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The Brookfield boys lacrosse team had its way with Franklin for about 44 of the 48 minutes of regulation Tuesday night at Brookfield East High School, dominating the Sabers physically and scoring at will throughout the game. But the most memorable moments came in the final four minutes of the

University School of Milwaukee (USM) may be the second-best girls lacrosse team in Wisconsin this week, but No. 3 Arrowhead Red is still the reigning back-to-back-to-back state champion with a roster that is 19 seniors strong. That pedigree and experience showed itself Tuesday night when the Warhawks visited USM’s Liz

By Bob Burrows, Hudson Star Observer May 5, 2017 Jake Johnson was a freshman at UW-River Falls when he saw a couple of guys carrying lacrosse sticks around campus. “I thought, what is that? It looks like a butterfly net,” the Webster native said. “Then I tried it and I fell

With the unbridled growth of lacrosse in the state, athletes from throughout Wisconsin are getting exposure to some of the most prominent tournaments in the U.S. Later this month, the girls side of the sport will be making its second appearance the Women’s National Tournament (WNT), one of high school

Friday night’s matchup between the Kettle Moraine and Arrowhead boys lacrosse teams at Carroll University’s Schneider Stadium had all the trappings of a sneak peek of the a potential state final matchup. The game featured two perennial Wisconsin powerhouses battling for first place in the toughest conference at the site

Heading into Tuesday night’s contest with its biggest rival, the University School of Milwaukee’s (USM) girl’s lacrosse team was averaging almost 17 goals a game with an undefeated season on the line. However, the Whitefish Bay/Nicolet/Shorewood (WNS) co-op has staked its success on staunch defense, and the Wolfpack stifled its

By Bob Burrows, Hudson Star Observer on Apr 28, 2017 The Hudson Area Lacrosse Association varsity boys team will take a record of 3-3 into its only home games of the season this weekend. The varsity and junior varsity teams, members of the Wisconsin Lacrosse Federation will both be home this

Marquette University High School (MUHS) coach Rich Pruszynski preaches to the Hilltoppers boys’ lacrosse team to make sure they “follow the process” that will lead them to success come playoff time. If that includes scoring two goals in a matter of seconds multiple times a game, then that process certainly