Maybe your department head called your bluff when you told them you had an impromptu, out-of-town, very important but otherwise vague commitment this week, so you would need to take the week off. Looks like you’ll be spending the tournament in the classroom afterall. But don’t worry, we’ve come up with some ways to add more madness back into your March.

In order to become a more effective lacrosse coach, you need to incorporate some best practices into your routine. To that end, here are four best practices that lacrosse coaches everywhere should be using:

In lacrosse, the undefeated season is the elusive goal of every team. To win the championship and never lose a game is the ultimate pinnacle in the sport. If you’re a lacrosse coach and want to take your team to the hallowed undefeated record this season, here is a three-part formula for having an undefeated lacrosse season -- from coaches who have done it.

In lacrosse, the undefeated season is the elusive goal of every team. To win the championship and never lose a game is the ultimate pinnacle in the sport. If you’re a lacrosse coach and want to take your team to the hallowed undefeated record this season, here is a three-part formula for having an undefeated lacrosse season -- from coaches who have done it.

Winning a lacrosse championship requires dedication, determination and discipline -- and it starts with the coach. The coach is the leader of the team, and they must act like it. They must set the tone for the season so that the players and team develop throughout the season. As the 2016 lacrosse season approaches, many coaches will have their eyes on championships. To rise above the others, use these four fool-proof tips to win the championship from lacrosse coaches who have won championships in the past.