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Below is the Baltimore girls’ roster for the Under Armour Underclassmen Games July 5-7 at Towson University.

BALTIMORE GIRLS
Name Hometown High School Position
Paige Aldave Baltimore, MD St. Pauls School for Girls Mid-Field
Julia Braig Reisterstown, MD Saint Paul’s School for Girls Defense
Molly Cobb Towson, MD Notre Dame Prep Mid-Field
Marissa Davey Ellicott City, MD Marriotts Ridge Mid-Field
Maggie Gallagher Bel Air, MD C.M. Wright Mid-Field
Jennifer Giles Ellicott City, MD Mt. Hebron High School Mid-Field
Brindi Griffin Edgewater, MD McDonogh Mid-Field
Lauren Haggerty Bel Air, MD C.M. Wright Midfield
Meredith Haggerty Bel Air, MD The John Carroll School Mid-Field
Carly Heine Ijamsville, MD Oakdale High School Mid-Field
Lauren Hudson Baltimore, MD Maryvale Prep School Defense
Miranda Ibello Cockeysville, MD Maryvale Prep Mid-Field
Amanda Ignacio Cooksville, MD Mt. DeSales Attack
Kara Klages Bel Air, MD The John Carroll School Mid-Field
Haley Kyger Edgewood, MD The John Carroll School Defense
Alyx Oakley SPARKS, MD Hereford High School Defense
Alexis Rieu West Friendship, MD Our Lady of Good Counsel Mid-Field
Katy Sharretts Bel Air, MD John Carroll Goalie
Brooke Stevens Catonsville, MD Catonsville Attack
Mae Tarr Parkville, MD Notre Dame Prep Mid-Field
Megan Taylor Woodbine, MD Glenelg High School Goalie
Tianna Wallpher Ellicott City, MD Mount Hebron Defense
Hannah Warther Sykesville, MD Century Mid-Field
Megan Whittle Glenwood, MD McDonogh Attack

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/10/13

Below is the Pennsylvania roster chosen to compete in the Brine National Lacrosse Classic July 1-3 at the Maryland Soccerplex in Boyds, Md.

The players were chosen from Sunday’s Pride of Pennsylvania Showcase held at Cabrini College. The team’s coaches are Kacy Small (Hill School assistant, Team 380 head coach) and Doug Bailey (Elizabethtown assistant and former coach at Hempfield).

Jersey L.Name F.Name Dominant Hand Pos Year School City State
5 Calhoun Logan Right A 2014 Hershey High Hummelstown Pa
8 Dashler Jr. Joseph Right D 2015 Red Lion Area Red Lion Pa
10 Dellacroce Matthew Right M 2016 Spring-Ford Phoenixville Pa
14 Dussinger Cullen Right M 2014 Hempfield Lancaster Pa
16 Farris Greg Right M 2014 Southern Lehigh Coopersburg Pa
20 Gensler Carter Right M 2016 Spring-Ford Limerick Pa
24 Hoffman Luke Right M 2015 Malvern Prep Gilbertsville Pa
26 Howell Connor Right A 2015 Wilson Hs Sinking Spring Pa
29 Kager Aaron Right M 2016 Manheim Township Lancaster Pa
30 Kase Matthew Right M 2014 Berks Catholic Sinking Spring Pa
33 Lawlor Nickolas Right D 2015 Chestnut Hill Academy Horsham Pa
34 Little Nolan Right M 2015 Bishop Shanahan Pottstown Pa
36 Macdougall Colin Right G 2014 La Salle Hs Schwenksville Pa
39 Merante Italo Right M 2014 Peters Township Mcmurray Pa
44 Noone Wyatt Left M 2016 Southern Lehigh Center Valley, Pa
55 Saenz Jake Left A 2016 The Hill School East Greenville Pa
56 Sallade Matthew Right D 2014 Manheim Township Lancaster Pa
58 Schultz Griffin Right D 2015 Manheim Township Lancaster Pa
61 Smith Matthew Right D 2014 Parkland Orefield Pa
68 Tornetta Sean Left A 2014 Perkiomen Valley Collegeville Pa
69 Tronoski Christopher Right D 2014 Wissahickon Ambler Pa
72 Vetter Matthew Right A 2015 Central Bucks East Doylestown Pa
73 Witchey Kevin Right D 2015 Central Bucks South Warrington Pa
74 Witherell Aj Left A 2015 Salesianum Greenville De
75 Womack Bryce Right G 2014 Perkiomen Valley Schwenksville Pa

Alternates
alt 1 Ataiifar Alexander Right G 2014 Downingtown West West Chester Pa
alt 15 Eberle James Right M 2014 Hershey Hummelstown Pa
alt 17 Fox Nathan Right A 2014 Lewisburg Area Lewisburg Pa
alt 23 Hickey Tim Left D 2014 Trinity Mechanicsburg Pa
alt 42 Mintzer Joe Right A 2014 Upper Merion Area Wayne Pa
alt 60 Silk Shane Right G 2015 Susquehannock Shrewsbury Pa

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/11/13

Senior Justin Guterding said it only motivated him more when he heard the skeptics tell him that Garden City would not repeat as New York Class B champions in 2013 after a number of top players graduated from an undefeated team.

Garden City celebrates the New York Class B state championship

“We loved when people picked us to lose because – first off – it gave us motivation to prove them wrong,” he said. “Secondly, when people picked against us, it would help us to stay loose because the pressure was on the other team to win. We could relax and play well.”

And that they Trojans did. On Saturday at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, Garden City toppled Jamesville-DeWitt, 13-8, to claim its second straight state crown. The win capped a brilliant layoff run for the Trojans (19-3), who defeated the No. 2-ranked team in the TopLaxRecruits.com Rankings, Niskayuna, 10-9, in the semis before downing No. 11 JD.

Garden City stood only 7-3 after a 9-7 loss to Manhasset at the Woodstick Classic on April 27. The Trojans won their last 12 games – including a 10-4 rout of Manhasset in the Nassau County finals.

“I think after the early losses, everyone took a step back and watched film to see what we were doing wrong and what needed to be fixed,” said Guterding, who will prep one year at Salisbury School (CT) before heading to NCAA champion Duke. “The offensive problems were on me, and I will be the first person to tell you that.

“I was trying to do too much, but then when I realized that, I started becoming more dangerous because my passing game started to come into play a lot more and the other teams defense didn’t know what to do when we had other dangerous players on the offensive end (Cody George, Jack Worstell, Lucas Clay, Jack Metzler, etc.).”

In Saturday’s title-game win, Garden City scored the first five goals of the second half and tallied eight in all in the third quarter to break open a 3-3 game. George led the offense with five goals and an assist and Guterding had two goals and three assists while Worstell had two goals and two assists. The key to the win, though, was the face-off work of James Sullivan, who won 18 of 25 draws.

“Obviously, one main part of our big run during the third quarter was our special weapon, James Sullivan,” said Guterding. “He did an absolutely amazing job yesterday and we wouldn’t be where we were on Saturday if it wasn’t for him. He just completely took over the game and when we got what we wanted on offense and put the ball in the back of the net, we would get the ball right back on the next faceoff.

“Another huge part was the defense. When JD did get the ball, our defense was able to hold the high powered offense in check. I was really happy for James, who earned defensive MVP because he has worked so hard. I couldn’t think of a better kid to earn that award.”

Guterding said this title actually felt sweeter than last year’s. It also must be noted that in 2011 Jamesville-DeWitt went 22-0, closing the season with an 8-7 triumph over Garden City in the title game.

“This state title in fact feels a little better than last year mainly because of the fact that last year we were supposed to win the championship,” he said. “This year, people started doubting us the second that perfect season ended. We weren’t supposed to win counties, Long Islands, or even get to states.

“In the meantime, we used the people picking against us as motivation. I couldn’t be more proud of my team the way we handled ourselves after some losses that we felt we should have won.

“We made history for ourselves. First back to back state champions, and first state championship team in GC to win it all with three losses on the season.

“That’s pretty amazing and walking out of Garden City with four County titles, four Long Island Championship Titles, and four straight state championship appearances, winning the last two. I couldn’t think of a better way to end my career at Garden City.

“I am going to miss playing with my best friends and I want to give a special thanks to my coaches, family, and friends because I wouldn’t be the player and person I am without them all.”

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/11/13
Staff Report

CORTLAND, N.Y. – Marisa Romeo and Taylor Poplawski combined for 10 goals Saturday when Christian Brothers Academy defeated brighton, 14-7, for the New York Class B girls’ state championship at SUNY-Cortland.

CBA celebrates the Class B championship

But CBA coach Doug Sedgwick said it was defense that stood out just as much as his two standouts.

“It’s the best I’ve had in nine years here of coaching,” Sedgwick said. “What that defense did out there was stifling.

“They won most of the draws; they just would come down into our defensive end and they couldn’t score.”

The title came for CBA (19-2) in its first year of play in Class B. The Brothers, who closed the year with 14 straight wins, had won the Class C crown in 2011.

Romeo had six goals and two assists and Poplawski (Tourney MVP) scored four times. Brighton (18-4) had shocked Long Island champion Manhasset (ranked No. 8 by TopLaxRecruits.com), 9-8, in the semifinals.

“Everybody was talking about how they (Brighton) beat Manhasset, and that they were going to cruise over CBA,” said Sedgwick. “And that’s enough motivation for anybody. All year long this team has produced.”

CBA built a 5-1 lead and was never threatened in the game.

“We all knew we had to work together if we wanted to bring home this championship,” said Poplawski. “It’s not just a one- or two-man team, it’s 24 strong.

“It feels so good. Especially for us seniors to go out with a bang. It’s nice.

“This was our main goal all the way,” added Romeo. “I can’t explain the feeling. Taylor was just out of her mind going to the cage. I knew they couldn’t stop her.”

