Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:

1. NCAA championship MVP, Tewaaraton Award winner and IWLCA Player of the Year — it’s a clean sweep for Maryland goalie Megan Taylor.

The IWLCA announced its positional award winners and players of the year for all three divisions Thursday. Kole Pollock (Adelphi) and Dakota Adamec (Tufts) won top honors in Division II and Division III, respectively.

Positional award winners in Division I were Taylor (Goalkeeper of the Year), teammate Julia Braig (Defender of the Year) and Boston College’s Sam Apuzzo (Attacker of the Year) and Dempsey Arsenault (Midfielder of the Year).

2. Pat Spencer will play college basketball at Northwestern, according to Stadium basketball analyst Jeff Goodman. Spencer, the Tewaaraton Award winner and a first-round pick in both the Premier Lacrosse League and Major League Lacrosse, Is putting off pro lacrosse for a year to pursue his hoop dreams.

3. An average of 412,000 viewers watched Sunday’s Premier Lacrosse League game between Chaos and Atlas, according to the PLL and NBC Sports, making it the most watched pro outdoor lacrosse game in history.

4. Emily Parros is making the most of her second chance with the U.S. national team, reconnecting with her North Carolina coach Jenny Levy, who called her the consummate competitor and leader.

5. The WPLL’s Brave called up four players from the player pool.

Midfielder Gianna Bowe (North Carolina), attacker Emily Gillingham (Towson), goalie Hayley Hicklen (Florida) and midfielder Dorrien Van Dyke (Stony Brook) will join the team this weekend. They replace Jenna Collins, Ellie DeGarmo, Kelsey Sheridan and Taylor Thornton, who were unable to commit to the WPLL for the 2019 season, the league announced Thursday.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Archers midfielder Ben McIntosh is thriving in his return to field lacrosse playing for Chris Bates, the coach who recruited him to Drexel.

• No. 10 Penn, No. 9 Notre Dame, No. 8 Michigan, No. 7 Virginia and No. 6 Boston College are profiled in the latest way-early 2020 rankings for Division I women’s lacrosse.

• The Metro Atlanta Youth Lacrosse Association has a good problem. It’s getting too big.

• Chaos captain Brodie Merrill keeps fooling father time

• Joe Amplo’s first week at Navy: Listen, observe and engage.

• A bottom-up solution for the sportsmanship epidemic as it relates to verbal abuse of officials.

• Signed by the Detroit Lions after rookie minicamp, former Bryant and Boston Cannons lacrosse player Tom Kennedy is chasing his NFL dream.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Taylor Cumming mic’d up during U.S. women’s national team training camp.

.@tcummings_21 is MIC'd up. Trust us, this is a video you don't want to miss #USAWLAX pic.twitter.com/zTFkHkrea1

— U.S. Women's National Team (@USAWLax) June 13, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Six pro lacrosse games, all available on TV or streaming. It starts tonight with the WPLL’s Fight vs. Brave (5:30 p.m., ESPN3) in Richmond, Va. Tomorrow’s PLL doubleheader in Bridgeview, Ill., features Chaos vs. Redwoods (2 p.m., NBC Gold) and Archers vs. Whipsnakes (5 p.m., NBC Sports Network). The Chesapeake Bayhawks visit the New York Lizards (7 p.m., ESPN+) in the only MLL game of the weekend, and the WPLL’s Pride and Command (7:30 p.m., ESPN3) wrap things up in Richmond. On Sunday, the PLL returns to NBC flagship. Atlas and Chrome face off at 2:30 p.m.

• Who’s No. 1? Jeremy Fallis concludes his way-early 2020 rankings for Division I women’s lacrosse with a look at his projected top five.

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