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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/23/15

Cardinal Newman High School (FL) 2015 midfielder Thomas Coppini has made a commitment to play Division II lacrosse at Belmont Abbey College.

Thomas Coppini ledger:

Thomas Coppini

High School: Cardinal Newman High School, FL

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Belmont Abbey College

Club Affiliations: FCA Lacrosse, Stealth Lacrosse

Lacrosse Honors: Peak 200 2014 Senior Champion Team, Peak South

What will you major in/study? Business and Sports Management

Why did you choose Belmont Abbey? “I chose the school because I liked their lacrosse program, the campus and the people I met on my tour were amazing. Additionally, they have great academic programs.”

Thank You: “I’d like to thank my school and travel coaches, my parents and family, and most of all my teammates.”

Other schools considered: Brevard College, St. Andrews University, St. Gregory’s University

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/24/15

2015 South Carolina High School Lacrosse Coaches Association Boys All-State Recipients

2015 SCHSLCA All-State

Attack

1st Team 2nd Team
Ryan Cerino Riverside John Krall Greenville
Andrew Phelan Wando Nick Borriello Socastee
Austin Dixon Eastside Keegan O’Connell JL Mann
Daniel Salais AC Flora Andrew Alberg Academic Magnet

*Candidates for Position Player of the Year

Midfield

1st Team 2nd Team
Ashton Baca Greenville Tyler Lozinski Fort Mill
Jack Davies Wando Scott Craig Lexington
Frank Monitto Dorman Matt Somjak Fort Mill
Riley Seay Wando Will James Blythewood
Riv Lambert Clover Mills Griffin Spartanburg
George King AC Flora Zach Earnest Carolina Forest

*Candidates for Position Player of the Year

Defense

1st Team 2nd Team
Huw Stanton CCES Matt Russell Fort Mill
Thomas Gribben Wando Zach Swalhah Academic Magnet
Ben Davidson Fort Mill Martin Groke Dorman
Spencer Ellis Lexington Bryan Barrow Blythewood

*Candidates for Position Player of the Year

LSM

1st Team 2nd Team
Gage Pulliam Fort Mill Drew Bertka Riverside
Colin Roeder Lexington Bryan Cole Wando

Face-off

1st Team 2nd Team
Tony Consolo Riverside Gary Brown JL Mann
Jalen Bell Irmo Nate Schlosser Academic Magnet

Goalie

1st Team 2nd Team
Wilson Nickles Greenville Braeden Dixon Eastside
Gavin Chilton Waccamaw Connor Simonson Wando

*Candidates for Position Player of the Year

Position Players of the Year
Attack: Andrew Phelan Wando
Midfield: Jack Davies Wando
Defense: Thomas Gribben Wando
Goalie: Gavin Chilton Waccamaw

Player of the Year: Andrew Phelan Wando

Coaches of the Year
Head Coach of the Year - Mickey Purdy AC Flora
Assistant Coach of the Year: Barclay Wiggs Irmo

SCHSLCA All Upper State

Attack

1st Team 2nd Team

*1. Ryan Cerino Riverside 1. Drew Wheeler Dorman
*2. Austin Dixon Eastside 2. Griffin Bailey Clover
**3. John Krall Greenville 3. Caleb Bishop Dorman
**4. Keegan O’Connell JL Mann 4. Chase Poplin CCES

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Midfield

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Ashton Baca Greenville 1. Conrad Pentaleri CCES
*2. Frank Monitto Dorman 2. Jay Jenkins Eastside
*3. Riv Lambert Clover 3. Demarkez Carson Boiling Springs
**4. Tyler Lozinski Fort Mill 4. Thomas Higgins TL Hanna
**5. Matt Somjak Fort Mill 5. C. Crutchfield Fort Mill
**6. Mills Griffin Spartanburg 6. Walker Wakefield Spartanburg *Automatic 1st Team All-State

**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Defense

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Huw Stanton CCES 1. Mason Carithers Riverside
*2. Ben Davidson Fort Mill 2. John Bowman Greenville
**3. Matt Russell Fort Mill 3. Mitch Griffith Clover
**4. Martin Groke Dorman 4. Mason Barrett Spartanburg

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

LSM

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Gage Pulliam Fort Mill 1. Gordy Lee Greenville
**2. Drew Bertka Riverside 2. Andrew Kiser Dorman

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Face-off

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Tony Consolo Riverside 1. Matt Russell Fort Mill
**2. Gary Brown JL Mann 2. Ernie Floyd Spartanburg

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Goalie

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Wilson Nickles Greenville 1. Tanner Mills Dorman
**2. Braeden Dixon Eastside 2. D. Cortazar Fort Mill

2015 SCHSLCA All-Lower State

Attack

1st Team 2nd Team

*1. Andrew Phelan Wando 1. Joe Venazio Carolina Forest
*2. Dan Salais AC Flora 2. Andrew Pizzo Bishop England
**3. Nick Borriello Socastee 3. Landon Kordes RiverBluff
**4. Andrew Alberg Academic Magnet 4. Same Weis Wando

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Midfield

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Jack Davies Wando 1. Chris Schulz Academic Magnet
*2. Riley Seay Wando 2. Frank Peacock AC Flora
*3. George King AC Flora 3. Curtiss Pellegrino Carolina Forest
**4. Scott Craig Lexington 4. Connor Moxley Socastee
**5. Will James Blythewood 5. Chandler Hawsey Irmo
**6. Zach Earnest Carolina Forest 6. Jared Spindler Socastee

