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Wednesday April 28th, 2021 8:45am (Photo by Nat LeDonne/Duke Athletics) A draft class of 32 of the most accomplished players of their respective programs joined the PLL ranks on Monday night. From Tae Kwon Do black belts to water polo goalies, many of them have other talents off the field too. From IL feature stories to the gold mine that is team player bios, here is one fact about each 2021 PLL College Draft selection. 1. Jeff Teat, Atlas: IL’s first-ever No. 1 recruit (in the class of 2016) from Canada became just the third player ever to be selected first in both outdoor and indoor professional drafts, joining Kevin Crowley in 2011 and Lyle Thompson in 2015. ....
No. 4 Maryland men’s lacrosse vs. No. 13 Penn State preview Share this story Courtesy: Maryland Athletics The best thing about starting the season 1-0 is having the chance to go 2-0. And for Maryland men’s lacrosse, a visit to Penn State provides an ample opportunity to do so. With the No. 4 Terps coming off a massive victory and No. 13 Penn State returning home after a jarring loss, the conditions for a Friday night win seem considerably favorable, that is, until you observe what the Nittany Lions have to offer on paper. “This is what makes the conference so good, every week there are gonna be challenges,” head coach John Tillman said. “If you wanna play good lacrosse you gotta be excited about challenges like this and not run from them but run to them.” ....
Four Penn State men’s lacrosse players were named to Inside Lacrosse’s preseason All-American team Tuesday night, including Mac O’Keefe, Nick Cardile, Gerard Arceri, and Jack Kelly. Attackman Mac O’Keefe was named a preseason second-team All-American. The graduate student has been awarded three All-American honors over his Penn State career, as he earned second-team in 2020 and 2019 and an honorable mention in 2018. O’Keefe holds the top two goal-scoring seasons in program history, with 78 as a junior and 51 as a freshman. His 78 goals during his junior season are a Big Ten record. O’Keefe ranks seventh in NCAA history with 192 goals. ....