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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/4/15

This week’s STEPS Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 18-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles have the top seed in the IAAM playoffs as they look for their seventh straight conference title.

2. Manhasset (N.Y.) 14-0 Prev: No. 2
The Indians edged Garden City, 10-9, to keep their hold on the No. 2 spot

3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 22-0 Prev: No. 3
The Saints edged Georgetown Visitation, 11-10, to win the DC Independent Schools regular-season title.

4. Garden City (N.Y.) 13-1 Prev: No. 4
The Trojans hope to get another shot at No. 2 Manhasset in the Nassau County playoffs.

5. Good Counsel (MD) 16-2 Prev: No. 7
The Falcons enjoyed a big week, topping Bishop Ireton 17-16, to win the DC WCAC regular-season title and then downing Summit (NJ), 13-12, in overtime on Saturday.

6. Bishop Ireton (VA) 16-2 Prev: No. 6
The Cardinals figure to get another shot at Good Counsel in the DC WCAC playoffs.

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

8. Ridgewood (N.J.) 13-0 Prev: No. 9
The Maroons host Pascack Valley on Tuesday.

9. Conestoga (PA) 15-1 Prev: No. 10
The Pioneers can finish as undefeated champions of the Central League with wins over Upper Darby and Springfield-Delco.

10. Radnor (PA) 14-1 Prev: No. 11
The Raiders look to be the second seed in the District 1 tournament.

11. Darien (CT) 8-2 Prev: No. 13
The Blue Wave plays at New Canaan on Thursday.

12. Marriotts Ridge (MD) 12-1 Prev: No. 14
The Mustangs game with No. 1 McDonogh was called due to lightning in the second half.

13. Middle Country (NY) 14-0 Prev: No. 15
The Wolverines defeated North Babylon, 10-7.

14. Agnes Irwin (PA) 15-1 Prev: No. 16
The Owls took over sold possession of first place in the Inter-Ac League with an 8-7 win over Episcopal Academy; they play at No. 15 Moorestown on Wednesday.

15. Moorestown (N.J.) 14-1 Prev: No. 17
The Quakers toppled two strong foes, Lenape, 16-11 and Ridge, 10-6; and host No. 14 Agnes Irwin on Wednesday.

16. Manchester Valley (MD) 14-0 Prev: NR
The small-school Mavericks routed Roland Park, 23-11, and are the clear favorite to repeat as Maryland Public 2A/1A champions.

17. Archbishop Spalding (MD) 14-4 Prev: No. 20
The Cavaliers earned the No. 3 seed in the IAAM playoffs and have a first-round bye.

18. Milton (GA) 14-4 Prev: No. 18
The Eagles routed Pope, 22-5.

19. Oak Knoll (N.J.) 12-1 Prev: NR
The Royals have lost only to Ridgewood

20. John Carroll Prev: No. NR
The Patriots have won six straight and have the No. 4 seed in the IAAM tourney.

Under consideration: Century (MD) 11-3; Christian Brothers (NY) 8-3; Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.) 10-3; Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 10-4; Eastport-South Manor (NY) 13-1; Georgetown Visitation (DC) 13-6; Glastonbury (CT) 6-1; John Carroll (MD) 12-4; Loyola Academy (IL) 15-2; Mt. Sinai (N.Y.) 12-1; Needham (MA) 12-0; New Canaan (CT) 8-2; Roland Park (MD) 10-5; Severn School (MD) 11-6; Skaneateles (N.Y.) 8-3; Stephen Decatur (MD) 12-0; St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 10-4; Suffern (NY) 8-5; Summit (N.J.) 11-4; Vero Beach (FL) 20-3; Westwood (MA) 13-0; West Genesee (N.Y.) 10-2; Wantagh (N.Y.) 12-2; Yorktown (N.Y.) 12-0.

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The rankings are compiled by members of the TopLaxRecruits.com staff. STEPS Lacrosse is only the sponsor.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/4/15

This week’s Epoch Lacrosse North America Rankings

1. Haverford School (PA) 20-0 Last week: No. 1
The Fords can clinch the Inter-Ac League championship Tuesday by winning at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy.

2. Massapequa (N.Y.) 14-0 Last week: No. 2
The Chiefs host Oceanside on Thursday in their final regular-season game.

3. Darien (CT) 6-0 last week: No. 3
The Blue Wave has won 32 straight games and hosts St Joseph-Trumbell on Tuesday.

4. Hun School (N.J.) 13-0 Last week: No. 4
The Raiders downed Shawnee, 11-7, on Saturday.

5. Hill Academy (ONT, Canada) 9-1 Last week: No. 6
Hill plays Saturday Vs. IMG National.

6. Syosset (NY) 13-1 last week: No. 8
The Braves host Baldwin Thursday in their regular season finale.

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

8. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 14-1 Last week: No. 10
The Wildcats dominated Bellarmine Prep, 18-3, in a rivalry game on Wednesday.

9. Landon School (MD) 17-2 Last week: No. 11
The Bears close their regular season Tuesday at Episcopal.

10. Gonzaga (DC) 15-3 Last week: No. 12
The Purple Eagles close their regular season Tuesday vs. Bishop Ireton.

11. Boys’ Latin (MD) 14-3 Last week: No. 13
The Lakers claimed a big 13-11 MIAA “A” Conference win over Loyola Blakefield to move into a first-place tie at 6-2.

12. McDonogh School (MD) 12-4 Last week: No. 14
The Eagles downed Calvert Hall 10-8 to move into the four-way tie atop the MIAA “A” Conference.

13. Northport (N.Y.) 12-1 Last week: NR
The Tigers have won 11 in a row since a 16-7 loss to Syosset, including big victories over Smithtown East, Ward Melville and Connetquot.

14. Loyola Blakefield (MD) 9-3 Last week: No. 5
The Dons lost their two-game lead atop the MIAA “A” Conference quickly, dropping games to St. Mary’s and Boys’ Latin last week. They also are 6-2.

15. Chaminade (NY) 11-2 Last week: No. 7
The Flyers fell to Ward Melville, 10-9, and play St. Anthony’s on Thursday

16. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 15-2 Last week: NR
The Saints have come out of nowhere to stun both Landon and Georgetown Prep; they host Bullis School Tuesday in the now very tight DC IAC race.

17. Episcopal Academy (PA) 12-5 Last week: NR
The Churchmen play Tuesday at Malvern Prep in hopes of clinching second place in the Inter-Ac League and probably the third seed in the Inter-Ac Challenge.

18. Pittsford (N.Y.) 13-0 Last week: No. 18
The Panthers host 12-0 Victor on Friday.

19. St. Paul’s (MD) 12-5 Last week: No. 19
The Crusaders moved into the four-way atop the MIAA “A” Conference with McDonogh, Boys’ Latin and Loyola Blakefield.

