College Men

The lacrosse world has lost an icon. Dave Urick, who led Hobart to 10 straight NCAA titles and built Georgetown into a national power, has died at age 75.

More scholarships, less money, unanswered questions — how a seismic change in the college athletics landscape could affect the sport.

When Bill Belichick arrived in Chapel Hill last week, his first stop was the lacrosse office. Joe Breschi, for one, is very excited about the Belichick effect.

The 2025 season will be Bugbee's 42nd and final leading Springfield.

Montclair State University announced Friday its plan to realign its athletics and recreation program.

This week's cover features Emmet Carroll and Brendan Lavelle — the All-American duo who have had each other's back since grade school. 

We spoke with the award-winning writer, filmmaker and historian about his lacrosse experience — and how the sport proved to be a powerful vehicle of self-discovery.

Runk coached Towson for 31 years, winning a NCAA College Division championship in 1974.

Bill Coleman turned 100 in August. He's the last remaining member of the 1948 RPI team that represented the USA in the London Olympics. His story? It's Forrest Gump meets lacrosse.

Daly is the first former Division I coach to be part of John Tillman’s staff.