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Defense

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Thomas Gribben Wando 1. Gavin Howley Wando
*2. Spencer Ellis Lexington 2. Zack Jones Irmo
**3. Zach Swalhah Academic Magnet 3. Todd Maas Waccamaw
**4. Bryan Barrow Blythewood 4. Billy Dennis Wando

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

LSM

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Colin Roeder Lexington 1. Charlie King AC Flora
**2. Bryan Cole Wando 2. Justin Lively Bishop England

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Face-off

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Jalen Bell Irmo 1. Jacob Hand Bishop England
**2. Nate Schlosser Academic Magnet 2. Harrison Roberts AC Flora

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

Goalie

1st Team 2nd Team
*1. Gavin Chilton Waccamaw 1. Tom Timms Blythewood
**2. Connor Simonsen Wando 2. Robert Gallagher Lexington

*Automatic 1st Team All-State
**Automatic 2nd Team All-State

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/24/15

Texas High School Lacrosse League Boys’ State Tournament

Division I

Super Regionals at Plano West (Clark Stadium)
May 2
Game 1 – South 3 vs. Central 3
Game 2 – South 2 vs. North 4

May 3, Finals
Game 1 winner vs. North 1
Game 2 winner vs. Central 2

At South host site
May 2
Game 3 – North 3 vs. Central 4
Game 4- North 2 vs. South 4

May 3, Finals

Game 3 winner vs. South 1
Game 4 winner vs. Central 1

State Championships at Round Rock Dragon Stadium, Austin
May 9 – semifinals, 2 p.m., 4 p.m.
May 10, championship at 1 p.m.

Division II
16-team field

First round
May 2
Game 1 – South 4 vs. North 1, noon at Plano West (Clark Stadium)
Game 2 – Central 3 vs. San Antonio 2, 10 a.m. at Plano West (Clark Stadium)
Game 3- North 4 vs. Central 2, noon at Plano West (Clark Stadium)
Game 4- San Antonio 3 vs. South 2, 10 a.m. at Plano West (Clark Stadium)
Game 5- Central 4 vs. San Antonio 1, noon, at Episcopal School of Dallas
Game 6 – South 3 vs. North 2, 10 a.m. at noon, at Episcopal School of Dallas
Game 7 – San Antonio 4 vs South 1 at South site, noon
Game 8 – North 3 vs. Central 2 at South site, 10 a.m.

May 3 – Quarterfinals
Game 9 – 11 a.m. at Clark Stadium
Game 10 -, 11 a.m. at Clark Stadium
Game 11 – , 11 a.m. at Episcopal School of Dallas
Game 12 – 11 a.m. at Episcopal School of Dallas

State Championships at Round Rock Dragon Stadium, Austin
May 9 – Semifinals, No 2 seed vs. No 3 seed, 10 a.m.; No. 1 seed vs. No. 4 seed, noon
May 10, championship at 11 a.m.

Girls
(more details to come)

The State Championships will be hosted by St. John’s in Houston on May 9-10

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/27/15

This week’s Epoch Lacrosse North America Rankings

1. Haverford School (PA) 16-0 Last week: No. 1
The Fords claimed a key 7-6 win over Episcopal Academy behind goalie Alex deMarco (17 saves) to take a two-game lead atop the Inter-Ac League.

2. Massapequa (N.Y.) 12-0 Last week: No. 2
The Chiefs earned a 7-6 OT win over Syosset as Ryan Tierney continues to get the clutch goals.

3. Darien (CT) 6-0 last week: No. 4
The Blue Wave edged Ridgefield, 10-9.

4. Hun School (N.J.) 10-0 Last week: No. 7
The Raiders looked dominant in an 18-7 win over Episcopal Academy Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival.

5. Loyola Blakefield (MD) 9-1 Last week: No. 14
The Dons have a two-game lead atop the MIAA “A” Conference

6. Hill Academy (ONT, Canada) 9-1 Last week: No. 6
Hill plays Saturday at Navy Prep.

7. Chaminade (NY) 9-1 Last week: No. 9
The Flyers play at 8-2 Ward Melville on Tuesday.

8. Syosset (NY) 11-1 last week: No. 3
The Braves look to rebound from their heartbreaking OT loss No. 2 Massapequa Wednesday against Oceanside.

9. IMG Lacrosse National (FL) 10-3 Last week: No. 12
The Ascenders play Hill Academy on May 9.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 13-1 Last week: No. 13
The Wildcats host Bellarmine Prep in a key rivalry game on Wednesday.

11. Landon School (MD) 15-2 Last week: No. 5
The Bears’ veteran coach, Rob Bordley, gained his 600th career win in Saturday’s 9-3 win over The Heights.

12. Gonzaga (DC) 13-3 Last week: No. 8
The Purple Eagles dropped a 7-4 decision to Georgetown Prep.

13. Boys’ Latin (MD) 12-3 Last week: No. 10
The Lakers host Loyola Blakefield on Friday in the MIAA.

14. McDonogh School (MD) 10-4 Last week: No. 11
The Eagles play Friday at Calvert Hall in the MIAA.

15. Georgetown Prep (MD) 9-2 Last week: NR
The Little Hoyas defeated Gonzaga, 7-4.

16. St. Augustine Prep (N.J.) 8-2 Last week: No. 15
The Hermits host Lawrenceville School on Wednesday.

17. Calvert Hall (MD) 11-3 Last week: No. 17
The Cardinals play Tuesday at Gilman in the MIAA.

18. Pittsford (N.Y.) 11-0 Last week: No. 18
The Panthers next big game is May 7 vs. undefeated Victor.

19. St. Paul’s (MD) 10-5 Last week: No. 19
The Crusaders are in a four-way tie for second place in the MIAA “A” Conference with McDonogh, Boys’ Latin and Calvert Hall.