20. Smithtown east (N.Y.) 12-1 Last week: NR
the Bulls play Wednesday at Riverhead.

Under consideration: Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 12-0; Bullis School (MD) 12-4; Calvert Hall (MD) 11-5; Cazenovia Central (N.Y.) 11-1; Connetquot (N.Y.) 12-1; Culver Military Academy (IN) 13-4; Delbarton (N.J.) 10-1; Duxbury (MA) 9-1; Georgetown Prep (MD) 10-3; Governor’s Academy (MA) 10-0; Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) 12-1; Lake Highland Prep (FL) 21-3; Lynbrook (NY) 14-0; Smithtown East (N.Y.) 12-1; St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 9-3; St. Augustine Prep (N.J.) 10-3; Victor (NY) 12-0, Ward Melville (N.Y.) 11-2; West Genesee (N.Y.) 11-1

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Georgia High School Association State Championships

GHSA Class AAAAAA Boys State Lacrosse Championship
First round, May 6

Lassiter (Area 2, No. 3) vs. Centennial (3-2)
Collins Hill (4-4) vs. Harrison (1-1)
Lambert (3-3) vs. Pope (2-2)
Hillgrove (1-4) vs. North Gwinnett (4-1)
North Paulding (1-3) vs. Mill Creek (4-2)
Northview (3-4) vs. Roswell (2-1)
Peachtree Ridge (4-3) vs. Kennewaw Mountain (1-2)
Etowah (2-4) vs. Johns Creek (3-1)

Second Round, May 9
Semifinals, May 13
Finals, May 16

GHSA Class A-AAAAA Boys State Lacrosse Championship

First Round, May 5
Pace Academy (Area 2, No. 3) vs. GAC (3-2)
Marist (4-4) vs. Lovett (1-1)
Wesleyan (3-3) vs. Altoona (2-2)
McIntosh (1-4) vs. St. Pius X (4-1)
Woodward (1-3) vs. Benedictine (4-2)
Blessed Trinity (3-4) vs. Westminster (2-1)
Decatur (4-3) vs. Starr’s Mill (1-2)
Kell (2-4) vs. Cambridge (3-1)

Second Round, May 8
Semifinals, May 12
Finals, May 16

GHSA Class AAAAAA Girls State Lacrosse Championship

First Round, May 6
Walton (Area 2, No. 3) vs. Northview (3-2)
Grayson (4-4) vs. Harrison (1-1)
West Forsyth (3-3) vs. Lassiter (2-2)
Newnan (1-4) vs. North Gwinnett (4-1)
North Paulding (1-3) vs. Collins Hill (4-2)
Lambert (3-4) vs. Milton (2-1)
Mill Creek (4-3) vs. Kennesaw Mountain (1-2)
Pope (2-4) vs. Chattahoochee (3-1)

Second Round, May 8
Semifinals, May 12
Finals, May 16

GHSA Class A-AAAAA Girls State Lacrosse Championship
First Round, May 6
Creekview (Area 2, No. 3) vs. Blessed Trinity (3-2)
Union Grove (4-4) vs. McIntosh (1-1)
Wesleyan (3-3) vs. Westminster (2-2)
Starr’s Mill (1-4) vs. St. Pius X (4-1)
Woodward (1-3) vs. Lakeside, Evans (4-2)
Holy Innocents’ (3-4) vs. Kell (2-1)
Marist (4-3) vs. Lovett (1-2)
Sprayberry (2-4) vs. Cambridge (3-1)

Second Round, May 9
Semifinals, May 13
Finals, May 16

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/5/15

Keller (TX) 2015 midfielder Jack Gorman has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Hendrix College.

Jack Gorman ledger:

Jack Gorman

High School: Keller High School, TX

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Middie

College Choice: Hendrix College

Club Affiliation: Keller Lacrosse

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: 2014 Texas High School State Champions; Blue Chip 225 All Star

What will you major in/study? Business and Economics

Why did you choose school? “The program is excellent and the school had a great environment I wanted to be a part of.”

Outlook for your High School team? “Coming off a state win from the previous year, we got moved up a division so it was a good challenge. We played a lot better competition, which in the end improved us as players.”

Other school considered: North Greenville University

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/6/15

West Virginia Scholastic Lacrosse Association State Championships
Boys

Division 1

First Round, May 2

University (1) vs. BYE
Wheeling Central (5) -20, Linsly School (4) 5
George Washington (2) 15 vs. Morgantown (7) 3
Wheeling Park (3) vs. Fairmont Senior (6)

Second Round, May 9
University (1) vs. Wheeling Central (5)
George Washington (2) vs. TBD

Finals, May 16

Division 2
First Round, May 2

Capital (1) vs. Kanawha Valley LC (8)
Berkeley County (2) 5, Huntington (5) 4
Buckhannon-Upshur (6) 17, Spring Mills (4) 15
Bridgeport (3) 14, Preston (7) 7.

Semifinals, May 9
Capital vs. Buckhannon-Upshur
Berkeley County vs. Bridgeport

Finals, May 16

Girls Division 1

First Round, May 2
George Washington (1) vs. BYE
University HS (4) 20,. Spring Mills (5) 4
Fairmont Senior (2) vs. BYE
Morgantown (3) vs. bye

Semifinals, May 9
George Washington vs. University
Fairmont Senior vs. Morgantown

Finals, May 15 at Alderson Broaddus University

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/6/15

Tennessee State Championships

Tennessee Girls Lacrosse Association

First Round
Hutchison (1) 21 vs. St. Cecilia (16)1
St. Mary’s (8) 16 vs. Harpeth Hall (9) 8
Ravenwood (5) 16 vs. Seymour (12) 2
Ensworth (4) 19 vs. Baylor (13) 1
JP II (6) 16 vs. USN (11) 8
St. George’s (3) 17 vs. Briarcrest (14) 4
Franklin (7) 11 vs. GPS (10) 9
Houston (2) 23 vs. Lausanne (15) 2

Second Round
Hutchison (1) 14, St. Mary’s (8) 3
Ravenwood (5) 10, Ensworth (4) 9
St. George’s (3) 10, JP II (6) 9
Houston (2) 21, Franklin (7) 11

Semifinals, May 8
Hutchison (1) vs. Ravenwood (5)
St. George’s (3) vs. Houston (2)

Tennessee Boys Lacrosse Association

Division I
First Round
Christian Brothers HS vs. Evagelical Christian School, May 7
Centennial 5, Brentwood 4
Memphis University School vs. Houston, May 6
Ravenwood vs. Cookeville, May 7
McCallie vs. Webb Knox, May 6
Father Ryan 13, University School of Nashville 5
Baylor vs. West Knoxville, May 6
Montgomery Bell Academy Pope John Paul II, May 6

Quarterfinals, May 8-10
Centennial vs. Christian Brothers-ECS winner
MUS-Houston winner vs. Ravenwood-Cookeville winner
McCallie-Webb Knox winner vs. Father Ryan
Baylor-West Knoxville winner vs. MBA-PJP winner