Brighton is state runner-up for the fifth time; the Barons also finished second in Class B in 2006, 2008 and 2011 and in Div. I in 2004, and were state champs in Class B in 2005.

“We just seemed to throw the ball all over the place,” said Brighton coach Rich Curtis. “That’s not normal for us. It’s a game I haven’t seen all year from us.”

Class A
Farmingdale 8, Baldwinsville 5

Tourney MVP Nadine Hadnagy had three goals and an assist as the Dalers won their third state title since 2009.

Tara Waolf and Amanda Turturro each added two goals for Farmingdale and Olivia Kirk made three saves behind a strong defense.
The Dalers (16-3) had blitzed the Bees (15-6), 16-5, in their second game of the year. This game was close throughout, but Hadnagy scored twice to put her team up 6-4 early in the second half.

“We knew for sure they were going to be (better than first game),” said Farmingdale coach Shari Campbell. “We pride ourselves on our defense. I always say, offense will win games, but defense wins championships.”

Baldwinsville was led by Kennedy Frink, who had a goal and an assist.

“They were playing really smart on offense, moving the ball quickly,” Frink said. “It was making it tough for our defense to get the ball back.”

“They played really well,” added Baldwinsville middie Amari Pollard. “We improved so much, that there’s really nothing you can be upset about. It’s bittersweet.”

Class C
Mt. Sinai 15, Skaneateles 6

The fifth-ranked Mustangs used a 10-0 run to reverse a 3-0 deficit and close a perfect season at 20-0 for their first state title.

Shayna Pirreca and sister Sydney Pirreca each scored four goals while tourney MVP Caroline Fitzgerald and Danielle DellaRocca each tallied three for Mt, Sinai, which had defeated Honeoye Falls-Lima, 7-6, in overtime in the semifinals.

Mustangs coach Al Bertolone said he called timeout to calm down his Section VIII champions after the slow start.

“We just had to settle in a little bit,” he said. “We had to win a draw, get a goal, and then the floodgates opened.”

Skaneateles (19-3) is state runner-up for the fourth time; the Lakers were previously second in Class C in 2007 and 2008 and second in Div. II in 1996 (along with state Class C titles in 2005 and 2006).

Molly Wood had three goals for the Lakers.

“We had all of the momentum, but something clicked (for them) after that first time out,” Wood said.

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Below is the roster for the Long Island girls’ team selected to compete in the Under Armour Underclassmen Games July 5-7 at Towson University.

LONG ISLAND GIRLS
Name Hometown High School Position
Kristen Adams Garden City, NY Garden City High School Defense
Samantha Apuzzo West Babylon, NY West Babylon Senior High School Mid-Field
Kasey Behr Northport, NY St Anthony’s High School Mid-Field
Ella Bonafede Bay Shore, NY St. Anthony’s High school Mid-Field
Samantha Brescia Farmingdale, NY Farmigndale High School Defense
Lauren Daly Shoreham, NY Shoreham Wading River Goalie
Alex Flobeck Mt. Sinai, NY Mount Sinai High School Defense
Shelby Fredericks Babylon, NY Babylon Jr/Sr High School Attack
Samantha Giacolone Manorville, NY Eastport South Manor Goalie
Kyra Harney Bay Shore, NY Bay Shore High School Attack
Holly Logan Lloyd Harbor, NY Cold Spring Harbor Mid-Field
Samantha Lynch Huntington, NY Our Lady of Mercy Academy Mid-Field
Dakota Mason Manorville, NY Eastport South Manor Defense
Kaitlyn Montalbano West Islip, NY St. John the Baptist DHS Mid-Field
Kylie Ohlmiller Islip, NY Islip Attack
Nikki Ortega Centereach, NY Centereach High School Attack
Allie Pavinelli Northport, NY Northport High School Attack
Shayna Pirreca Mount Sinai, NY Mount Sinai High School Attack
Sydney Pirreca Mount Sinai, NY Mount Sinai High School Mid-Field
Claire Quinn Manhasset, NY Manhasset High School Mid-Field
Monika Sivilli Greenlawn, NY John H Glenn High School Mid-Field
Natalie Stefan Manhasset, NY Manhasset High School Mid-Field
Rebecca Tooker Eastport, NY Eastport South Manor Defense
Tiffany Zullo Ronkonkoma, NY Connetquot Mid-Field

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Below is the roster for the Long Island boys’ team that will compete in the under Armour Underclassmen Games July 5-7 at Towson university.

First Name Year Position School Hometown

The Long Island boys Underclass team will be coached by Jack Moran from Chaminade High School.

First Name Year Position School Hometown
Craig Berge 2014 Mid-Field Massapequa Massapequa, NY
Liam Blohm 2014 LSM Syosset Syosset, NY
Sam Bonafede 2014 Mid-Field Chaminade Bay Shore, NY
Brian Cannon 2014 Attack Northport East Northport, NY
Nicholas Capuana 2014 Defense Massapequa Massapequa, NY
John (JT) Caputo 2014 Mid-Field St. Anthony’s Huntington, NY
Sean Cerrone 2014 Mid-Field Chaminade Huntington, NY
Alex Concannon 2015 Attack Syosset Syosset, NY
Jack Concannon 2014 Goalie St. Anthony’s Lindenhurst, NY
JJ Foley 2014 Defense Smithtown West Kings Park, NY
Gregory Galligan 2014 Mid-Field St. Anthony’s HS Syosset, NY
Cody George 2014 Mid-Field Garden City Garden City, NY
Logan Greco 2014 Defense Smithtown HS West Hauppauge, NY
Matthew Greene 2014 Defense Garden City Garden City, NY
Austin Henningsen 2015 Face-off Northport Northport, NY
Matt Isnardi 2014 Goalie Chaminade Massapequa, NY
Ryan Keenan 2014 Attack Smithtown West Smithtown, NY
Carney Mahon 2014 Mid-Field Chaminade Garden City, NY
Kyle Mathie 2014 Defense Smithtown West Smithtown, NY
Patrick McCormick 2014 Attack Hicksville Hicksville, NY
Thomas Reilly 2015 Defense Ward Melville Stony Brook, NY
James Sullivan 2015 Face-off Garden City Garden City, NY
Thomas Wright 2015 LSM Garden City Garden City NY
Nicholas Yevoli 2015 Mid-Field Massapequa Massapequa, NY
Christian Zawadzki 2014 Mid-Field Smithtown West Kings Park, NY

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/12/13

Unbeaten Ward Melville (N.Y.) won the New York Class A championship game to finish its season as the No. 1-ranked team in the Nike/US Lacrosse High School Boys’ Lacrosse Top 25 poll, released today by US Lacrosse. The poll appears as part of Lacrosse Magazine’s bi-weekly report on high school boys’ lacrosse at laxmagazine.com/hsb25.

The Patriots got all eight first-place votes after defeating West Genesee, 16-4, June 8 to win the state championship and finish 22-0 — the only undefeated team in the poll. Ward Melville started the season ranked No. 24, but its closest margin of victory was a 7-3 defeat of Garden City (N.Y.) April 20. The Trojans went on to win the state Class B title and finish No. 3 at 19-3.

Rounding out the top 5 are Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association teams Loyola-Blakefield (Md.) and Boys’ Latin (Md.), followed by Garden City and Washington Catholic Athletic Conference champion Gonzaga (D.C.).

The Nike/US Lacrosse High School Boys’ Lacrosse National Top 25, with teams, record, point total (first-place votes) and next game or season highlight noted:

1. Ward Melville (N.Y.) 22-0, 200 (8), State Class A champion
2. Loyola-Blakefield (Md.) 13-8, 185, MIAA champion
3. Garden City (N.Y.) 19-3, 176, State Class B champion
4. Boys’ Latin (Md.) 19-1 175, MIAA runner-up
5. Gonzaga (D.C.) 19-2, 161, WCAC champion
6. Malvern Prep (Pa.) 16-2, 148, Inter-Ac League champion & Invitational runner-up
7. Culver Military (Ind.) 18-2, 147, Season complete
8. La Salle (Pa.) 23-2, 143, PIAA champion
9. Niskayuna (N.Y.) 21-1, 140, State Class B semifinalist
10. Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) 20-2, 138, State Class B runner-up
11. McDonogh (Md.) 14-4, 114, MIAA semifinalist
12. Hereford (Md.) 19-2, 104, State Class 3A/2A champion
13. Chaminade (N.Y.) 15-2, 104, CHSAA champion
14. Gilman (Md.) 12-4, 95, MIAA quarterfinalist
15. Haverford School (Pa.) 15-7, 93, Inter-Ac third place & Invitational champion
16. Calvert Hall (Md.) 11-6, 73, MIAA semifinalist
17. Salesianum (Del.) 17-2, 59, DIAA champion
18. Cazenovia Central (N.Y.) 22-2, 52, State Class C champion
19. Ridge (N.J.) 20-3, 47, ToC champion
20. Episcopal Academy (Pa.) 15-6, 41, Inter-Ac League runner-up
21. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) 18-6, 41, VISAA & Co-IAC Champions
22. St. Paul’s (Md.) 15-5, 37, MIAA quarterfinalist
23. Yorktown (N.Y.) 17-3, 27 Season complete
24. Delbarton (N.J.) 17-1, 21, Season complete
25. St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) 21-1, 20, WCAL champion

Others receiving votes:
West Genesee (N.Y.) 15-6, 16
Paul VI (Va.) 20-4, 13
Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.) 18-2, 9
Fayetteville-Manlius (N.Y.) 17-1, 9
Bronxville (N.Y.) 22-2, 6
Conestoga (Pa.) 15-11, 3
St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 11-5, 2
Ithaca (N.Y.) 15-3, 1

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ToplaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/12/13
From Press Release

Sixteen of the top high school boys’ lacrosse teams from New Jersey will compete tonight in the Jersey Strong Showcase at Madison High School.