20. West Genesee (N.Y.) 9-0 Last week: No. 20
The Wildcats host 8-1 Cazenovia Central today.

Under consideration: Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 10-0; Brunswick School (CT) 8-2; Bullis School (MD) 10-4; Cazenovia Central (N.Y.) 8-1; Connetquot (N.Y.) 11-0; Culver Military Academy (IN) 11-4; Delbarton (N.J.) 9-1; Duxbury (MA) 8-1; Episcopal Academy (PA) 9-5; Governor’s Academy (MA) 8-0; Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) 9-1; Lynbrook (NY) 12-0; Northport (N.Y.) 10-1; Smithtown East (N.Y.) 10-1; St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 6-3; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 20-0; Victor (9-0).

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/27/15

This week’s STEPS Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 17-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles finished undefeated in the IAAM regular season and play at Century today while closing their regular season Thursday against Marriotts Ridge.

2. Manhasset (N.Y.) 11-0 Prev: No. 3
The Indians edged Suffern (9-8) and St. Anthony’s (8-6) and host No. 19 Wantagh Thursday.

3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 19-0 Prev: No. 4
The Saints defeated Bryn Mawr (MD), 8-7, in overtime on Friday.

4. Garden City (N.Y.) 11-0 Prev: No. 5
The Trojans play Tuesday at No. 19 Wantagh and Saturday at No.2 and undefeated Manhasset.

5. Mt. Sinai (N.Y.) 9-0 Prev: No. 6
The Mustangs toppled Sayville, 7-4.

6. Bishop Ireton (VA) 14-1 Prev: No. 7
The Cardinals travel to Good Counsel Wednesday for a DC WCAC showdown.

7. Good Counsel (MD) 12-2 Prev: No. 8
The Falcons host Bishop Ireton Wednesday in most probably a preview of the league title game.

8. Mt. Hebron (MD) 11-1 Prev: No. 9
The Vikings host 11-1 Glenelg on Tuesday.

9. Ridgewood (N.J.) 11-0 Prev: No. 17
The Maroons ended Moorestown’s 88-game win streak on Saturday, 11-10, in overtime They host West Morris Central today.

10. Conestoga (PA) 12-1 Prev: No. 10
The Pioneers edged Episcopal Academy, 9-8, on Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival.

11. Radnor (PA) 11-1 Prev: No. 11
The Raiders edged Great Valley, 11-10, Saturday at the Katie Samson Festival.

12. Roland Park (MD) 10-4 Prev: No. 12
The Reds play Wednesday at 13-0 Manchester Valley.

13. Darien (CT) 4-2 Prev: No. 13
The Blue Wave host Massachusetts power Notre Dame Academy on Thursday.

14. Marriotts Ridge (MD) 11-1 Prev: No. 14
The Mustangs are gearing for a date at No. 1 McDonogh on April 30.

15. Middle Country (NY) 12-0 Prev: No. 15
The Wolverines defeated West Islip, 7-6, and travel Tuesday to 8-2 North Babylon.

16. Agnes Irwin (PA) 13-1 Prev: No. 16
The Owls travel to Episcopal Academy Friday for first place in the Inter-Ac League.

17. Moorestown (N.J.) 11-1 Prev: No. 2
The Quakers look to rebound from their OT loss to Ridgewood today against Lenape.

18. Milton (GA) 12-4 Prev: No. 18
The Eagles host Lassiter on Tuesday.

19. Wantagh (N.Y.) 11-0 Prev: No. 19
The Warriors will play undefeated powers Garden City (Tuesday) and Manhasset (Thursday) in a killer 3-day stretch.

20. Archbishop Spalding (MD) 13-4 Prev: No. 20
The Cavaliers host Garrison Forest today in their regular-season finale.

Under consideration: Century (MD) 10-2; Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.) 9-2; Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 7-4; Eastport-South Manor (NY) 10-1; Georgetown Visitation (DC) 11-5; Glastonbury (CT) 4-0; John Carroll (MD) 11-4; Lenape (NJ) 10-0; Loyola Academy (IL) 11-2; Manchester Valley (MD) 13-0; Needham (MA) 9-0; New Canaan (CT) 6-1; Oak Knoll (N.J.) 10-1; San Ramon Valley (CA) 15-0; Severn School (MD) 9-6; Skaneateles (N.Y.) 6-2; Stephen Decatur (MD) 9-0; St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 5-4; Suffern (NY) 6-5; Summit (N.J.) 9-3; Victor (NY) 8-1; Vero Beach (FL) 18-3; Westwood (MA) 10-0; West Genesee (N.Y.) 8-1; Yorktown (N.Y.) 9-0.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/27/15
From Press Release

The Liberty Bell Challenge Showcase/tournament is set for its inaugural event and many are already considering it one of the most competitive events of the summer recruiting window.

The Passport Alliance is focused on introducing a series of high-end boutique individual and club team showcases and the Liberty Bell Challenge will set the bar very high.

The Liberty Bell Challenge is set for July 11-12th as the inaugural club team showcase. bringing together a top level, competitive group of clubs to the Philly area.

The Liberty Bell Challenge club team showcase is the first in a series of highly selective college recruiting showcases that will be raising the bar. The Liberty Bell will be assembling only 12 TOP LEVEL clubs stretching from North Carolina to Canada and being held at the state-of-the art Germantown Academy athletic facility in Suburban Philadelphia.

The Passport Alliance is excited to be sponsoring this event in the highly competitive Philly lacrosse hotbed that will allow both clubs and individuals to showcase their skills against other highly skilled players in a highly productive and dynamic recruiting event.

