Podcasts about lacrosse magazine

Ella Brockway is a multi-platform editor on the sports desk for the Washington Post. She is a former sports editing intern at The Post, and has previously written for Sports Illustrated, U.S. Lacrosse Magazine and the Asbury Park Press. In her time covering sports she has interviewed World Cup winners, Big Ten coaches and athletic directors, and NFL players while reporting live from numerous sporting events, from NWSL games up and down the East Coast, to the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament in Chicago, to the Holiday Bowl in San Diego. Ella graduated from Northwestern University in 2021 with a degree in journalism and international studies. During her time at Northwestern, she served as the sports editor of The Daily Northwestern and the president of Northwestern's student chapter of the Association for Women in Sports Media.

On todays episode, the boys sit down with Rochester Knighthawks star Ryland Rees, and they chat about his time with Team BC, Junior A, PLL, and NLL. Other topics include: - NLL Week one recap - Which teammate we would choose on a 2v2 fight to the death - (Re)launch of Lacrosse Magazine

Lindsey Munday has served since 2013 as the inaugural head coach of the USC Trojans women's lacrosse team after a stellar collegiate career at Northwestern winning two national championships. We have a great talk about the travel necessary for a west coast lacrosse team playing a sport that has its roots based on the east coast.The talk includes her thoughts on recruiting players, the west coast growth of women's lacrosse and how she and her assistant coaches balance their personal lives outside of the rigors of a D1 program.To follow her journey or the Ladies of Troy lacrosse team make sure to follow them both on their social media pages.ABOUT Lindsey MundayMunday was raised in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey and graduated from Mountain Lakes High School in 2002, where she played basketball and soccer, as well as lacrosse. She was inducted into the school's hall of fame in 2018.As a member of the Northwestern Wildcats women's lacrosse team, Munday was part of the team that won the 2005 NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship and was chosen as a member of the all-tournament team. She was also a part of the 2006 NCAA title. She graduated from Northwestern with a bachelor's degree in communications in 2006.She was a member of the gold-medal-winning U.S. team at the 2009 Women's Lacrosse World Cup and was part of the U.S. team that won the 2013 Women's Lacrosse World Cup, where she was chosen to the All-World Team. Lacrosse Magazine chose Munday as its person of the year in 2013.She spent four years as an assistant coach at her alma mater and one season as head coach for the Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers women's lacrosse team. She was selected in 2011 as the inaugural coach of the USC Trojans women's lacrosse team, a program that played its first game in February 2013 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, losing to Northwestern. Her USC team has a record of 79–38 overall record, which includes 42–11 record in league competitionSUBSCRIBEYou can subscribe to The Travel Wins Podcast on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, YouTube, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Podnews, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, and Amazon.The Travel Wins intro song by Allison Johnson and Steve StevensWebsite Design by Stack Host#lindseymunday #lacrosse #womenslacrosse

It's #WouldYouRatherWednesday here on GCR (brought to you by Glory Days Grill)-would you rather the Ravens have to pay a 1st and 3rd round pick for Julio Jones or the Chiefs get him for a 2nd? In Hour 1, we got you prepped for the NCAA Lacrosse Final Four-former Johns Hopkins coach Dave Pietramala (who will be working as a studio analyst for ESPN this weekend) checked in with us to preview Championship Weekend, then Patrick Stevens (U.S. Lacrosse Magazine, @D1scourse) discussed that and Bino Ranson's departure from Maryland. In Hour 2, Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) checked in to talk Orioles, Julio Jones, Phil Mickelson and to play #WouldYouRather. And we wrapped the show by further discussing the Jones situation with former Saints/Dolphins GM Randy Mueller-who thinks the Ravens make sense but other teams make more sense.

It's a #WouldYouRatherWednesday edition of GCR, presented by Glory Days Grill. Would you rather see your team (the Orioles) be no-hit THREE TIMES live in person in the same season OR never see an in person no-hitter in your life? Early in the show, former Ravens DT Lional "Jelly Roll" Dalton joined us to discuss his need for a new kidney and how you can help. Late in Hour 1, our weekly chat with Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse, U.S. Lacrosse Magazine) looked ahead to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Lacrosse Tournament, including the Loyola/Duke and Maryland/Notre Dame matchups. Early in Hour 2, our weekly chat with Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) covered the White Sox nonsense, the PGA, Manny Machado and some Would You Rather. And we wrapped the show with Mike Bordick-who stood up for his former manager (Tony La Russa) and offered an idea for late inning blowout games.

