Inside Lacrosse Podcasts

World Lacrosse Chief Brand Officer Darryl Seibel joins IL's Terry Foy to discuss the debut of "World Lacrosse Sixes," the name and logo that'll accompany the new discipline of the sport that's being developed for, among other reasons, inclusion in global multi-sport competitions like the World Games in Birmingham, Ala., in 2022. 

On a Monday a.m. edition of the Quick Restart, IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich react to all eight first round games, starting with Loyola's dramatic 14-13 win over Denver in the Sunday nightcap. They examine Virginia's comeback vs. Bryant, Georgetown's dismantling of Syracuse, ND's goalie battle vs. Drexel and much more. They also take an early look ahead to the NCAA Quarterfinals:  Saturday at Hofstra Noon: No. 4 Virginia vs. No. 5 Georgetown 2:30 pm: No. 1 North Carolina vs. Rutgers Sunday at Notre Dame Noon: No. 2 Duke vs. Loyola 2:30 pm: No. 3 Maryland vs. No. 6 Notre Dame

Let's get it.  D-Fly and Dixie help you get ready for the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. In addition to talking about the tournament field and seedings, they preview all eight games and bring in High Point head coach Jon Torpey to set the tone for the weekend. First, they look at the bracket and talk about the selection show. In particular, they discuss Loyola’s inclusion, seeding questions and the little respect shown to the B1G. The two also talk about the NCAA’s sideline limits and an unusual schedule of one game per venue per day. Despite these petty concerns, they’re both grateful for May lacrosse and excited for the games. Then they start breaking down the games. Prior to the Duke vs. High Point preview, they sit down with Torpey to talk about the Southern Conference champions. As always, they start with a look at pandemic perseverance at High Point. Fascinated with the Panthers social media accounts, Dix asks about the inspiration behind the entertaining content.  As the conversation t

ILWomen's Halley Griggs, Rachael DeCecco and Alyssa Murray Cometti react to the NCAA Selection Show and bracket reveal, spotlighting the key first round NCAA Tournament matchups before the action flies into high-gear on Friday. Powered by Unleashed.

In the wake of Sunday's DI Men's Selection Show, IL's Terry Foy talks to North Carolina coach Joe Breschi, who's team claimed the No. 1 seed, as well as NCAA Committee Chair and Towson AD Tim Leonard, High Point coach Jon Torpey, Denver coach Bill Tierney and Rutgers coach Brian Brecht.

Welcome to a very special Friday episode of the DII-DIII Podcast, it's conference championship weekend and the boys are buzzing! Jack and Dan get together to talk some DIII news, address some major historical upsets, and dive in to your weekend going conference-by-conference across the landscape — where bids are few and far between. Playoff lacrosse and desperate seniors make for Dan's favorite thing, chaos.

ILWomen's Halley Griggs, Rachael DeCecco and Alyssa Murray Cometti are back (a week early!) to preview the final week of the regular season, starting with the Pac-12 and America East Tournaments as they look at how the NCAA Tournament bracket could be affected by this weekend's results. Powered by Unleashed.

D-Fly and Dixie check in a day early with a new episode of the Inside Lacrosse weekend preview, with an eye on a huge Thursday of conference tournament semifinals. The preview all of the conference semifinal games of Thursday and Friday, and invite Michigan head coach Kevin Conry in for the weekly conversation. Dixie starts off with a story about gathering with the Marr family a few years back to take in conference tournament action, then they set the table for what’s at stake this weekend. Eight conference champions will claim Automatic Qualifiers (AQs), while other teams hope to make a case for one of the eight remaining at-large berths. The guys challenge the popular notion that the ACC is guaranteed five at-large spots, and that’s what makes this weekend so important for so many teams. In the conversation with Conry, they talk about how the Wolverines have managed COVID in Ann Arbor, coaching against friends and the Hopkins alumni coaching lineage. As they turn the conversation to the 2021 Wolverines, C

As part of One Love week on Inside Lacrosse, @OfficialLaxGirl, a.k.a. Tari Kandemiri, is joined by co-host Amari Pollard and One Love CEO Katie Hood. The discuss the organization's tremendous work, how it pursues its mission and what's to come.

