COLLEGE CROSSECAST Little Boxes Project 5: Maryland’s Bob Boneillo

It’s been a while, but we’re back with a new edition of the Little Boxes Project suite of College Crossecast with one of the greatest Maryland lacrosse players of all time. Joining me on this episode is Bob Boneillo, who tallied up four All-American awards, the 1979 Jack Turbull Award for the nation’s most outstanding attackman, and held the Maryland men’s lacrosse scoring record for over 35 years before Matt Rambo broke it in 2017.

We discuss a bit in this episode, including
-The differences in the sport of lacrosse and the world of difference in recruiting back in the 1970’s (3:30)
-His time at Maryland (5:25)
-His continued role in lacrosse as a parent, coach, and referee (9:19)
-His induction to the Maryland Hall of Fame and the 2017 national title run (16:30)
-His advice to young players (20:15)

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What is the Little Boxes Project? They’re episodes I record involving the lacrosse community of my hometown of Levittown, NY. You can listen to prior episodes in the links below:

1- Albany’s Tom Nuckel

2- Notre Dame’s Glenn Cocoman

3- Boston College’s Lauren Costello

4- Club Lacrosse with Buffalo’s Jon Benitez & Penn State’s Patrick Gilbert