The time has finally come in NCAA men’s college lacrosse for regulated time in a shot clock. After many years, and many rumors, the shot clock will be making its way into men’s collegiate lacrosse.
Playing women’s summer lacrosse is how you really take the leap to become a better player. Women’s lacrosse tournaments, camps, and leagues are very popular and plenty of fun. This is also the best way to interact with college women’s lacrosse players and coaches.
Maxwell Kelsey is an expert Ojibwe traditional lacrosse stick maker, but he still is on a journey to learn more. Growing as a stick maker and meeting a hero of his at LaxCon 2018 helped him on the way.
Playing women’s college lacrosse at any level is a challenge, every situation is different. Each program has their own way of running things, and the level of dedication at each will depend on the coach and team. The three girls in this interview have all played at competitive schools in their respective division. If you want to truly play the game at a high level, you should expect experiences like these.
StringKing brought the heat with Type 4 and the new Tri-Twist technology that has reduced the weight of their mesh while increasing the strength. You also get a 6-month warranty on this mesh, so you know that they trust the durability and performance in Type 4 over all other meshes they have created.
Don’t miss the biggest lacrosse event of the summer when 48 nations will celebrate the creator’s game in Israel during the largest international lacrosse tournament in history.
College lacrosse recruiting can come down to high school academics and how hard you work inside the classroom. Effort on the books can be just as important as effort on the field.
The game of women’s lacrosse took to some major changes for the 2018 season. With all the new rules, players had a lot to learn and adapt to their game. After undergoing a full season, we’ve recapped how we felt and notice the changes are a positive addition to our game.
The lacrosse anchor knot is used by many players when stringing their lacrosse stick. The anchor knot allows you to keep the sidewall tight and anchor the mesh where you want it.
Week three D1 College Lacrosse Recap and game analysis, with highlights from all of the games over the weekend.
A Supreme Lacrosse collaboration could be happening sooner than you think. Lacrosse cleats, lacrosse gloves, lacrosse sticks, and more could all be redone with Supreme branding in the upcoming years; but, what will get chosen?
Myles Jones brought SportStar lacrosse chinstraps to life when showing us his personal custom helmet at Laxcon 2018 and we were able to learn a lot from him in an exclusive Stringers Society interview.
NFHS Boys Lacrosse Rules have changed for 2018 in order to make the game safer and more enjoyable for all involved. Check out Stringers Society’s update for all the high school lacrosse rule changes.
Miss some of the college lacrosse highlights over the weekend? No worries, Stringers Society Week 6 D1 College Lacrosse Highlights are here with detailed game analysis and video highlights
All the fans at LaxCon 2018 are the real heroes, and without them there wouldn’t be a LaxCon. Thank you to all the fans that attended or sent their love.
Week five of NCAA Division 1 Men’s lacrosse was just as exciting as every other week so far. There were some huge contests won and plenty of highlight goals scored all weekend. The biggest games of the week didn’t disappoint and we were gifted some truly great games to watch.
Maxwell Kelsey is an expert Ojibwe traditional lacrosse stick maker, but he still is on a journey to learn more. Growing as a stick maker and meeting a hero of his at LaxCon 2018 helped him on the way.
StringKing brought the heat with Type 4 and the new Tri-Twist technology that has reduced the weight of their mesh while increasing the strength. You also get a 6-month warranty on this mesh, so you know that they trust the durability and performance in Type 4 over all other meshes they have created.
Don’t miss the biggest lacrosse event of the summer when 48 nations will celebrate the creator’s game in Israel during the largest international lacrosse tournament in history.
Your lacrosse buttend should make shooting easier and be a comfortable piece of equipment, but that isn’t always the case. Grip Rx solves both of those issues and can turn a weak shooter into an outside threat after a little practice.
Spyder Grypz is an American based tape alternative company created by young entrepreneur Maxx Stewart. His creative idea is going to put tape back into the stone age of lacrosse equipment.
Kai and his wooden lacrosse shaft company Lumber Lax are helping connect players to pros, and they are also champions of equality in the lacrosse world. It’s important to support and respect innovators, like Kai, who want to put lacrosse into the hands of more people, and provide a quality product to fans.
Liz Hogan took a little time out of her busy schedule at LaxCon 2018 to talk to Stringers Society and give us a look into her life as an STX athlete. As one of the top female lacrosse goalies in the world, Liz is a wealth of knowledge and an outgoing lacrosse embassador. Talking to her was an absolute pleasure, and we know that plenty of young lacrosse players can get a lot better by getting to know more about her.
Refuse to let smells take over your life with a pair of Glove Stix. These easy to use inserts eliminate odors, remove moisture, and make your life a whole lot better. Glove Stix are Lax Mom approved and yours should thank you if you get a pair.
Signature Lacrosse Magik Mesh is a great piece of mesh that was designed to be stronger and last longer than average mesh. Those two qualities alone make the piece a must have, and it stands true to its name. Tah-da.
Epoch Lacrosse Otter Mesh is composed of military fibers & built the withstand all playing conditions. With an instant break-in time, combined with unbelievable feel throughout the entire pocket, it has become one of our favorite products on the market.
In this article, we break down the pros and cons to box lacrosse pockets featuring a pinched STX super power with semi-soft mogul mesh.
Six Diamond mesh has been an option for years…but not like this. Lax Room may have reinvented the wheel here with this mesh and we aren’t complaining! In our opinion these wheels belong on a Rolls Royce and everyone else has been making wooden wagon wheels.
Playing with a pinched head makes it easier to keep the ball in your stick and give you more control over how you handle the ball when you have it on your stick. It also directs your passes more and in many cases makes them more precise/accurate.