#MikePowell

[lacrossee]

🥍 Mike Powell is a name that every lacrosse fan knows. He is a legend in the sport and has made a significant impact on the game. Powell's talent, skill, and dedication have earned him a place in the history books. 🏆 Powell's career is nothing short of impressive. He is a two-time NCAA champion, a four-time All-American, and a two-time Tewaaraton Award winner. Powell also holds the record for the most points scored in a single NCAA season and is widely regarded as one of the greatest players to ever play the game. 🔥 Powell's legacy extends beyond his impressive stats. He is known for his creativity, flair, and ability to make the impossible seem effortless. Powell's impact on the sport of lacrosse is undeniable, and his influence can still be seen in the way the game is played today.1. Mike Powell's Early Life and Introduction to LacrosseMike Powell was born on November 27, 1973, in Carthage, New York. He grew up in a family of lacrosse players and began playing at a young age. Powell's father, Mike Sr., was a lacrosse coach, and his older brothers, Casey and Ryan, were also successful players. Powell attended Carthage Central High School, where he excelled in lacrosse and football. He was a four-time All-American in lacrosse and set numerous records. Powell's success on the field earned him a scholarship to Syracuse University, where he continued to dominate. At Syracuse, Powell was a three-time All-American and won two national championships. He set the NCAA record for career points with 307 and was named the National Player of the Year twice. Powell's incredible talent and skill on the field made him a legend in the lacrosse world. Powell's introduction to lacrosse was through his family, but his passion for the sport grew from his own dedication and hard work. He became one of the greatest players in the history of the sport and inspired a new generation of players. Powell's legacy in lacrosse continues to be celebrated today. 🥍2. Powell's College Career and Rise to Fame Powell attended City College of New York, where he studied geology and earned a bachelor's degree. He then went on to earn a Ph.D. in geology from Yale University. After completing his education, Powell worked as a geologist for the United States Geological Survey. He quickly rose through the ranks and became the director of the agency in 1997. Powell's expertise in geology and his leadership skills caught the attention of President George W. Bush, who nominated him to be the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission in 2001. Powell's tenure at the FCC was marked by several high-profile decisions, including the approval of the merger between AOL and Time Warner. He also oversaw the implementation of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which aimed to promote competition in the telecommunications industry. After leaving the FCC in 2005, Powell became the chairman of the board of directors of the Motion Picture Association of America. He held this position until 2011. Today, Powell is a prominent figure in the telecommunications and media industries. He serves on the boards of several companies and organizations, including Cisco Systems and the National Cable & Telecommunications Association. 🎓📈💼🎥 3. The Record-Breaking Performance at the 1998 NCAA Lacrosse ChampionshipThe 1998 NCAA Lacrosse Championship witnessed a record-breaking performance that left the spectators in awe. Here are some highlights of the game: Princeton defeated Maryland 15-5 in the final. Princeton's Jesse Hubbard scored seven goals, setting a record for most goals in a championship game. Hubbard's teammate, Jon Hess, scored six goals, setting a record for most goals in a championship tournament. The game was a showcase of Princeton's dominance, with the team setting records left and right. The victory cemented Princeton's place in lacrosse history and left a lasting impact on the sport. Hubbard's record-breaking performance was especially impressive, with his seven goals coming from just nine shots. He was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, a well-deserved honor. The 1998 NCAA Lacrosse Championship was a memorable event that showcased the best of the sport. Princeton's record-breaking performance was a testament to the team's skill and determination, and it will be remembered for years to come. 