Insanely busy #WouldYouRatherWednesday version of GCR, brought to you by Glory Days Grill. Would you rather get a free trip to Vegas for the Ravens game or not have to think about gas at all for the next month? Near the bottom of Hour 1, author Will Leitch (the man who founded Deadspin and now contributes to MLB.com) joined us to discuss his new novel "How Lucky" and what the Orioles should do with John Means. Late in Hour 1, our weekly chat with Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse, U.S. Lacrosse Magazine) previewed the first round matchups in the NCAA Lacrosse Tournament, including Maryland/Vermont and Loyola/Denver. Early in Hour 2, our weekly chat with Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) covered Medina Spirit, Means, the Ravens' schedule and #WouldYouRather and at the bottom of Hour 2, yeah, Rick called the Preakness. Late in Hour 2, Loyola LSM Ryan McNulty checked in to discuss how the Greyhounds got things turned around and his offensive prowess in transition. And we wrapped the show by chatting with Jacoby Jones about his new gig as Morgan State tight ends coach.

In this pod, Kenny and Ralph the Ref talk about watching high school sports on Long Island, how he got into writing, his favorite events to be at, what his mentors taught him, and his new role at Lacrosse Magazine. All that and more, Ralph the Ref’s conversation with Kenny, now.

In this pod, Kenny and Ralph the Ref talk about watching high school sports on Long Island, how he got into writing, his favorite events to be at, what his mentors taught him, and his new role at Lacrosse Magazine. All that and more, Ralph the Ref's conversation with Kenny, now.

In this pod, Kenny and Ralph the Ref talk about watching high school sports on Long Island, how he got into writing, his favorite events to be at, what his mentors taught him, and his new role at Lacrosse Magazine. All that and more, Ralph the Ref's conversation with Kenny, now.

Dom Starsia 00:32 Update on Coach Starsia -Executive board of Harlem Lacrosse -Chair of US Lacrosse HOF -Coaches Organization -In between coaching situations -Writing a lot -Talking to a lot of coaches both men and women teams -Compelling to write -Inside Lacrosse and or Lacrosse Magazine 05:01 First Lacrosse Game Experience -First game coach Starsia ever saw was the one he played in freshman year at Brown University -First time picking up a stick -Athletic fit -Native American roots to the game -Sense of community in lacrosse -Rhode Island kids growing up -Fall of 82' at Brown 13:40 Memories from 91' Brown Hall of Fake Team -Players from the team -Unique talent team -Comeback game against Loyola -Bye week in the playoffs -Unfortunate ending 16:27 Developing the Culture and Becoming a Championship Team at Virginia -Started in the fall of 92' -Talent -Had to get back to work -Beginning of turning things around with a game against Syracuse -Success stories early with short coming in championships -Summer of 98' -Commitments to off the field behavior -Coaching turning the corner in the 90's -Coach Bill Tierney at Princeton in the 90's -Syracuse as a disciplined team -Key to success: have good players, have environment where they can flourish 27:18 Virginia 2006 Team -Started in spring of 2005 -Hopkins loss in 2005 -Nothing gets in the way of lacrosse -Duke scandal took some of the attention off a great season -Finish season without heavy pressure of the press -Balance -Pressure defense philosophy -Getting over a hump 37:23 Using Pressure to Get Over a Hump -Says something to your team -Helped 50/50 games -Making adjustments -Be bold -Triple pole and didn't slide -Zone in 2011 42:10 Ability to Implement a Zone Defense -Changes on offense at the same time to more 2 man game -Lost best defensemen in the middle of the season -Born out of necessity -Had the perfect players to do it -Saved middies by playing zone -Zone is not a cure all -Used it selectively going forward -Unselfish and willing team 48:29 Recruiting Canadians -Field lacrosse tournament in Toronto -Boldness in recruiting -Find people and players who fit and will make you better -Familiarity with the box game -Garrett Billings 55:45 How Coach Starsia Looked at Player in Recruiting -Separate themselves -Even on your worst day you can still be seen -Enthusiasm -Can see the things that will pay off in the next level even if it doesn't happen on the stat sheet -Body language -Don't overthink it -Put your kids in a position to enjoy what they are doing 59:58 Advice to Parents -Don't overthink the process -No cookie cutter answer -It is different for every player -Let your kid figure out some stuff for themselves -Worry about being good enough

