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

1. The U.S. Men’s U19 team tryouts reached Round 2 at US Lacrosse headquarters this weekend.

The 50-man tryout pool held practice Friday, scrimmaged Saturday and finished the weekend with the Blue-White game on Sunday morning.

Team Blue took the flagship event of this round of tryouts 9-6, with incoming college freshmen Jake Caputo (Duke) and Connor Mitchell (Ohio State) each dropping two goals. Read more on the Blue-White game here.

And make sure you check out the highlights, featuring a special guest.

Grit wins championships.
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That’s what we saw today at @uslacrosse. Roll the highlights. pic.twitter.com/oIaHsJNR08

— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) July 14, 2019

Chills, man.

White team locked in entering the fourth quarter, trailing Blue 7-5. Head to @LaxSportsNet NOW. pic.twitter.com/53HUW48hh0

— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) July 14, 2019

Tonight’s special guest: Ryan Conrad
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Conrad, the hero of the 2016 U19 gold medal win, an @ncaalax champion at @uvamenslax and a member of @PLLAtlas, dropped some wisdom on the players trying out for the 2020 team. pic.twitter.com/tBML3Xd3b5

— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) July 14, 2019

Hand over heart. No song means more.@MyersJMZ with a great lesson. pic.twitter.com/tqp3ghmtXr

— U.S. Men's National Team (@USAMLax) July 13, 2019

2. The Boston Cannons and Chesapeake Bayhawks made moves up the MLL standings with victories over the weekend.

For the Cannons (5-2), a 10-goal second-half run fueled a 17-16 come-from-behind victory over the Atlanta Blaze. Down 10-7 in the third quarter, the Cannons rallied off the big run to take a commanding lead late.

The Blaze made a run of their own, cutting the deficit to 17-16 with 1:57 left. Tate Boyce, who had not played all season before entering the game while Nick Marrocco served a penalty, played the role of hero for the Cannons, making a save as the time ticked down.

@THE_GREAT_TATE takes the cage with a minute left and makes the GAME WINNING SAVE (P.S. That was also his first playing time all season) pic.twitter.com/Imcn9pfG4y

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) July 14, 2019

Chesapeake (4-2) rallied from down five goals to get past the Dallas Rattlers 13-11 thanks to four goals from Steele Stanwick. Stanwick had a hat trick in the third quarter to help the Bayhawks flip a 7-6 halftime deficit.

• The league also announced that Rob Pannell and Lyle Thompson will be the captains for the MLL All-Star Game.

3. Earlier this summer, US Lacrosse Magazine was in Boston to witness a historic weekend for lacrosse. All three professional leagues opened their seasons within miles of one another.

Check out the scenes from the first weekend in June.

4. Dublin Coffman (Ohio) senior Evan James has been named the Warrior/US Lacrosse Midwest Boys’ Player of the Year.

5. New Trier senior attacker Lucy Murray wins Brine/US Lacrosse Midwest Girls’ Player of the Year honors.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Another update on Cornell’s Ryan Maloney, who remains unable to move his legs after a spinal cord injury earlier this month. “‘I’m going to walk, whatever it takes.’” he said.

• College Crosse reviews the 2019 season for Manhattan men’s lacrosse.

• Duke women’s lacrosse mourns the loss of former player Morgan Rodgers, who appeared on the roster in 2016 and 2017.

• New Rutgers women’s lacrosse coach Melissa Lehman shares her philosophy on recruiting in New Jersey, among other topics.

• Another Dialed In, another story of lacrosse growing in the United States and beyond. This time, we read about the growth of the game in San Antonio.

• The Jamaican women’s U19 team is still hoping to raise enough money to make it to the World Lacrosse World Championships. 

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Wow. What a highlight for Bradley Voigt's first goal.

Not a bad way to score your first MLL goal, @Bradley_Voigt pic.twitter.com/WiKEklkDFn

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) July 14, 2019

A snapshot of the work the Give and Go Foundation is doing to spread the game.

It all began with our passion for the sport, and a desire to immerse ourselves in culture & people.

We bring lacrosse to underserved communities because it is our love to give back to the game.

Learn more: https://t.co/QORUm4qVDO#GrowTheGame & Donate: https://t.co/u2e7Sdswao pic.twitter.com/cdWy0LI67n

— The Give and Go Foundation(@GiveGoFund) July 14, 2019

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• The Way-Early Division II men's rankings begin today.

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