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An interview is presented with Bill Belichick, coach of the National Football League team New England Patriots, who discusses his childhood passion for lacrosse, the game's effect on his family, and the Bill Belichick Foundation.

The article provides information on the journey of the U.S. under-19 (U19) lacrosse team at the Federation of International Lacrosse U19 Men's World Championship game on July 16, 2016 in Coquitlam, British Columbia, providing information on preparation that helped the team secure their gold medal.

The article focuses on Nick Myers, Ohio State University head coach, who has reunited with his reunited with his childhood friend and brother for the gold medal in lacrosse game.

The article offers information on lacrosse teams in the U.S. including the national ranking of the University of Notre Dame, the statement of University of Denver (DU) coach Bill Tierney on the team's leadership, and the potential of Ben Williams in providing Syracuse Orange with wins.

The article offers information on the performance of the U.S. team in the World Indoor Lacrosse Championship semifinals that was held on September 25, 2015.

The article looks into how brothers Casey, Ryan and Mike Powell ended up playing and loving the lacrosse sport in Syracuse, New York.

The article discusses the performance of the players of the New York Lizards Major League Lacrosse (MLL) professional men's lacrosse team on their victory over Rochester Knighthawks in the MLL championship game. It mentions Lizards players including midfielder Greg Gurenlian who win MLL Most Valuable Player (MVP) award, goalie Drew Adam who won the MLL Goalie of the Year award, and attackman Rob Pannell who won the Tewaaraton award.

The article offers information on the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men's lacrosse championship 2015 held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, won by Denver men's lacrosse team from the University of Denver, Colorado. It informs that during the championship Denver defeated Maryland lacrosse team of the University of Maryland at College Park. Maryland, with the score of 10-5 to win its first NCAA lacrosse championship.

This article focuses on Matt Brown, assistant coach to Bill Tierney at the University of Denver men's lacrosse team. Topics discussed include Brown's career as a lacrosse player, including winning three Canadian national Junior A titles in the late 1990s, his coaching philosophy, and Denver's first trip to the National Collegiate Athletic Association final four in May 2011. Information is also offered on the U.S. Lacrosse Coaching Education Program and the U.S. Lacrosse Mobile Coach app.

The article profiles University of Albany lacrosse player Lyle Thompson. Topics covered include his lacrosse records, including his National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) single-season scoring record of 128 points in 2014, his approach to the college game and the broader audience, and his family background.

The article features Dillon Ward, the Canadian lacrosse player. It mentions the ascension of Ward as the starting goaltender for the Team Canada as well as highlights the legacies of former Canadian world championship goalies Chris Sanderson and Kyle Miller. Other information such as the first goalie camp attended by Ward is presented. INSETS: GRANTS PAINFUL DECISION;MOST-READ ON LAXMAGAZINE.COM.

The article discusses the removal of segments of the men's lacrosse world. The author provides an overview on the removal of a part of the game equivalent to the jump ball in basketball. He also tackles the decision of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to eliminate faceoffs which results to the halt in college lacrosse in 1979. INSET: REVIVE THE DIVE?.

The article provides information on Devon Wills' pursuit of becoming a member of the Major League Lacrosse's (MLL) New York Lizards. Topics discussed include Wills' journey to become the first woman to be a member of a MLL team, her experiences throughout the journey, and her background in the sport. Also mentioned is one notable thing that is missing from Willis' workout.

The article features several lacrosse players and their pursuit for a gold medal at the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championship in Denver, Colorado in 2014. Topics include reigning World Most Valuable Player (MVP) Paul Rabil and his career in lacrosse, 29 other players in Team USA and their background in the sport.

The article focuses on Duke University Blue Devils men's lacrosse team senior defenseman Casey Carroll who returned into playing after four deployments as a U.S. Army Ranger. Among the topics discussed include his father Peter Carroll, insights from Blue Devils defenseman Henry Lobb, and former Navy Seal team commander Captain Jamie Sands.

The article discusses the lineup of college men's lacrosse for the 2014 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Topics discussed include the one-year-old ACC players including Brian Megill, David Lawson, Jojo Marasco, Hakeem Lecky and Mark Cockerton, the shifts in college athletics to conference realignment driven by football and basketball, Duke athletic director Kevin White's comparison of the ACC lacrosse to Southeastern Conference (SEC) football.