The teams were hand-selected by an invitation-only process. As many as 100 college coaches are expected to attend.

The field features Chatham, Delbarton (ranked No. 6 by TopLaxRecruits.com), Don Bosco Prep, Glen Ridge, Hunterdon Central, Kinnelon, Madison, Mendham, Moorestown, Morristown, Mountain Lakes, Seton Hall Prep, Sparta, St. Augustine, Summit, West Morris.

A feature game will be occur at 5:05 p.m. when Delbarton faces fellow Non-Public power Don Bosco Prep, which was the Tournament of Champions runner-up.

The games start at 4:15 p.m.; each team will play three times. Madison HS is located at 170 Ridgedale Avenue in Madison, N.J. Admission is free. The event is managed by STEPS Lacrosse. For more information check out www.JerseyShowcase.com.

Pool 1
Delbarton
Don Bosco Prep
Moorestown
Summit

Pool 2
Chatham
Hunterdon Central
Mountain Lakes
Seton Hall Prep

Pool 3
Glen Ridge
Madison
Sparta
St. Augustine Prep

Pool 4
Kinnelon
Mendham
Morristown
West Morris Central

Schedule
Wednesday, June 12
4:15 PM
Sparta vs. St. Augustine Prep
Glen Ridge vs. Madison
Morristown vs. Kinnelon
West Morris Central vs. Mendham

5:05 PM
Don Bosco Prep vs. Delbarton
Summit vs. Moorestown
Hunterdon Central vs. Chatham
Seton Hall Prep vs. Mountain Lakes

5:55 PM
Kinnelon vs. Mendham
Mendham:Minutemen
Morristown vs. West Morris Central
St. Augustine Prep vs. Madison
Sparta vs. len Ridge

6:45 PM
Chatham vs. Mountain Lakes
Hunterdon Central vs. Seton Hall Prep
Delbarton vs. Moorestown
Don Bosco Prep vs. Summit

7:35 PM
Glen Ridge vs. St. Augustine Prep
Madison vs. Sparta
West Morris Central vs. Kinnelon
Mendham vs. Morristown

8:25
Moorestown vs. Don Bosco Prep
Mountain Lakes vs. Hunterdon Central

9:05
Summit vs. Delbarton
Seton Hall Prep vs. Chatham

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Below is the roster for the Philly girls’ team that will compete in the Under Armour Underclassmen Games July 5-7 at Towson University.

PHILADELPHIA GIRLS
Name Hometown High School Position
Natalie Bulgier Harleysville, PA Souderton Mid-Field
Bridget Chakey Havertown, PA Agnes Irwin Mid-Field
Kelly Daggett Bainbridge, PA Lancaster Catholic HS Mid-Field
Ashley Durham LansdaleE, PA North Penn Defense
Zoe Gomez Ambler, PA Wissahickon Attack
Maria Guerra Ambler, PA Hatboro Horsham High School Defense
Elizabeth Jacobs Princeton, NJ Princeton High School Mid-Field
Hannah Keating Gladwyne, PA Agnes Irwin School Attack
Madison Klee Sinking Spring, PA Wilson High School Attack
Allison Kothari Merion Station, PA The Shipley School Goalie
Lily Kovach Swarthmore, PA Strath Haven Defense
Hilary Lemonick Wynnewood, PA Harriton Defense
Emily McBride Lititz, PA Manheim Township Mid-Field
Sarah Nicholson Berwyn, PA Conestoga High School Defense
Olivia Nostrant Haverford, PA Merion-Mercy Mid-Field
Katie O’Donnell West Chester, PA Henderson Mid-Field
Elena Romesburg Chalfont, PA Central Bucks West Mid-Field
Isabelle Schmitt Malvern, PA Archbishop Carroll Mid-Field
Avery Shoemaker Wyndmoor, PA Penn Charter Attack
Alexandra Silvera Bryn Mawr, PA Episcopal Academy Attack
Casey Swezey Ambler, PA Hatboro-Horsham Mid-Field
Maddie Terefenko Sinking Spring, PA Wilson High School Mid-Field
Haley Warden Glen Mills, PA Garnet Valley Mid-Field
Melina Woon Avery Ardmore, PA Harriton High School Goalie

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/13/13

Below are the selections made by the Maryland State Lacrosse Coaches Association for the Freestate Top 22s for 2014, 2015 and 2016.The players were ranked at the tryouts and the TOP 44 Games and points earned carried over from the tryout to the TOP 44 and the TOP 44 rankings were weighted to account for more than the first round score.

The FREESTATE teams will be taking on the WAVELAX teams (Washington DC And Virginia’s Elite) on Thursday, June 27th at Anne Arundel Community College.

Class of 2014 FREESTATE TOP 22:
POS. # FIRST NAME LAST NAME YEAR HIGH
A 353 Chase Berquist 2014 Broadneck
A 364 christopher dipretoro 2014 Northern
A 383 austin schoenfeld 2014 Wootton
A 389 Austin Mitchell 2014 Resevoir
A 390 Jake Ellis 2014 St. Mary’s
M 393 ethan aikin 2014 Southern
M 395 Michael Alderman 2014 Loyola Blakefield
M 399 John Bolen 2014 Landon
M 400 Austin Brown 2014 Boys’ Latin
M 419 Ryan Hursey 2014 Westminster
M 433 Matthew Michalski 2014 Chesapeake
M 443 Henry Riehl 2014 St. Paul’s
M 446 Taylor Segreti 2014 Quince Orchard
M 447 Connor Sheehan 2014 St. Paul’s
D 469 nathan chisolm 2014 South River
D 483 austin howard 2014 Northern
D 491 Luke King 2014 Severna Park
D 497 Michael Meurer 2014 Loyola Blakefield
D 505 Parker Sessions 2014 Loyola Blakefield
D 506 Austin Smith 2014 Good Counsel
G 520 Garrett Egnaczyk 2014 St. Mary’s Ryken
G 526 Michael Meeks 2014 Broadneck

Class of 2015 FREESTATE TOP 22:
POS. # FIRST NAME LAST NAME YEAR HIGH
A 185 Jake Christensen 2015 Quince Orchard
A 197 Timmy Hardy 2015 St. Mary’s
A 204 Austin McDonald 2015 Georgetown Prep
A 207 Jeff Pauley, Jr. 2015 North Caroline
A 209 Brandon Senft 2015 South River
M 226 Matthew Brisolari 2015 DeMatha
M 227 Michael Bucci 2015 Severn
M 243 Zach Goodrich 2015 Kent Island
M 255 david lipka 2015 Georgetown Prep
M 256 Grant Maloof 2015 South River
M 258 Jonathan Mazza 2015 Calverton
M 263 William Nolan 2015 Arundel
M 268 Jack Pollard 2015 St. Paul’s
M 279 Charlie Taylor 2015 Calverton
D 289 Cole Abid 2015 Wootton
D 295 Myles Cohen 2015 Boys’ Latin
D 300 Austin Eiseman 2015 John Carroll
D 312 Joshua Hubbard 2015 Calverton
D 328 matt sacks 2015 Boys’ Latin
D 333 Ben Stevens 2015 Dulaney
G 343 Alex Gipe 2015 Century
G 348 Acie Newton 2015 Loyola Blakefield

Class of 2016 FREESTATE TOP 22:
POS. # FIRST NAME LAST NAME YEAR HIGH
A 7 Mitch Gordon 2016 St. Paul’s
A 11 Mitchell Howell 2016 DeMatha
A 24 Jackson Morrill 2016 McDonogh
A 34 Steven Shollenberger 2016 Bullis
A 39 Cole Williams 2016 Loyola Blakefield
M 50 Bryan Costabile 2016 Mt. St. Joseph
M 63 Robbie Gothier 2016 Boys’ Latin
M 81 Terry Lindsay 2016 Georgetown Prep
M 88 Ethan Mintzer 2016 Calvert Hall
M 91 Daniel Murphy 2016 Calvert
M 95 Sam Offutt 2016 Landon
M 102 Tyler Rockhill 2016 St. Paul’s
M 104 Ryan Shaw 2016 Boys’ Latin
M 108 Barrett Sutley 2016 McDonogh
D 126 Griff Gosnell 2016 Bullis
D 136 Matthew Leone 2016 Mount Hebron
D 146 Mitchell Oliver 2016 Georgetown Prep
D 147 Joseph Patti 2016 Hereford
D 152 Kane Randolph 2016 St. Mary’s
D 155 Camden Stramanak 2016 Annapolis
G 166 Tyler Gilmore 2016 Queen Anne’s
G 172 Jake Simon 2016 Bullis

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/13/13

2013 Delaware All-State Girls’ Lacrosse Team

First Team

Name Position School Grade
Anna Frederick, Attack, Cape Henlopen, 12
Kellen Cannon, Attack, Sussex Tech, 12
Sophie McCoy, Attack, Tower Hill, 12
Allie Yeager, Attack, Cape Henlopen, 11
Haley Schweizer, Midfield, St. Mark’s, 12
Jenna Chodos, Midfield, Tower Hill, 12
Alissa Salvitti, Midfield, Archmere, 12
Sara Young, Midfield, Cape Henlopen, 12
Morgan Lamey, Midfield, Charter School, 11
Meghan Cobb, Midfield, Tower Hill, 12
Kathryn DeLillio, Defense, Tower Hill, 12
Taylor Gooch, Defense, Cape Henlopen, 10
Katie Thompson, Defense, Middletown, 12
Betsy Neil, Defense, St. Andrew’s, 12
Charlotte Rath, Defense, Archmere, 12
Cecilia Cicone, Goalkeeper, Ursuline, 12

Second Team

Name Position School Grade
Adelaide Stang, Attack, Polytech, 12
Joan Oates, Attack, St. Andrew’s, 12
Madeline Hughes, Attack, Ursuline, 10
Alexandra Mash, Attack, Charter School, 10
Katherine Judge, Midfield, Cape Henlopen, 11
Mary Abram, Midfield, Ursuline, 12
Jamie Trabaudo, Midfield, Polytech, 9
Karalynn Joseph, Midfield, Cape Henlopen, 11
Helen Cammerzell, Midfield, St. Andrew’s, 12
Madeline Ellenberger, Midfield, Sussex Tech, 12
Katelyn Payne, Midfield, Archmere, 11
Margaret Delp, Defense, Cape Henlopen, 11
Caroline Rath, Defense, Archmere, 11
Shay Cannon, Defense, Tatnall, 11
Kirsten Lockwood, Defense, Sussex Tech, 12
Alison McKay, Defense, Polytech, 9
Simona Scotto-D’Antuono, Goalkeeper, Tower Hill. 12

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From Press Release

Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) announced today the roster of the Upstate NY boys who will represent their region at the 2013 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclass tournament will feature girls and boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Upstate New York, Washington, D.C., and West and consist of players from the graduating classes of 2014-16.

