Moments of the Decade: Best of pro lacrosse from 2010 to 2019

by Hutton JacksonJanuary 3, 20201 min readAdd comment

The years 2010 to 2019 were monumental for pro lacrosse. To celebrate the best moments of the decade, Pro Lacrosse Talk enlisted the help of several lacrosse media members to build a list of the top moments in the past 10 years.

Pro Lacrosse Talk hosts Hutton Jackson and Adam Moore would like to thank the following for contributing their time and energy to help build this list:

  • Dan Arestia (@DanArestia) – Pro Lacrosse Talk
  • Brad Challoner (@bradchall) – National Lacrosse League, Lacrosse Flash, Vancouver Warriors
  • Ryan Conwell (@RyConw) – Lacrosse All Stars
  • Jake Elliott (@PxP4Sports) – Lacrosse Classified podcast, Lacrosse All Stars
  • Tyson Geick (@TysonLW) – Lacrosse Flash, Vancouver Warriors
  • Teddy Jenner (@OffTheCrosseBar) – Off The Crosse Bar podcast, Lacrosse Flash, Colorado Mammoth
  • Devon Kaney (@DevonKaneyTV) – National Lacrosse League
  • Adam Levi (@AdamLeviSports) – National Lacrosse League, Lacrosse Flash, Vancouver Warriors
  • Amanda Mastera (@MasteraAmanda) – World Lacrosse, Lax Sports Net
  • Evan Schemenauer (@SchemLax) – Lacrosse Classified podcast, Lacrosse All Stars

Now let’s go year by year and recap the moments of the decade that propelled pro lacrosse to where it is today.

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Hutton Jackson

Hutton Jackson is a Northern Virginia native and co-founder / coordinating producer of Pro Lacrosse Talk. He is also an Emmy-winning producer whose work has appeared on MLB Network, NHL Network and The Action Network. Hutton played four years of college lacrosse at DeSales University where his highest lacrosse accolade was being named to Inside Lacrosse’s 2014 All-Name Team, an honor that didn’t require stepping on the field. When he’s not producing new video content, editing podcasts or writing on lacrosse, he can usually be found diving around the crease in your local men’s league and ranting about Baltimore and D.C. sports.

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