In order to provide all strong players seeking to compete at the college level an opportunity to gain further exposure to the expected large volume of college coaches, the Passport Alliance and the Liberty Bell Challenge is also launching an individual showcase on Friday, July 10th prior to the Club team showcase. The organizers of the Passport Alliance realize that many gifted players not attending the Liberty Bell Club event also deserve an opportunity to be showcased so the individual event is open to all strong players to apply while position spots are open. With over 100 college coaches expected to attend, this is surely an event not to miss.

“The Dukes are participating in this showcase as we only play in events that attract the most competitive and top level teams AND that attract interest from the leading college coaches. I believe this will be THE EVENT on the second weekend of July that everyone will want to be at.” – Ebe Helm – Dukes Lacrosse Club Founder/President

“When Twist was asked to consider this event, we immediately were excited about the level of competition, the awesome venue and the draw that this event would have with the college recruiters. It was an easy conclusion that the Liberty Bell Challenge will give our players the best chance to be seen in quality games and to get on the radar with the types college programs our players are seeking.” – Greg Flego – Twist Founder/President

Link to apply for individual showcase: https://passportalliance.sportngin.com/register/form/017094843

BELOW ARE THE INVITED CLUB TEAMS THAT WILL BE ATTENDING THE LIBERTY BELL CHALLENGE..

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/27/15

Alabama Lacrosse State Championships
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Girls

First Round

Oak Mountain Blue (1) 19, Birmingham 0
Spain Park (5) 15, Titusville (4) 12, OT
Huntsville (3) vs. Hoover (6), May 27
Mountain Brook (2) Vestavia (7), May 27

Semifinals, May 29
Oak Mountain (1) vs. Spain Park (5)
Huntsville-Hoover winner vs, Mountain Brook-Vestavia winner

Championship, May 2 at Spain Park Stadium, 4 p.m.

Boys

Division I

Spain Park (1) gets bye
Hoover (4) 10, Lions/Briarwood (5) 9
Mountain Brook (6) 11, Oak Mountain (3) 9
Vestavia (2) 22 John Carroll (7) 6

Semifinals, May 29
Spain Park (1) vs. Hoover (4)
Mountain Brook (6) winner vs. Vestavia (2)

Championship, May 2 at Spain Park Stadium, 6 p.m.

Division II
First round
Grissom (1) vs. Homewood (8), May 26
Titusville (4) vs. Huntsville (5), May 26
Birmingham (3) vs. Vestavia (6), May 26
Bob Jones (2) def. Auburn (7) by forfeit

Semifinals, May 27

Championship, May 2 at Spain Park Stadium, 10 a.m.

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/29/15

Socastee High School (SC) 2015 defenseman-LSM JC Bulleman has made a commitment to play Division II lacrosse at Lincoln Memorial University.

JC Bulleman ledger:

JC Bulleman

High School: Socastee High School, SC

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Def/LSM

College Choice: Lincoln Memorial University

Club Affiliation: Shamrock

Lacrosse Honors: Captain 2015

What will you major in/study? Education

Why did you choose Lincoln? “I loved the campus, and the coaching staff and players were amazing. Education wise, I felt that it was the best fit for me.”

Outlook for your High School team? “They are young but very talented, I am looking forward to see how they do.”

Thank You: “I want to thank my family, friends, teammates and Coach Fox, Coach Lebaron and Coach Phillips for all they did to help to get me to this point.”

Other schools considered: Coker, Methodist

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/29/15

Oklahoma Lacrosse Boys’ State Tournament

Semifinals, May 2
No. 1 seed Edmond North hosts 4 seed Tulsa, 5 p.m.
No. 2 seed Jenks hosts No. 3 seed Republic, 1 p.m.

Championship, Finals May 9
Higher seed is host site

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/30/15
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the first two waves of participants who have been selected to compete in the 10th-annual Under Armour All-America Senior Showcase on July 3 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.

The game’s participants, which will be announced in four waves of 11 players through the end of May, will be divided into North and South teams that will be released accompanying the fourth and final wave of player participants.

Wave I: Under Armour Boys’ All-Americans

Attack

Timmy Kelly, Calvert Hall (Md.), North Carolina
Timmy Monahan, Gonzaga (D.C.), Maryland
Nathaniel Marano, Foothill Santa Ana (Calif.), Denver
Daniel Bucaro, Ward Melville (N.Y.), Georgetown

Midfield

Ryan Conrad, Loyola-Blakefield (Md.), Virginia
Curtis Zappala, Episcopal Academy (Pa.), Maryland
Sam Romano, Episcopal School of Dallas (Texas), Syracuse

FOGO

James Sullivan, Garden City (N.Y.), Harvard
Charles Kelly, Malvern Prep (Pa.), North Carolina

LSM/Defense

Tommy Wright, Garden City (N.Y.), Penn State
Cade van Raaphorst, Desert Vista (Ariz.), Duke

Wave II:

Attack
Joey Manown, LaSalle Acad. (R.I.), Duke
Henry Grass, Bronxville (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
Patrick, Spencer, Boys’ Latin (Md.), Loyola

Attack/Midfield
Nathan Solomon, Centennial (Ga.), Syracuse

Midfield
Jake McCulloch, Ward Melville (N.Y.), Cornell
Drew Supinski, Haverford (Pa.), Johns Hopkins

LSM/Defense
Tyson Bomberry, Avon Old Farms (Conn.), Syracuse
Jack Rowlett, Robinson (Va.), North Carolina
Zach Ambrosino, Taft (Conn.), Virginia

