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Lancaster, Pennsylvania · LancasterUSA Lacrosse has announced its All-American selections for the 2025 season, with eight players from the Lancaster-Lebanon League named, along with one L-L coach named Central Pennsylvania Coach of the Year.See the Story
4 L-L League boys, 4 girls named All-American in lacrosse; Elizabethtown coach is Coach of the Year
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Devens · DevensDEVENS, Mass. — The Legacy Tournament is always a huge showcase for club teams from New England. In fact, there were so many Double-A teams that I had trouble seeing all of them, but one thing was clear — the clubs that sent their best teams cleaned house. Others still had decent showings, but didn’t top the standings. However, these tournaments are more about the players getting recruiting looks than anything else, with high-profile squads from…Read Article
Legacy Tournament: These four '26 defenders were top notch

Portsmouth, Rhode Island · PortsmouthThe first half of the RIIL Division 2 title match between top-seeded East Greenwich and No. 3 Portsmouth was a see-saw battle, with each team going on four-goal runs. Ultimately, it was Portsmouth that ran away with the contest – and the program’s first state title – with a 15-6 victory. Portsmouth moved into Division 2 after playing at the Division 1 level previously. The squad had a singular goal all season long – to win the state title in its…Read Article