Semifinals, May 15
Finals, May 16

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/6/15

Washington D.C. Conference Championships

Boys

Washington Catholic Athletic Conference

Quarterfinals
Gonzaga (DC) 23, Bishop Ireton (VA) 4
Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD) 8, DeMatha (MD) 7
St. Mary’s Ryken (MD) 9, St. John’s 8 (DC), OT
Bishop O’Connell (VA) at Paul VI (VA), suspended to tonight

Semifinals, May 7
Gonzaga vs. Our Lady of Good Counsel
St. Mary’s Ryken vs. Paul VI-Bishop O’Connell winner

DC IAC Championships
TBA

Girls
Washington Catholic Athletic Conference
Quarterfinals, May 5
Our Lady of Good Counsel 21, Elizabeth Seton 6
St. Mary’s Ryken at Paul VI, suspended to May 6
Bishop Ireton 19, Bishop O’Connell 7
Holy Cross 17, St. John’s 6

Semifinals, May 7
Our Lady of Good Counsel vs. St. Mary’s Ryken-Paul VI winner

DC IAC Championships
TBA

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/7/15

North Carolina Lacrosse

2015 Women’s Lacrosse State Championship – 1A/2A/3A/4A

First Round, May 6
East
Hoggard (1) vs. BYE
Millbrook (3) vs. Carrboro (4)
New Bern (2) vs. BYE
Laney (3) vs. BYE
Jacksonville (1) vs. BYE
East Chapel Hill (3) 14, Green Hope (3) 7
Ashley (2) vs. BYE
Rose (3) vs. BYE
Apex (1) vs. BYE
Topsail (4) vs. Sanderson
Wakefield (1) vs. BYE
Chapel Hill (1) vs. BYE
Cardinal Gibbons (1) vs. BYE
Athens Drive (4) 21, Heritage (4) 11
Broughton (2) vs. BYE
Middle Creek (2) vs. BYE

West
Southeast Guilford (1) vs. BYE
Watauga 13, Southwest Guilford (3) 12
West Forsyth (2) vs. BYE
East Forsyth (2) vs. BYE
Northwest Guilford (1) vs. BYE
Grimsley (3) vs. Ragsdale
R.J. Reynolds (1) vs. BYE
Northern Guilford (2) vs. BYE
Marvin Ridge (1) vs. BYE
Ardrey Kell (3) 12, Cuthbertson 11
Charlotte Catholic (1) vs. BYE
Hough (2) vs. BYE
Lake Norman (1) vs. BYE
South Mecklenburg (4) 12, Mount Tabor (3) 6
Weddington (2) vs. BYE
Myers Park (2) vs. BYE

Second Round, May 8

East
Hoggard (1) vs. Millbrook/Carrboro
New Bern (2) vs. Laney (3)
Jacksonville (1) vs. Green Hope/East Chapel Hill
Ashley (2) vs. Rose (3)
Apex (1) vs. Topsail/Sanderson
Wakefield (1) vs. Chapel Hill (2)
Cardinal Gibbons (1) vs. Athens Drive/Heritage
Broughton (2) vs. Middle Creek (2)

West
Southeast Guilford (1) vs. Southwest Guilford/Watauga
West Forsyth (2) vs. East Forsyth (2)
Northwest Guilford (1) vs. Grimsley/Ragsdale
R.J. Reynolds (1) vs. Northern Guilford (2)
Marvin Ridge (1) vs. Ardrey Kell/Cuthbertson
Charlotte Catholic (1) vs. Hough (2)
Lake Norman (1) vs. Mount Tabor/South Mecklenburg
Weddington (2) vs. Myers Park (2)

Third Round, May 12
Quarterfinals (May 15)
Semifinals, May 19
Finals, May 23

2015 Boys Lacrosse State Championship – 1A/2A/3A

First Round, May 8
East
Topsail (1) vs. BYE
Northside (2) vs. Northwood
Jacksonville (1) vs. BYE
Havelock (3) vs. Cedar Ridge (3)
Carrboro (1) vs. BYE
Chapel Hill (1) vs. Roxboro Community
Cardinal Gibbons (1) vs. BYE
South Brunswick (2) vs. Orange (4)

West
Eastern Alamance (1) vs. BYE
Bishop McGuiness (1) vs. Williams (3)
Western Guilford (1) vs. BYE
Northern Guilford (2) vs. West Stokes (2)
Lake Norman Charter (1) vs. BYE
Weddington (2) vs. Hickory (2)
Marvin Ridge (1) vs. BYE
St. Stephens (1) vs. Community School of Davidson

Second Round, May 12
East
Topsail (1) vs. Northside/Northwood
Jacksonville (2) vs. Havelock/Cedar Lens
Carrboro (1) vs. Chapel Hill/Roxboro Community
Cardinal Gibbons (1) vs. South Brunswick/Orange

West
Eastern Alamance (1) vs. Bishop McGuiness/Williams
Western Guilford (1) vs. Northern Guilford/West Strokes
Lake Norman Charter (1) vs. Weddington/Hickory
Marvin Ridge (1) vs. St. Stephens/Community School of Davidson

Quarterfinals, May 15
Semifinals, May 19
Finals, May 22

2015 Boys Lacrosse State Championship – 4A

First Round, May 6
East
Hoggard (1) vs. BYE
Ashley 9, Wakefield 7
Jordan (2) vs. BYE
Athens Drive (3) vs. BYE
New Bern (1) vs. BYE
Riverside 11, Holly Springs 10
Apex (2) vs. BYE
Broughton (2) vs. BYE
Middle Creek (1) vs. BYE
New Hanover 12, Rose 4
Laney (2) vs. BYE
Enloe (2) vs. BYE
East Chapel Hill (1) vs. BYE
Panther Creek 8, Millbrook (4) 7
Leesville Road (1) vs. BYE
Green Hope (4) vs. BYE

West
Grimsley (1) vs. BYE
Mount Tabor (3) vs. Ragsdale
Northwest Guilford (1) vs. BYE
Reagan (1) vs. BYE
R.J. Reynolds (1) vs. BYE
Southwest Guilford (3) 10, West Forsyth 2
Page (2) vs. BYE
Hough (2) vs. BYE
Charlotte Catholic (1) vs. BYE
Butler (4) 15, Mooresville 6
Lake Norman (1) vs. BYE
Myers Park (2) vs. BYE
Robinson (1) vs. BYE
Ardrey Kell (3) 14, Providence 13
Watauga (1) vs. BYE
East Forsyth (2) vs. BYE

Round Three, May 8

East
Hoggard (1) vs. Ashley/Wakefield
Jordan (2) vs. Athens Drive (3)
New Bern (1) vs. Holly Springs/Riverside
Apex (2) vs. Broughton (2)
Middle Creek (1) vs. Rose/New Hanover
Laney (2) vs. Enloe (3)
East Chapel Hill (1) vs. Millbrook/Panther Creek
Leesville Road (1) vs. Green Hope (4)

West
Grimsley (1) vs. Mount Tabor/Ragsdale
Northwest Guilford (1) vs. Reagan (2)
R.J. Reynolds (1) vs. Southwest Guilford/West Forsyth
Page (2) vs. Hough (2)
Charlotte Catholic (1) vs. Butler/Mooresville
Lake Norman (1) vs. Myers Park (2)
Robinson (5) vs. Ardrey Kell/Providence
Watauga (1) vs. Easy Forsyth (2)

Quarterfinals, May 15
Semifinals, May 19
Finals, May 23

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/7/15
From Press Release

LEGACY Global Sports is pleased to officially announce player selection for the Brine National Lacrosse Academy Florida boys team.