Defense
Nick Mellen, West Genesee (N.Y.), Syracuse
Noah Lejman, Haverford (Pa.), Penn

Girls

Wave 1

Attack

Gianna Bowe, Clearview (N.J.), North Carolina
Nicole Levy, East Islip (N.Y.), Syracuse
Brooke Troy, Westwood (Mass.), Boston College

Midfield

Elizabeth George, McDonogh (Md.), Princeton
Jen Giles, Mt. Hebron (Md.), Maryland
Olivia Jenner, McDonogh (Md.), Duke
Sydney Pirreca, Mt. Sinai (N.Y.), Florida
Charlotte Sofield, Bishop Ireton (Va.), North Carolina

Defense

Julia Braig, St. Paul’s (Md.), Maryland
Alexa Radziewicz, Christian Brother’s Academy (N.Y.), Syracuse

Goalie

Kady Glynn, Summit (N.J.), Loyola

Wave 2

Attack
Taylor Gebhardt, Baker/Baldwinsville (N.Y.), Georgetown
Ellie Majure, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.), Duke

Midfield
Kimberly Harkerk, Mahopac (N.Y.), Northwestern
Kara Klages, John Carroll (Md.), North Carolina
Samantha Lynch, Huntington (N.Y.), Notre Dame
Keeley MacAfee, Notre Dame Acad. (Mass.), Harvard
Emily Resnick, Webster Thomas (N.Y.), Syracuse

Defense
Kristen Adams, Garden City (N.Y.), Penn
Meghan Doherty, Mount Hebron (Md.), Maryland
Kaitlin Luzik, Bishop Ireton (Va.), Virginia

Goalie
Lauren Daly, Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.), Boston College

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/30/15
Staff Report

Good Counsel won Round 1 Wednesday in its battle with Bishop Ireton for supremacy in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference.

Jennifer Staines had six goals and three assists and fed Alexis Rieu with the game-winner with under a minute to play as the host Falcons defeated Bishop Ireton, 17-16.

Good Counsel, ranked No. 7 in the STEPS lacrosse North America Rankings, closed the WCAC regular season with an 8-0 mark (14-2) overall. Bishop Ireton, ranked no. 6, dropped to 7-1 in the conference and 15-2 overall.

The win for Good Counsel avenged a 17-7 loss to the Cards in last year’s league championship game. Most expect the two teams to meet again in the finals next month.

Bishop Ireton led, 14-11, but Staines later tied it, 16-16.

Kiley Kating had nine saves for the Falcons, including a game-saving stop against Bishop Ireton’s Charlotte Sofield in the final seconds of the game. Taylor McDaniels added six goals for Good Counsel while Kelly Mathews led the Cards with four goals and one assist and Kelly Larkin and Sofield each had three goals and three assists.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/30/15

West Virginia Scholastic Lacrosse association State Championships
(See Lacrosseinwestvirginia.com for more info)

Boys

Division I

First round, May 2
Seed 1 bye
No. 4 vs. No. 5
no. 2 vs. No. 7
No. 3 vs. No. 6

Semifinals, May 9, at higher seeds
No. 1 vs. 4-5 winner
No. 2-7 winner vs. 3-6 winner

Championship, May 16
At higher seed

Division II

First round, May 2
No. 1 vs. No. 8
No. 4 vs. No. 5, May 2
no. 2 vs. No. 7, May 2
No. 3 vs. No. 6, May 2

Semifinals, May 9, at higher seeds
No. 1-8 winner vs. 4-5 winner
No. 2-7 winner vs. 3-6 winner

Championship, May 16
At higher seed

Girls

First round
No. 1 bye
No. 4 vs. No 5
No. 2 bye
No. 3 vs. No. 6

Division I

First round
No. 1 1 bye
No. 4 vs. No. 5, May 2
No. 2 vs. No. 7, May 2
No. 3 vs. No. 6, May 2

Semifinals, May 9, at higher seeds
No. 1 vs. 4-5 winner
No. 2 vs. 3-6 winner

Championship, May 15
At Alderson Broaddus University

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/30/15

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Rankings:

Boys:
1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 20-0: The Raiders defeated Barron Collier 12-10 in the state quarterfinals. Aquinas plays St. Andrews on Friday in the semifinals. If they win the state championship will be on Saturday.

2. Collegiate School (VA) 18-0: The Cougars remain undefeated after beating No. 10 Paul VI in double overtime. Collegiate faces three tough opponents in the next week to finish off their regular season.

3. IMG Academy (FL) 16-1: The Ascenders finished off their season a few weeks ago.

4. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 14-2: The Saints added a huge win by defeating the No. 11 team in the Epoch North America Rankings Landon (MD), in four overtimes. Agnes faces No. 15 Georgetown Prep (MD) on Friday in their second to last regular season game.

5. Westminster (GA) 16-1: The Wildcats face Johns Creek on Friday.

6. Lambert (GA) 14-2: The Longhorns play at South Forsyth on Saturday to finish their regular season.

7. Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 16-2: The Eagles face Kinkaid on Saturday in the first round of Texas state playoffs.

8. Lake Highland Prep (FL) 19-3: The Highlanders have breezed through the Florida state playoffs. They face Lake Mary in the semifinals Friday.

9. Roswell (GA) 15-2: The Hornets play Gr. Atlanta Christian today to finish off their regular season.

10. Paul VI (VA) 13-5: The Panthers fell to No. 3 Collegiate School in double overtime. They defeated Bishop Ireton 13-5, to finish off their regular season.

