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

1. Quinnipiac has suspended all activites for its men's lacrosse team pending an investigation into alleged violations of the student code of conduct. The story was first reported by Inside Lacrosse yesterday. Quinnipiac is coming off of a 9-6 season in which it won the MAAC regular season title.

2. The National Lacrosse League's Vancouver franchise rebranded itself with a new name - Warriors - and logo, which were revealed on Friday.

3. Two coaches who made major contributions to the sport are among the 2018 National Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductees this coming weekend. Phyllis Kilgour, who never played the sport, won 574 games and eight state championships at Radnor (Pa.) High School. Denise Wescott coached college lacrosse for more than 30 years, but made an ever bigger impact globally with her contributions to international lacrosse.

4. Caitlyn Wurzburger, a member of the 2019 U.S. Women's U19 Training Team, gained national attention when she verbally committed to Syracuse as an eighth grader in 2016. That was the earliest commit on record for a women's lacrosse player. Earlier this month, Wurzburger announced she was reopening the recruiting process and yesterday she announced her destination: North Carolina. Wurzburger, rated the No. 1 player in the Class of 2020 by Inside Lacrosse, will compete with the U.S. U19 team during the Team USA Fall Classic on Oct. 6-7.

I am so excited to announce that I have verbally committed to play D1 lacrosse at the University of North Carolina!! I would like to thank my family, coaches, and teammates. #goheels pic.twitter.com/3IBhRQEH9w

— Caitlyn Wurzburger (@caitlynwurz15) September 23, 2018

5. James Madison, which will play the U.S. team on Oct. 6 in the Team USA Fall Classic, was honored on the field during the school's football game on Saturday for its 2018 NCAA championship.

Such a great welcome from JMU Nation yesterday when we were introduced for our 2018 national championship!#GoDukes pic.twitter.com/8cCF9HwRfF

— JMU Lacrosse (@JMULacrosse) September 24, 2018

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Karla Mixon, the longtime coach of the highly-successful girls lacrosse program at Ridgewood (N.J.) High School has announced her resignation. Ridgewood has won six state championships under Mixon and was ranked No. 21 nationally by US Lacrosse Magazine last year.

• The Fresno Bee reported that Fresno State is awaiting the results of an investigation of its women's lacrosse program launched following the 2018 season.

• Penn State dedicated its new lacrosse facility - Panzer Field - on Sunday. The $5 million-plus facility should be a big boost to already strong lacrosse programs.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Fall training under the lights with the Furman men's lacrosse program.

Landing Zones are a rite of passage in our program. Today marked their completion. Congrats to all who made it! Now onto Fall Ball! #fuallthetime #godins #dinsontop @Inside_Lacrosse @LacrosseNetwork @STXmlax pic.twitter.com/IJ0Kg7afGC

— Furman Lacrosse (@FURMANMLAX) September 22, 2018

Cool highlights from the Arizona's Blue-Red fall game.

ICYMI: The Red-Blue game was a huge success. Thanks to everyone who came out to support. The Blue team took a 12-10 victory over the red team. Here’s what went down this weekend. pic.twitter.com/DIr8xedQQf

— Arizona Lacrosse (@UofAMensLax) September 24, 2018

WHAT’S ON TAP

• We'll take a look at the career of three-time team USA player and current Lehigh head coach Kevin Cassese as he gets ready to go into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

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