The event will take place July 5-7 at Johnny Unitas Stadium on the campus of Towson University in Towson, MD. Over the three days, the teams will battle in a 10-team pool play tournament. The weekend is capped off on Sunday at 3:30 pm when the winner of each pool will face off for the championship.

The Underclass Tournament is part of the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse weekend, which culminates with 88 of the nation’s best high school senior boys and girls lacrosse players facing off in the title Under Armour All-America Game.

The Upstate NY boys Underclass team will be coached by Bill Brennan from Silver Creek High School.
First Name Year Position School Hometown
Brandon Barker 2015 Mid-Field Pittsford Mendon Pittsford, NY
James Bassett 2014 LSM St. Joe’s Getzville, NY
Sam Byasse 2015 Mid-Field Victor Victor, NY
Patrick Carlin 2014 Mid-Field Vestal Vestal, NY
Austin Cates 2014 LSM CPP East Corning, NY
Mike D’Amario 2014 Attack Niskayuna Niskayuna, NY
Adam DiMillo 2014 Mid-Field Bishop Timon – St. Jude West Seneca, NY
Connor Fields 2014 Attack Bishop Timon – St. Jude East Amherst, NY
Connor Flood 2014 Defense Albany Academy Latham, NY
Ian Grey 2014 Defense Shenendehowa Clifton Park, NY
Trevor Hodgins 2014 Mid-Field Chruchville Chili Spencerport, NY
Kevin Hutchings 2014 Mid-Field Marcellus Marcellus, NY
Griffin Johnson 2014 Attack Jamesville Dewitt Syracuse, NY
Willie Klan 2015 Goalie Webster Schroeder Rochester, NY
Bradley McKinney 2014 Mid-Field Watertown Watertown, NY
Nick Mellen 2015 Defense West Genesee Syracuse, NY
Nicholas Nehring 2014 Goalie Corning East Corning, NY
Aidan O’Brien 2015 Mid-Field Niskayuna Niskayuna, NY
Nick Panara 2014 Defense Pittsford Sutherland Pittsford, NY
Jake Pulver 2014 Defense Fayetteville-Manlius Manlius, NY
Ben Reeves 2014 Attack Palmyra Macedon Macedon, NY
Brian Wall 2014 Mid-Field Penfield Fairport, NY
Sam Watts 2014 Face-off Bishop Timon – St. Jude East Aurora, NY
Jude Whalen 2014 LSM Immaculate Heart Central Watertown, NY

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US Lacrosse girls’ All-Americans – Groups 2 & 3
(Click here for Group 1 honorees)

First Team
Chapter
First Name Last Name, Position (High School, Grad Year)

Adirondack
Nicole Beardsley, M (Burnt Hills, 2014)
Morgan Hardt, A (Guilderand, 2014)
Julia Lennon, M (Shaker, 2014)
Jenna Walsh, D (Guilderand, 2013)

Arizona
Holly Berns, M (Marcos de Niza, 2013)
Areta Buness, M (Xavier College Preparatory, 2015)

Central Pennsylvania
Molly Hendrick, M (Manheim Township, 2013)
Morgan Stump, M (Exeter Township, 2013)

Charlottesville
Catherine Towers, G (St. Anne’s Belfield, 2013)
Bridgett Shaffrey, A (Western Albemarle, 2013)

Chesapeake
Maggie Kaulius, M (Archbishop Spalding , 2014)
Aislinn Probst, M (Broadneck HS, 2013)
Kelly Reese, M (Severn School, 2013)
Jacky Spalding, A (South River HS, 2013)
Morgan Torggler, M (Severna Park HS, 2013)
Cami Whiteford, M (Severn School, 2013)

Colorado
Natalie Berg, M (Air Academy HS, 2014)
Sarah Brown, A (Centaurus HS, 2014)
Madison Dewinter, M (Chaparral, 2013)
Catherine Ellis, A (Kent Denver, 2013)
Kaley Holmes, M (Air Academy HS, 2014)
Erin Sungelo, M (Regis Jesuit, 2013)

Connecticut
Amelia Dickson, M (Hotchkiss, 2013)
Cassandra Ekstrom, D (Newtown, 2014)
Kristy Gilbert, M (Darien, 2013)
Taylor Hardison, A (Darien, 2013)
Olivia Hompe, A (New Canaan, 2013)
Liz O’Sullivan, G (New Canaan, 2013)
Carolyn Paletta, M (Greenwich , 2014)
Dillon Schoen, M (Darien, 2014)
Emilia Tapsall, M (Greenwich Academy, 2013)
Mary Taussig, M (Greenwich Academy, 2013)
Caylee Waters, G (Darien, 2013)

Delaware
Jenna Chodos, A (Tower Hill School, 2013)
Meghan Cobb, M (Tower Hill School, 2013)
Anna Frederick, A (Cape Henlopen, 2013)
Alissa Salvitti, M (Archmere, 2013)
Haley Schweizer, M (St. Mark’s, 2013)
Sara Young, M (Cape Henlopen, 2013)

Delmarva
Paige Gamble, M (Easton HS, 2013)
Mollie Stevens, M (Queen Annes County HS, 2013)

Eastern Massachusetts
Amy Arnold, A (Masconomet Regional HS, 2013)
Marina Burke, M (Westwood HS, 2013)
Catherine Conley, M (Needham HS, 2014)
Alexandra Dalton, M (Notre Dame Academy, 2013)
Jillian Doherty, M (Brooks School, 2013)
Hope D’Orsi, M (St. Mark’s School, 2014)
Jeannie Dwinell, M (Middlesex School, 2013)
Maura Grady, G (Pingree School, 2013)
Shannon Fitzgerald, M (Newton North HS, 2014)
Megan Hennessey, M (Winchester HS, 2013)
Ela Hazar, M (Westwood HS, 2014)
Mikaela Karlson, G (St. Mark’s School, 2014)
Aileen Kelly, G (Framingham HS, 2014)
Mackenzie Kent, M (Noble and Greenough School, 2014)
Clare Lyne, M (Middlesex School, 2013)
Nekele McCall, M (Phillips Academy Andover, 2014)
Maeve McMahon, M (Groton School, 2013)
Hannah Murphy, M (Duxbury HS, 2013)
Mary O’Connell, M (Norwell HS, 2013)
Taylor O’Connell, D (Algonquin Regional HS, 2013)
Isabella O’Connor, A (Notre Dame Academy, 2014)
Kayla O’Connor, M (Governor’s Academy, 2013)
Abby Quirk, A (Lincoln Sudbury Regional HS, 2013)
Alison Ryan, M (Norwood HS, 2014)
Maddie Stenberg, A (Needham HS, 2013)
Maddie Ward, M (Norwell HS, 2013)

Georgia
Anna Lucille Barton, G (Centennial HS, 2014)
Lydia Cassada, A (Milton, 2013)
Leslie Espenschied, M (The Lovett School, 2013)
Johnna Fusco, M (Lassiter HS, 2013)
Caroline Heys, A (The Westminster Schools, 2013)
Drew Jackson, M (Woodward Academy, 2013)
Annie Ruland, A (Milton, 2013)

Great Plains
Megan Neisius, A (Notre Dame de Sion, 2014)

Greater Baltimore
Ellie DeGarmo, G (Bryn Mawr School, 2013)
Caroline Federico, G (Maryvale, 2013)
Cece Finney, M (Roland Park Country School, 2014)
Maggie Gallagher, M (C. Milton Wright, 2014)
Alexandra McKay, D (Marriotts Ridge HS, 2013)
Leah Monticello, M (North Harford HS, 2013)
Abby Smucker, M (C. Milton Wright, 2013)
Kate Snouffer, M (Bryn Mawr School, 2013)
Zoe Stukenberg, M (Marriotts Ridge HS, 2013)
Shelby Wells, M (St. Pauls School for Girls, 2013)

Greater Houston
Sara Holland, A (Lamar HS, 2013)
Lyndsey Lafitte, D (Lamar HS, 2014)
Amanda Leavell, M (St. John’s School, 2013)
Robby Rybarczyk, M (St. John’s School, 2013)

Greater Los Angeles
Rebecca Golding, M (Rancho Palos Verdes, 2013)

Greater Rochester
Cydney Hrycko, M (Waterloo, 2013)
Sheila Nesselbush, M (Penfield, 2013)
Morgan Racicot, M (Geneva, 2013)
Emily Resnick, M (Webster Thomas, 2015)
Dakotah Savitcheff, M (Canandaigua Academy, 2013)
Lauren Smolensky, A (Brighton, 2014)
Cari Stankaitis, A (Honeoye Falls Lima, 2013)
Tori Wehner, M (Pittsford Sutherland, 2013)

Hampton Roads
Meghan McKnelly, G (Cape Henry Collegiate, 2013)

