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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/21/13

Shoreham Wading River rising senior midfielder Shannon Rosati has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at The Ohio State University.

Shannon Rosati ledger:

Shannon Rosati (Photo by Gene Morris)

High School: Shoreham-Wading River, Long Island, NY

Graduation Year: Class of 2014

Position: Midfield

College Choice: The Ohio State

Club Affiliation: LI Yellow Jackets Blue

Major lacrosse honors: New York State Class C Champions (2012), U-15 National Championship Team, All-Tournament, All-Division

Academic Honors: National Honor Society

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose The Ohio State? “I liked the coach and the intensity of the team and I love a big campus with a lot of school spirit.”

What is your HS team’s outlook for next season? “To return the state championship to Shoreham-Wading River.”

Other schools considered: North Carolina, James Madison, Massachusetts, Connecticut

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/21/13

The Bishop Timon-St. Jude boys’ lacrosse team captured its second straight New York Catholic state championship this season.
The Tigers finished 17-4 and were ranked No. 25 in the final TopLaxRecruits.com North America Rankings.

Bishop Timon-St Jude celebrates its NY Catholic state championship

Bishop Timon-St. Jude won the state crown with a 20-4 rout of St. John the Baptist of Long Island in West Islip. The Tigers advanced by winning the Monsignor Martin Association championship with an 18-8 rout of St. Joseph Collegiate.

In the win over St. John the Baptist, junior attackman Connor Fields (committed to Albany) scored 11 goals to add on to his New York state record for goals in a season. He closed with 129, a whopping 21 more than the previous mark held by Billy Kurisko of Nanuet (1986).

Senior attackman JD Recor, who signed with Marist, had six assists in the state championship win and junior attackman Layne Collins added three goals.

St. Jude-Bishop Timon also won the Blue Division at the North American Lacrosse Invitational.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/21/13
From US Lacrosse

US Lacrosse today announced the second of three groups of high school boys’ lacrosse players to be named an All-Academic honoree.

A US Lacrosse All-Academic honoree is a player who exhibits exemplary lacrosse skills, good sportsmanship on the field, and represents high standards of academic achievement in the classroom. This player also should have left his mark beyond the lacrosse field and the classroom by making significant contributions of service to the school and/or community.

