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Now an attackman for the Premier Lacrosse League’s Whipsnakes LC, former Maryland lacrosse star Matt Rambo is going for his third championship in three years in the PLL. “Our goal every year is to win a championship,” Rambo said.
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Archers LC long-stick midfielder Scott Ratliff, who starred at Loyola from 2010-2013, is thrilled to back in Baltimore for the Premier Lacrosse League’s weekend at Homewood Field. “Anytime you get to go back and play in Baltimore, for us professionally, it carries a little bit more weight,” Ratliff said.
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Former Johns Hopkins lacrosse star Kyle Harrison will play at Homewood Field one last time this weekend as the PLL comes to Baltimore for five games. “That field means the world to my family and me,” Harrison said. “Having the opportunity to go back is pretty special.”
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A two-time Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots, Chris Hogan recently signed with the Premier Lacrosse League and is eligible for the 2021 entry draft. “I think if the PLL was around when I was playing,” Hogan said, “I don’t know if I would’ve played football.”
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The Premier Lacrosse League and Major League Lacrosse have merged, with the PLL retaining the rights to the Chesapeake Bayhawks for future expansion considerations.
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Former Towson lacrosse star Ryan Drenner is proving to be one of the best offensive players in the PLL, and he credits his time with the Tigers for his professional success as well.
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In the latest edition of “PLL Weekly,” Gary Stein talks with PLL Chrome face-off special Connor Farrell and Redwoods attackman Jules Heningburg.
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“I saw the opportunity to get involved with something that I knew I could never pull off on my own,” former Severn and Princeton lacrosse star Josh Sims said of his decision to join the Premier Lacrosse League as head of lacrosse.
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“We’re just trying to arm the professional lacrosse player to really take a run at this full time,” former Johns Hopkins star Kyle Harrison said of the PLL. “… The opportunity to create an environment where all players can have that is something that really excites me.”
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Chesapeake Bayhawks owner Brendan Kelly foresees a future in which Major League Lacrosse and the Premier Lacrosse League could join forces. “When it starts to come back together I think you’ll see a bigger and badder product of pro lacrosse,” Kelly said.
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