Forty players qualified to participate in the Brine Pride of Florida Showcase. 23 players from various club lacrosse programs will be selected to represent the State of Florida at the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Academy in Virginia, June 29-July 2.

“The Brine National Lacrosse Academy provides a terrific opportunity for the top players from the top club programs in Florida to play together on one team, one time a year,” said Joel Franklin, Executive Director. “It is a competitive process for players to qualify for selection. We are looking forward to see this group play together at the national level” adds Joel Franklin.

Now entering its 5th year, the Brine National Lacrosse Academy features the top current 7th and 8h grade middle school lacrosse players in the nation.

About Brine
Headquartered in Warren, Michigan, Brine was established in 1922. Brine has spent almost a century supporting players in their athletic pursuit of game improvement products and programs. Recognized for innovation of the Offset™ lacrosse stick and the original round bladder soccer ball, Brine was acquired by New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. in August, 2006. Brine is a recognized industry leader in lacrosse, soccer, and field hockey. For more information about Brine, please visit www.brine.com.

About the Brine National Lacrosse Classic
Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing team sports in the US and the Brine National Lacrosse Classic provides players with a socially and athletically rewarding experience to better prepare them to meet the challenges of high school and college academics and athletics. The Brine National Lacrosse Classic featuring the top players and coaches selected to represent their region in a showcase event offering extreme competition and exposure to the next level of the sport. Geared to help players better prepare and transition from one level to the next, the Brine National Lacrosse Classic has two distinct divisions for high school and middle school boys and girls. www.nationallacrosseclassic.com

About LEGACY Global Sports

LEGACY Global Sports is actively changing the way sporting events are organized, managed and executed around the world with a full range of event & tour management, travel & housing, player development and athlete representation services. LEGACY Global Sports has the capability to internally handle the complete logistics of any event, at every level. www.legacyglobalsports.com

Florida Middle School Academy roster
First Name Last Name Position City State High Grad Year
Nate Ashley M Bradenton Fl 2020 Haile
Jeremy Barrett D Bonita Springs Fl 2019 Bonita Springs Charter
Hudson Bohn M Orlando Fl 2020 St Margaret Mary Catholic
Kaden Brothers D Sebastian Fl 2019 Saint Edwards
Benjamin Calvert D Winter Park Fl 2020 St. Margaret Mary Catholic
Ryan Conforti M Palm Beach Gardens Fl 2019 Kings Academy
Connor Davies A Plantation Fl 2019 St. Greogory
Jackson Day M Tarpon Springs Fl 2019 East Lake
Jack Dowd M Ponte Vedra Fl 2019 Landrum
Kyle Engel M Fort Lauderdale Fl 2019 Seminole
Zebulon Fuller G Naples Fl 2019 Gulfview
Caleb Gehres M Tallahassee Fl 2019 Montford
Owen Geis Lsm Treasure Island Fl 2020 Admiral Farragut Academy
Brock Gonzalez A Plantation Fl 2019 St. Gregory Catholic
Aran Heath M Melbourne Fl 2019 Melbourne Central Catholic
Kuper Jenks-Lawson M Naples Fl 2019 Pine Ridge
Ryan Katchen A Lakewood Ranch Fl 2019 Nolan
John Kilduff A Lehigh Acres Fl 2020 Home
Wyatt Knust G Tampa Fl 2021 Coleman
Grant Laman A Boca Raton Fl 2019 Mary Help Of Christians
Michael Lizzio M Delray Beach Fl 2019 Saint Andrews
Michael Mcmahon A Sarasota Fl 2019 Sarasota
Reilly Mickey M St Augustine Fl 2019 Kanapaha
Peyton Mitchell D Fort Myers Fl 2019 Fort Myers High
Sean Morris A Sarasota Fl 2020 Img
Cade Myers D Tampa Fl 2019 Corpus Christi
Jeremy Oletsky A Weston Fl 2019 Falcon Cove
Carter Parlette M Oviedo Fl 2020 Hagerty
Jordan Pichard M Tallahassee Fl 2019 Holy Comforter
Nick Piedimonte D Parkland Fl 2019 University
Evan Quattlebaum D Jupiter Fl 2019 Independence
Anthony Sanchez D Orlando Fl 2020 St. Margaret Mary
Maximus Schalit D Palm Coast Fl 2019 Indian Trails
Liam Storkerson D Palm Beach Fl 2020 Palm Beach Day Academy
Christian Tomei G Jupiter Fl 2019 Independence
Nicholas Yi D Boca Raton Fl 2019 Srcs
Nicolas Yovino M Parkland Fl 2019 Mary Help Of Christians

