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

1. The biggest star in Major League Lacrosse after the launch of the Premier Lacrosse League was the Bayhawks' Lyle Thompson. Thompson had some fun on social media with his entrance into the PLL.

2. There are a number of details to be finalized in the merger between the Premier Lacrosse League and Major League Lacrosse, but a story in The Patriot Ledger quotes Cannons president Ian Frenette as saying the team intends to stay connected to Quincy, Mass., where the team has been headquartered in recent years.

3. There’s still a lot to happen before college lacrosse returns after being on hiatus since mid-March, but things continue to look more promising. Ohio State men’s lacrosse coach Nick Myers told Lax Sports Network’s Travis Eldridge that while the team doesn’t have a bus or hotel room booked as things remain fluid, they’re targeting a mid-February start to its 2021 game schedule.

4. US Lacrosse’s Lauren Davenport’s latest essay covers the importance of justice and healing.

5. Summer Carpenter and Samuel Pikul are the latest high school lacrosse players to be recognized through the US Lacrosse Impact Athletes program.

WHAT WE’RE READING

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

A thread that started with Kyle Harrison sharing some love to other midfield greats eventually brought us a sampling of highlights from former Princeton star Josh Sims.

WHAT’S ON TAP

  • Get ready for our preseason All-Americans for 2021.

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