All-Academic Team (Group 2)
Area – Player, Pos. (High School, Graduation Year)
California-Central – Alan Medina, A (Watsonville, 2013)
California-Greater Los Angeles – Colton Michel, A/M (Palos Verdes Peninsula, 2013)
California-Greater Los Angeles – Augie O’Hern, M (Palos Verdes HS, 2013)
California-Greater Los Angeles – Justice Sefas, M (Harvard-Westlake, 2013)
California-Orange County – Jack Gilchrist, M (Foothill, 2013)
California-Orange County – Brett Nelson, M (Corona Del Mar, 2013)
California-Orange County – Chase Williams, A (St. Margaret’s Episcopal, 2013)
California-San Diego – Jack Becker, LSM (San Marcos, 2013)
California-San Diego – Chris Carter, D (Torrey Pines, 2013)
California-San Diego – Kag Iglinski, D (Granite Hills, 2013)
California-San Diego – Cole Tudor, LSM/D (La Costa Canyon HS, 2013)
California-Ventura County – Jake Wuesthoff, M (Newbury Park HS , 2013)
Colorado – Will Albyn, D (Centenial, 2013)
Colorado – Toby Bollig, M (Fort Collins, 2013)
Colorado – Angus Campbell, A (Colorado Springs, 2013)
Colorado – Chris Fons, D (Centenial, 2013)
Colorado – Parker Miller, M (Aurora, 2013)
Colorado – Jase Wyeno, A (Air Force Academy, 2013)
Florida-South – Calder Alfano, D (Boca Raton HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Michael Fogel, D (Spanish River HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Michael Herman, A (West Boca HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Max Rautenkranz, A (Park Vista HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Austin Tedesco, A (Marjorie Stoneman Douglas HS, 2013)
Georgia – Jack Assaf, A (Pace Academy, 2013)
Georgia – Mitchell Barnes, G (Harrison, 2013)
Georgia – James Dow, D (Northview HS, 2013)
Georgia – Conor Linnenn, (Fellowship Christian, 2013)
Georgia – Matt Lynch, D (Peachtree Ridge HS , 2013)
Georgia – Thomas Lynch, D (Walton HS, 2013)
Georgia – Graham Seagroves, M (Westminster HS, 2013)
Idaho – Jake Berard, M (Meridian, 2013)
Indiana – James Delaney, D (Brebeuf Jesuit Prepatory School, 2013)
Indiana – Graham Murphy, M (St. Jospeh HS , 2013)
Indiana – Ryan Spoonmore, G (Zionsville HS , 2013)
Maine – Nick Ryan Eaton, M (York High School, 2013)
Maine – Josh Espy, M (Waynflete , 2013)
Maine – Quinn Kelley Hathcock, M (Yarmouth High School, 2013)
Maine – Zander Majerik, A (Waynflete , 2013)
Maryland-Baltimore County – David Kratochvil, D (Parkville HS, 2013)
Maryland-Baltimore County – Robbie Mathey, M (Dulaney HS, 2013)
Maryland-Eastern Shore – Gordon Abercrombie, A (Worcester Preparatory, 2013)
Maryland-Frederick/Washington Counties – TJ Bryant, D (Catoction HS, 2013)
Maryland-Frederick/Washington Counties – Mitchell Miller, A (Walkersville, 2013)
Maryland-Harford County – Sam Caretti, M (Patterson Mill HS, 2013)
Maryland-Howard County – Brian Glueck, LSM (Reservoir HS , 2013)
Maryland-Independent – Wyatt Derr, A (St. Maria Goretti, 2013)
Maryland-Montgomery County – Kirby Carmack, D (Poolesville, 2013)
Maryland-Montgomery County – Ian Pollekoff, M (Churchill, 2013)
Michigan – Henry Aspergen, A (Ann Arbor Greenhills, 2013)
Michigan – Michael Bremerkamp, D (Warren De La Salle, 2013)
Michigan – Jonathon D. Conley, G (Detroit Catholic Central, 2013)
Michigan – Christopher J. DesRosiers, M (Warren De La Salle, 2013)
Michigan – Mitchell D. Gaynier, M (University of Detroit Jesuit, 2013)
Michigan – Matthew S. Golladay, A (East Grand Rapids, 2013)
Michigan – Sean Johnson, M (Clarkston, 2013)
Michigan – George Saker, LSM (Bloomfield Hills Lahser, 2013)
Michigan – Davis J. Vorva, M (Ann Arbor Greenhills, 2013)
Michigan – Andrew Woodrich, D (Pontiac Notre Dame Prep, 2013)
New England ISL – Matt Deveney, M (Roxbury Latin, 2013)
New England-Eastern – Matthew Kiernan, M (Lexington Christian Academy, 2013)
New England-Eastern – Nick Weigel, M (Phillips Exeter Academy, 2013)
New England-Northern – Austin Nadeau, A (Walpole, 2013)
New Jersey – Raymond Abbiatici, (Ridge, 2013)
New Jersey – Robert Allegrini, (Lackland HS, 2013)
New Jersey – Alirstair Beven, (Lawrenceville School, 2013)
New Jersey – John Cunningham, (Scotch Plains-Fanwood, 2013)
New Jersey – Stephen Ducey, (Glen Ridge, 2013)
New Jersey – Andrew Higgins , M (Delbarton, 2013)
New Jersey – Patrick Jackson, (Montclair, 2013)
New Jersey – James Jannicelli, (Seton Hall Prep, 2013)
New Jersey – Eric Larysz, (Fairlawn, 2013)
New Jersey – Michael Waterfield, M (Somerville, 2013)
New Jersey-Central – Chandler Bell, M (Hopewell Valley , 2013)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – Connor Briggs, D (Rumson-Fair Haven HS, 2013)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – Matt Kalinowski, D (Toms River East HS, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Chris Baumgartel, M (John Ohlson, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Reed Hoffman, A (Lower Cape May, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Jackson Sole, M (Lenape, 2013)
New York-Albany – Fitz McDonough, D (Lasalle Institute, 2013)
New York-Albany – Tyler Olney, D (Shenendehowa HS, 2013)
New York-Mid-Hudson – Austin Stewart, M (Newburgh Free Academy, 2013)
New York-Mid-Hudson – Ryan Waters, A (Millbrook HS, 2013)
New York-Nassau/Suffolk Catholic – Dylan Molloy, A (St. Anthony’s , 2013)
New York-Section IV – Turner Pecen, D (Union-Endicott , 2013)
New York-Section V – Luc Bailey, D (McQuaid Jesuit, 2013)
New York-Section V – Jim Burdette, D (Penn Yan Academy, 2013)
New York-Section V – Sean Cunningham, M (Geneva HS, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Vincent Colapinto, A (Walt Whitman HS , 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – William Henderson, G (Eastport-South manor, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Daniel Madden, D (West Islip, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Peter Triolo, D (Smithtown East, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Stuart Hudelson, M (St. Charles, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Eddie Passen, M (Bishop Watterson, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Jonathan Watson, M (Worthington Kilbourne, 2013)
Ohio-South – Allen Osgood, M (Loveland, 2013)
Ohio-South – Jon Sussman, M (Sycamore, 2013)
Oregon – Lorenzo Fantozzi, M (Churchill, 2013)
Oregon – Carter Franz-Geddes, D (West Salem, 2013)
Oregon – Luke Llewellyn, M (Clackamas HS , 2013)
Oregon – Kincaid Murray, M (Beaverton HS , 2013)
Oregon – Nick Strandholm, G (Clackamas HS , 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Webster Burrier, IV, G (Susquehannock, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Chris Fowler, A (Carlisle, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Tyler Karpinski, A (Manheim Twp, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Austin Minnich, M (Warwick, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Taylor Tolbert, M (Chambersburg, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Jacob Werner, A (Wilson, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Jeffery Berry, D (Peters Township, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Andy Demichiei, A (Hampton, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Joe Griffin, A (North Allegheny, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Roman Solomond, D (Aquinas Academy, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Nick Zervoudis, D (Gateway, 2013)
Rhode Island – Alexander Graff, G (Wheeler HS , 2013)
Rhode Island – James Payette, (East Greenwich, 2013)
Utah – Justin Glaittli, M (Logan, 2013)
Utah – Tommy Maddox, A (Draper, 2013)
Virginia-Northern – Stephen Kralick, M (Oakton HS, 2013)
Virginia-Northern – Nathan Mancini, D (Madison HS, 2013)
Virginia-Northern – John McKevitt, M (West Springfield HS, 2013)
Virginia-Northwest – Matthew Boward, M (Potomac, 2013)
Virginia-Northwest – Patrick Gough, D (Battlefield, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Whit Griffin, A (Collegiate School, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Benjamin Foley, M (St. Christopher’s, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Will Tucker, A (Woodberry Forest , 2013)
Washington – Kegan Ingrasci, A (Bainbridge HS, 2013)
Washington – Peter Scott, G (Lakeside HS, 2013)
Washington – Greg Shea, M (Bainbridge HS, 2013)
Washington – Henry Sokol, M (Lakeside HS, 2013)
West Virginia – Cole Salmons, M (George Washington HS, 2013)
Wisconsin – Conor Drake, M (West/North/South HS , 2013)
Wisconsin – John Filmanowicz, A (Arrowhead HS , 2013)
Wisconsin – Scotty Jossart, D (Notre Dame Academy, 2013)

