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Johns Hopkins could not stop Duke’s Myles Jones in an NCAA quarterfinal at Delaware. Once Jones and the Blue Devils’ first midfield line started humming, no one could stop them.
FEATURES LACROSSE MAGAZINE >> JULY 2014 >> VOLUME 38/NUMBER 7
LETHAL INJECTION 32 Ú From a failed experiment to a monster run through the NCAA tournament, Myles
Jones, Deemer Class and Christian Walsh morphed into a potent midfi eld to lead Duke to its second straight NCAA title.
By Gary Lambrecht
TAYLOR MADE 42 Ú Inspired by the 1999 U.S. World Cup women’s soccer team, Taylor Cummings
always said it was about the team. But after Memorial Day weekend, all eyes were on Maryland’s sophomore sensation.
By Megan Schneider
CANADA VS. USA 52 Ú There’s no love lost here. Get behind the matchups (John Grant Jr. vs. Lee Zink
should be a goodie) and behind the scenes (fi rst-person accounts by Brodie Merrill and Ryan Boyle) of lacrosse’s most intriguing international rivalry.
TOR! KONTRA! 62 Ú As the world’s lacrosse teams land in Denver, will the players be lost in translation?
Although some terms may sound foreign to the American ear, the game remains true to its roots as it quickly becomes a worldwide sport.
By Mark Macyk A Publication of US Lacrosse >>ON THE COVER
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From left, Japan’s Tomohiro Fujihira, Canada’s John Grant, Team USA’s Lee Zink and Iroquois Nationals’ Randy Staats.
Photo illustration by Gabriella O’Brien
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38 nations descend on Denver
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