Under Consideration: Centennial (GA) 14-2; Chantilly (VA) 11-1, Charlotte Latin (NC) 12-3, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 15-2, Saint Andrews (FL) 16-3, Johns Creek (GA) 11-4, Jupiter (FL) 19-4, Lake Mary (FL:) 18-4, Lake Norman (GA) 13-3, McCallie School (TN) 14-2, Memphis University School (TN) 13-5, Middle Creek (NC) 15-0, Northview (GA) 13-4, Lake Mary (FL) 18-4, Pope (GA) 13-3, Robinson (VA) 9-2, St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 10-6, Marvin Ridge (NC) 14-2, St. Christopher’s (VA) 10-4, Saint Andrew’s (FL) 16-3, Stoneman Douglas (FL) 16-2, Wando (S.C.) 18-0.

Girls:

1. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 20-0: The Saints remain undefeated after a 11-10 defeat of Georgetown Visitation. They face Collegiate School and St. Anne’s-Belfield on Friday and Saturday respectively for a tough weekend.

2. Bishop Ireton (VA) 15-2: The Cardinals fell to Good Counsel (MD) 17-16 in the WCAC regular season title game. They face Cape Henlopen on Saturday to finish their regular season and look to get another shot at Good Counsel perhaps in the conference finals.

3. Milton (GA) 13-4: The Eagles face Pope on Friday to end their regular season.

4. St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 17-1: The Saints defeated Collegiate School 12-8. They have only two games left in their regular season.

5. Vero Beach (FL) 18-3: The Fighting Indians continue to roll through the Florida state playoffs, defeating the Benjamin School 18-7. They face No. 6 Barron Collier in the semifinals Friday.

6. Barron Collier (FL) 17-1: The Cougars also dominated in the first three rounds of Florida state playoffs, beating Pine Crest 16-6. They will play Vero Beach on Friday.

8. Olympia (FL) 19-2: The Titans defeated Timber 15-6 in the state quarterfinals. They face Ponte Vedra on Friday in the semis.

9. Ponte Vedra (FL) 18-3: The Sharks defeated Oak Hall and will face Olympia on Friday in the state semifinals.

9. Lassiter (GA) 14-4: The Trojans came close to Georgia powerhouse Milton in a 12-9 loss to finish their regular season.

10. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 13-2: The Cougars finished their regular season with a 15-0 defeat of South Mecklenburg.

Under consideration: Apex (N.C.) 10-2, Bartram Trail (FL) 14-6, Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 14-1, Centreville (VA) 8-0, Charlotte Catholic (NC) 13-2, Coppell (TX) 17-2, Hutchison (TN) 17-4, Kell (GA) 14-3, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 18-4, Lake Norman (NC) 13-2, Lassiter (GA) 14-4, Robinson (VA) 11-1, St. John’s (TX) 16-0, Timber Creek (FL) 16-4.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/1/15

Centennial (GA) 2015 attackman Nathan Solomon became only the third known boy to reach 600 career points in high school lacrosse history today when he collected six goals and two assists in the Knights’ 23-5 victory over visiting South Forsyth.

Nathan Solomon celebrates his 600th point with Centennial head coach Bryan Wallace (Photo courtesy of @KnightsLaxCHS

Solomon, signed with Syracuse, has 315 goals and 286 assists in his career; this year he has 85 goals and 64 assists.

Centennial is 15-2 and closes its regular season Friday at Harrison.

The other players, according to LaxRecords (@LaxRecords), that have reached 600 career points are Zed Williams Silver Creek (N.Y.), 2009-2013 with 729; and Justin Anderson, Centennial (Las Vegas, Nev.), 2011-2014, with 632.

Solomon was a Heritage Lacrosse Boys’ Player of the Week honoree earlier this year.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/1/15

Florida State tournament

Information via fhsaa.org

FHSAA Semifinals at IMG Academy, Friday, May 1
Lake Mary vs. Lake Highland Prep, 5 p.m.
St Thomas Aquinas vs. St Andrew’s, 7 p.m.

FHSAA Championships First-Round Play-In Game – 7 p.m. on Friday, April 17

Boys
Maclay (Tallahassee) 15, Oak Hall (Gainesville) 2
Episcopal (Jacksonville) 14, Providence (Jacksonville) 6
Ponte Vedra 14, Bolles (Jacksonville) 11
Lake Mary 17, Matanzas (Palm Coast) 3
Oviedo 14, Lake Brantley (Altamonte Springs) 7
Lake Highland Prep (Orlando) 19, Boone (Orlando) 6
Dr. Phillips (Orlando) 10, West Orange (Winter Garden) 9
Newsome (Lithia) 9, Jesuit (Tampa) 8
Melbourne Central Catholic 10, Merritt Island 7
Jupiter 16, Vero Beach 12
Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach) 15, Wellington 1
Saint Andrew’s (Boca Raton) 9, Douglas (Parkland) 8
Cardinal Mooney Catholic (Sarasota) 14, Bishop Verot (Fort Myers) 5
Barron Collier (Naples) 13, Gulf Coast (Naples) 5
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) 17, Cypress Bay (Weston) 2
Gulliver Preparatory (Miami) 15, Miami Palmetto 6

Second round, Tuesday, April 21
Maclay 14, Episcopal 3
Lake Mary 14, Ponte Vedra 6
Lake Highland Prep 21, Oviedo 6
Newsome 22, Dr. Phillips 13
Jupiter 15, Melbourne 6
St. Andrew’s 16, Oxbridge 4
Barron Collier 8 Cardinal Mooney 2
St. Thomas Aquinas 21, Gulliver Prep 8

Third round, April 25
Lake Mary 7, Maclay 6
Lake Highland Prep 19, Newsome 7
Saint Andrews 12, Jupiter 9
St Thomas Aquinas 12, Barron Collier 10

Girls

Semifinals at IMG Lacrosse Academy, May 1
Ponte Vedra 20, Olympia 13
Vero Beach vs. Barron Collier, 2 p.m.

