Lacrosse News: "Richard Stockton College has named Kevin Zulauf as its new head lacrosse coach. Zulauf elevates to the top spot for the Stockton program after two years as the assistant coach for the Ospreys. His lacrosse background also includes stints as a player at Wagner College and Stockton as well as previous coaching experience for numerous camps and youth teams."
Monday, September 14, 2009
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Lacrosse News
Lacrosse News: "Lacrosse at the high school level has grown over 100% just since 2001. While it may still not challenge the top 10 sports in terms of sponsorship, it is continuing to expand rapidly while most other sports are not. In fact, lacrosse remains among the top three fastest growing sport among those that are in the top 15 in popularity."
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Lacrosse News
Lacrosse News: "The 3rd Annual Nick Colleluori Classic will be held at Ridley High School in Folsom, Pennsylvania. The tournament takes place on Saturday October 10th beginning at 9:00 am, when it will feature 10 Division I college lacrosse teams, and on Sunday October 11th, when eight Division III teams will play."
Thursday, September 10, 2009
N.J. referee numbers rising as recession sidelines unemployed - NJ.com
N.J. referee numbers rising as recession sidelines unemployed - NJ.com: "N.J. referee numbers rising as recession sidelines unemployed"
Friday, September 4, 2009
NFHS | 2010 Major Rules Changes and Editorial Changes
NFHS | 2010 Major Rules Changes and Editorial Changes: "2010 Major Rules Changes and Editorial Changes"
2010 Major Rules Changes
| 2-1-1 | This revision defines a procedure and penalty should a team fail to have a legally equipped goalkeeper at the beginning of the game. |
| 4-3-4 | This revision defines how players must grasp the stick on a faceoff. With the addition of the term wrapped around, the rule specifies that all of a face-off player’s fingers must be wrapped around his stick. |
| 4-16 | This revision specifies that a player receiving a pass cannot be checked unless the ball is within five yards of that player. |
| 6-3-2f | This revision makes it explicit that a player “locking down” with his arm or any other part of his body over an opponent’s stick is illegal. |
| 6-5-2t | This revision stipulates that it is illegal procedure should a team fail to have a properly equipped goalkeeper on the field of play at any time during the game and prescribes a procedure for handling goalie-penalty situations. |
Monday, August 31, 2009
Westfield Patch - Westfield Dominated NJ Lacrosse in 1986
Westfield Patch - Westfield Dominated NJ Lacrosse in 1986: "Westfield Dominated NJ Lacrosse in 1986"
Following a 1985 season, where the team finished as the fifth top in the state, Westfield lacrosse enjoyed one of its finest seasons in 1986, winning their first state championship and continuing to break to records and earn recognition.
Westfield posted 17 wins in 1986, including a win in the Bristol Cup against Summit and State Championship win over rival Bridgewater East, the team that defeated Westfield in the finals the year before. In this game Westfield cruised to victory and following their win over Bridgewater East they were named the Star Ledger’s #1 team in New Jersey.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Philly Lacrosse Showcase Should Be Major Recruiting Event
Philly Lacrosse Showcase Should Be Major Recruiting Event
By Chris Goldberg, phillylacrosse.com
Episcopal Academy in suburban Philadelphia will serve as the host site November 21 for the inaugural Philly Lacrosse Showcase, a major recruiting event that will feature 210 of the top scholastic boys' lacrosse players in the Mid-Atlantic Region and beyond.
The event – which is being sponsored by Phillylacrosse.com – was developed by Andy Hayes, Episcopal Academy head coach and Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastic Lacrosse Association (EPSLA) president. Hayes also co-directed the inaugural EPSLA Showcase in June.
That event brought more than 50 Division I coaches to Philadelphia to watch two All-Star Games and has helped lead to numerous scholarship opportunities for Philly players in the current senior and junior classes.
The overwhelming success of the Showcase caused Hayes to create the Philly Lacrosse Showcase in hopes of further promoting players in the Philadelphia region, while also opening it to players from other areas. This event will feature open registration for any sophomore, junior and senior in the country aspiring to play at the major college level.
The registration process (web site is www.phillyshowcase.com) will open Sept. 1 and close after 70 players, evenly distributed by position, have signed up in each class. Registration costs $130. The players will be guaranteed to compete in three morning games in front of college coaches. The tournament committee will choose the players to compete in the “Fab Forty” All-Star Game for each class in the afternoon.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
TV Coverage for the MLL Semifinals and Championship
TV Coverage for the MLL Semifinals and Championship: "Boston, Mass. - Following an exciting final weekend of regular season play in Major League Lacrosse (MLL), the fourth and final team qualified for the 2009 New Balance MLL Championship Weekend and the pairings have now been determined. The Denver Outlaws (9-3), Toronto Nationals (7-5), Long Island Lizards (6-6), and Boston Cannons (6-6) will travel to Annapolis and take the field at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on August 22 and 23."