Hudson Valley
Kelsey Aeberli, A (Warwick Valley High, 2014)
Gabriella Anderson, G (Mahopac HS, 2013)
Alison Badalato, M (Kingston City School, 2013)
Emily Concialdi, M (Yorktown HS, 2015)
Lindsay Hobson, M (Red Hook HS, 2014)
Caitlyn Leary, A (Suffern HS, 2015)
Emalee Mongno, M (Yorktown HS, 2014)
Kristen Ohberg, M (Brewster HS, 2013)
Molly O’Reilly, A (John Jay Cross River, 2013)
Bailey Parrott, M (Suffern HS, 2015)
Kaitlyn Rau, A (North Rockland High, 2014)
Lindsey Repp, M (Scarsdale, 2014)
Emma Schurr, M/A (Somers HS, 2014)

Idaho
Katherine Liposchak, M (Bishop Kelly HS, 2013)
Sydney Sell, A (Eagle HS, 2013)

Illinois
Katherine Eilers, M (Loyola Academy, 2013)
Maggie Nick, M (Loyola Academy, 2014)
Fran Meyer, M (Montini Catholic, 2013)
Kelsey Murray, A (New Trier, 2013)
Anna Schueler, M (Loyola Academy, 2013)
Katy Weeks, M (New Trier, 2013)

Indiana
Haley Hallenbeck, M (Park Tudor School, 2014)
Annie Morsches, M (Culver Academies, 2013)
Olivia Rabbitt, A/M (Culver Academies, 2013)
Isabel Tumminello, A/M (Park Tudor School, 2013)

Long Island Metro
Linda Attanasio, D/M (Garden City, 2013)
Maggie Bill, M (St. Anthony’s , 2013)
Kasey Behr, M (St. Anthony’s , 2014)
Meredith Bushell, D (Shoreham-Wading River, 2013)
Laurel Cassidy, M (Hackley School, 2014)
Cynthia Del Core, M (Bay Shore, 2013)
Danielle Doherty, A/M (Massapequa, 2013)
Caroline Fitzgerald, M/D (Mt. Siani, 2013)
Cortney Fortunato, A/M (Northport, 2013)
Shelby Fredericks, M/A (Babylon, 2014)
Julia Glynn, M (Manhasset, 2014)
Nadine Hadnagy, M (Farmingdale, 2013)
Caitlin Ingrilli, M (Wantagh, 2013)
Jacqueline Jahelka, A (Garden City, 2013)
Colleen Lovett, A (Wantagh, 2013)
Madison Molinari, D/M (Manhasset, 2013)
Kaitlyn Montalbano, M (St. John the Baptist DHS, 2014)
Rachel Ramirez, G (Lindenhurst, 2013)
Emily Rogers Healion, M (Ward Melville, 2013)
Lindsey Ronbeck, A (Manhasset, 2015)
Lilly Schmitt, M/D (Garden City, 2013)
Nicole Sinacori, M (Long Island Lutheran, 2014)
Natalie Stefan, M (Manhasset, 2014)
Kristin Yevoli, M (Massapequa, 2013)
Rebecca Tooker, D (Eastport-South Manor, 2014)
Amanda Turturro, A (Farmingdale, 2013)

Maine
Sadie Cole, A (Waynflete School, 2013)
Molly Ryan, M (Falmouth HS, 2013)
Lauren Steidl, M (Cape Elizabeth HS, 2013)

Michigan
Emily Braun, M (Grand Rapids Catholic Central, 2013)
Claire Ludlow, A (East Grand Rapids HS, 2013)
Margaret Metzger, M (Bloomfield Hills Lahser, 2013)
Erika Neumen, M (Rockford HS, 2013)
Kathy Quigley, M (Seaholm HS, 2013)
Ryan Skomial, M (Hartland HS, 2013)

Minnesota
Emma Claire Fontenot, M (Eden Prairie, 2013)
McKenzie Johnson, G (Eden Prairie, 2013)
Abigail Ness, A (Lakeville South, 2013)
Madeline Rodriguez, M (Edina, 2013)

Missouri
Paige Salthouse, M (Ursuline Academy, 2014)
Annie Spewak, M (Parkway West, 2013)
Mara Worley, M (Lafayette, 2013)

New Hampshire
Madison Crutchfield, M (St. Paul’s School, 2014)
Mickenzie Larivee, M (Souhegan HS, 2014)
Sidney Swormstedt, M (New Hampton School, 2015)
Charlotte Ward, M (St. Paul’s School, 2013)

New Jersey North
Samantha Brown, A (Ridge HS, 2013)
Claire Cagnassola, M (Oak Knoll School, 2013)
Stuart Humphrey, M (Summit HS, 2013)
Erica Perotta, M (West Essex HS, 2014)
Jackie Perry, M (Mountain Lakes HS, 2014)
Mariah Salerno, D (Mendham HS, 2013)

New Jersey South
Bridget Curran, M (Rumson Fair Haven, 2014)
Grace Fallon, M (Red Bank Catholic, 2014)
Olivia Harpel, M (West Windsor Plainsboro HS North, 2014)
Megan Kelly, D (Moorestown HS, 2013)
Emilia Lopez-Ona, M (Princeton HS, 2014)
Marie McCool, M (Moorestown HS, 2014)
Alexandra Moore, M (Allentown HS, 2013)
Shannon Nugent, A (Shawnee HS, 2013)

North Carolina
Maggie Auslander, M (Green Hope HS, 2013)
Sydney Holman, M (East Chapel Hill HS, 2013)
Shelby Scanlin, A (Cardinal Gibbons HS, 2014)

North Coast Ohio
Annie Brockett, M (Hathaway Brown, 2013)
Kate Mackin, M (Chagrin Falls, 2013)
Kyra Schoonover, M (Cleveland Heights, 2013)
Anna Seanor, M (Jackson, 2014)
Sierra Thomas, M (Medina, 2013)
Maddie Wilson, G (Chagrin Falls, 2013)

North Texas
Jenn Blum, G (Ursuline Academy of Dallas, 2013)

Northern California
Kylie Drexel, M (Davis HS, 2013)
Kerianne Hunt, M (Carondelet, 2013)
Erin Jeffery, A (Carondelet, 2013)
Nina Kelty, M (Palo Alto HS, 2013)
Alexandra Kim, M (Menlo School, 2013)
Klein Laura, M (Foothill, 2013)
Katie Merritt, G (Carondelet, 2013)
Katrina Reeves, G (Granite Bay, 2013)

Ohio
Elaina Enich, A (New Albany, 2013)
Sydney Farwick, A (Upper Arlington, 2013)
Samantha Farwick, A (Upper Arlington, 2013)
Morgan Fee, M (New Albany, 2013)

Orange County
Janelle Williams, M (Mater Dei HS, 2013)
Caitlin Derry, M (Los Alamitos HS, 2014)
Haley Fessenden, M (Los Alamitos HS, 2014)
Riley Eggeman, M (Capistrano Valley HS, 2014)
Julie Crowell, A (Los Alamitos HS, 2013)

Oregon
Mariah Gatti, M (West Linn HS, 2014)
Lilly Newman, M (Lake Oswego HS, 2014)

Philadelphia
Alex Poplawski, M (Springfield HS (Delco), 2013)
Natalie Schmitt, A (Archbishop Carroll HS, 2013)
Taryn Deck, A/M (Archbishop Carroll HS, 2013)
Julianne D’Orazio, M (Merion Mercy Academy, 2013)
Caleigh Foust, A (Harriton HS, 2013)
Sabrina Tabasso, M (Harriton HS, 2014)
Rachel Engler, M (Boyertown Area HS, 2013)
Meghan McGillis, M (Conestoga HS, 2013)
Emma Dahle, M (Friends Central School, 2014)
Kirsten Wilhelmsen, M (Strath Haven HS, 2013)
Blake Hamblett, M/D (Conestoga HS, 2013)
Jenna Stover, G (North Penn HS, 2013)
Katie O’Donnell, M (West Chester Henderson HS, 2014)
Nicole Ricci, D (Garnet Valley HS, 2013)
Rachel Rausa, M (Hatboro-Horsham, 2014)
Toni Massetti, A (Kennett HS, 2013)

Potomac
Katie Kerrigan, M (James Madison HS, 2014)
Maggie Nantz, M (Leonardtown HS, 2013)
Abby Finkelston, M (Leonardtown HS, 2014)
Meagh Graham, G (Our Lady of Good Counsel HS, 2013)
Caroline Peters, A (Our Lady of Good Counsel HS, 2013)
Kaitlin Luzik, D (Bishop Ireton HS, 2015)
Mary Claire Byrne, A (Connelly School of the Holy Child, 2014)
Hannah Donegan, M (Flint Hill School, 2013)
Gussie Johns, G (St. Stephens & St. Agnes, 2014)
Margaret Tucker, M (St. Stephens & St. Agnes, 2013)
Wyatt Whitley, D (St. Stephens & St. Agnes, 2013)
Sophie Davidson, M (St. Stephens & St. Agnes, 2014)
Besser Dyson, A (St. Stephens & St. Agnes, 2013)
Tess McEvoy, M (Georgetown Visitation, 2013)
Kelly Myers, M (Georgetown Visitation, 2014)
Oliva Cole, G (Bishop Ireton HS, 2014)
Erin Long, G (Langley HS, 2013)

Rhode Island
Kelly Dolan, A/M (Barrington, 2013)
Madeline Soutter, A/M (Barrington, 2014)
Hannah Langmuir, M (Moses Brown School, 2014)
Larson Bennett, M (Lincoln School, 2014)

Richmond
Becca Hetrick, M (Trinity Episcopal School, 2013)
Sydney Cardozo, M (Collegiate School, 2014)

Southern Ohio
Tori Blakeman, M (Mason, 2014)

Southwest Virginia
Catherine Pace, M (Salem HS, 2013)
Alaina Girani, G (Patrick Henry , 2014)