First round
Oak Hall (Gainesville) 9, Episcopal (Jacksonville) 4
Fleming Island (Orange Park) 16, Atlantic Coast (Jacksonville) 7
Ponte Vedra 20, St. Augustine 4
Winter Springs 14, Lake Brantley (Altamonte Springs) 13
Lake Highland Prep (Orlando) 12, Oviedo 10
Timber Creek (Orlando) 15, Dr. Phillips (Orlando) 6
Olympia (Orlando) 12, Plant 11
Newsome (Lithia) 17, Out-of-Door (Sarasota) 16
Rockledge 8, Sebastian River 6
Vero Beach 20, Martin County (Stuart) 10
Benjamin (Palm Beach Gardens) 21, Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach) 8
Pope John Paul II (Boca Raton) 11, Park Vista (Lake Worth) 8
Bishop Verot (Fort Myers) 13, Canterbury (Fort Myers) 11
Barron Collier (Naples) 18, Naples 6
Pine Crest School – Fort Lauderdale 11, Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale) 7
West Broward (Pembroke Pines) 16, Ransom Everglades (Miami) 8

Second Round, Tuesday, April 21
Oak Hall 12, Fleming Island 8
Ponte Vedra 21, Winter Springs 13
Timber Creek 9, Lake Highland Prep 8
Olympia 13, Newsome 7
Benjamin School 14, Pope John Paul II 6
Vero Beach 22, Rockledge 0
Barron Collier 19, Bishop Verot 4
Pine Crest 19, West Broward 7

Third-Round Play-In Game – 7 p.m. on Friday, April 24
Ponte Vedra def. Oak Hall no score available
Olympia 15, Timber Creek 6
Vero Beach 18, Benjamin School 7
Barron Collier 16 Pine Crest 6 (Saturday)

Admission: $7.00

Florida High School Lacrosse State Championships
When: Friday-Saturday, May 1-2, 2015
Where: IMG Academy, 5650 47th Street West, Bradenton, FL 34210
Host: IMG Academy
Admission: $8.00 per session for general admission/$12.00 per session for club seating
Parking: $5.00 for cars/$10.00 for buses (all proceeds go to the American Cancer Society and IMG Academy)

Television: Bright House Sports Network (championship games only)
Webcast: Bright House Sports Network (championship games only) | NFHS Network (semifinal games only)

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By Callie Glaser
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/1/15

Wando (S.C.) boys’ lacrosse coach Lance Renes said his Warriors committed themselves to winning a state a state title the moment they came back to school in the Fall.

Wando wins South Carolina. state title with 18-0 record

“We had a significant amount of players commit to our strength and conditioning program that started in September, and we also had multiple sport athletes,” said Renes. “The state of South Carolina allows us to have out of season practice in the fall, so we utilized every opportunity to improve in the off season.”

The extra work clearly paid off for Wando.

The Warriors completed a perfect 18-0 season Saturday, claiming the South Carolina boys’ state championship with a 13-6 win over Fort Mill at Chapin High School. The state title was Wando’s second in three years, each over Fort Mill; last year Fort Mill beat the Warriors in the final.

Senior Andrew Phelan had four goals to lead Wando and sophomore Ryan Lipsky scored three goals. The Warriors led, 8-0, and then 8-2 at halftime and was never threatened.

Back in February, Wando defeated Fort Mill, 17-5. The Warriors won all of their game against South Carolina teams by at least seven goals and also went 3-0 against teams from Georgia and Tennessee.

In an interview with Renes, he comments on their growing success and strategy going into the championship game.

Knowing you had defeated Fort Mill 17-5 back in February in the opener, what was the team’s strategy coming into the game and how did they execute it?
Renes: “After scouting Fort Mill, we recognized they like to slow the game down with good ball control and selecting good shots on offense. To counter that our plan was to win face-offs, pressure out on defense, and get an early lead with goals in transition and attacking hard on settled offense. It was 8-0 before Fort Mill scored their first goal.”

What made your team so amazingly successful?
Renes: “We scheduled the best teams in South Carolina and tough out of state opponents as well. To help increase motivation we implemented a goal setting program. First, we established outcome goals, such as winning our region, and then winning the state championship. Next we established performance goals based on position. For example, it was our objective to win 51% of face-offs in each game. After each game we evaluated our performance goals to recognize what aspect of the game needed to improve. By having a goal setting program, it kept us focused on the task at hand by working to achieve our objectives each game. When we need to improve on certain areas, we established process goals. For example, we did not meet our objectives for shooting at the start of the season, so the process goal to improve shooting percentages involved striving for a 75% accuracy during shooting drills at practice. We focused on cohesiveness all season. We taught and executed what it means to play team offense and defense. Our focus was task orientated, meaning that our concern was performing our best and not being the best.”

What has helped your program achieve so much success in recent years?
Renes: “Our program has achieved success because of standards that were established in the past. Every season our team improves and the bar is set higher, so athletes realize they have to work harder than those in the past to create progress. We are also achieving success because of the positive growth in the lacrosse community. We have a great feeder program from our rec department and there are travel teams in the area that help lacrosse players improve with a goal to reach their full potential.The game of lacrosse is growing in a positive direction in the Charleston area, so players arriving to high school with good fundamentals and good lacrosse IQ.”