On October 22, 2018 my brother Mike and I announced the arrival of the Premier Lacrosse League. Bloomberg broke the story across digital, print, TV and radio. Additional stories followed on NBC, Cheddar, Yahoo Finance, the NYSE, Bleacher Report, Uninterrupted, The Players' Tribune, Inside Lacrosse, Lacrosse Magazine, The Lacrosse Network, and more. We flipped the lights on at PremierLacrosseLeague.com and launched our Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube channels.  We were live. And that week, we pressed record and shared the news on this podcast with all of you.  This week, I'll continue to share more about the making of the PLL -- specifically the why and how. And interestingly enough, the timing of construction was on the same timeline of the launch of this podcast. The major difference? This show was public, and the PLL was not. Suiting Up is a show that explores the psychology, playbook of tools, and strategies of the most influential people in sports, entrepreneurship, and entertainment. 

Jessy Morgan: Opening Doors For OthersThis week my guest will be Jessy Morgan: Head Coach of the George Mason University women’s lacrosse team, former All-American at the University of Virginia, and former member of the U.S. Developmental Team. Jessy has a strong commitment to opening doors for others: “Growing the game remains important to me, because I was the recipient of opportunities through lacrosse.” https://www.spreaker.com/show/mtp-dave-briglioHead coach Jessy Morgan enters her fourth season at the helm of the George Mason lacrosse program. The former Virginia All-American and assistant coach has turned the Patriots into a contender in the Atlantic 10 Conference. As a student-athlete, Morgan helped Virginia advance to the NCAA Championship three times and win the 2004 NCAA Championship. Additionally, Jessy was the US Team selector for the 2012 gold medal team; was recently inducted into the McDonogh School Hall of Fame in 2014Jessy, a Baltimore native, began her collegiate coaching career in 2009 at Howard University where she was the head coach for the Bison for two seasons. On the national scene, Jessy was a two-time USA Developmental Team member and was voted the eighth-best African-American lacrosse player of all-time by Lacrosse Magazine in 2010. She conducts summer girls lacrosse camps in non-traditional lacrosse areas all over the country and serves as the director of the National Lacrosse Organization Lacrosse Club for girls.Jessy earned her bachelor's degree in English from Virginia in 2007 and earned her master's degree in business administration in 2017. In this episode you’ll hear:•Jessy’s journey from player to coach, to revitalizing communities•The importance of coaches opening doors for players •The state of race in lacrosse

This week we again focus on the FIL World U19 Field Lacrosse Championships as we close out round-robin play. Corey McLaughlin from Lacrosse Magazine has been covering all the action so he'll give us his perspective on all the events going on in Coquitlam. After a perfect 21-0 regular season, the Coquitlam Jr Adanacs are poised for another run at the Minto Cup this year and offensive coach Kyle Sorensen knows his team is focused and ready. Plus some WLA and SrB chat and much more, all this week on OTCB.

Eamon McAnaney chats with Lacrosse Magazine's resident Bracketologist, Patrick Stevens, to break down the race to make the NCAA tournament. Who's in, out and on the bubble?

Dynasties and destiny. The final episode of Lacrosse Magazine's video podcast includes highlights of the NCAA Division I men's and women's lacrosse championships, where Maryland and Duke were last standing, respectively,

Team USA's Brian Dougherty talks cheesesteaks and lax with us at Pat's, as the entertaining goalie prepares for his last hurrah.

Katrina Dowd talks about the moment that made her an icon, the headband and the skater-like swagger she brings to the field.

They said no Native American would wear Syracuse's storied No. 22. Cody Jamieson testifies otherwise.

LM's weekly video podcast features Alex Smith and his faceoff rivalry with Geoff Snider.

Neither injuries nor cuts could derail Kelly Berger as a player. She's just as dogged as one of the youngest coaches in Division I.

Just how does one shoot 111 miles per hour? That and more, as LM chats up the game's most wanted star.

Episode 3 of Lacrosse Magazine's weekly video podcast features the win-now inaugural Florida women's lacrosse team, plus a look at the weekend ahead in college lax.

Johns Hopkins' struggles this season will only cue the chorus of critics, but it's an onus welcomed by misunderstood head coach Dave Pietramala.

The first episode of Lacrosse Magazine's new weekly video podcast features Duke's fifth-year seniors and the roller coaster they've endured.

In this pod, Kenny and Ralph the Ref talk about watching high school sports on Long Island, how he got into writing, his favorite events to be at, what his mentors taught him, and his new role at Lacrosse Magazine. All that and more, Ralph the Ref's conversation with Kenny, now.