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What’s going on, College Crosse Nation?! Thanks for making us a part of your day! Here are your links for September 28, 2016.
College Crosse News.
Johns Hopkins to hold a memorial for Bob Scott on October 15th.
Lacrosse Mag’s Matt Hamilton did a post on last summer’s coaching carousel.
FlingGolf is spreading: "Golf-lacrosse hybrid swings into Richmond."
Dhane Smith named the 2016 NLL MVP.
Smith tallied 72 goals and 137 total points in 18 games, setting league records in both categories. He paced the league in game-winning goals (5), ranked second in power-play goals (16), fifth in assists (65), and corralled 111 loose balls, second-best among forwards.
Lachie Hunter is the Chris Hogan of the Australian Football League.
Hunter was eight when he started to play football, but Mark was not the first parent he followed into sport. His mother, Colleen, began playing lacrosse as a teenager, representing Victoria before moving on to much bigger things. She travelled to four World Cups, often as the Australian captain. She played for more than 20 years, her last game for Australia coming three years after Lachie was born. There's no vision around of her games, and only a few photos. But he has heard a lot of stories.
"She grew up in Williamstown, and Williamstown is a place where a lot of people play lacrosse, I'm not sure why," he said. "It's not a big sport but in that community it is, so she got started when she was young and kept going with it. I think she was a centre, which is pretty much the same as a midfielder in AFL. She was pretty smart and pretty quick, from what people have told me."
What’s Up, Philly?
The Philadelphia Zoo will not be naming its newest baby gorilla “Harambe.”
World/National News.
Your GIF for September 28, 2016: Future partners in crime.
That’s it for today!! I’ll see you out there!!