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/21/13
From US Lacrosse

US Lacrosse today announced the second of three groups of high school boys’ lacrosse players to be named a US Lacrosse High School All-American.

US Lacrosse uses a calendar-based recognition process to accommodate for the different time frames of high school lacrosse seasons across the country. The third boys’ groups will be announced later in beginning of July.

A US Lacrosse All-American is a player who exhibits superior skills and techniques and possesses exceptional game sense and knowledge. A US Lacrosse All-American is one of the best players in the United States, while also embodying excellent sportsmanship.

Listed below is the second group of 2013 US Lacrosse boys’ high school honorees:

All-American Team (Group 2)
Area – Player, Pos. (High School, Graduation Year)
California-Central – John Jackson, M (Stevenson School, 2013)
California-Central – Tyler Sweeney-Marquez, D (Aptos HS, 2013)
California-Greater L.A. – Harrison Faecher, M (Redondo Union, 2014)
California-Greater L.A. – Chris Groel, D (Palisades Charter, 2013)
California-Greater L.A. – Cooper Perkins, G (Loyola, 2013)
California-Greater L.A. – Tony Romeri, A (Palos Verdes, 2013)
California-Greater L.A. – Nick Steinfeld, A (Brentwood School, 2013)
California-Greater L.A. – Jack Temko, M (Harvard-Westlake, 2014)

California-Orange County – Hunter Edington, M (St. Margaret’s Episcopal, 2014)
California-Orange County – Trevor Jackson, G (Huntington Beach, 2013)
California-Orange County – Casey Mix, A (Corona Del Mar, 2013)
California-Orange County – Chandler Rendl, D (Foothill, 2013)
California-Orange County – Cole Schleppy, M (JSerra Catholic, 2013)
California-Orange County – Alex Waller, A (St. Margaret’s Episcopal School, 2013)

California-San Diego – Bryan Cooper, G (La Costa Canyon HS, 2013)
California-San Diego – Lucas Gradinger, A (Torrey Pines, 2013)
California-San Diego – Christian Guinchard, D (Bishops, 2013)
California-San Diego – Michael Kay, M (Cathedral Catholic, 2014)
California-San Diego – Jake Kennedy, G (Torrey Pines, 2013)
California-San Diego – Kyle Mummau, D (La Costa Canyon HS, 2013)
California-San Diego – Jack Perkin, A/M (Coronado HS, 2013)
California-San Diego – Chris Summers, A (Westview, 2013)

California-Ventura County – Carlo Castaneda, A (Westlake HS, 2014)
California-Ventura County – Grant Feitchans , M (Agoura HS , 2014)
California-Ventura County – Jean-Jacques Ntshaykolo, D (Thatcher School, 2013)
California-Ventura County – Sean Ryan, M (Malibu HS, 2013)
California-Ventura County – Stephen Tusing , D (Agoura HS , 2013)

Colorado – Pete Aplet, A (Wheat Ridge, 2013)
Colorado – Michael Babb, A (Arapahoe, 2013)
Colorado – Jason Cleary, G (Mullen, 2013)
Colorado – Wilkins Dismuke, A (Rock Canyon HS, 2013)
Colorado – Jake Gonzales, A (Columbine HS, 2013)
Colorado – JD Hall, LSM (Arapahoe, 2013)
Colorado – Blake Knobloch, M (Regis Jesuit, 2013)
Colorado – Jensen Makarov, G (Wheat Ridge, 2014)
Colorado – Luke Papillion, D/M (Cherry Creek, 2013)
Colorado – Dalton Sierra, A (Columbine HS, 2013)
Colorado – Austin Smith, A (Mullen, 2013)
Colorado – Brian Wegner, D (Regis Jesuit, 2013)
Colorado – Eduardo White, M (Kent Denver, 2013)

Florida-South – RJ Curtin, A (St. Thomas Aquinas, 2014)
Florida-South – Corey Etcheverry, G (Saint Andrew’s, 2013)
Florida-South – James Holdt, M (Jupiter HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Grant Mahler, M (Saint Andrew’s, 2013)
Florida-South – Fernando Milanes, M (St. Thomas Aquinas, 2013)
Florida-South – Jerry O’Connor, D (The Benjamin School, 2013)
Florida-South – Treyson Pierce, D (Vero Beach HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Daniel Soviero, M (Jupiter HS, 2013)
Florida-South – Sam Talkow, M (Pinecrest School, 2013)
Florida-South – Anderson Wheeler, M (Saint Andrew’s, 2013)
Florida-South – Conor Whipple, A (Saint Andrew’s, 2013)

