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Dearth, Rehfuss, Trimboli selected in Premier Lacrosse League College Draft Courtesy of Rich Barnes | USA Today Sports Peter Dearth was selected No. 17 overall by Atlas Lacrosse Club. He joined Stephen Rehfuss and Jamie Trimboli as the three Syracuse players drafted. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here Three Syracuse players were selected in the 2021 Premier Lacrosse League draft on Monday night. The Atlas picked short-stick defensive midfielder Peter Dearth to begin the third round with the 17th overall pick. The Cannons picked attack Stephen Rehfuss to start the fourth and fina...

PLL Draft Recap: Possibly the Deepest Draft in Pro Lacrosse History Tue Apr 27 2021 | Nelson Rice | Pro If for some reason you needed more proof of the absurd level of talent on the field every weekend this spring, look no further than last night’s Premier Lacrosse League College Draft. The advent of the NCAA’s blanket eligibility waiver last spring in light of the COVID-19 pandemic created one of the most exciting college lacrosse seasons in recent memory. It also made this year’s draft class one of the deepest in pro lacrosse history — maybe even the deepest. In a sign of the times...

Photo courtesy of Duke Athletics) After consulting the experts and coaches, Inside Lacrosse’s PLL College Mock Draft consists of a few surprises. Most notably is leading Tewaaraton favorite Jared Bernhardt’s drop to the third round due to his desire to play football, as reported by Ty Xanders. Though Bernhardt’s stellar season has shown his potential to play as any of these team’s No. 1 attackman, his past as a midfielder shows his versatility as a pro that offers even more value. His football intentions certainly shook things up at the top.  Moreover, top cover defenseman JT Giles...

Share COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 15 Ohio State lost a 10-9 decision to Penn State on Saturday at Ohio State to conclude the regular season. The Buckeyes are 4-6 and will have a chance to continue their season next week with a home game in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament. An opponent and game time will be announced in the coming days. The Short Story The Buckeyes led 9-8 with under two minutes to play before Penn State scored twice in the final 1:08 to complete its comeback. Dylan Folds netted both of the goals, including the game-winner with just 23 seconds remaining. Ohio State ...

Same story, different day. Penn State has had Ohio State's number in lacrosse for years, and today was no different. The Buckeyes always follow the same script. Take about 10 fewer shots, keep the score generally close, but always take the L. There's so much to hate about this loss. I could go for pages, but it's omce too often to go ballistic. The fact of the matter is that Penn State, for reasons unknown to mankind, always best the Buckeyes in men's lacrosse. There's no method that's far superior to the ability of the staff. The Penn State offense is not particularly complex. It's not part...