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“The scorelines are shocking: 27-10, 21-11, 29-7, 28-2. The individual numbers even more: Gavin Ferrington, 95% face-off wins. Noah Walsh, 11 assists in one game. And most historically significant, Gamble Harvill, 14 goals in one game.

But this is not a story about goals and assists and a rewriting of the NCAA record book.

It’s a story about community. It’s a story about growing the sport. It’s about righting a wrong and fulfilling a dashed lacrosse dream. It’s about how a love for lacrosse started in Northern Illinois and soured in Northern Ohio can find deeper roots in Northwest Louisiana.”

» State of Play. “Centenary (La.) is a private liberal arts college with fewer than 750 people, located in Shreveport, La., in the Northwest corner of Louisiana — the opposite side from New Orleans, about five hours away. It’s closer to Dallas, which is less than three hours away. It’s not a program that’s traditionally had success: They won one game from 2013-2020.”

» Between The Lines. “That makes the 2026 start so eye-opening, going 5-0 through February, scoring more than 20 goals in five of those and winning by an average of 15.4 goals per game. They are the kind of results that — no matter what level of the sport or what part of the country — warrant intrigue. The secret isn’t much of a secret: It’s the confluence of a coach who’s bought in and made it his mission to not only give to his program but to grow the sport organically in the area, and players who have been ignited by that spark.”

» The Big Picture. “For Billy LeClair, the benefit is greater than his program. It’s for all the kids, who he hopes will continue to look even outside Centenary and make an impact nationwide. “I want to grow it. I want kids to go Division I from the state. I want kids to go play for a high Division III school or Division II school. But also know that Centenary is right here. Our school's amazing. If you want to stay home and rep your state and your hometown, it's available and really make a name for yourself.”

Weekend Top Games

» FRI: Centenary LA (5-0) vs. Augustana (3-2); Wooster (4-0) at Calvin (3-0)
» SAT Top 10: #14 Amherst (1-0) at #1 Tufts (2-0); #7 York (3-0) at #2 Salisbury (4-1); #13 W&L (2-2) at #9 Gettysburg (1-2)
» SAT Others. Wooster (4-0) at Hope (2-0); Wentworth (3-1) at Colorado College (3-1); Springfield (2-1) at Endicott (3-0); Trinity CT (1-0) at Bates (4-0); USMMA (3-0) at Salve Regina (3-0)
» SUN: #4 RIT (4-1) vs. #6 Wesleyan (4-1); Wheaton MA (5-0) at Bates (4-0) | USILA rank

Weekend Top Games

» FRI: John Carroll (1-2) vs. Sewanee (3-0)
» SAT Top 10: #2 Tufts (2-0) at #13 Amherst (1-0); #9 F&M (1-1) at #4 Wesleyan (1-0); Shenandoah (5-0) at #5 Salisbury (5-0); #8 Denison (3-0) at #22 Chicago (2-1); #10 William Smith (2-0) at Cortland (1-1)
» SAT Ranked: 12 Pomona-Pitzer (4-0) at Claremont-M-S (4-1); #23 Rowan (2-1) at #14 Stevens (2-1); #16 St. John Fisher (2-1) vs. #24 Colorado College (2-0); Stockton (3-2) at #20 Haverford (3-1)
» SAT Others. OWU (3-0) at Baldwin Wallace (2-1); Lynchburg (4-0) at CNU (3-1) | IWLCA rank

» Tewaaraton. Christopher Newport junior attackman Kevin Miller has been added to the Tewaaraton Award watch list. Players not named to the initial list or as part of the 27 first round of additions will have opportunities to play their way into a spot as the season progresses. A second round of Watch List additions will be announced on March 26, before the field will be narrowed to 25 men’s and 25 women’s nominees on April 16.

» Record-Setters. Hope senior Julia Brown became the program’s career leader with 198 goals in Thursday’s 14-7 win vs. Aurora. UW-La Crosse’s Ava Schiltz became the Eagles’ all-time leading goal scorer (181) after tallying five times vs. MSOE.

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