Georgia – Marco Amalfitano, M (Star’s Mill, 2013)
Georgia – Matt Biondich, M (Northview, 2015)
Georgia – Cash Carlson, D (Lassiter, 2013)
Georgia – Kevin Colton, A (Northview, 2013)
Georgia – Jack Fitzharris, A (Lassiter, 2013)
Georgia – Simeon Johnson, D (Decatur, 2013)
Georgia – Zach Levy, M (Centennial, 2015)
Georgia – Nick Newell, M (Milton, 2013)
Georgia – Josh Porter, A (Northview, 2013)
Georgia – Austin Prescott, M (Centennial, 2014)
Georgia – Ben Rigger, G (Decatur, 2013)
Georgia – Ryan Smith, G (Lassiter, 2013)
Georgia – Nate Solomon, A (Centennial, 2015)
Georgia – E.J. Thurmond, D (Holy Innocents, 2013)
Georgia – Kevin Yoggy, A (Star’s Mill, 2013)

Idaho – Josh Bush, M (Mountain View, 2014)
Idaho – Nicholas Guzzetti, A (Mountain View, 2014)
Idaho – Cole Oliver, G (Bishop Kelly, 2014)

Indiana – Josh Coons , A (Carmel HS , 2013)
Indiana – Cameron O’Connor, D (Cathedral HS , 2013)
Indiana – Peter Smith , M (St. Joseph HS , 2013)
Indiana – Wyatt Wood , M (Cathedral HS , 2013)

Maine – Alex Bornick, A (Cape Elizabeth HS, 2013)
Maine – Charlie Fay, M (Falmouth HS, 2013)
Maine – Robert Andrew Grout, D (Yarmouth HS, 2013)
Maine – Adam Haversat, D (Cape Elizabeth HS, 2013)
Maine – Alexander Paulus, A (Morse HS, 2013)
Maine – Jacob Scammon, M (North Yarmouth Academy, 2013)
Maine – I.V. Stucker, A (Falmouth HS, 2014)
Maine – John Wheeler, A (Scarborough HS, 2013)
Maine – Eben Wilde, M (Gould Academy, 2013)

Maryland-Baltimore County – Jack Adams, M (Hereford, 2013)
Maryland-Baltimore County – Connor Cunningham, G (Hereford, 2013)
Maryland-Baltimore County – Josh Reider, D (Hereford, 2013)
Maryland-Baltimore County – Joe Sieder, A (Hereford, 2013)

Maryland-Eastern Shore – Zane Doyle, M (Queen Anne’s County HS, 2013)
Maryland-Eastern Shore – Johnny Giuffreda, A (Kent Island HS, 2014)

Md-Fred./Wash. – Alexander Aguilar-Gervase, A (Governor Thomas Johnson, 2013)
Maryland-Frederick/Washington – Max Edelmann, G (Middletown HS, 2013)
Maryland-Frederick/Washington – Dakota Martin, M (Middletown HS, 2013)

Maryland-Harford County – Kyle D’Onofrio, A (Fallston HS , 2013)
Maryland-Harford County – Randy Foster, M (North Harford, 2013)
Maryland-Howard County – Anthony Pagnotta, M (Glenelg HS , 2013)
Maryland-Howard County – Jake Stevens , A (Mount Hebron HS, 2013)

Maryland-Independent – Stephen Goff, A (The Calverton School, 2013)
Maryland-Independent – James Cole Rainier, A (The Calverton School, 2013)

Maryland-Montgomery County – Louis Dubick, A (Churchill)
Maryland-Montgomery County – Matt Hoy, G (Wootton)
Maryland-Montgomery County – Joe Kelly, M (Wootton)
Maryland-Montgomery County – Matt Leonard, A (Churchill)
Maryland-Montgomery County – Ben Miltenberg, D (Whitman)

Michigan – Jason Alessi, M (Brother Rice, 2014)
Michigan – Kyle Beauregard, A (Notre Dame Preparatory, 2013)
Michigan – Bennett Dipzinski, D (Forest Hills Northern HS, 2013)
Michigan – John Forester, A (Brother Rice, 2013)
Michigan – Matthew Giampetroni, M (Cranbrook Kingswood, 2014)
Michigan – Alec Gilhooly, A (Detroit Catholic Central, 2013)
Michigan – Tyler Gozdor, M (Northville HS, 2013)
Michigan – Alex Hudgens, M (South Lyon, 2013)
Michigan – Steve Jarzynski, D (Detroit Catholic Central, 2013)
Michigan – Evan Kneisel, D (Clarkston HS, 2013)
Michigan – Andrew Kransberger, M (Forest Hills Central, 2014)
Michigan – Grant Lardieri, G (Forest Hills Northern HS, 2015)
Michigan – John Larzenfeld, A (Ann Arbor Greenhills, 2013)
Michigan – Connor Maks, M (University of Detroit Jesuit)
Michigan – Tyree Minner, D (Detroit Country Day, 2013)
Michigan – Sergio Perkovic, M (Brother Rice, 2013)
Michigan – John Plasky, D (Brother Rice, 2014)
Michigan – Collin Schlosser, M (Forest Hills Central, 2013)
Michigan – Eric Connor Ward, A (Clarkston HS, 2014)
Michigan – Mike Wroblowski, D (University of Detroit Jesuit, 2013)