On the heels of announcing Team RWB's acquisition of Shootout for Soldiers, Tyler Steinhardt joins IL's Terry Foy to discuss what it was like o found the event nearly a decade ago, how it led to a stint running TLN and how that parlayed into influencing the formation of the PLL's media team.

On the heels of North Carolina's win over Duke, IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich discuss not just the last week of lacrosse action, but look ahead to a conference tournament week that's sure to offer unforgettable moments.

The Blue Jay Brethren are back with another new episode of the Inside Lacrosse weekend preview. With Dixie calling three games on Thursday as the women's Big Ten Semifinals got underway, D-Fly and Dixie recorded earlier than usual and stretched themselves to look deeper into the crystal ball for this weekend that features the Big Ten Semifinals and MAAC Quarterfinals, in addition to the last weekend of regular season action for most teams, highlighted by Duke-North Carolina and Syracuse-Notre Dame. They discuss the News of the Week, including the evolving, sensitive situation with Chase Scanlan and the Orange, and of course they finish up with a give-and-go.

Jack Raba and Dan host a full action packed podcast with a look back at the last week’s worth of games, dive in on the DI-DIII crossover games, discuss some differences between the levels, take a look at the upcoming weekend, and Dan badgers Jack about his life. But who is Jack? You’ll just have to listen to find out.

ILWomen's Halley Griggs, Rachael DeCecco and Alyssa Murray Cometti return to the mic to drop knowledge on the upcoming conference tournaments, including the ACC and Big Ten Tournaments — which get underway Wednesday and Thursday, respectively. Tune in to hear their picks and storylines with 10 days out of Selection Sunday. Powered by Unleashed.

On this one, @OfficialLaxGirl, a.k.a. Tari Kandemiri, brings on one of the most exciting and magnetic players in college lacrosse, Boston College's Charlotte North. This is a can't-miss podcast-iversary!

IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich discuss Rivalry Week, starting with Syracuse's rebound win over Virginia, Navy's upset over Army, Hopkins' near-miss vs. Maryland then whip around the landscape, ending with the DI vs. DIII battles in which Penn and Tufts emerged.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with a new episode of the Inside Lacrosse weekend preview. Conference races are peaking as we start looking ahead to May. This weekend features several matchups of Top 20 teams with conference and national implications. To start off, they offer a recap and analysis of the Thursday night battle of top ACC teams — No. 3 Duke’s 13-12 thrilling overtime win against No. 2 Notre Dame. The experience and star power of Michael Sowers and Nakeie Montgomery helped fuel the Blue Devils stunning 6-0 run to end the game. There is a lot to discuss in the News of the Week segment, including Chase Scanlan’s suspension from Syracuse, the passing of Bob Russell, and lots of postseason tournament news as May Madness begins to come into focus — including IL’s first look at Bracketology. In the conversation with Georgetown head coach Kevin Warne, they discuss COVID life on the Hilltop campus, the New York Jets, James Reilly’s emergence as one of the nation’s top face-off athletes, Jake Carraway a

IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich recap the weekend, first by starting to reflect on how grateful they are with the season that we've gotten to witness, then by diving into Georgetown' OT win over Denver. They discuss Jared Bernhardt's "Best Player" candidacy and who should be the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with a fresh episode of the Inside Lacrosse weekend preview, and what a show it is today. It’s mid-April and conference races are heating up. This weekend features several matchups of Top 20 teams with conference and national implications. The CAA is no exception, and Drexel head coach Brian Voelker joins the guys to set up the weekend’s action. First, they offer a recap and analysis of the Thursday night battle of top ACC teams – No. 4 Duke’s 13-12 thrilling overtime win against No. 3 Virginia. Dix comments that in crunch time Duke relied on its number one strength, team culture, to earn the victory. In the News of the Week segment, they discuss a new team atop the IL Media Poll, the shutdown of Holy Cross’ program for the season, the postponement of No. 19 Albany at No. 20 Vermont and the news on recruiting from the NCAA. Then they bring in long-time friend of the pod, Brian Voelker, who’s No. 13-ranked Dragons have won four straight games. Voelker discusses pandemic life and how

Dan and Kyle look at the week that was in DII & DIII —including some budding rivalries, the return of the NESCAC and some teams we think might be better than people realize.