Tennessee
Sandy Smith, M (Hutchison, 2014)
Rachael Smith, M (St. George’s Independent , 2013)

Upstate New York
Marissa Romeo, M (Christian Brothers Academy, 2013)
Talor Poplowski, A (Christian Brothers Academy, 2013)
Emma Ford, M (Skaneateles, 2013)
Renee Poullott, G (Marcellus, 2013)
Cassley Jackowski, A (Lafayette, 2013)
Kelsey Youmell, M (Jordan Elbridge, 2013)
Marissa Hudgins, D (West Genesse, 2014)
Alison Bolt, A (Tully, 2013)
Grace Nolan, A (Marcellus, 2014)
Brianne Arthur, A (Watertown , 2013)
Haley Lokefahr, M (Corning, 2013)
Lindsay Biondi, M (Ithaca, 2013)
Neena Merola, M (Corning, 2014)

Utah
Annie Glenn, M (Skyline HS, 2013)
Maddie Haynes, M (Park City HS, 2013)

Vermont
Anne Marie Farmer, M (South Burlington HS, 2013)
Allie Flaherty, M (South Burlington HS, 2013)

Washington
Maddie Stevenson, G (Bainbridge, 2013)
Regan Wortley, D (Bainbridge, 2013)
Natalie Fox, M (Lakeside, 2013)
Avalon Agawa, D (Lakeside, 2013)
Meg Chapman, D (Woodinville, 2013)
Claire Monsaas, M (Redmond, 2013)
Dulce Moll, A (Mercer, 2013)
Camille Sullivan, M (Interlake, 2014)

Western Maryland
Sydney Trentzsch, M (Winters Mill HS, 2013)
Colby Unkle, M (Manchester Valley HS, 2013)
Allison Dudley, M (Francis Scott Key HS, 2013)

Western Massachusetts
Alexa Cambi, M (Longmeadow HS, 2014)
Jillian Scyocurka, M (Longmeadow HS, 2014)
Karly Simpson, M (Williston Academy, 2013)
Brittney Brown, G (Berkshire School, 2013)

Western New York
Alie Jimerson, M (Lake Shore, 2014)
Taylor Wolf, A (Hamburg, 2013)
Megan Mikolajek, M (Hamburg, 2013)
Allie Stewart, M (Lancaster, 2014)

Western Pennsylvania
Sarah Bootman, M (Peters Township, 2013)
Hannah Wilcox, M (Peters Township, 2013)
Felicia Tissenbaum, M (Shady Side Academy, 2013)
Cameron Quinn, A (Mt. Lebanon, 2013)

Honorable Mention
Chapter First Name Last Name, Position (High School, Grad Year)

Arizona
Aly Smith, G (Pinnacle, 2015)

Central Pennsylvania
Alexa Mandak, M (Cumberland Valley, 2013)
Toni Yuko, A (Manheim Township, 2014)
Kelly Daggett, M (Lancaster Country Day 2015)
Hailey Leister, A (Exeter Township, 2014)

Charlottesville
Julia Haney, M (St. Anne’s Belfield, 2015)
Connor Carson, M (Albemarle, 2013)

Colorado
Caroline Schlegel, M (Kent Denver, 2013)
Jessica Berg, M (Air Academy H.S., 2014)
Blair Sisk, M (Cherry Creek, 2014)
Kathryn Blumhardt, M (Regis Jesuit, 2013)
Sydney Pinello, G (Cheyenne Mountain, 2013)
Kassie Easter, A (Chaparral, 2013)

Connecticut
Taylor Walker, M (Glastonbury, 2015)
Kayla Deitz, M (Simsbury, 2013)
Kiley Anderson, M (Haddam Killingworth, 2014)
Cait Callahan, M (Hotchkiss, 2014)
Madison Hooper, G (Hall , 2014)
Kelly Armstrong, D (New Canaan, 2014)
Kiki Ryan, A (East Lyme, 2013)
Jena Fritts, A (Darien, 2013)
Emily Stein, A (Darien, 2013)
Wheately Raabe, D (New Canaan, 2013)
Alannah Boyle, A (Hall, 2014)

Delmarva
Lilly DiNardo, M (Worcester Prep, 2014)

Eastern Massachusetts
Clare Russell, M (Milton Academy, 2014)
Eliza Dorsey, M (Governor’s Academy, 2014)
Victoria Moore, M (Buckingham Browne and Nichols, 2013)
Caroline Hill, D (Beaver Country Day School, 2013)

Georgia
Amy Martin, A/M (Centennial HS, 2013)
Kristin Ridenour, D (Milton, 2013)
Grace Sisserson, D (Lambert HS, 2013)
Emily Swift, M (Carlton J Kell HS, 2013)
Melissa Teel, D (Milton, 2013)
Cydney Tutchton, M (Lassiter HS, 2014)

Great Plains
Mady Cline, A/M (Lee’s Summit North, 2013)
Kelly Jenks, G (St. Teresa’s Academy, 2013)
Kate Cox, A (Lee’s Summit, 2013)

Greater Baltimore
Emily Clark, M (North Harford HS, 2013)
Kaitlan Moynihan, M (C.Milton Wright, 2013)
Taylor Hensh, M (Marriotts Ridge HS, 2014)
Emily Brownawell, A (Oldfields School, 2014)
Elizabeth Haus, M (Notre Dame Prep, 2014)
Samantha Brookhart, M (Mt. Hebron HS, 2013)
Miranda Ibello, M (Maryvale, 2015)

Greater Los Angeles
Alexis Hill, M (Cate School, 2013)
Monica Harmon, M (Granada Hills Charter, 2013)

Hampton Roads
Emma Thompson, A (Jamestown HS, 2013)
Mattie Goad, A (Lafayette HS, 2014)

Idaho
Shannon Viehweg, M (Eagle HS, 2014)
Ali Cammann, A (Eagle HS, 2014)

Illinois
Mary Kate Vanecko, G (Loyola Academy, 2013)
Jacquie Edwards, M (Hinsdale Central, 2014)
Kate Christian, A (Hinsdale Central, 2014)
Isabelle Montagne, M (Lake Forest , 2013)
Grace Foley, D (Loyola Academy, 2013)

Indiana
Jayme Brizzolara, A (Zionsville Community HS, 2013)

Maine
Alexandra Logan, M (Cheverus HS, 2014)
Alex Bernier, M (Falmouth HS, 2013)
Martha Veroneau, M (Waynflete School, 2013)

Michigan
Tara Chelios, M (Cranbrook Kingswood, 2014)
Tori Neinhaus, A (Grand Rapids Catholic Central, 2013)
Meghan Wilson, M (Grand Rapids Catholic Central, 2013)

Minnesota
Dana Almquist, A (Stillwater, 2013)
Katie Larson, M (Apple Valley, 2014)

Missouri
Katie Karl, M (St. Joseph’s Academy, 2014)
Ruth Barry, M (John Burroughs, 2013)
Emily Effer, M (Ursuline Academy, 2014)

New Hampshire
Elise Hennessey, G (Brewster Academy, 2015)
Kimberly Arkell, M (Exeter HS, 2014)
Sarah Bell, M (Holderness School, 2013)
Lindsey Reynolds, M (Bow HS, 2015)

New Jersey South
Kaitlyn Weeks, M (The Hun School of Princeton, 2013)
Elizabeth Jacobs, M (Princeton HS, 2014)
Caroline Shinske, M (Shawnee HS, 2014)
Macy Scott, M (Toms River HS South, 2013)
Sara Kramer, D (Clearview Regional, 2013)

New Jersey North
Lauren Maiorano, M (Chatham HS, 2013)
Natalie Carti, A/M (Indian Hills HS, 2013)
Caroline Jaeger, M (North Hunterdon HS, 2013)
Paige Moriarty, A (Glen Ridge HS, 2014)
Kristina Dunphey, M (Hillsborough HS, 2013)
Sarah Bozzo, D (Mountain Lakes HS, 2013)

North Carolina
Reilly Johnson, G (East Chapel Hill HS, 2013)
Natalie Wallon, M (Charlotte Catholic HS, 2015)
Hanna Kreuger, M (Charlotte Country Day School, 2013)
Mia Castagnero, M (Apex HS, 2015)

North Texas
Tardy Hollis, M (Hockaday School of Dallas, 2013)
Alami Nawal, M (Plano East HS, 2015)

Northern California
Carly Bell, M (St. Ignatius, 2014)
Allie DaCar, G (Amador Valley, 2014)
Jackie Gilbert, M (Amador Valley, 2015)
Evan Murphy, M (Amador Valley, 2014)

Ohio
Kara Hines, M (Worthington Kilbourne, 2014)
Miriam Bassani, A (Worthington Kilbourne, 2015)

Oregon
Abby Bergevin, M (Lake Oswego HS, 2014)
Lexi Cheetham, A (Lake Oswego HS, 2014)
Annie Longtain, M (West Linn HS, 2013)
Megan Longtain, D (West Linn HS, 2013)
Caitlyn Henderson, G (Beaverton HS, 2014)
Tara Sonnemaker, G (West Linn, 2013)

Philadelphia
Brittany Edwards, M (Great Valley HS, 2014)
Kristen Hinckley, D (Episcopal Academy, 2013)
Kitty Morrissey, M (Springside Chestnut Hil Academy, 2013)
Laura Frankenfield, A (Wissahickon HS, 2013)
Melina Avery Woon, G (Harriton HS, 2014)
Lindsey Reder, G (Episcopal Academy, 2013)
Taylor Quinn, M (Radnor HS, 2013)
Haley Warden, M (Garnet Valley HS, 2014)
McKenna Coyle, G (Kennett HS, 2014)