New England ISL – Patrick Healy, D (St. Sebastian’s School, 2013)
New England ISL – Tate Jozokos, M (Governor’s Academy, 2013)
New England ISL – Alphonse Michael Lucchese III, A (Middlesex school, 2013)

New England-Eastern – Chris Keating, D (Phillips Exeter Academy, 2013)
New England-Eastern – Larken Kemp, D (Phillips Academy, 2013)
New England-Eastern – Max King, M (Pomfret School, 2013)
New England-Eastern – Austin Kreinz, M (Portsmouth Abbey School, 2013)
New England-Eastern – Matt Ryan, LSM/D (Phillips Exeter Academy, 2013)

New England-Northern – Ryder Garnsey, A (Brewster Academy, 2014)
New England-Northern – Pat Shelley, G (Hebron Academy, 2013)

New Jersey – Christian Burgdorf, D (Westfield, 2013)
New Jersey – Erik Cannon, D (Don Bosco, 2013)
New Jersey – Austin Carbone, A (Summit, 2013)
New Jersey – Tyler Carbone, D (Summit, 2013)
New Jersey – Shane Doss, G (Glenn Ridge, 2013)
New Jersey – Jeff George, M (Watchung, 2013)
New Jersey – Colin Goldstein, D (Glenn Ridge, 2013)
New Jersey – Thomas Guida, M (Chatcham, 2014)
New Jersey – TJ Jones, G (Ridge, 2013)
New Jersey – Jared Kaden, D (Bridgewater Raritan, 2013)
New Jersey – Matt Lane, A (Montclair Kimberly Acad., 2013)
New Jersey – Matt Olbrich, M (Moorestown, 2013)
New Jersey – JT Palladino, A (Ridge, 2014)
New Jersey – Noah Pounds, G (Ridgewood, 2013)
New Jersey – Matt Raposo, A (Somerville, 2013)
New Jersey – Josh Reinson, M (Montgomery, 2013)
New Jersey – Will Reynolds, D (Delbarton, 2013)
New Jersey – Eric Scott, M (Ridge, 2013)
New Jersey – Don Stephan, M (Rutgers Prep, 2013)
New Jersey – Autin Williams, M (Delbarton, 2013)

New Jersey-Central – Murf Butler, D (Hopewell Valley, 2013)
New Jersey-Central – Stefan Pappas, A (Allentown HS, 2013)
New Jersey-Central – John Witalec, G (Notre Dame, 2013)

New Jersey-Shore Conference – Dan Bloodgood, A (Freehold Township, 2013)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – Michale Clarke, A (Rumson Fair Haven, 2013)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – Alec Dambach, A (Howell HS, 2013)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – JT Jennings, D (Rumson Fair Haven, 2014)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – Dylan Jinks, A (Southern Regional, 2015)

New Jersey-South – Jake Dean, M (Shawnee, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Nate Gorman, D (St. Augustine Prep, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Eric Leonard, G (Lenape, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Adam Monticollo, D (St. Augustine Prep, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Tyler Schulte, A (Seneca, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Mike Sutton, A (St. Augustine Prep, 2013)

New York-Albany – Mike D’Amario, A (Niskayuna HS, 2013)
New York-Albany – Luke Goldstock, A (Niskayuna HS, 2013)
New York-Albany – Lucas Maloney, A (Niskayuna HS, 2013)
New York-Albany – Peter Riley, D (CBA HS, 2013)
New York-Albany – Brian Rogers, M (Shenendehowa HS, 2013)

New York-Mid-Hudson – Brandon Donnellan, D (Warwick HS, 2013)
New York-Mid-Hudson – Jake Levins, A (Minisink Valley HS, 2013)
New York-Mid-Hudson – Dominic Marino, M (Kingston HS, 2013)
New York-Mid-Hudson – Joe Sessa, A (Minisink Valley HS, 2015)

New York-Nassau/Suffolk Catholic – Ryan Lukacovic, A (Chaminade HS , 2013)

New York-Section IV – Tanner Cosens, G (Maine-Endwell HS , 2013)
New York-Section IV – Jadeon Henderson, A (Ithaca HS, 2013)
New York-Section IV – Eli Lasda, M (Ithaca HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Ben Brooks, M (Irondequoit HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Charlie Cummins, D (Penfield HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Albie DiPasquale, A (Pittsford Sutherland HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Matt Kaser, A (Spencerport HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Ben Reevers, A (Palmyra macedon HS, 2014)
New York-Section V – Jay Vakiener, M (fairport HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Kevin Vaughn, M (fairport HS, 2013)

New York-Suffolk County – Nick Aponte, M (West Islip, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Brian Balkam, G (Smithtown East, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Jack Bruckner, M (Ward Melville, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Tyler DeLuca, M (Comsewogue, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Ryan Keenan, A (Smithtown West, 2014)
New York-Suffolk County – Christian Mazzone, M (Ward Melville, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Timothy Rotanz, A (Shoreham Wading River, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Zach Sirico, A (Sayville, 2013)
New York-Suffolk County – Brian Ward, M (Bayport/Blue Point, 2013)

