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Three teams advance in PLL playoffs

A new PLL schedule is out, and the league is going all over the country.

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View the quarterfinal matchups The quarterfinals of the 2021 DI mens lacrosse championship are set. After the first round concluded over the weekend, there are only eight teams remaining. Loyola Maryland was the last team to book its spot in the quarterfinals after beating No. 7 Denver 14-13 in the first round. The four quarterfinal games will air on ESPNU, May 22-23. FINAL: @loyolahounds 14, Denver 13. Sam Shafer with a career-high 16 saves, including a #SCTop10#PLTop3 game-saving effort. O...

2021 DI mens lacrosse championship selections announced Maryland Athletics The NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Committee announced the teams that will compete in the 2021 DI mens lacrosse tournament. Click or tap here to view the interactive bracket (link opens in a new window). All Division I first round games will be televised on ESPNU. The quarterfinal games will all be televised on ESPNU on May 22 at James M. Shuart Stadium in Hempstead, New York and May 23 at Arlotta ...

The 11-city weekend tour will start in a familiar spot on June 4—Gillette Stadium— with the championship game Sept. 19 at D.C. United’s Audi Field. The schedule includes some venues that are a nod to former MLL cities — like Fifth Third Bank Stadium in Atlanta, and James M. Shuart Stadium on Long Island. One new, oft-requested stop is Minneapolis, where the PLL will play at TCO Stadium From July 9-11. The all-star game is July 18 at PayPal Park in San Jose, then the next stop is another...

Among the most important takeaways is how this schedule represents many distinct learnings in the league’s short history: the excitement of Year One, the refinement of Year Two (the unfulfilled schedule that was released on March 11 last year), the safety prioritization of the Championship Series (aka PLL Island) and the MLL merger last offseason. In speaking with COO Andrew Sinnenberg, I began my line of questioning by asking “With so many priorities, how do you rank them?” He laughed be...