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/7/15

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

2015 SCHSLCA Girls

All-State Recipients

Player of the Year – Autumn Shea – Riverside

Co-Attack Players of the Year – Rachel Perrett – Mauldin

Taylor Williams – JL Mann

Midfield of the Year – Lanie Bishop – Hillcrest

Defense of the Year – Jessica Walsh – JL Mann

Goalie of the Year – Sydney Taylor – Hillcrest

Coach of the Year – Kristy Schumacher – JL Mann

Assistant Coach of the Year – Deanna Majeski – JL Mann

Official of the Year – Scott Tucker

All -State

ATTACK

1st Team All State 2nd Team All State

Taylor Williams-Mann Finley Kelaher-CCES

Rachel Perrett-Mauldin Rachel Denney-Nation Ford

Jordan Mitchell – BE Taylor Kennington – BE

Skylar Horner – Wando Maddy Drawdy – Chapin

1st Team All Upper State 2nd Team All Upper State

Taylor Williams-Mann Taylor Hames-Hillcrest

Rachel Perrett-Mauldin Lalya Robinson-Riverside

Finley Kelaher-CCES Amber Hill-Byrnes

Rachel Denney- Nation Ford Ashli Woodard-Mann

1st Team All Lower State 2nd Team All Lower State

Jordan Mitchell – BE Emma Pizzo – BE

Skylar Horner – Wando Maggie -Rose Connell – Wando

Taylor Kennington – BE Cameron Partich – Chapin

Maddy Drawdy – Chapin Sophie Lesado – St. James

MIDFIELD

1st Team All State 2nd Team All State

Lannie Bishop-Hillcrest Blakely Wilson-Mann

Autumn Shea-Riverside Luci Ellison-Mann

Hailey Norman-Mauldin Meg Piper-CCES

Isabel Burnett – BE Carolyn Roberts – BE

Casey Costello – Wando Rachel Hartel – Socastee

Lindsey Hoos – Chapin Sam Byrne – Dutch Fork

1st Team All Upper State 2nd Team All Upper State

Lannie Bishop-Hillcrest Ava Alvarez-Mann

Autumn Shea-Riverside Abbey Tessitore-Eastside

Hailey Norman-Mauldin Olivia Foltz-Dorman

Blakely Wilson-Mann Natalie Johnson-Byrnes

Luci Ellison-Mann Scout Black-Wade Hampton

Meg Piper-CCES Marion Lawerence-Riverside

1st Team All Lower State 2nd Team All Lower State

Isabel Burnett – BE Morgan Mitchell – Wando

Casey Costello – Wando Aly Estes – Carolina Forest

Lindsey Hoos – Chapin Mackenzie Clark – Chapin

Carolyn Roberts – BE Carolyn Prickett – Academic Magnet

Rachel Hartel – Socastee Kailey Flannelly – Myrtle Beach

Sam Byrne – Dutch Fork Katy Bautista – Hilton Head

DEFENSE

1st Team All State 2nd Team All State

Dessia Davis-Dorman Marlo Vaniver-Nation Ford

Jessica Walsh-Mann Madeleine Ryan-CCES

Elle Petyak – BE Rachel Banton – BE

Aiden Lillie – Wando Ellie Hoos – Chapin

1st Team All Upper State 2nd Team All Upper State

Dessia Davis-Dorman Claire Francis-Mann

Jessica Walsh-Mann Hanna Hawkins-Hillcrest

Marlo Vandiver-Nation Ford Leah Cirelli-Eastside

Madeleine Ryan-CCES Erin Delperdang-Riverside

1st Team All Lower State 2nd Team All Lower State

Elle Petyak – BE; Isabel Peyak – BE

Aiden Little – Wando; Elizabeth Gerhart – Wando

Rachel Banton – BE; Jenna Pisano – Chapin

Ellie Hoos – Chapin; Carrie Melton – Dutch Fork

GOALIE

1st Team All State 2nd Team All State

Sydney Taylor-Hillcrest; Bethany Thomas-Wade Hampton

Erica Hoskins – Academic; Magnet Cameron Gentry – Chapin

1st Team All Upper State 2nd Team All Upper State

Sydney Taylor-Hillcrest; Courtney Burgess-Dorman

Bethany Thomas-Wade Hampton; Anna Lee Henry-Mann

1st Team All Lower State 2nd Team All Lower State

Erica Hoskins – Academic Magnet; Dannie Johnson – Carolina Forest
Cameron Gentry – Chapin; Eileen Stribling – Wando

2015 SCHSLCA All-State
Boys

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 Mil;l 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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The 2015 Georgia High School Boys All-State Teams were selected this weekend by the Georgia High School Boys Coaches Council. The High School Coaches’ Council also selects All-Americans and Academic All-Americans on behalf of US Lacrosse. The full list of AAAAAA players and awards given are listed below. (This post will be updated with additional Georgia boys’ and girls’ All-State/AA selections as they are released)

ALL-AMERICANS
Matt Biondich, Northview
Garrett Gomez, Lambert
Justyn Jean-Filix, Lambert
Hunter Neely, Johns Creek
Matt O’Rourk, Lambert
Nathan Solomon, Centennial
McKay Sheahan, Johns Creek
Andrew Thomas, Roswell

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS
Rakan Aboneaaj, North Gwinnett
Alex Lynch, Roswell
Sam Keller,Lassiter
Alan Tolar, Kennesaw Mountain

FIRST TEAM ALL-STATE

Attack:
Nathan Solomon, Centennial
McKay Sheahan, Johns Creek
Andrew Thomas, Roswell

Midfield:

Matt O’Rourk, Lambert
Matt Biondich, Northview
Zach Levy, Centennial

Defense:

Justyn Jean-Filix, Lambert
Hunter Neely, Johns Creek
Tyler Buehler, Harrison

Goalie:
Garrett Gomez, Lambert

Specialty:
Trey Arnold, Lambert

SECOND TEAM ALL-STATE

Attack
Jack Ryan, North Gwinnett
Ian Miller, Mill Creek
Nicky Solomon, Centennial

Midfield:
Zach Roper, Mill Creek
Garrett Blake, Roswell
Lucas Wittenberg, Harrison

Defense:
Eric Yakaitis, Roswell
Jared Siegel, Centennial
Brady Berman, Lambert

Goalie:
Michael Oswald, Pope

Specialty:
Brandon Savoie, Mill Creek

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-STATE

Attack:
Zach Danneman, Harrison
Bruce Silk, Johns Creek
Preston Tippett, Roswell

Midfield
Sam Gasta, North Gwinnett
Cal Swanson, Alpharetta
Sean Smart, Etowah

Defense
Kyle Beverly, Mill Creek
Adam Corby, Pope
Trey Whittemore, Kennesaw Mountain

Goalie:
Mason King, Johns Creek

Specialty:
Will Beecham, Roswell

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/9/15
From Press Release

LEGACY Global Sports is pleased to officially announce player selection for the Brine National Lacrosse Academy Florida boys team.

Twenty-three players from various club lacrosse programs have been selected to represent the State of Florida at the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Academy in Virginia, June 29-July 2.

The players qualified for selection by competing for roster spots at Brine regional tryouts held throughout the State of Florida and by their participation in the Brine Pride of Florida Showcase.

Selected players will participate in the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Academy where they will receive collegiate level instruction, individual position technique training by NCAA lacrosse coaches that teach skills and mindsets that will put players on the inside track to achieving a successful high school lacrosse career.

Now entering its 5th year, the Brine National Lacrosse Academy features the top current 7th and 8h grade middle school lacrosse players in the nation.

About Brine
Headquartered in Warren, Michigan, Brine was established in 1922. Brine has spent almost a century supporting players in their athletic pursuit of game improvement products and programs. Recognized for innovation of the Offset™ lacrosse stick and the original round bladder soccer ball, Brine was acquired by New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. in August, 2006. Brine is a recognized industry leader in lacrosse, soccer, and field hockey. For more information about Brine, please visit www.brine.com.

