
A lacrosse podcast hosted by Dan Arestia focused on the latest news and storylines around the college and professional lacrosse world.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureSports | |||

Happy Friday! We've got a load of games to get to this weekend.
First, we start with a few thoughts on the idea of ticket prices and streaming fees being the thing that hold lacrosse back, along with the fact that games all get played at the same ti... more
It's Tuesday, time to set up the weekend ahead.
We start by celebrating some of the guys who had exceptional lacrosse weekend's. From Jayden Kittelberger to Matt Nilan to Noah Walsh, it's a celebration of the under the radar stars who may not be und... more
The first Tewaaraton Watch List has arrived, and we're breaking the whole thing down. Which conferences have the biggest presence, numbers by position, and a quick list of names that should be quick adds when the next wave of names is released.
Then... more
Our first Tuesday Top 20 of the year is here!
We start by talking about some of the most surprising results of the weekend, including Mercer over Marist, Holy Cross beating Hofstra in OT, and NJIT putting up 17 on St John's during the Super Bowl.
T... more
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Easily the best lacrosse podcast for college and PLL. No one loves lacrosse more than Dan and he does a great job covering the sport.
Fantastic analysis, discussion, well informed, fun listen. Keep up the great work.
Hands down, the best lax podcast out there. Dan does a great job with NCAA and the PLL and throws in some NLL as well.
Dan is really the goat of lacrosse media. I listen to and enjoy a lot of lacrosse podcasts but if you want the best genuine coverage of the sport this is the pod. (His new one with Donny The College Lacrosse Show is also great.)
Thoughtful, insightful, and quality show with an incredible amount of research and preparation put into each episode. Lacks the stereotypical lax bro machismo act and just focuses on the beauty of the medicine game in all forms (field, box, college, pro, women’s etc).
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Content centers around college and professional lacrosse, encompassing a variety of topics such as player movements, league updates, and specific events like the PLL All-Star weekend. The host provides thorough analyses of matchups, team dynamics, and broader trends affecting lacrosse in America, promoting a positive narrative about the sport. Unique episodes focus on community engagement and supporting military efforts through lacrosse events, emphasizing lacrosse's role beyond just sports and into social arenas. Listeners can expect insightful discussions that blend statistical analysis with personal anecdotes, making it enjoyable and informative for both dedicated fans and casual observers.
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Sticks In launched 3 years ago and published 160 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Jack Rowlett
2. Brad Ledwith
3. Charlie Iacono
4. Myles Baliotti
5. Maddie Patrone
6. Matty Patrone
7. Terry Foy
8. Charlotte North
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