🏆4. Powell's Professional Lacrosse Career and Legacy Powell is a retired professional lacrosse player from Syracuse, New York. He played for the Syracuse Orange. Powell is widely considered one of the best lacrosse players of all time. He won the Tewaaraton Trophy twice. Powell played professionally for 13 years, including stints with the Rochester Rattlers and the New York Titans. He won the Major League Lacrosse championship twice. Powell was named the league's MVP three times. He retired in 2016 with 630 points, the second-most in MLL history. Powell's legacy extends beyond his playing career. He founded the Powell Lacrosse company, which produces equipment and runs camps and clinics. Powell is also a motivational speaker and youth coach. He was inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2014. Powell's impact on the sport of lacrosse cannot be overstated. He helped popularize the sport in non-traditional areas. Powell was a pioneer in using social media to connect with fans. His highlight-reel goals and flashy style of play inspired a generation of young players. 5. Powell's Impact on the Growth and Popularity of Lacrosse in the United StatesPowell revolutionized lacrosse in the US, making it more popular and accessible to a wider audience. He co-founded Major League Lacrosse, which helped to increase the sport's visibility. Powell's dynamic playing style and charismatic personality made him a fan favorite. He also founded the Powell Lacrosse company, which produces high-quality equipment for players of all levels. Thanks to Powell's efforts, lacrosse has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the US. More young people are taking up the sport, and it is now played at the high school and college levels across the country. Powell's impact on the sport has also helped to increase diversity and inclusivity in lacrosse. His advocacy for the sport has helped to break down stereotypes and make it more accessible to people of all backgrounds. Overall, Powell's impact on lacrosse in the US cannot be overstated. He has helped to elevate the sport to new heights, making it more accessible and popular than ever before. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of lacrosse players and fans. 🥍👍 6. Powell's Continued Involvement in the Lacrosse Community and Philanthropic EffortsPowell continues to give back to the lacrosse community through his philanthropic efforts. He established the Casey Powell World Lacrosse Foundation to promote the sport globally. 🥍 The foundation provides equipment, coaching, and training to underprivileged youth. Powell also hosts lacrosse camps and clinics to teach young players the fundamentals of the game. 🏆 In addition to his work with the foundation, Powell is involved in various lacrosse organizations. He serves on the board of directors for US Lacrosse and is an ambassador for the Premier Lacrosse League. 🤝 Powell's impact on the lacrosse community extends beyond his playing days. He continues to inspire the next generation of players through his dedication to the sport and his philanthropic efforts. 🌟 His involvement in the lacrosse community and philanthropic efforts prove that Powell is more than just a talented athlete. He is a role model and leader both on and off the field. 💪 In conclusion, Mike Powell is a true lacrosse legend. His impressive skills and achievements have earned him a place in the sport's history books. 🥍🏆 Powell's passion for the game and dedication to his craft have inspired countless players. He continues to give back to the sport through coaching and mentoring. 🙌🏼 Whether you're a fan of lacrosse or not, there's no denying the impact that Mike Powell has had on the sport. He is a true icon and will always be remembered as one of the greatest players to ever pick up a stick. 👑 https://lacrossee.com/mike-powell-lacrosse-legend/?_unique_id=6466d08ef411c

