»LAX OUT LOUD


“Defense just really wins


championships.” — Monroe defender#HARITY7ARNER after leading the Tribunes to a 14-7 win over Onondaga to clinch their fourth straight NJCAA women's title May 15.


»GROUND BALLS 4


Seconds left when Jamie Ortega scored for Long


Island Metro 1 to give the team a 13-12 win over D.C. Metro 1 and a third straight US Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament, Onondaga Division, win. Ortega, a North Carolina commit, also received the Heather Leigh Albert Award, presented to the tournament’s top player.


Gear Up ENTER TO WIN!


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Who will be inducted to the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame on Sept. 10 at The Grand Lodge in Hunt Valley, Md.: Margie Anderson, Kim Basner, Joanne


Connelly, Julie Dayton, Michele LeFevre Doyle, Glen Miles, Mike Morrill, Robert Shek and *OHN4UCKER. Tickets are available beginning Aug. 1 at USLacrosse.org/HOF.


July 7-21


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» BRINE MANTRA IV


The all new Brine Mantra IV features patented Vari-Flex technology to control flex and provide control in warmer weather conditions. The Grid-Flex X pocket flexes with the ball for a consistent channel through the entire


$2 million


Projected revenue this year for Rachel Zietz’s Gladiator Lacrosse practice equipment company. The 15-year-old lacrosse player from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., appeared on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” on May 13. She didn’t get any deals from the Sharks, but they were impressed with her presentation.


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head, making it ideal for midfielders and defenders. Available at retailers nationwide on Sept. 2.


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