Ohio-Central – JT Blubaugh, M (DeSales, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Jake Nolan, D (Upper Arlington, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Tate Stover, D (Olentangy HS, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Jack Warmolts, G (Upper Arlington, 2013)
Ohio-Central – Matt Wylly, M (Worthington Kilbourne, 2013)

Ohio-South – Alex Burgdorf, G (Moeller, 2013)
Ohio-South – Sam Hubbard, M (Moeller, 2014)
Ohio-South – Ian King, A (St. Xavier, 2013)
Ohio-South – Tanner Landstra, D (Indian Hill, 2013)
Ohio-South – Adam Osika, A (Mason, 2013)

Oregon – Richard Guasco, M (Central Catholic, 2013)
Oregon – JR McLaughlin, A (Lakeridge, 2013)
Oregon – Gaelan Murray, G (Beaverton, 2013)
Oregon – Joel Schwarz, D (Lakeridge, 2013)
Oregon – Tyler Rich, M (Lakeridge, 2013)
Oregon – Dalton Tuor, M (West Linn, 2013)

Pennsylvania-Central – Joe Clark, A (Hershey, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Matt Close, M (Wilson, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Evan Downey, M (Palmyra, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Max Haldeman, A (York Central, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Central – Jeremy Larkin, G (Central Dauphin, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Ryan Morgan, M (Man Twp, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Dean Patton, M (Mechanicburg, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Alex Ready, G (Man Twp, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Central – Matt Senft, A (Hempfield, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Nick Treon, A (Danville, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Central – Steve Wilson, D (West York, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Nick Valentino, M (Hempfield, 2013)

Pennsylvania-Western – Andy DiMichei, A (Hampton, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Tucker Gillman, G (Shady Side Academy, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Western – Doran Graham, A (Mt. Lebanon, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Will Nabors, G (Mt. Lebanon, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Jimmy Perkins, A (Quaker Valley, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Western – Zack Rusch, A (Bethel Park, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Western – Luke Stephens, D (Franklin Regional, 2013)

Rhode Island – Joseph Manown , A (LaSalle Academy, 2015)
Rhode Island – Jamie McCann, M (Moses Brown School, 2013)
Rhode Island – Brady O’Donnell, A (LaSalle Academy, 2013)
Rhode Island – Alex Perrault, M (Bishop Hendricken HS , 2013)
Rhode Island – Daniel Wise, D (LaSalle Academy, 2013)

Utah – Luke Graney, A (Juan Diego Catholic HS, 2013)
Utah – Jake Stout, M (Lone Peak HS, 2013)
Utah – Luke Fairman, M (Brighton HS, 2014)
Utah – Chandler Wescott, A (Bountiful HS, 2015)

Virginia-Northwest – Chad Fisher, M (Salem , 2013)
Virginia-Northwest – Michael Hanlon, A (Battlefield, 2013)
Virginia-Northwest – Jake Maupin, M (Colonel Forge, 2014)
Virginia-Northwest – Jake Yezzi, M (Osbourn Park, 2014)

Virginia-Piedmont – Colin Bressan, G (St. Anne’s-Belfield School, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Jared King, M (Highland School, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Jack Micciche, A (Highland School, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Duncan Morris, M (Christchurch School, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Tyler Pace, M (Blue Ridge School, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Ben Pugh, G (Woodberry Forest School, 2013)

Virgnia-Northern – Jake Dansey, D (Chantilly HS, 2013)
Virgnia-Northern – Brad Dotson, D (Langley HS, 2013)
Virgnia-Northern – Matt Hayden, G (Madison HS, 2013)
Virgnia-Northern – Dylan Maltz, A (Stone Bridge HS, 2013)
Virgnia-Northern – Kyle Rowe, M (Madison HS, 2013)
Virgnia-Northern – Jack Rowlett, D (Robinson HS, 2015)

Washington – Jack Beall, M (Camas High (King’s Way Lacrosse Team), 2013)
Washington – Cole Johnson, A (Bellevue High, 2013)
Washington – Jake Knostman, A (Bainbridge Island High, 2013)
Washington – Colin MacIlvennie, M (Eastside Catholic High, 2014)
Washington – Spencer Noonan, D (Skyline High, 2014)
Washington – Drew Tosaya, A (Inglemoor High, 2013)
Washington – Chase York, D (Mercer Island High, 2013)

West Virginia – Alex Battin, A (University High, 2013)
West Virginia – Joe Wright, A (Capital High, 2013)

Wisconsin – John Filmanowicz, A (Arrowhead Union HS, 2013)
Wisconsin – Tyler Hetrick, M (Sun Prairie HS, 2013)
Wisconsin – Jacob Matsche, D (Wausau East HS, 2013)
Wisconsin – Matt McMahon, M (Green Bay Southwest HS, 2013)
Wisconsin – Jake Miller, LSM (Arrowhead Union HS, 2013)
Wisconsin – Brian Thomas, A (Kettle Moraine HS, 2013)

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

WESTMINSTER, Md. – Below are the All-Star selections for the King of the Hill session 1 recruiting event at McDaniel College. The event closes today and then restarts Sunday with Session 2.

Click here for our story on 10 players that shined.

The teams competing are listed below All-Star rosters.