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[closetjudas]

round one, day two of ten. vote for #dreamwrecked at cbc dot ca slash music slash searchlight (check my biolink). search for "closetjudas" + you can vote once/day (until the 20th at 3pm eastern). cheers. . . . #alternative #altrock #canada #canadamusic #canadianmusic #cancon #cbcmusic #cbcsearchlight #closetjudas #independent #indie #indiemusic #indierock #lofialternative #lofialtrock #mapl #manitoba #manitobamusic #mikepowell #neogrunge #nonmonetized #recordingartist #searchlight #searchlight2021 #subpunk #tinychanges #toyotasearchlight #winnipeg #wpgmusic (at Winnipeg, Manitoba) https://www.instagram.com/p/COxusQ4AMIa/?igshid=1tw4uvedf60ag

[ultimateairdrinker]

what is the farthest a human has ever jumped?

you may think it’s you, who jumped 1 meter far. but no! stop thinking of yourself, you narcissistic prick! 😡😡 hold on let me cool down, uhhhh so I searched it up on google 😎 and I found it it was by mike powal 😎😎 who jumped 8.95 meters far, so now we know the question to the forever forbidden question the government hasn’t told us about!! 😡 😡 😡 oh yeah hold om let me ciiol down yooo look at this cool italic imojiey  😎 😎 anyways have a nice day and tell your friends I told you this top secret information 🤫🤫  😎 

[scotchpapi00]

Day 41. Studies show Tetris helps alleviate worry. Kate Sweeney, a Psychologist at UC Riverside says the game, “[Induces] the state of flow where you’re completely absorbed or engaged in an activity; the rest of the world falls away; you lose your self-awareness; time [flies] by.” Flow boosts mood and manages stress. You can achieve the flow state with any activity that grabs your attention and doesn’t let it go. When I think of the flow state I think of Kobe’s 81 point game; Michael Jordan’s “flu game;”Mike Powell and Carl Lewis in that dramatic 1991 Long Jump Final at the World Track/Field Championships, Tara Lipinski’s 1998 Free Skate for Olympic Gold in Nagano, Serena Williams in the 2007 Australian Open Final against Sharapova; countless others! If Tetris can get me halfway to their level of greatness before races, I’ll take it! #writersofinstagram #6wordmemoir #nanowrimo #justdoit #tetris #serenawilliams #carllewis #mikepowell #michaeljordan #kobebryant #taralipinski #sport https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp0ZJZDhM--/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=yy7k1eqw8ua0

[artofclk]

Pro 7 #lax helmet custom soon for sale dm me offers Trying to #lax tonight, I'm itching to float. What I love more than fighting. #MikePowell#laxallstars #wordpress#wordpressblogger#lacrosse#cascadepro7

[jumpersworldofficial-blog]

🎁Happy birthday to the World Record Holder in the Long jump Mike Powell from the USA !! Back at the 1993 World Championship in Stuttgart he defended his World Championships gold medal from 1991 with this incredible jump of 8,59m. (28 feet 2 inches) !! Song:🎵Space Race - Nightmare #tracknation #jumpnation #longjump #mikepowell #athletics #trackandfield #whosondeck #jumpersworld

[anotherdigitalassistant]

2013 IZOD GOLF COMMERCIAL

IZOD "Living the Dream" golf commercial starring 2012 U.S. Open Champion Webb Simpson Photographed by Mike Powell Digital Operator : Another Digital

[closetjudas]

if you listened to @pegcityplaylist this past week on @ckuw_959fm, you heard (about) my single "dreamwrecked," which is one of 2500 songs that are part of this year's "searchlight" competition. i am one of 72 artists from manitoba who has a submission. if you want to aid + abet subverting the canadian music industry, follow my biolink + vote for #dreamwrecked (which you can find by searching "closetjudas"). if i win - because i'm non-monetized - it would be such a great opportunity to point people toward the charity @tinychanges. thanks for your support. . . . #alternative #altrock #canada #canadamusic #canadianmusic #cancon #cbcmusic #cbcsearchlight #closetjudas #independent #indie #indiemusic #indierock #lofialternative #lofialtrock #mapl #manitoba #manitobamusic #mikepowell #neogrunge #nonmonetized #recordingartist #searchlight #searchlight2021 #subpunk #tinychanges #toyotasearchlight #winnipeg #wpgmusic (at Winnipeg, Manitoba) https://www.instagram.com/p/COv4UDkgQOh/?igshid=19trk7wuolldp

[jumpersworldofficial-blog]

The greatest long jump competition of all-time !! A beautiful live video footage of Carl Lewis 8,91m w (29 feet 3 inches) jump and Mike Powell's World Record jump of 8,95m (29 feet 4 inches) !! Never forget the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. Song:🎵 Future - F*ck Some Commas (TrapZillas Trap Music) #tracknation #jumpnation #longjump #carllewis #mikepowell #athletics #trackandfield #whosondeck #jumpersworld