About the Brine National Lacrosse Classic
Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing team sports in the US and the Brine National Lacrosse Classic provides players with a socially and athletically rewarding experience to better prepare them to meet the challenges of high school and college academics and athletics. The Brine National Lacrosse Classic featuring the top players and coaches selected to represent their region in a showcase event offering extreme competition and exposure to the next level of the sport. Geared to help players better prepare and transition from one level to the next, the Brine National Lacrosse Classic has two distinct divisions for high school and middle school boys and girls. www.nationallacrosseclassic.com

About LEGACY Global Sports

LEGACY Global Sports is actively changing the way sporting events are organized, managed and executed around the world with a full range of event & tour management, travel & housing, player development and athlete representation services. LEGACY Global Sports has the capability to internally handle the complete logistics of any event, at every level. www.legacyglobalsports.com

Florida Boys Middle School Academy roster

Nate Ashley Bradenton Fl M 2020 Haile Monsters
Jeremy Barrett Bonita Springs Fl D 2019 Bonita Springs Charter
Hudson Bohn Orlando Fl M 2020 St Margaret Mary Catholic Swarm
Ryan Conforti Palm Beach Gardens Fl M 2019 Kings Academy Palm Beach Revolution
Connor Davies Plantation Fl A 2019 St. Greogory Team 22
Jackson Day Tarpon Springs Fl M 2019 East Lake West Florida
Owen Geis Treasure Island Fl Lsm 2020 Admiral Farragut Academy Lb3
Brock Gonzalez Plantation Fl A 2019 St. Gregory Catholic Xtreme
Kuper Jenks-Lawson Naples Fl M 2019 Pine Ridge Madlax
Wyatt Knust Tampa Fl G 2021 Coleman Lb3
Grant Laman Boca Raton Fl A 2019 Mary Help Of Christians Florida Xtreme
Michael Lizzio Delray Beach Fl M 2019 Saint Andrews Pbr
Michael. ‘Mj ‘ Mcmahon Sarasota Fl A 2019 Sarasota Monsters Academy
Reilly Mickey St Augustine Fl M 2019 Kanapaha Glax
Cade Myers Tampa Fl D 2019 Corpus Christi West Florida Lacrosse
Jeremy Oletsky Weston Fl A 2019 Falcon Cove Team 22
Carter Parlette Oviedo Fl M 2020 Hagerty Orlando Lax Rats
Evan Quattlebaum Jupiter Fl D 2019 Independence Palm Beach Revolution
Maximus Schalit Palm Coast Fl D 2019 Indian Trails Blue Skies
Liam Storkerson Palm Beach Fl D 2020 Palm Beach Day Academy Palm Beach Revolution
Christian Tomei Jupiter Fl G 2019 Independence Palm Beach Revolution
Nicholas Yi Boca Raton Fl D 2019 Srcs
Nicolas Yovino Parkland Fl M 2019 Mary Help Of Christians Florida Extreme

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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
Edmong North 9, Jenks 8
(EN:Senior Chandler Peterson scores game winner)

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com,Posted 5/10/15

Bridgeport (W.V.) 2015 attackman Alec Balon has committed to play Division II lacrosse at Alderson-Broaddus University.

Alec Balon ledger:

Alec Balon

High School: Bridgeport High School, W.V.

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Attackman

College Choice: Alderson Broaddus University

Major lacrosse honors: First team All County, First team All State, All-Star game selection, Offensive MVP

What will you major in/study? Pre-med

Highlights of 2015 season: “This season has been unbelievable, with only 13 guys on our roster, we managed to go undefeated (in Division II) and reach the semifinals.”

Why did you choose school? “I chose Alderson Broaddus because of how welcoming the staff was and how visible it was that the school cared about the lacrosse team and was willing to go all out for it. This combined with knowing some of the guys making up the class of 2019 for ABU made it a no-brainer.”

Thank You: “I want to thank my coaches Jim Mullen and Mike Mullen for constantly pushing me harder and keeping me grounded. Because of them, I’ll always remember where I came from and do my best to represent us well.”

Other schools considered: Mount St. Mary’s

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Texas Post-season Tournaments

Texas High School Lacrosse League Boys’ State Tournament
Click here for more info

Division I

Super Regionals at Plano West (Clark Stadium)
May 2
Memorial 5, Lake Travis 4
Allen 13, Kingswood 12

May 3, Finals
Highland Park 7, Memorial 2
Allen 11, Vandegrift 6

At South host site
May 2
Game 3 – Dallas Jesuit 19, Anderson 4
Game 4- Episcopal School of Dallas 15, Kinkaid 6

May 3, Finals

Woodlands 7, Dallas Jesuit 0
Episcopal School of Dallas 8, Westlake 7

State Championships at Round Rock Dragon Stadium, Austin
May 9 – semifinals
Woodlands 9, Episcopal School of Dallas 8
Highland Park 15, Allen 6

May 10, championship at 1 p.m.
Highland Park 10, Woodlands 4

Division II
16-team field

First round
May 2
Game 1 – Colleyville 16, Klein 5
Game 2 – McNeil 24, Reagan 10
Game 3- Flower Mound 17, Georgetown 6
Game 4- St. Thomas 11, Smithson Valley 9
Game 5- Dripping Springs 7, TMI Episcopal 6
Game 6 – Highland Park D2 11, Magnolia 6
Game 7 – Taylor 11, Central Catholic 4
Game 8 – McKinney 9, Westlake D2 7

May 3 – Super Regional finals
Game 9 – Colleyville 18, McNeil 13
Game 10 -Flower Mound 13, St. Thomas 4
Game 11 – Highland Park II 12, Dripping Springs 6
Game 12 – McKinney 12, Taylor 6

State Championships at Round Rock Dragon Stadium, Austin
May 9 – Semifinals
Colleyville 7, Flower Mound 4
Highland Park II 13, McKinney 12

May 10, championship at 11 a.m.
Highland Park II 15, Colleyville 10

Texas Girls High School Lacrosse League State Tournamrent

The State Championships will be hosted by St. John’s in Houston on May 9-10
First round, May 9 at Caven Field
Game 1: St. Michael’s (#4) vs. Woodlands (#5), 9:30am
Game 2: ESD (#3) def St. Stephen’s (#6), score unavailable

Semifinals, May 9 at Caven Field
St. John’s def. Game 1 winner, score unavailable
Coppell 12, Episcopal School of Dallas 11

Championship, May 10, 1 p.m., Caven Field
St. John’s 12, Coppell 8

Division II, at Lee Field

First round, May 2

Game 1: McKinney (4) 16, Bowie (3) 7
Game 2: Georgetown (3) vs. Katy (6), 11:30 a.m.

Semifinals, May 9
McKinney def. St. Agnes (1), score unavailable
Frisco def. Game 2 winner, score unavailable

Championship, May 10, 10:30 a.m. Caven Field
McKinney 9, Frisco 8

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/11/15

This week’s STEPS Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 21-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles won their seventh straight IAAM A conference title and completed a sixth straight undefeated season while winning their 133rd straight game Sunday with a 15-14 victory over Roland Park.

2. Manhasset (N.Y.) 15-0 Prev: No. 2
The Indians defeated Cold Spring Harbor, 15-8, to finish the regular season undefeated.

3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 25-0 Prev: No. 3
The Saints will play Holy Child in the the DC Independent Schools regular-season title.

4. Garden City (N.Y.) 14-1 Prev: No. 4
The Trojans hope to get another shot at No. 2 Manhasset in the Nassau County playoffs.