Potomac
Shea Cassidy, M (Our Lady of Good Counsel HS, 2013)
Samantha Wilson, D (Our Lady of Good Counsel HS, 2013)
Kelly Matthews, M (Bishop Ireton HS, 2015)
Olivia Mikkelson, M (St. Stephens & St. Agnes, 2014)
Maggie Jackson, M (Georgetown Visitation, 2015)
Kristyn Gaines, D (Academy of the Holy Cross, 2014)
Hayley Soutter, M (Langley HS, 2013)

Richmond
Ida Farinholt, M (St. Catherine’s School, 2014)
Chloe Carnes, G (Collegiate School, 2014)

Southern Ohio
Allie Specht, M (Mason, 2014)
Ashley Bennoitt, M (Sycamore, 2014)
Kara Marth, M (Sycamore, 2014)
Kathleen Gassett, A (Sycamore, 2013)

Tennessee
Justice Swett, D (Ensworth, 2013)
Bridget Boyer, D (Hutchison, 2013)
Abby Evans, A (Ravenwood, 2015)
Erin Gleeson, M (Franklin, 2014)
Alyssa Herzog, A (Hutchison, 2013)

Utah
Mikala Anderson, G (Riverton HS, 2014)
Haysun Choi, M (Alta HS, 2013)
Cassidy Grizzle, D (Bingham HS, 2013)
Hannah Hyatt, M/D (Park City HS, 2015)
Morgan Judd, M (Bingham HS, 2013)

Vermont
Katy Ranaldo, M (Rice Memorial HS, 2013)
Maddie Rollins, M (Brattleboro HS, 2013)

Western Maryland
Katherine Breeze, M (Middletown HS, 2013)

Western New York
Rachel Heidenreich, M (Lancaster, 2014)
Jill Ford, M (Hamburg, 2014)

Western Pennsylvania
Alexis Bosilovic, M (Sewickley Academy, 2013)
Caitlin Carey, M (Peters Township, 2013)
Natalie Bonaroti, M (Fox Chapel, 2013)

Wisconsin
Jenna Butler, M (Verona Area HS, 2015)
Katherine Engman, M (University School of Milwaukee, 2015)
Morgan Hollowell, M (Brookfield Central HS, 2013)
Emily Zadny, A (Arrowhead Union HS, 2013)

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/14/13

Below is the roster for the Washington D.C. boys’ team that will compete July 1-3 in the Brine National Lacrosse Classic at the Maryland Soccerplex in Boyds, Md.

Name F.Name Pos Year Hometown St
Altemus Joey G 2015 Kensingtion Md
Anstead Mark A 2014 Potomac Md
Beers Bobby M 2014 Bethesda Md
Christensen Jake A 2015 Potomac Md
Covino Kevin D 2014 Chantilly Va
Dunne Finn D 2015 Potomac Md
Graham Jack D 2014 Gaithersburg Md
Hagan Kevin M 2014 Clifton Va
Hubbard Josh D 2015 Owings Md
Lipka David M 2015 Derwood Md
Long Daniel A 2014 Mechanicsville Md
Mcintyre Phillip D 2015 Olney Md
Mclaughlin Andrew M 2014 Brookeville Md
Menkes Max A 2016 Bethesda Md
Monahan Timmy A 2015 Olney Md
Pacious Brian M 2014 Mclean Va
Padalino Paul D 2015 Potomac Md
Phan Zachary G 2015 Alexandria Va
Reed Ryan D 2016 Chevy Chase Md
Rietano Ben A 2016 Washington Dc
Sauer Ian D 2014 Herndon Va
Skinner John M 2015 Hamilton Va
Strang Kyle M 2014 Olney Md
Sweeney Connor M 2014 Great Falls Va
Thysse Erik M 2014 Ashburn Va

ALTERNATES
L.Name F.Name Pos Year Hometown St
Cooper Jordan A 2014 Bethesda Md
Dean Joshua G 2014 Glen Burnie Md
Ellis Jack D 2015 Potomac Md
Evans Thomas D 2015 Great Falls Va
Goree Chase A 2016 Alexandria Va
Lynch Ryan M 2015 Ellicott City Md

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/15/13

LANCASTER, Pa. – Lincoln High (OR) rising junior defenseman Ben Paris flew into Pennsylvania at 5 a.m. this morning to compete in the Adrenaline Black Card Showcase.

David Parsons of the NH Tomahawks (right) defends Steven Shollenberger of MadLax at the Adrenaline Black Card Showcase Friday at Franklin & Marshall College

He finished the day very tired, but very happy with his performance.

“I just got off the plane this morning,” said Paris, a member of the West Coast Starz. “I had finals this week. I was little tired. It was brutal, but it’s summer now.”

Paris was one of 180 players selected by their National Scholastic Club Lacrosse Association (NSCLA) coaches to compete in a showcase that has quickly become a major event in the outset of the summer recruiting scene. More than 125 coaches attended the Showcase, which included players from the Classes of 2015 and 2016 that will play with their NSCLA teams in the Championship Cup Saturday and Sunday at F&M.

Ben Paris (West Coast Starz)

The event was created by Adrenaline as a way to give back to the lacrosse community. Players pay only $100 to compete and are given gear by sponsors Adrenaline, Cascade and Maverik. As one of the Adrenaline Awareness initiatives, all proceeds go to Prostate Cancer Research in the name of lacrosse icon Jack “Blackjack” McGetrick.

Players were put on teams for the day; each team played four games. Paris, playing on the Athlete’s Performance team, said the competition was keen.

“On the West Coast it’s athletes first, lacrosse players second,” he said. “Over here, there’s a lot of stick skills. You have to check your back as a d-pole and make sure no one gets behind you.”

Another member of the Athlete’s Performance squad (2015), Baltimore Crabs goalie Jacob Stover (McDonogh School), also said the talent was impressive.

“I’m having a great time out here,” said Stover. “We have a good group of teams and a good group of kids to play against. That it’s been only a year and a half for the Adrenaline Showcase, it’s really awesome. We have all these coaches here; it’s a great place to come in and get looks.

Jacob Stover (Baltimore Crabs)

“Just seeing different shots from a lot of kids was great. I am playing with a lot of Canadian kids this weekend. I am also getting the chance to communicate at this high level. It’s great being here an extra day as we get ready for (Saturday) and Sunday.”

Rory Doucette, the Vice President of Events for Adrenaline, said the goal is to do something special for the lacrosse community.

“It’s exciting,” said Duocette. “I think, honestly, it’s a shared vision for a lot of people with an a (common) goal. Cascade and Maverik and us, together, wanted to give back.

“Trust me, we’re not making money. We’re spending a lot, but it’s very much worth it to give back. A lot kids have come through our (club team) systems and through others. A lot of people who are on the same page want to see something genuine and pretty organic and this is it.

“We are happy to be a part of it and in the forefront of running it and growing it.”

Matt Schwartz, a Class of 2016 defenseman from Phillie Elite and Archbishop Wood High, said it was too easy to notice the coaches only yards away.

“It’s good competition,” he said. “It’s really tense with the coaches right on sideline. Picking up groundballs, you see them right there, and you are thinking, ‘Oh I gotta get there.’

Matt Schwartz (Phillie Elite)

“It’s fun. You have kids coming all the way down from Canada and out (West).”

Schwartz (Team GTF) said he has had to raise his game, but noted that it was easier because his team began to mesh quickly.

“My expectations have been surpassed,” he said. “The players have gone above and beyond. Kids are diving through the crease for goals and everybody is fighting for every inch and moving the ball really well. I thought that coming in and not knowing anybody, there would be no chemistry. But we have been coming together and really playing well.”

“There was a lot of talking. At first everyone was quiet because we didn’t know each other. But we have a great goalie (Phillip Goss of Laxachusetts) who is always talking. He has been calling good slides and we’ve been making crease adjacents. Everyone is laying out for hits, and laying out for the ball.”

One of Schwartz’s teammates, defenseman David Parsons of the New Hampshire Tomahawks (and Philips Exeter), agreed.

David Parsons

“The competition is amazing: there is talent all over the place,” he said. “I have been happy with my man-coverage; not many people have beaten me. I am happy with my clears.

“Coming into this, I heard the talent was going to be great. It’s met my expectations and exceeded them.”

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/15/13

Below are the final rankings by the Maryland State Lacrosse Coaches Association. Click here for the website.

1. Boys’ Latin
2. Loyola
3. Gilman
4. McDonogh
5. St. Paul’s
6. Georgetown Prep
7. Calvert Hall
8. Hereford
9. Westminster
10. Landon
11. South River
12. Bullis
13. DeMatha
14. St. Mary’s Annapolis
15. St. Mary’s Ryken
16. Chesapeake-AA
17. Arundel
18. Glenelg
19. Howard
20. Fallston

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By Tom Peace
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/15/13

BROOKLANDVILLE, Md. – The following is a rundown of 10 players that shined the past two days at the Champion Baltimore Summer Kickoff (Session 1) at St. Paul’s School.

1. Austin Holifield, A, Georgetown Prep 2014-15. Holifield has Division I stick work and footwork. The Little Hoyas attackman impressed with his dodging and shooting abilities. Very hard to defend.

2. Tim Golden, M, Georgetown Prep. Golden is a crafty middie with crisp stick work and great footwork. Excellent lacrosse I.Q. Should be someone to watch this summer on the recruiting camp circuit.

3. Ben Higgins, M, Breakers (MD) 2014. Higgins had a monster game against the Georgetown Prep 2014-2015 team, with four goals. Higgins was all over the field. The Gerstell Academy rising senior has Division I talent.

4. Timothy Certeza, M, Greene Turtle (MD) 2016. Certeza wowed the crowd with a laser shot on cage. The Calvert Hall rising sophomore has good skills and looks to be another great find for Bryan Kelly and Co.

5. Kyle Fiedler, A, Breakers (MD) 2014. Fiedler is talented attackman from North Carroll H.S. The rising senior moves well around the goal and distributes the ball well. Fiedler has a decent shot on cage and is left-handed.

