New England Lacrosse Journal‘s Chasing The Goal

We welcome Penn's all-time winningest coach, Mike Murphy, to the podcast. The Quakers' head coach joins hosts Kyle Devitte and Jack Piatelli to discuss what he looks for in a prospect. Among Murphy's criteria: passion, attitude and a high level of competitiveness. He also shares his own opinion on the transfer portal and the state of the game today in this fascinating and insightful edition of the show.

Tufts men's lacrosse head coach Casey D’Annolfo runs one of the country's top Division 3 programs. Before running the NESCAC side, he revitalized the boys lacrosse program at the Taft School.

Keith Bugbee will enter his 39th season as the head men’s lacrosse coach at Springfield College during the 2021-22 academic year. Currently one of the winningest coaches in collegiate lacrosse history, Bugbee also serves as an assistant professor of physical education at Springfield College.

Holy Cross coach Amanda Belichick, daughter of New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, talks about her career trajectory and the lessons imparted from her father.

Chaos LC head coach Andy Towers (New Canaan, Conn.) joins the show to discuss the upcoming Premier Lacrosse League Championship Game against Whipsnakes LC, life as a PLL head coach, and breaking down differences in the college and pro games.

Legendary lacrosse superstar Kyle Harrison joins the show to discuss his lengthy career in the sport of lacrosse, as well as the changes throughout pro lacrosse during his time as a player.

Cornell head coach Connor Buczek joins the show to discuss being able to contact potential Class of ’23 recruits, as well as returning to practice and play after missing the entire 2021 season.

Concord Carlisle High School head coach Tom Dalicandro joins Chasing the Goal after winning the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 2 state championship. Dalicandro discusses his coaching career, including a rocky start, as well as what it’s like coaching his own son.

Hall of Fame lacrosse coach Dom Starsia stops by to discuss how he got into lacrosse while at Brown University, what he likes about multi-sport athletes, and whether he’s done playing as he approaches the age of age 70.

Topics discussed include his retirement from playing professional lacrosse, his playing days at Syracuse, and coaching at Jacksonville University.