Anything else you wish to add?
Renes: “Lacrosse in South Carolina was sanctioned in 2010 and since then we have won three titles. The game of lacrosse is growing in the right direction and it is our vision as a program to lead the state in the progression in skill and sportsmanship.”

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/2/15

The Lake Highland Prep boys’ lacrosse team will shoot for its third straight Florida state lacrosse championship and the Vero Beach girls will aim for an even 10 in a row tonight at IMG Lacrosse Academy in Bradenton.

Lake Highland Prep (20-3) advanced Friday by handling Lake Mary 14-3 as Reid Thedford scored four goals and Connor Aniello added two goals and had two assists. The Highlanders – making their sixth straight appearance in the state finals – will face undefeated St. Thomas Aquinas (21-0), a 14-5 winner over St. Andrew’s, at 7:30 p.m.

St. Thomas Aquinas, which got four goals from Alex Tumminello in Friday’s rout, defeated Lake Highland Prep, 11-10 back on Feb. 13.

Meanwhile, the Vero Beach girls (19-3) scored the final six goals of the game to topple Barron Collier (22-2), 13-9 in Friday’s semis. Zan Biedenharn scored five goals and Abby Shields added four for the Fighting Indians.

Barron Collier had the lead, 9-7, but BC standout Olivia Ferrucci (four goals, three assists) was disqualified after receiving a second yellow card when the Indians had tied it, 9-9. After that, Vero Beach dominated while taking advantage of the man-up situation.

Vero’s opponent in the finals at 5 p.m. will be Ponte Vedra (19-3), which earned a rematch of last year’s final with a 20-13 victory over Olympia.

Last year Ponte Vedra fell to Vero Beach 13-6 in the title game and earlier this year the Sharks fell, 17-8, to Vero Beach.

Jade Gordon had seven goals and two assists to lead the Sharks on Friday against Olympia.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/2/15

Oklahoma Lacrosse Boys’ State Tournament

Semifinals, May 2
No. 1 seed Edmond North 11, Tulsa 2
No. 2 seed Jenks 14, No. 3 seed Republic 9

Championship, Finals May 9
Jenks at Edmond North

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By Callie Glaser
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/3/15

Jesuit (LA) 2015 attackman Cameron Guernsey and 2016 goalie Rob Hinyub have been named the Heritage Lacrosse Boys’ Co-Players of the Week.

Guernsey and Hinyub helped lead the Bluejays to their fourth straight Louisiana state championship on April 26 with a 9-3 win over St. Paul’s. Guernsey was named the State Tournament’s Most Valuable Offensive Player and had four goals and an assist in the final. Hinyub was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Defensive Player and had seven saves in the championship game.

Jesuit finished 13-2 and undefeated in in-state games. Guernsey will continue his lacrosse career next year at Roanoke. Hinyub is currently undecided.

You defeated St. Paul’s, 7-2 in your first matchup. What did they do differently this time and what did you do to counteract? And what went well?

Jesuit (New Orleans) won its fourth straight Louisiana state championship

Hinyub: “We went into the game with the same mindset, which was to get the ball in the back of the net as soon as possible. We knew we needed to start early and execute shutdown defense.”
Guernsey: “In the last game of districts we played very well. I was out with a concussion I suffered about two weeks before so I wasn’t able to do much. This time they put their best pole on me and attempted to lock-off my linemate, Max Murret, and myself. Our team was still able to get the ball into our hands, which helped generate the offense. Our middies and younger attackers stepped up big time, which gave us a big advantage during the game. Our defense also played lights out, which was a big factor.”

What were the biggest reasons for the team’s success this year? Hinyub: “We all possessed a high level of lacrosse IQ and truly recognized who we were playing. Not only did we recognize our opponent’s strengths but we recognized ours as well which helped us in the long run. The team always gave 100% and we worked well as a team.”
Guernsey: “Coming into this year with a new coach and another state title to defend we knew we would face some challenges. St. Paul’s was a young team but they had a lot of talent and a lot of potential. We knew we had a lot of work to do, so the team gave it 100% the entire season, always trying to better ourselves and our teammates.”

How has the program continued to excel each year? Hinyub: “It all starts with the individuals. The time put in outside of practice and during the off season has truly helped. Everyone is putting in the work and showing up to practice ready to make the team better.”
Guernsey: “We’ve become a lot more disciplined over the years and we know that every team in the state is gunning for us so we can’t afford to slip, even a little bit. We come into a season with one goal every year and that’s to win state. We’re just trying to build a dynasty for years to come.”

Heritage Lacrosse™ stages best in class tournaments and unique showcase events, such as The Match™, while promoting sportsmanship and the values of tradition, honor and respect for the game. Heritage Lacrosse™ also offers event management technology solutions, including mobile capabilities, to ensure top tier tournament operations www.heritagelacrosse.com

Nominations for the Heritage Male Player of the Week can be made by e-mailing us at golax@toplaxrecruits.com or tweeting/messaging us @toplaxrecruits. All information must come through/verified by the team’s head coach.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/4/15
From Press Release

The Liberty Bell Challenge Showcase/tournament is set for its inaugural event and many are already considering it one of the most competitive events of the summer recruiting window.

The Passport Alliance is focused on introducing a series of high-end boutique individual and club team showcases and the Liberty Bell Challenge will set the bar very high.

The Liberty Bell Challenge is set for July 11-12th as the inaugural club team showcase. bringing together a top level, competitive group of clubs to the Philly area.

Link to apply for individual showcase: https://passportalliance.sportngin.com/register/form/017094843

BELOW ARE THE INVITED CLUB TEAMS THAT WILL BE ATTENDING THE LIBERTY BELL CHALLENGE..

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