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EXCLUSIVE: All-Black TLN Script Hat Available ONLY To Text Alert Subscribers

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The TLN Script Hat continues to be our best seller, we canā€™t make them fast enough! Last Friday, we sold out of our new TLN Royal Script hat in an hour and decided to drop a special All-Black TLN Script colorway this week.

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These hats are an exclusive offer for fans who sign up for SMS alerts. So if you want a chance at grabbing the TLN Black Script hat, click the button below to subscribe. Weā€™ll be doing more exclusive SMS drops in the future so you wonā€™t want to miss being on the list!

As soon as these go on sale, weā€™ll send out a text alert to let you know.

šŸ“ˆĀ PLL Combine Recap

Some of the best high school lacrosse players gathered at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida over the weekend for the first ever PLL Combine.

Among the participants was McDonogh attackman Brendan Millon, a Virginia commit and the No. 1 recruit in the class of 2025. Other participants ranked in the Top 10 by Inside Lacrosse included attackman Jackson Maher (Penn), LSM Robby Hopper (Virginia), goalie Aidan Seibel (Maryland) and midfielder Anthony Raio (UNC).

Players at each position went through a series of testing. Some tests were designed to evaluate lacrosse skills, while others were meant to record raw athleticism and strength. Attackman Khalif Hocker, for example, ran the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds. Click here to see how that stacked up against some notable NFL Combine times.

Other strength and conditioning drills included broad jump, vertical jump, shuttle run, push-ups and pull-ups. Lacrosse-specific drills varied by position, but wall ball and fastest shot were a couple crowd favorites. Attackman Camp Lacorazza (Brown) had the best wall ball time at 1:42, while defenseman Patrick Kelley (Penn) recorded the fastest shot at 106 MPH.

Check out the PLL Instagram page for more Combine results.

šŸ„Ā Play Pick ā€˜Em & Predictor

Weā€™re offering something new for fans this college lacrosse season: TLN Pick ā€˜Em and Predictor games powered by the PLL App.

Each week weā€™ll post five head-to-head matchups in Division I lacrosse, and you get to pick the winners. You can track your success throughout the season and earn XP in the PLL App every time you play.

Click this link to play!

Weā€™ll also offer a handful of weekly predictor questions. For example, one of this weekā€™s questions asks whether Duke attackman Brennan Oā€™Neill will have more points against Bellarmine than he did last season (7). As of right now, 54.5% of voters say that he will.

If youā€™re already in the PLL App, click ā€œPLL Nationā€ at the bottom and select ā€œCollege Pick ā€˜Emā€ or ā€œCollege Predictorā€ in the top right.

āš”ļø Cabriniā€™s One Last Ride

If you need a team to root for in Division III this season, you should follow the Cabrini Cavaliers. The 2019 National Champions are heading into their final season, as the University is ceasing operations after the 2023-24 academic year and will be absorbed by nearby Villanova University.

To commemorate their final season, the Cavaliers will wear these special helmet decals which read ā€œOne Last Rideā€ā€¦

Cabrini currently has 28 players on the roster, and the ā€œTOGETHERā€ on the face mask is a symbol of their bond. Former D3 Defensive Player of the Year Tommy Deluca took over as the teamā€™s head coach for the final season, after playing for the Cavaliers from 2017-2021.

After finishing 14-5 and winning the Atlantic East Conference Championship last year, Cabrini opens up the 2024 season at home against Haverford College on Feb. 17.