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Introducing the BATTLE xFAST LM OCTOBER VOLUME 38/NUMBER 10 6 STARTERS
Summer wrapped up with MLL playoffs and Team USA training. Lacrosse Magazine’s shooters get in on the action.
13 THE SCOOP
The shot clock debate in focus, colleges landing big transfers, Brodie Merrill landing in Toronto, Kyle Harrision’s game- week routine and stars aligning between the U.S. senior and U19 women’s teams.
18 LIFESTYLES
BU graduate Alex Mount fl ashes her graphic design handiwork for the NFL in New York.
59 YOUR EDGE
Get power-shooting jedi mind tricks from Syracuse’s Kayla Treanor, catch and shoot with Matt Striebel, coach players to pick the right dodge and get fi t for stripes in LM’s revamped tips section.
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HELPING PREVENT THE #1 INJURY IN LACROSSE
Maintain Optimum Performance and Help Prevent Rolled Ankle Injuries Before They Happen
Compared to traditional tape and braces, the BATTLE xFAST provides:
• Functional Support
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• Convenience and Speed of Application to Trainers
BILL TIERNEY COMMENDED THE NCAA FOR RULES CHANGES, BUT DID IT LEAVE TOO MUCH TO THE DISCRETION OF OFFICIALS? DEBATE STARTS ON PAGE 13.
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4 FROM THE EDITOR 5 MAILBAG 20 US LACROSSE
What makes a good youth lacrosse league? Learn more about the Gold Stick Program.
27 HER SPACE
Kate Hickman asks college coaches about mental toughness and how to develop it in players.
29 HIS SPACE Bill Tanton muses about Steve Mitchell, the fi rst long-stick middie enshrined in the Hall of Fame.
31 BOYLE POINT
Lacrosse stats are not good enough, writes Ryan Boyle. We need a “Moneyball” concept.
72 GIVE AND GO
The last of the Stanwicks sets Wall Street in his sights.
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