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The ISL recently released its 2022 postseason awards, as voted on by the league's coaches. NED HERTER ISL PLAYER OF THE YEAR:   Aidan O’Neil ‘22, Midfield, Tabor Academy  US LACROSSE ALL AMERICAN:  Aidan O’Neil ‘22, Midfield, Tabor Academy  Chad Palumbo ‘22, Attack, Noble &...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) DANVERS - Halftime adjustments can make or break a game. Sometimes, the adjustments are macro - like changing a defensive scheme or shifting guys around. Other times, adjustments are micro but still make all the difference. In...

By Kevin Stone (@kstone06) SUDBURY - Another year, another trip to the Final Four for Lincoln-Sudbury. In front of a packed house on Tuesday night, the No. 2 Warriors (15-4) got four goals each from Henry Grosso (Gettysburg) and Ryan Berkel...

By Kevin Stone (@kstone06) ACTON - It would have been more than understandable if Acton-Boxborough freshman Mike Calvo was nervous on Sunday afternoon. Without standout face-off man Devin German (UMass Lowell) due to a questionable MIAA decision regarding an altercation with...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) We wrap up our 2022 MIAA Tournament previews today with the Division I bracket. The field in D1 looks a little different than previous seasons but is still an absolute gauntlet. Click here to read our...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) The Division II Tournament is already underway and of the four divisions playing postseason lacrosse here in Massachusetts, this one seems to be the most wide open. The Field: 1. Longmeadow 2. Duxbury 3. Billerica 4. Scituate 5. Reading 6. Nashoba 7. Minnechaug 8. North...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) We continue on with our state tournament previews in Division III. Click here to read our Division IV preview. The Field: 1. Medfield 2. Norwell 3. Hanover 4. Dracut 5. Foxborough 6. Grafton 7. Austin Prep 8. Newburyport 9. Pentucket Reg. 10. Triton Reg. 11. Wayland 12. Falmouth 13. Shawsheen...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) It's tourney time and this year's MIAA state tournament features a new state-wide format with an expansion to four divisions. Let's break down the Division IV favorites, sleepers and I'll give you my pick to win...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) It's been a crazy and exciting last month of high school and prep lacrosse here in Massachusetts. Introducing lacrosse playoffs might have been the best decision the ISL  has ever made. Meanwhile, the MIAA continued to...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) DEDHAM - No matter who came out on top, it would have been difficult to feel anything but appreciation for the winner of Monday’s ISL championship game between No. 3 Nobles and No. 8 Gov’s. It only...