6. Benjamin Randall, D, Cincy Royals 2014. Randall moves the ball well up the field on clears. The rising senior makes nice checks and will be aggressive when going after a groundball. Benjamin is not afraid to run the ball up the field to the offensive end.

7. Benson Jernigan, LSM, Atlanta Rage/ Lambert H.S. Jernigan will run on the faceoff unit and is quick to get the groundball. The Lambert rising junior has a sweet canoe check. Jernigan is athletic.

8. Mitchel Snyder, M, Tar Heel Lacrosse club 2016. Snyder has a nice shot on goal when on the run. He had a solid game against MIAA defenders on the Green Turtle team. The Broughton rising sophomore should be someone to watch this summer.

9. Keegan Teluk, Midfield/FO, Lax World (MD) 2014. Teluk in a morning game against Golden Gate was perfect from the faceoff line. The Fallston rising senior has a nice pinch and pull move on the face. Teluk also runs on the midfield line and is not just a FOGO.

10. Jace Buchek, D, Performance Elite (DC). Buchek is an aggressive long-pole out of Albert Einstein H.S. Jace has good technique and gets to ground balls. Someone to watch this summer.

The following teams competed:
Session 1
Baltimore Keys
Breakers 2014
Breakers 2016
Bullis
Cincy Royals 2014
Cincy Royals 2015
Cincy Royals 2016
Evolve Elite Canada
Georgetown Prep 2014 & 2015
Georgetown Prep JV
Golden Gate
Greene Turtle 2014
Greene Turtle 2015
Greene Turtle 2016
Highland Park
Iron Horse 2014
Lambert HS/Atlanta Rage
Landon HS
Laxworld 2014
Laxworld 2015
Looneys 2016 – Green
Looneys 2016 – Orange
Low & Away 2015
Low & Away 2016
Low & Away Lancaster
Madlax-Rock 2014 Premiere
New Jersey Lacrosse Club
NoVa West Elite
NXT 2014
Old School 2014
Old School 2015
Ottawa Capitals 2015 & 2016
Performance Elite
Prime Lacrosse
SMS 2014
SMS 2015
SMS Shore Elite 2014/2015
Stickhead KY U-17
Stickhead KY U-19
Tarheel 2015
Tarheel 2016
Top Gun Fighting Clams 2015
Top Gun Fighting Clams 2015
Top Gun Fighting Clams 2016
UpperShelf

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/16/13

Below is the roster for the Syracuse girls’ team that will compete in the Brine National Lacrosse Classic July 1-3 at the Maryland Soccerplex in Boyds, Md.

L. Name F. Name Pos Year Hometown St
Ball Lexie G 2016 Charlton Ny
Bova Elizabeth D 2014 Camillus Ny
Curatolo Grace A 2014 East Amherst Ny
Elmer Hannah A 2014 Syracuse Ny
Flick Ashley A 2014 Watertown Ny
Gamer Lindsay M 2015 Penfield Ny
Hudgins Marissa D 2014 Syracuse Ny
Laible Ryann M 2014 Syracuse Ny
Molinari Christine A 2014 Pittsford Ny
Navaroli Alana A 2014 Skaneateles Ny
Negus Cailyn M 2014 Syracuse Ny
Pardee Jackie M 2014 Camillus Ny
Powers Hannah A 2015 Skaneateles Ny
Powlin Emma M 2014 Penfield Ny
Pritchard Madison M 2015 Syracuse Ny
Pulver Amara D 2015 Manlius Ny
Quimby Cara A 2015 Schenectady Ny
Sanna Monica D 2015 Pittsford Ny
Scott Kylee M 2015 Baldwinsville Ny
Widrick Katherine G 2015 Camillus Ny
Hall Sidney M 2016 Adams Center Ny

ALTERNATES
Bonner Alea G 2014 Syracuse Ny
Dibello Mia M 2014 Syracuse Ny

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/17/13
From Press Release

Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) announced today the roster of the New Jersey boys who will represent their region at the 2013 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclass tournament will feature girls and boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Upstate New York, Washington, D.C., and West and consist of players from the graduating classes of 2014-16.

The event will take place July 5-7 at Johnny Unitas Stadium on the campus of Towson University in Towson, MD. Over the three days, the teams will battle in a 10-team pool play tournament. The weekend is capped off on Sunday at 3:30 pm when the winner of each pool will face off for the championship.

The Underclass Tournament is part of the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse weekend, which culminates with 88 of the nation’s best high school senior boys and girls lacrosse players facing off in the title Under Armour All-America Game.
The New Jersey boys Underclass team will be coached by Baron Wallenhurst from Moorestown High School.

Wallenhurst said, “The Under Armour Underclass tryout is among the top lacrosse events and puts the elite athletes all in the same venue competing at the same time. We are excited to send these terrific players to represent New Jersey in the 2013 games in Baltimore.”

First Name Year Position School Hometown
Trevor Baptiste 2014 Mid-Field Morristown-Beard School Denville, NJ
Brian Begley 2014 Mid-Field Morristown Morristown, NJ
Nathanial Chung 2014 Goalie Ramapo Wyckoff, NJ
Christian Cuccinello 2014 Attack Mountain Lakes Mountain Lakes, NJ
Marcus Cunningham 2014 Defense Glen Ridge Glen Ridge, NJ
Nicolas DeCaprio 2015 LSM St. Augustine Prep Egg Harbor Twp, NJ
Dean DiSimone 2014 Attack St. Augustine Prep West Deptford, NJ
Jordan Dowiak 2014 Mid-Field Delbarton School Hackettstown, NJ
Ryan Dunleavy 2014 Mid-Field Hunterdon Central Ringoes, NJ
David Gill 2014 Mid-Field Chatham Chatham, NJ
Thomas Guida 2014 Mid-Field Chatham Chatham, NJ
Michael Handlan 2014 Attack Moorestown Moorestown, NJ
Brendan Handlan 2014 Defense Moorestown Moorestown, NJ
Jules Heningburg 2014 Attack Seton Hall Prep Maplewood , NJ
Logan LeBlond 2014 Attack Somerville Branchburg, NJ
Wade Maloney 2016 Mid-Field Lawrenceville School Rumson, NJ
JJ McBride 2014 Attack Delbarton School Madison, NJ
Owen Molloy 2014 Goalie Ridge Basking Ridge, NJ
Chad Otterman 2014 Defense Delbarton Morristown, NJ
Will Robinson 2014 Mid-Field Mendham Mendham, NJ
Christian Scarpello 2015 Mid-Field Madison Madison, NJ
Peter Welch 2014 LSM Delbarton Bernardsville, NJ
Daniel Winschuh 2014 Defense Chatham Chatham, NJ
Bryce Young 2014 Defense St. Augustine Prep Egg Harbor Twp, NJ

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/17/13

US Lacrosse has named the winners of the prestigious Jackie Pitts Award for all chapters. The award honors those who combine academic and service as well as leadership with athletic accomplishments.

According to US Lacrosse, “This award recognizes a graduating senior in each chapter who truly honors the game of lacrosse, is invested in the development of the game in her community, is an exceptional player who continually strives to improve her game, and is an exemplary member of her team. She exemplifies the spirit of the game, on and off the field. Academically, she is an outstanding student and a valued role model in her school.”

Jackie Pitts Award winners
Arizona-Sara Phister, M (Mountain Pointe, 2013)
Chesapeake-Anne McGarvey, D (Severn School, 2013)
Connecticut-Linsday Schneider (East Lyme, 2013)
Delaware-Cecilia Cicone, GK (Ursuline Academy, 2013)
Delmarva-Paige Gamble, M (Easton MD, 2013)
Eastern Mass-Victoria Moore, M (Buckingham Browne and Nichols, 2013)
Georgia-Rachel Flatt, A/M (Blessed Trinity Catholic, 2013)
Greater Baltimore-Sophie Cutts (St. Timothy’s, 2013)
Greater Houston-Sara Holland, A (Lamar, 2013)
Greater Los Angeles-Monica Harmon, M (Granada Hills, 2013)
Hampton Roads-Emma Thompson, A (Jamestown VA, 2013)
Idaho-Jessica Craig, M (Eagle, 2013)
Illinois-Grace Foley, D (Loyola Academy, 2013)
Indiana-Erin Kunkel (Zionsville Community, 2013)
Long Island Metro-Cortney Fortunato (Northport, 2013)
Michigan-Erika Neumen, M (Rockford, 2013)
Missouri-Annie Spewak, M (Parkway West, 2013)
New Hampshire-Callie Santos, A (Bishop Guertin , 2013)
New Jersey North-Allison Murnick (Montclair, 2013)
New Jersey South-Macy Scott (Toms River South, 2013)
North Carolina-Alexandra Valinski, M (John T. Hoggard, 2013)
North Texas-Josie Novak, M (Highland Park, 2013)
Ohio Chapter-Maria Nobile (Olentangy Orange, 2013)
Oregon-Natalie Shishido, M (Wilson, 2013)
Philadelphia-Laura Frankenfield (Wissahickon, 2013)
Potomac-Besser Dyson, A (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 2013)
Rhode Island-Kelly Dolan, A,M (Barrington, 2013)
Richmond-Amy Korcsmaros, A (Hanover, 2013)
Southern Ohio -Anna Shaw, D (Mount Notre Dame, 2013)
Southwest Virginia-Annie Barnes, D (Patrick Henry, 2013)
Utah-Hanna Thatcher, D (Olympus, 2013)
Vermont-Anne-Marie Farmer (South Burlington, 2013)
Western Maryland-Madeline Bodden, D (Winters Mill, 2013)
Western PA-Kaelin Clogan, G (Pine Richland, 2013)
Wisconsin-Meredith Jeffers, M (University School of Milwaukee, 2013)

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