began in March 2020, Alex Aust, gold medalist with Team USA and former member of the University of Maryland women’s lacrosse team, kickstarted her journey in creating her personal brand within women’s lacrosse. In the past year and a half,…

By Maggie Jent More than Just a Game: “Born to Lax” MANCHESTER, N.H – On Friday, June 4, the Born to Run Foundation held its first annual New Hampshire golf outing where founder, Noelle Lambert, donated her thirteenth prosthetic to an athlete in need. Lambert presented fellow amputee and fellow collegiate women’s lacrosse player, Courtney…