Matt DaSilva

Get your spring sport memes ready. Two marquee games this weekend — Hopkins-Georgetown men and Florida-Loyola women — are among those off the table due to the bitter cold.

Most teams would kill to have a conference player of the year, a two-year ACC starter and a top-50 recruit comprise their first midfield. At North Carolina, it’s the third line. That’s the talent with which the Tar Heels are operating.

The sun has set on the Kavanagh dynasty and the Faison brothers fantasy lasted less than a month. But the Notre Dame lacrosse pedigree stretches well beyond its famously fraternal ties.

It's back to Base Camp for the Buckeyes, whose breakout season ended abruptly but set the tone for a very productive offseason.

What more must Army do? Consecutive NCAA tournament snubs have the Black Knights eager to reclaim their destiny even after graduating arguably its best class ever.

Joaquin Villagomez is healthy, and that's big for Towson in more ways than one. The Tigers' attack unit is shaping up to be one of the best in the country.

The NCAA “has taken public meaningful steps” toward unifying the Division I, II and III women’s lacrosse championships in 2027, the IWLCA stated in a press release Thursday.

Nick Saban watching Drake Maye play basketball during a recruiting visit? Ned Crotty can relate — and the incoming Hall of Famer has a strong stance on specialization.

Ned Crotty’s 2010 star turn was a springboard for one of the brilliant playing careers of the 21st century. On Jan. 10, he'll be inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

USA Lacrosse Magazine editor in chief Matt DaSilva details his experience learning about Mitchell Pehlke.