Harvard Men's Lacrosse celebrated its alumni at the Premier Lacrosse League's (PLL) Boston Cannons Homecoming, drawing over 15,000 fans and setting a revenue record for the league. Alumni like Logan Ip, Ray Dearth, and Teddy Malone reflected on how the Harvard program and its coaches shaped their professional journeys and reinforced teamwork. They highlighted the importance of the coaching staff in developing their skills and understanding of the game, while also emphasizing the strong camaraderie within the Harvard Lacrosse community.

By the Numbers
  • 15,000+ fans attended the PLL's Boston weekend events.
  • 24 points scored by Teddy Malone in his rookie PLL season.
State of Play
  • Alumni described a strong, supportive network among former Harvard Lacrosse players.
  • The 1881 Alumni Network has over 750 members helping each other with career advice and opportunities.
What's Next

As more alumni join the PLL and other professional arenas, the impact of the Harvard Lacrosse program will likely continue to grow, strengthening connections and success in various fields.

Bottom Line

The Harvard Lacrosse experience fosters lifelong relationships, mentorship, and professional development, illustrating that the essence of being a Crimson athlete extends far beyond the field.