Baltimore Sports. Period
Maryland native and PLL CEO Mike Rabil talked with PressBox about what’s next for the Maryland Whipsnakes. “We do a ton of work with a lot of local organizations, but we’re not here on a 365 basis,” Rabil said. “We want to be and that’s where we’re working really hard right now.”
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The Premier Lacrosse League continues to grow in popularity, but PLL co-founder Paul Rabil has his sights set higher. “We’ve built a sustainable model, but I’m not satisfied,” Rabil said. “I want to become a top-five team sports league in North America.”
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: Maryland is getting a Premier Lacrosse League team, and league officials hope to attract local sponsors to support the team.
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2023 marks PressBox’s seventh annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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PLL co-founder and Johns Hopkins lacrosse legend Paul Rabil talked with PressBox about the league’s shift to a new model, the decision to award a team to Maryland and more.
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As the Premier Lacrosse League shifts to a home city for each team, could Baltimore land a team? “Since Day 1, Baltimore has been at the top of our list in way of performance,” Paul Rabil said, “but there are a whole lot of other factors we’ve been looking at.”
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2021 marks PressBox’s fifth annual Best Of edition celebrating the top people, performances and moments of the year.
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Dave Pietramala is admittedly not a reflective person, but since his 20-year tenure as the head coach of the Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse team ended, he has taken some time to look back on his stellar run with the program.
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The Premier Lacrosse League visited Homewood Field June 22-23, and one of the games drew a sellout crowd. “It was amazing. … We set out every week to exceed all of our metrics and assumptions,” PLL co-founder Paul Rabil said.
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As the Premier Lacrosse League prepares to visit Johns Hopkins’ Homewood Field June 22-23, founder Paul Rabil is committed to short- and long-term growth for the league. “Building a pro sports league is a 10-year venture,” Rabil said.
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