In a back-and-forth battle, with 12 seconds left to play, Atlas’ defense shut down the Archers, forcing Matt Moore to miss a game-tying goal wide left, to edge them out 10-9.
Growing up, Connor Farrell would walk into the kitchen of his home in Holtsville, New York nearly ten times a day for a refill. When he pulled open the refrigerator door and the light softly illuminated Farrell’s face, his mom Kathleen’s money was well-bet that Farrell was making his way through the ten gallons of milk she’d purchased that week.
By | The Premier Lacrosse League inducted the inaugural class into the Pro Lacrosse Hall of Fame at halftime of the Archers-Cannons game at Shuart Stadium on Saturday. Former attackers John Grant Jr., Mark Millon and Casey Powell, midfielders Gary Gait, Jay Jalbert and Matt Striebel, defenders John Gagliardi, Pat McCabe and Nicky Polanco, faceoff…
Rookie Logan Wisnauskaus introduced himself to the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) with a five-goal performance in Chrome’s 12-3 victory over the Redwoods in Week 2 in Charlotte, N.C.
By | In Matt Dunn‘s collection of Spotify albums sit his originally crafted ‘Chill’ and ‘More Chill’ playlists. Back on the first day of quarantine at the 2020 Premier Lacrosse League Champions Series bubble, Dunn and his hotel roommate Michael Ehrhardt couldn’t leave, so they needed something to pass time. They started adding their favorite…
By | The Whipsnakes return to the championship stage after ousting the Waterdogs 14-10 in a back and forth semifinal battle in Philadelphia. Zed Williams led the way with five goals, Jay Carlson added three and Brad Smith two. Matt Rambo had one goal and one assist. With 9:19 left in the first half, Justin…
By | Welcome to Week 10. It’s the Whipsnakes. It’s the Waterdogs. It’s the semifinals. Quarterfinal Review In case you missed it, the Whipsnakes and Redwoods showed out, again. These two teams have battled to the final minute in each of their three postseason matchups. In 2019, the Whipsnakes ousted the Redwoods 12-11 to claim…
For 150-something days of the offseason during his sophomore year at St. Mary’s High School, Jake Carraway spent 100-balls a day shooting.
“He was always posting it on his Snapchat story,” Carraway’s high school teammate and Redwoods goalie Tim Troutner said. “Every day he was shooting. Rain or shine, I’m not kidding, I watched him go probably over 150 days in a row.”
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