King of the Hill All-Star Game rosters

Class of 2014
Atlantic – Red

Daniel Long, A, Cannons
Frankie Hattler, A, Alcatraz
Drew Barry, A, C2C
Billy Orme, A, MadLax
Drew Schantz, M, Man Up
Jack Collins, M, 3D NO Select
Jack Flynn, M, MadLax,
Nick Hallmark, M, Alcatraz
Patrick Poulos, M, MadLax
Matt Sindler, M, T2
Steele Dubrol, FO, 3D NE Select
Ryder Harkins, D, Man Up
Lito Flanagan, D, C2C
Marc James, D, MadLax
Zach Davlliakos, D, Smartlink
Andrew Dirks, G, T2

2014 Pacific – White
Greg Merrill, A, Man Up
Bobby Beers, A, Smartlink
Mitch Russell, A, 3D NE Select
Cade Bailey, A, Alcatraz
Graham Welter, M, CT Hurricanes
Patrick Hadley, M, NH Tomahawks
Job Gibbs, M, Alcatraz
Tripp Traynor, M, Man Up
Sean Doyle, M, Smartlink
Mackenzie Gordon, M, C2C
Ben Parietti, FO, Alcatraz
Austin Howard, D, Cannons
Kwame Kumah, D, Smartlink
Foster Huggins, D, C2C
Greg Onofri, D, c2C
Greg Onofri, D, CT Hurricanes
Garrett Egnaczyk, Cannons

2015 All-Stars
North/East – Red
Colin Rutan, A, Alcatraz
Matt Mistretta, A, Bergen Catholic
Patrick Spencer, A, Crabs
Jack Brennan, A, FLG
Charlie DeMuth, M, Crabs
Jack Pollard, M, Crabs
Kyle Rodeny, M, Alcatraz
Grant Long, M, Minnesota
Brandon Barker, M, Sweetlax
Shane McKenzie, M, Rockfish Silver
Charles Tatlor, FO, SMS
Thomas Wright, D, FLG
Mike Cropper, D, HEADstrong
Matt Perla, D, Sweetlax
Pat Ward, D, Alcatraz
Matt Borges, D, FLG
Willie Clan, G, Sweetlax
Oliver Schmickel, G, Crabs

2015 South/West – White
Vaughn Gendron, A, Laxachusetts
Dox Aitken, A, Mesa Fresh
Mickey Fitzpatrick, A, Laxachusetts
Joe Manown, A, Clams
Todd Billeter, A, NH Tomahawks
Lane Odom, M, Mesa Fresh
Robby Black, M, Greene Turtle
Patrick Brandell, M, TRUE
Brian Ayers, M, Tri-State
Henry Behrens, M, Clams
Brendan Mackie, M, Tri-State
Charles Kelly, M, Mesa Fresh
Mike Mulqueen, M, Mesa Fresh
Cam Hyde, D, Laxachusetts
Zach Ambrosino, D, Clams
Spencer Daniel, D, Sweetlax
Jonathan Lyman, D, HEADstrong
Josh Kirson, G, Clams
Zach Phan, G, SMS Elite

OPEN GROUP
Atlantic Division
3D NE
Alcatraz
C2C
CT Hurricanes
Green Turtle OC
MadLax Capital
Man-Up

Pacific
Next Level
NH Tomahawks
Cannons
Rockfish Black
SmartLink
SMS
T2

2015 GROUP
North Division
Alcatraz
Amped
Atlanta
C2C
Crabs
FLG

South Division
Green Turtle
HEADstrong
Laxachusetts
Mesa
NH Tomahawks
Phillie Elite

East Division
Rockfish Orange
SMS
Sweetlax
T2
Team Minnesota

West Division
Team One
Team Philly
Top Gun
Tri-State
TRUE

2016 GROUP
American Division
Baltimore Breakers
Fuze
Green Turtle Balto.
Green Turtle DC
HEADstrong
Laxachusetts

National Division
NH Tomahawks
Cannons ’16
Sweetlax
Team One
Top Gun
TRUE

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

Hill Academy (Ontario, Canada) PG defenseman Dominic DeFazio (Hatboro-Horsham, PA) has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at national champion Stevenson University.

Doninic DeFazio ledger:

Dominic DeFazio

High Schools: PG, Hill Academy, Ontario, Canada; Hatboro-Horsham, Pa.

Graduation Year: 2013 (PG Hill Academy)

Position: Defenseman

College Choice: Stevenson University

Club Affiliation: LB3

Major lacrosse honors: All-Phillylacrosse.com High Honorable Mention, 2012; All Canada Game; All Suburban One Continental Conference First Team, 3 years; Jake Reed Blue Chip, EPSLA Showcase, Philly Showcase

Academic honors: Senior Class President, Hatboro-Horsham

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose the school? “Stevenson definitely has a great lacrosse program. They have a winning tradition with coach (Paul) Cantebene. The campus and dorms are nice; when I went on my visit it was hard to pass up.”

The experience at Hill Academy: “The Hill was awesome. It was a great place to become a better lacrosse player and and overall person. I came out knowing what I wanted to do. They helped me with everything academically and I was glad I had the opportunity to go there.”

Thank Yous: “I wish to thank my parents, Harold and Sue DeFazio, and Bill Poust and Karen DeFazio; the Banks family, the Merrill family (Hill), Merrick Thomson (Hill), coach (Bruce) Codd, Coach (John) Kurek (HH), coach (Dave) Sowers (HH), coach (Brice) Queener (Hill), and my brother and sister, Amanda and Nick.”