The article focuses on the top 20 men's lacrosse teams in the Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Topics discussed include performance of the teams, their coaches and top players. Some of these teams include the Blue Devils from Duke University, Orange from Syracuse University and Tar Heels from the University of North Carolina.

The article presents a profile of State University of New York at Albany lacrosse player Lyle Thompson, also the periodical's 2014 Men's Preseason Player of the Year for the Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Topics discussed include Thompson's membership with the Six Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy along with his brother Miles and cousin Ty, personal life of Thompson, and how he and his brother Miles pursued lacrosse in college.

The article focuses on the college lacrosse players of the Setton Hill College in Greensburg, Pennsylvania who have gathered to pay tribute to the death of Griffins coach Kristie Quigley during a bus accident on March 16, 2013. It says that the players have boarded similar bus during the scrimmage at Dequesne in 2013. It states that coach Courtney Tamasitis has designed a playbook fir dealing with the tragedy.

The article features lacrosse players Casey Powell and John Grant Jr. who played the type of lacrosse every 35 and over club leaguer aspires to play. They are teammate for the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) champion Chesapeakke Bayhawks that beat the Charlotte Hounde 10-9 in the MLL final on August 25, 2013 in Chester, Pennsylvania. Bayhawks acquired Grant for a second-round pick before the 2012 season and has since posted consecutive 32-point seasons. Powell was an MLL original. INSET: DOG DAYS.

The article presents former Duke All-American midfielder and present Bryant assistant Brad Ross who at 28 years old is suffering from a post-concussion condition. He has persistent post-concussion syndrome where sudden dizziness would affect his ability to walk steadily or speak clearly. It started a week after he absorbed late hit playing for the Boston Cannons in the August 2011 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) playoffs. Treatment is fairly limited and Ross will never play lacrosse again.

The article profiles lacrosse player Drew Snider who plays for the Major League Lacrosse team, the Denver Outlaws. Snider, who plays as an offensive midfielder, is ranked fifth in the league in points with 32 for the 2013 season. He is also the third-highest scorer among midfielders, behind first-ranked Kevin Crowley and number two-ranked Paul Rabil. Aside from playing for the Outlaws, Snider also serves as coach at Nathan Hale High. INSET: MLL Homestretch: What to Watch..

The article profiles Cortney Fortunato, senior player for the Northport High School girls lacrosse team. Fortunato refers to scoring a goal as her favorite part of the game. Others admire her stick skills, vision, lacrosse intelligence quotient, pump-fake ability and other craftiness. She was originally a soccer player in fourth grade and she joined the Yellow Jackets, a two-time U.S. Lacrosse Under-15 national championship club team, when she was in fifth grade.

The article features Chesapeake Bayhwaks, the 2012 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) champion. The team won its fourth MLL title in August 2012 with its victory at the MLL Championship Weekened at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The article also details the exploits of Bayhawk veterans including Brian Spallina, midfielder Kyle Dixon, and goalie Kip Turner. INSET: SNAKE BITTEN AGAIN.

The article offers information on the 23 members of U.S. Under 19 (U19) team who will be playing for the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Championship in Turku, Finland. The offensive headliner, it says, is Ryan Tucker while Robbi Zoppo possesses at good shot on the run and Sean Mahon is effective in faceoffs and in half-field offensive sets. It also notes midfielder Brent Armstrong, offensive handler Mike Tagliaferri and 2011 Nassau county Attackman of the Year Joe Leonard.

The article profiles John Paul, coach of the University of Michigan's varsity men's lacrosse. He receives the "Lacrosse Magazine's" Person of the Year award. He cultivates a winning team and the donor base that jumped at the opportunity to fund a varsity program once it became a reality. He establishes the Michigan Lacrosse Booster Club and the Michigan Lacrosse Alumni Advisory Board for fundraising and communications.

