Overtime with Paul Carcaterra

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Joe Tsai | S2 E3 May 07, 2019

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Joe Tsai moved from Taiwan to the United States to attend the Lawrenceville School when he was 13. He wanted to play baseball there, but instead found the game of lacrosse.

He developed a love for the game that took him to Yale, where he played collegiately. In his post-lacrosse career, he co-founded Alibaba, in addition gaining ownership of multiple professional sports teams. He’s one of the most successful businessmen in the world. Yes, the world.

He continues to support the sport of lacrosse like no one ever has. He sits downs with Paul Carcaterra to share his story, from the first stick to his unprecedented business success.

Chris Hogan | S2 E2 Apr 30, 2019

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Chris Hogan is an NFL wide receiver and a two-time Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots. He’s also a lacrosse player at his core.

After playing four season with Penn State men’s lacrosse, Chris Hogan made the decision to pursue football. He played a year at Monmouth and went undrafted. Hogan eventually worked his way through training camp after training camp and found a role with the Patriots.

Now a Carolina Panther, Hogan still has passion for the game he grew up playing. He spoke with Paul Carcaterra and his New Jersey roots and how you might see him on a lacrosse field again someday.

BC Women’s Lacrosse | S2 E1 Apr 23, 2019

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Boston College has lacrosse’s version of the triplets — Sam, Dempsey and Kenzie. The seniors are unequivocally three of the best players the game has to offer. They just happen to be on the same offense, terrorizing opposing defenses.

Sam has the Tewaaraton and insane stick skills. Dempsey, she’s a freak athlete that dominates the full field. Kenzie has the vision and the fire of a two-sport college superstar.

Today, we dive into who these players are off the field, how they’re making BC a destination for women’s lacrosse and the expectations they have to win it all in 2019. Catch the video version of Overtime at youtube.com/uslacrosse.

Scott Rodgers | S1 E8 Apr 02, 2019

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Misunderstood? Maybe. Unique? No question. Scott Rodgers picked up his first goalie stick at the age of 7 on Long Island. He was a top-rated high school goalie in American his senior year, and later became the national goalie of the year at Notre Dame.

Off the field, his personality is as big as his bicep. Today, we dive into his background and approach to the sport he loves, weightlighting, his brash personality and why he doesn’t care what you think — or maybe he does.

Andy Shay | S1 E7 Mar 26, 2019

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Andy Shay is the second youngest of seven, growing up in Cortland as the only one of his siblings playing lacrosse. He developed as a player at Le Moyne.

Shay worked for UPS until 3 a.m., drove a zamboni at a figure skating center and took a number of odds jobs before making his mark at Delaware and then moving onto UMass.

Now years later, Shay is a national champion coach at Yale. He led the Bulldogs to the NCAA title in 2018, He joins Paul Carcaterra to reflect on his rise and his vision for Yale.

Mike Powell | S1 E6 Mar 19, 2019

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Mike Powell was born into one of the most influential families in the history of lacrosse. He may have been the best of his brothers on the field, but what separated him was his creative interests.

Now a musician and artist by trade, Mike Powell rarely watches lacrosse, but has two decades of memories to reflect upon. He joins Paul Carcaterra for Episode No. 6 of Overtime to discuss his illustrious career and why he’s content with life as an artist.

Kylie Ohlmiller | S1 E5 Mar 12, 2019

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Kylie Ohlmiller committed to Stony Brook when the program was an afterthought among the elite in Division I women’s lacrosse. Fast forward four years, Ohlmiller left her legacy as one of college lacrosse’s greatest talents, transforming the Seawolves program in the process.

Ohlmiller now sets her sights on growing the women’s game and using her platform to uplift others playing the sport. She’s a full-time lacrosse star, and now she’s a member of Team USA. Listen to Ohlmiller’s story in Episode 5 of Overtime.

Myles Jones | S1 E4 Mar 05, 2019

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Myles Jones, the former Duke star and current PLL player, sits down with Paul Carcaterra to talk about his passions, memories with Coach John Danowski at Duke and his excitement for a new challenge with the PLL.

Taylor Cummings | S1 E3 Feb 26, 2019

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It’s hard to find a women’s lacrosse player more decorated than Taylor Cummings. She’s a three-time Tewaaraton winner, a two-time NCAA champion and now a two-time gold medalist with Team USA.

Her lacrosse story started with a move from Richmond, Va. to the Baltimore area. Now, years later, she’s one of the faces of women’s lacrosse.

Cummings talks her lacrosse career thus far, and what she hopes the future of women’s lacrosse will be.

Lyle Thompson | S1 E2 Feb 19, 2019

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Lyle Thompson is one of the greatest players in the history of the game. His dazzling abilities wowed fans while he was on his way to becoming the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer at Albany.

Now a professional lacrosse player, competing with the NLL’s Georgia Swarm and MLL’s Chesapeake Bayhawks, he continues to showcase the same skill that made him a star years ago.

Thompson, who was the target of ignorant remarks about his hairstyle at Wells Fargo Arena in January, reflects on the incident and how it may have advanced the conversation concerning Native American lacrosse players. He also touches on his joy of being a father.

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