Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:

1. Spring student-athletes got their wish. The NCAA Division I Council formally voted on eligibility for spring athletes, and the council voted to award a blanket waiver.

More on Monday’s biggest news here.

2. Prior to the announcement, student-athlete leaders from Power 5 conferences banded together to provide a list of recommendations to the NCAA. The joint statement ended with a poignant statement: “We are United as One.”

Read the statement here.

3. Staff writer Nelson Rice profiled Duke freshman Dyson Williams. Williams wears No. 51 to honor his younger brother, Tucker, who died in 2014 from Lymphoma.

This deep dive is worth your time. Check it out here.

4. The North Carolina men were off to their best start in five years, but the season’s abrupt end has caused the players to reflect. Head coach Joe Breschi has tried to keep it light, even texting back and forth with Maryland’s John Tillman to create a little fan fiction for their matchup that was scheduled for March 21.

Read the story by Chapel Fowler here.

5. Applications are now open for the 2021 U.S. women’s national team. Led by head coach Jenny Levy, the team will represent the country in the World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship from July 7-17, 2021, at Towson University.

Read more about the process here.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• As part of Scott Van Pelt’s “Senior Night” segment on ESPN’s SportsCenter, the Lenoir-Rhyne men’s lacrosse team grabbed the spotlight.

• Virginia freshman Connor Shellenberger, who redshirted this year on a loaded UVA team, is patiently waiting for next year, writes Bennett Conlin of the Daily Progress.

• Marisa Ingemi of the Boston Herald writes about the possible uncertainty surrounding the 20^th MLL season, one with high anticipation because of the league’s efforts to change and capitalize on nostalgia.

• US Lacrosse Magazine Division III Men's Preseason Player of the Year Brendan Hoffman has entered the transfer portal and is expected to get looks from high-ranked Division I programs, tweets Ty Xanders of Inside Lacrosse.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Members of the USC women’s lacrosse team recalled the heartbreaking moment when they found out their season was canceled.

Our 2020 season will forever be one of what-if?

The Women of Troy were together on a bus when the news broke, a place of comfort as it turned out, in a turbulent moment.#FightOn #Pac12Lax pic.twitter.com/sIJr5LlUxP

— USC Women's Lacrosse (@USCTrojansLax) March 30, 2020

*Insert eyes emoji*

Sliding into the week like... #GoNova pic.twitter.com/RoJ2LDw5P1

— Villanova Men's Lax (@NovaLacrosse) March 30, 2020

WHAT’S ON TAP

• Taryn Ohlmiller opens up about her decision to go back to Stony Brook in 2021 despite previously having other plans for after graduation.

• The next episode of “Overtime” drops today.

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