5. Good Counsel (MD) 18-2 Prev: No. 5
The Falcons will meet Academy of Holy Cross today in the DC WCAC title game.

6. Ridgewood (N.J.) 16-0 Prev: No. 8
The Maroons finished the regular season with a perfect record.

7. Conestoga (PA) 17-1 Prev: No. 9
The Pioneers won the Central League title and are the top seed in the District 1 tournament.

8. Agnes Irwin (PA) 16-1 Prev: No. 14
The Owls need to win two more games to claim the Inter-Ac League title outright.

9. Radnor (PA) 17-1 Prev: No. 10
The Raiders are the No. 2 seed in the District 1 tournament.

10. Darien (CT) 10-2 Prev: No. 11
The Blue Wave topped New Canaan, 12-9.

11. Middle Country (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 13
The Wolverines defeated Smithtown West 17-13.

12. Manchester Valley (MD) 15-0 Prev: No. 16
The Mavericks are the favorite to repeat as Maryland Public 2A/1A champions.

13. Archbishop Spalding (MD) 15-5 Prev: No. 17
The Cavaliers fell to Roland Park, 10-9, in the IAAM A Conference semifinals.

14. Academy of Holy Cross (MD) 16-3 Prev: NR Prev: No. 7
The Tartans have become one of the hottest teams and advanced to the DC WCAC finals with a 10-9 win over Bishop Ireton.

15. Milton (GA) 16-4 Prev: No. 18
The Eagles advanced to the 6A semifinals against Chattahoochie on Tuesday.

16. Bishop Ireton (VA) 16-3 Prev: No. 6
The Cardinals fell to Academy of Holy Cross, 10-9, in the DC WCAC semifinals.

17. John Carroll (MD) 13-5 Prev: No. 20
The Patriots gave eventual champion and No. 1 McDonogh all it could handle before falling, 12-11, in the IAAM semifinals.

18. Roland Park (MD) 10-6 Prev: NR
The Reds dropped a heartbreaking 15-14 decision to McDonogh in the IAAM “A” Conferencxe final

19. Mt. Sinai (N.Y.) 14-1 Prev: NR
The Mustangs will be a Class C state contender.

20. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 11-4 Prev: NR
The Friars are the favorite to win the CHSAA title.

Under consideration: Century (MD) 12-3; Christian Brothers (NY) 10-4; Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.) 12-3; Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 10-5; Eastport-South Manor (NY) 13-3; Georgetown Visitation (DC) 15-7; Glastonbury (CT) 9-1; Glenelg (MD) 14-2; Lenape (NJ) 15-1; Loyola Academy (IL) 17-2; Marriotts Ridge (MD) 12-2; Moorestown (NJ) 15-3; Mt. Hebron (MD) 13-2; Needham (MA) 14-0; New Canaan (CT) 10-3; Oak Knoll (N.J.) 14-2; Severn School (MD) 11-7; Skaneateles (N.Y.) 10-3; Stephen Decatur (MD) 14-0; Suffern (NY) 11-5; Summit (N.J.) 13-4; Vero Beach (FL) 20-3; Westwood (MA) 16-0; West Genesee (N.Y.) 13-2; Wantagh (N.Y.) 13-2; Yorktown (N.Y.) 14-1.

STEPS Lacrosse offers elite training and travel teams for girls and boys, as well as summer camps, team training and elite tournaments. For more information on all STEPS programs, click here: http://www.stepslacrosse.net/nj/

The rankings are compiled by members of the TopLaxRecruits.com staff. STEPS Lacrosse is only the sponsor.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/11/15

This week’s Epoch Lacrosse North America Rankings

1. Haverford School (PA) 22-0 Last week: No. 1
The Fords won the Inter-Ac League title and have the top seed and a first-round bye in the Inter-Ac Challenge.

2. Massapequa (N.Y.) 15-0 Last week: No. 2
The Chiefs open Nassau County playoff action Tuesday vs. East Meadow.

3. Hun School (N.J.) 16-0 Last week: No. 4
The Raiders won the Mid-Atlantic Prep League title and have the second seed and a first-round bye in the Inter-Ac Challenge.

4. Hill Academy (ONT, Canada) 11-1 Last week: No. 5
Hill won a monumental 21-20 scorefest over IMG National and now heads to the North American Lacrosse Invitational as the sure-fire top seed.

5. Syosset (NY) 14-1 last week: No. 6
The Braves face Baldwin Wednesday in their Nassau County playoff opener.

6. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 16-1 Last week: No. 8
The Wildcats begin playoff action this week in the WCAL.

7. Landon School (MD) 18-2 Last week: No. 9
The Bears face Bullis Schools in the DC IAC semifinals on Wednesday.

8. Gonzaga (DC) 17-3 Last week: No. 10
The Purple Eagles face Paul VI today for the DC WCAC championship.

9. IMG Lacrosse National (FL) 10-4 Last week: No. 7
The Ascenders dropped a stunning 21-20 decision to Hill Academy on Saturday.

10. Darien (CT) 11-1 last week: No. 3
The Blue Wave saw it 34-game win streak snapped by New Canaan in a 9-8 loss. Darien plays at St. Anthony’s on Thursday.

11. McDonogh School (MD) 13-4 Last week: No. 12
The Eagles meet Boys’ Latin Tuesday in the MIAA “A” Conference semifinals at Johns Hopkins’ Homewood Field.

12. St. Paul’s (MD) 13-5 Last week: No. 19
The Crusaders face St. Mary’s in the MIAA “A” Conference semifinals on Tuesday at Homewood.

13. Boys’ Latin (MD) 15-4 Last week: No. 11
The Lakers face McDonogh in the MIAA “A” Conference semifinals on Tuesday at Johns Hopkins’ Homewood Field.

14. Northport (N.Y.) 15-1 Last week: No. 13
The Tigers have won 14 straight games.

15. Victor (N.Y.) 14-0 Last week: NR
The Blue Devils defeated Pittsford 10-9 in overtime to remain undefeated.

16. Connetquot (N.Y.) 13-1 Last week: NR
The Thunderbirds are a Class A state contender.

17. St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 10-3 Prev: NR
The Friars host Darien on Thursday.

18. Smithtown East (N.Y.) 14-1 Last week: No. 20
The Bulls are another Class A state contender.

19. Chaminade (NY) 11-2 Last week: No. 15
The Flyers fell to St. Anthony’s, 9-8, in overtime on Thursday.

20. Georgetown Prep (MD) 12-3 Last week: NR
The Little Hoyas play St. Stephen’s & St Agnes in the DC IAC semifinals on Wednesday.