The article focuses on the Boston Cannons lacrosse team, which won the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) championship in August 28, 2011 against the Hamilton Nationals. Paul Rabil, Cannon's player, says that their victory was a huge relief and sense of satisfaction. Defenseman Kyle Sweeney, mentions that would comeback for a ninth season to win a title. Brian Farrell adds that its neat to see how close the guys from the team are. INSET: NEW-LOOK NATS MAKE A RUN.

The article features 15 first-year U.S. college lacrosse players who are likely to enjoy significant field time upon their arrival in fall 2011 and who could have the most instant impact at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I level in spring 2012. They include attacker Caroline Tarzian of Georgetown, goalkeeper Bobby Wardwell of Syracuse, and midfielder Ryan Tucker of Virginia. Attacker David Solomon of Maryland and midfielder Tyler Landis of Brown are also cited.

The article focuses on lacrosse players who played in the U.S. Lacrosse high school All-America and eventually became star players with university teams. John Lade considered being a U.S. Lacrosse high school All-American as a great experience and opportunity to see other parts of the country. John Galloway considered a venue to learn the fundamentals and different styles of players. Among the high schools featured in the Champion All-American Showcase and the Lacrosse National Senior Showcase were Mikey Powell, Acacia Walker, Nick Galasso and Kara Mupo.

The article looks at the new rules on high hits in men's lacrosse in the U.S. It recalls a hit from Notre Dame's Ian O'Connor on Duke Defenseman Chris Hipps, which had been called as an unnecessary roughness penalty on O'Connor. However, the author claims that the hit could have been an illegal body check, given the new rules prohibiting contact to an opponent's head and neck that were introduced prior to the start of the 2011 season.

The article features Tim Goettelmann, attackerman of the Long Island Lizards lacrosse team. Information is given on his visit to Cohen Children's Medical Center in New York as part of the commitment of his charitable organization, Monster's Kids. The organization was able to raised and donated a big amount for the construction and maintenance of the hospital facility.

The article describes the strategy of Jeff Tambroni, the head coach of the Nittany Lions lacrosse team of Pennsylvania State University. Tambroni plans to develop a team that is both defensive and offensive and is composed of disciplined and hardworking members. This was the kind of team that he had when he was at Cornell University. As to why Tambroni accepted the position at Penn State, he claims that he was motivated by the opportunity to stimulate the potential of the Lions team.

This article discusses how coaching change led to the victory of the Chesapeake Bayhawks lacrosse team over the Long Island Lizards in the 2010 Major League Lacrosse (MLL) championship game. Asked about the difference of opinion that led to the coaching move, coach Brendan Kelly states that they did not practice during the losing streak. The preparations made by the team for the championship game are described.

The article presents ten events in the U.S. women's lacrosse to watch out for in 2010. The Northwestern Women's lacrosse team, Wildcats, after their defeat by Maryland is regrouping to be one of the top teams. It notes on the potential of Maryland to have a good 2010-2011 season despite the graduation of player Caitlyn McFadden. The Cavaliers Virginia team is back on practice amidst the death of its former member, Yeardley Love who was allegedly murdered George Huguely, former Virginia men's lacrosse player.

The article presents a chronology of events related to the history of the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) from 1999 to 2010, including the founding of MLL on May 24, 1999 by celebrity Jake Steinfeld, Warrior chief executive officer (CEO) Dave Morrow and former Family Channel CEO Tim Robertson, and the opening day of the 14-game inaugural season on JUne 7, 2001.

The article details the author's conversation with Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Commissioner David Gross about the league's 10th season to be held in the U.S. in summer of 2010. Gross discusses his optimism about the league's future. He shares his intention of increasing the number of teams in the league to 16 by year 2025. He also details the aspects of the league that need to be improved including attendance and franchise stability.

The article discusses the use of the Lacrosse Athlete Development Model by American lacrosse body US Lacrosse, and the need for athletic development and awareness of lacrosse in the U.S.

The article describes the performance of Rochester Rattlers' goalie Brett Queener in the Major League Lacrosse (MLL). He emits energy from the crease as shown during the team's victory over Denver Outlaws for the MLL championship. In the title-game win, he left the crease nearly half a dozen times in the second half. Queener said his inspiration was Tom Marechek of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Queener emerged as an off-the-bench spark for a Rochester roster that had never won a postseason game.