LAXMEDALS.COM NEW 2018 BOYS STOCK ALL-STAR LACROSSE AWARD MEDAL

Laxmedals.com Boy’s All-Star Stock Lacrosse Award Medal

Laxmedals.com is pleased to announce the addition of new stock medal to its trademarked inventory, the Boy’s ALL-STAR Lacrosse Award Medal. The boy’s All-Star was introduced in conjunction with the Girl’s All-Star medal in 2018. “We are always looking for new and exciting medals to provide our customers and the biggest demand is for our trademarked 3D lacrosse art medals.” Reported Mike Rogers, President of Laxmedals.com. “Lacrosse fans see our custom medals at events all around the world and inquire how they can get the same quality of medal for their events. We found many clients wanted a stock ready to purchase option that can be customized for specific events without the need or time to go through the full custom medal design process. So, we designed a new 3D stock medal for both the girls and boys, and then we offer custom lanyards and colors to the front, giving it a full customized medal look. And the response has been outstanding we have sold hundreds of medals already in 2018.”

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LAXMEDALS.COM ADDS 1915 US INTERCOLLEGIATE NORTHERN CHAMPIONS HARVARD MEDAL INTO COLLECTION

1915 US Collegiate Lacrosse Northern Champions Medal won by Harvard

1915 US Collegiate Lacrosse Northern Champions Medal won by Harvard

This medal was presented to Harvard Junior Samuel Elliott Nash ’16 following their 1915 Northern Division Championship season. Nash was 3rd Attack for the 1915 squad who had a season record of 5-3 with wins against the Mount Washington Athletic Club (3-2), Stevens (13-1), Hobart (8-2), Cornell (4-2) and Yale (8-4). Losses were to Boston Lacrosse Club (9-4), Crescent Lacrosse Club (4-2), and Johns Hopkins (8-1). Nash briefly taught at the Millbrook School in Concord until he enlisted in the U.S. Army and assigned to Company B, 301st Infantry, 76th Division. In May of 1918, Nash was promoted to Sergeant and transferred to the 301st Infantry Band. A year later was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant and appointed bandleader until his discharge in July 1919. No other information could be found. No maker marks found appears to be gold plate over brass or copper.

For more information on more vintage medals in the Laxmedals.com collection and to buy custom lacrosse medals and awards please visit http://www.Laxmedals.com or call 443-955-4118.

LAXMEDALS.COM RECOGNIZES DENVER UNIVERSITY LACROSSE AND COACH TIERNEY’S RECORD 7th TITLE

 

Laxmedals.com is pleased to present a championship lacrosse award plaque to Denver University Lacrosse Coach, Bill Tierney. The plaque presented to Coach Tierney is the Laxmedals.com Heritage Plaque.

“There is no doubt that Coach Tierney is in a class all by himself now having won a record 7 Collegiate National Lacrosse Championships.” Says Mike Rogers, President of Laxmedals.com. “My Rutgers team played his first Princeton team and the difference in just one year after his taking over the program was outstanding. Now, he has taken a new western program (Denver) from obscurity and dominates the lacrosse giants back east. What a great coach, and man, we lacrosse fans are privileged to be watching history in the making led by this lacrosse legend” 

For more information on Denver Lacrosse please visit  DENVER LACROSSE

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LAXMEDALS.COM INTRODUCES THE 2015 MVP STAND UP MEDALS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Laxmedals.com has introduced a new unique product to honor special lacrosse achievement for both boys and girls. The large 6 inch medallions are fully customizable with full color printed plates that are inserted on the front and the unique built in stand allows for easy and proud display. “We received numerous request for something new and different from many clients who were tired of the same old boring trophies and plaques offered by the award companies serving the lacrosse community for so long…so like all of our cutting edge products we answered the call and delivered the awesome looking MVP awards!” Reports Mike Rogers, President of Laxmedals.com. “When tournament directors ask us to make something awesome to give to the kids, something they will want to display in their rooms for years, and at an economical price they call on Laxmedals.com. No one can touch our quality and value.”

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