The top 10 neighbors of USA Lacrosse Magazine span five different subcategories — no single kind dominates — which is the defining feature of a broad audience shape.

Mad Dog Sports Radio leads at 0.88, the strongest pull in the set and the only Podcasts and Radio entry in the top 10. After that, the neighbors spread across Hotels (Atlantis Bahamas, 0.84; Pinehurst Resort, 0.77), Fitness brands (Spartan, 0.80; Livestrong, 0.79), TV Shows (The Man in the High Castle, 0.76), a Politician (Deb Haaland, 0.76), a News Publisher (Indian Country Today, 0.74), another Fitness brand (Hoka, 0.74), and a fellow Magazine (Men's Journal, 0.73). That last entry is the only other Magazine subcategory in the top 10 — and it arrives at position 10, not near the top.

What stands out structurally is the cross-kind character of the cluster. USA Lacrosse Magazine is itself a Magazine, yet its nearest audiences are shaped primarily by sports radio, resort hospitality, fitness brands, and a TV drama — not by other sports or fitness publications. The Fitness subcategory appears three times across the top 10 (Spartan, Livestrong, Hoka), making it the most represented single subcategory after the lone radio entry, but no single kind owns the neighborhood.

This broad, cross-category shape suggests an audience that is active and sports-adjacent but not narrowly defined by any one media type or brand vertical.