Under consideration: Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 15-0; Bullis School (MD) 14-4; Calvert Hall (MD) 11-5; Cazenovia Central (N.Y.) 13-1; Culver Military Academy (IN) 15-4; Delbarton (N.J.) 13-1; Duxbury (MA) 11-1; Episcopal Academy (PA) 13-6; Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) 14-1; Lake Highland Prep (FL) 21-3; Loyola Blakefield (MD) 9-5; Lynbrook (NY) 15-0; Pittsford (N.Y.) 14-1; St. Augustine Prep (N.J.) 11-3; St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 15-3; Ward Melville (N.Y.) 14-2.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/11/15

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Rankings

Boys:

1. Collegiate School (VA) 21-0: The Cougars remain perfect and won the Virginia Prep League Championship. They will now shoot for a Virginia Independent championship.

2. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 15-3: The Saints play St. Anne’s-Belfield Tuesday in the state independent tournament and meet Georgetown Prep Wednesday in the DC IAC semifinals.

3. Lake Highland Prep (FL) 21-3: The Highlanders beat an undefeated St. Thomas Aquinas squad to claim its third straight Florida state championship.

4. Highland Park (TX) – The Scots defeated Woodland 10-4 to claim the Texas Division I state championship.

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

6. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1: The Raiders made it to the Florida state championship where they fell to Lake Highland Prep 13-11, a team they had defeated earlier in the season.

7. Westminster (GA) 18-2: The Wildcats play Cambridge Tuesday in the 5A state semifinals.

8. Pope (GA) 16-3: The Greyhounds play Harrison Wednesday in the 6A semifinals.

9. Roswell (GA) 18-2: The Hornets play Etowah Wednesday in the 6A semifinals

10. Etowah (GA) 14-6:The Eagles play Roswell Wednesday in the 6A semifinals.

10. Paul VI (VA) 15-5: The Panthers play powerful Gonzaga today in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference championship.

Under Consideration: Apex (NC), Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 13-4; Centennial (GA) 17-3, Charlotte Latin (NC) 14-3, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 18-2, Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 18-3; Harrison (GA) 16-4; Lambert (GA) 16-3, McCallie School (TN) 17-2, Memphis University School (TN) 16-5, Middle Creek (NC) 16-1, Northview (GA) 14-4, Robinson (VA) 11-2, St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 13-7, St. Christopher’s (VA) 12-5; Marvin Ridge (NC) 15-2; Westminster (GA) 17-2; Woodlands (TX) 17-3.

Girls:

1. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 25-0: The Saints are the favorite to win the DC Independent Schools championship.

2. Milton (GA) 16-4: The Eagles play Chattahoochee in the state 6A semifinals.

3. Vero Beach (FL) 20-3: The Fighting Indians pulled through the Florida state playoffs, defeating Barron Collier 13-9 in the semifinals and Ponte Vedra 11-8 in the finals to take their 10th straight state championship. Vero Beach was undefeated in Florida.

4. Bishop Ireton (VA) 16-3: The Cardinals were stunned, 10-9, by Academy of Holy Cross (MD) in the DC WCAC semifinals and will shoot for a Virginia Independent Schools championship.

5. St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 20-2: The Saints won the LIS championship and play Trinity Episcopal School Tuesday in the Virginia Independent Schools quarterfinals.

6. Ponte Vedra (FL) 17-1: The Sharks dominated in the Florida state playoffs, making it to the state championship where they lost to powerhouse Vero Beach 11-8- a strong effort after losing to Vero 17-8 earlier in the year.

7. Barron Collier (FL) 22-2: The Titans rolled through the Florida state playoffs, reaching the semifinals where they fell to eventual champ Vero Beach 13-9.

8. Lassiter (GA) 16-4: The Trojans face Walton Tuesday in the 6A semifinals.

9. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 16-2: The Cougars defeated Hough 17-3, in the second round of the state playoffs.

10. (tie) St. John’s (TX) 20-0: The Mavericks defeated Coppell, 12-8, to win the Texas state championship.

10. (tie) Hutchison (TN) 21-4: The Sting defeated St. George’s, 16-5, to win the Tennessee state championship.

Under consideration: Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 15-1, Coppell (TX) 18-3, Hutchison (TN) 19-4, Kell (GA) 17-3, Lake Norman (NC) 14-2, Centreville (VA) 10-0, Robinson (VA) 12-1, Walton (GA) 14-6.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/12/15

The Woodlands (TX) 2018 attackman Ramsey McCreary has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Loyola University.

Ramsey McCreary ledger:

Ramsey McCreary

High school: The Woodlands (TX)

Year of graduation: 2018

Position: Attackman

College Choice: Loyola University

Club affiliation: Dallas Select/Stick Star

Intended major: Business

Major lax honors: Standout at Philly Freshman Showcase, Jake Reed 2014, Maverik Showtime 2015, UNC Team Camp All-Star team, Honorable Mention all state, Freshman starter on varsity

Highlights from 2015 HS season: “We won the city championship and made it to the state finals for the first time in school history.”

Why did you choose Loyola? “I chose Loyola because of the great coaching staff – Coach (Charlie) Toomey, and (Ryan) Moran are great guys – the great academics, great players, and a great history. Also, their offense fits me very well.”

Thank You: “Thank you to Coach Crimmins (Stick Star), Coach Tintle (TWHS), my Mom and Dad.”

Other schools considered: UPenn, Princeton, Maryland, Michigan, Hofstra, Furman

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/12/15

Washington D.C. Conference Championships

Boys

Washington Catholic Athletic Conference

Quarterfinals
Gonzaga (DC) 23, Bishop Ireton (VA) 4
Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD) 8, DeMatha (MD) 7
St. Mary’s Ryken (MD) 9, St. John’s 8 (DC), OT
Paul VI (VA) 11, Bishop O’Connell (VA) 7

Semifinals, May 7
Gonzaga 15, Our Lady of Good Counsel 4
Paul VI 11, Mary’s Ryken 5
(PVI: Down 5-3 at Halftime, PVI scored all eight goals to close game. David Williamson 5G, Ryan Lamb 2G, 3A, Roman Puglise 2G. Luke Brugel 14 of 15 FO)

Championship, Monday, May 11 at Ludwig Field
Gonzaga 12, Paul VI 5

DC IAC Championships
First Round
May 8
Bullis 12, St. Albans 10
Georgetown Prep 14, Episcopal 3

Semifinals, May 13
Bullis vs. Landon School
Georgetown Prep vs. St.Stephen’s & St. Agnes

Girls
Washington Catholic Athletic Conference
Quarterfinals, May 5
Our Lady of Good Counsel 21, Elizabeth Seton 6
St. Mary’s Ryken at Paul VI, suspended to May 6
Bishop Ireton 19, Bishop O’Connell 7
Academy of the Holy Cross 17, St. John’s 6

Semifinals, May 7
Our Lady of Good Counsel vs. St. Mary’s Ryken-Paul VI winner
Holy Cross 10, Bishop Ireton 9
(HC: Jackie Branthover 11 saves, via @AHClax)

Championship, Monday, May 11
Good Counsel 10, Academy of Holy Cross 9

DC IAC Championships
Championship
St Stephen’s & St. Agnes 13, Georgetown Visitation 12

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