Charlie Kurtenbach finds success after moving to top Saint Leo line
St. Leo’s attackman Charlie Kurdenbach works to build off of a breakout sophomore season.
Lacrosse
Saint Leo’s Preeschl finding ways to mesh his major with his lacrosse
For Bruce Preeschl, playing lacrosse for Saint Leo University can be extremely intense and demanding, especially if your professional dreams are great.
Visitin has high hopes for Saint Leo lacrosse senior year
Visintin opens up about past failures and the team’s goals as a senior.
Mike Simmons carries on family tradition in lacrosse
Mike Simmons has the lacrosse gene flowing through his body.
Jake Love is adjusting to university athletics at Saint Leo
Jake Love is experiencing the tough transition from high school to university lacrosse firsthand.
After being one of the best on his team in high school, the freshman is still trying to get used to being a new guy on the team.
Canadian Jake Gilmour bet on himself at Saint Leo
Saint Leo University lacrosse captain Jake Gilmour decided before his freshman season that bigger isn’t always better, and it has paid off for the Pickering, Ontario native.
Saint Leo’s Phillip Buque: Following his brother’s footsteps
Phillip Buque is following his brother Alex’s path in the hopes that he too will someday play in the National Lacrosse League.
Elijah-Brown’s outstanding effort leads Team Ontario to U16 Indigenous gold
Gregory Elijah-Brown’s explosive first period game Team Ontario a lead it never surrendered on the way to a gold medal in the U16 lacrosse gold at the North American Indigenous Games on Thursday.
The “Creator’s Game” was powerful medicine for lacrosse’s Bryson Knockwood
Lacrosse player Bryson Knockwood grew up in Indian Brook, a Mi’kmaq First Nation community in Hants County, N.S., where he was known by his peers for a positive attitude and outgoing personality.
Nova Scotia makes history with win at NAIG lacrosse
The North American Indigenous Games is an event that subscribes to sportsmanship, community and personal growth, but as the Under-19 lacrosse team from Nova Scotia learned, winning can be fun, too.