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

The schedule for the 2013 Brine National Lacrosse Classic has been announced. The Classic will be held June 30–July 3 at the Maryland SoccerPlex in Boyds, Md.

Entering its sixth year, the premier national high school lacrosse tournament and middle school academy features more than 740 elite boys and girls lacrosse players from throughout the country representing their respective regions competing for a national championship.

The Brine National Lacrosse Classic offers select players the opportunity to showcase their lacrosse skills against the best competition in the nation while emphasizing teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship in front of NCAA collegiate lacrosse coaches from every division.

Kicking off at the Maryland SoccerPlex on Sunday, June 30, is an opening ceremony with a parade of all the 1,300 participants (including middle school and high school players). Practice and competition for both the middle school and high school level begins on Monday, July 1. Competition continues on Tuesday, July 2 and the championship games for all levels will culminate on Wednesday, July 3.

“We are pleased to continue to build on the success of last year’s event by welcoming 1,300 of the nation’s premier middle school and high school lacrosse players to the 2013 Brine National Lacrosse Classic,” said Joel Franklin, Brine National Lacrosse Classic executive director. “With these regional teams representing virtually most of the continental United States and parts of Canada and the inclusion of many of the game’s top collegiate-eligible high school players, this year’s tournament promises to be the premier lacrosse event on the high school calendar.

“This event is a true showcase of the best high school lacrosse players, and we look forward to continuing to make the Brine National Lacrosse Classic a must-see event on the lacrosse calendar.”

Additionally, now entering its third year as part of the tournament weekend, is the Brine National All-Star Lacrosse Academy, a daily series of seminars on human performance and mental preparedness led by Duke University assistant men’s lacrosse coach Ron Caputo, Duke assistant women’s coach Kristen Waagbo, and one of the nation’s leading sports psychologists and peak performance coaches, Dr. Greg Dale, also of Duke University.

2013 Brine National Lacrosse Classic Schedule
Maryland Soccerplex & Discovery Sports Center
18031 Central Park Circle
Boyds, Maryland 20841

Sunday, June 30
5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. – Opening Ceremony

GPS Address

Monday, July 1
7:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. – Team practices, seminars, first-round showcase games

Tuesday, July 2
7:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. – Training, showcase games

Wednesday, July 3
7:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. – Regional team playoffs
1:00 p.m – 3:30 p.m. – Championship Games

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

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

L. Name F. Name Pos Year Hometown St
Basile Anthony A 2015 Cortland Ny
Beavo Christopher M 2014 Vernon Ny
Brown Tyler A 2014 Camillus Ny
Castiglia Dominic A 2015 Liverpool Ny
Cottrell Drew D 2015 Homer NY
DeLisle Seth M 2014 Fulton NY
Deyo Troy M 2014 Bethel Ct
Filtch Ross M 2016 Marcellus Ny
Geremia Michael M 2014 Camillus Ny
Hanley Patrick A 2014 Syracuse Ny
Kelly Ryan A 2014 Honeoye Falls Ny
Kicsak Cody D 2016 Johnson City Ny
Laffin Mitchell A 2015 Nedrow Ny
Leuze Alex M 2014 Jamesville Ny
Liddy Eric M 2014 Tully Ny
Liddy Patrick D 2014 Tully Ny
Lilly Jacob G 2014 Marcellus Ny
Lyons Colyn D 2015 Syracuse Ny
Marks Shawn M 2014 Camillus NY
Nelson Matthew M 2014 Fulton Ny
Pollock Mark D 2014 Fulton Ny
Procopio David M 2015 Syracuse Ny
Purvis Jake M 2014 Dexter Ny
Salvatore Steven D 2015 Endwell Ny
Smith Max G 2014 Skaneateles Ny

ALTERNATES
L. Name F. Name Pos Year Hometown St
Lumpe Kyle G 2015 Greenlawn Ny
Serota William D 2014 Black River Ny
Spiridigloizzi Philip A 2014 Utica Ny

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

MARLTON, N.J. – Kyra Harney had three goals and an assist and the Long Island Yellow Jackets (Team Thorn) rallied for a 7-4 victory over Quaker City (PA) in the 2014 championship game today at National Draw at Cherokee High.

The LI Yellow Jackets celebrate their National Draw championship

The Yellow Jackets trailed, 4-2, early in the second half after Quaker City’s Madison Tucker (Shipley School rising junior) scored off the draw. From then on, the Yellow Jackets won every draw and scored the game’s final five goals.

Rising senior Kylie Ohmiller (Islip, committed to Stony Brook) scored to make it 4-3 and rising senior Kasey Behr (St. Anthony’s, Virginia) tied it with nine minutes to play. Harney (Bay Shore, Duke) put her team up for good with 8:40 left and then fed Ohmiller for a 6-4 lead.

Rising senior Tiffany Zullo (Connetquot, Stony Brook) finished the scoring.

“She (coach Becky Thorn) just reminded us that we had a really good tournament so far,” said Harney. “We have been playing together and we had to flip the switch.

Kyra Harney

“Once we started to get possession of the draws – which is the big part of the game –we were able to capitalize off of that.”

The National Draw, in its 14th year, featured 213 teams in seven age classes. Teams from New England to Florida to the Midwest (Illinois) were represented.

The Yellow Jackets went 6-0 overall in the 24-team 2014 bracket, outscoring their foes, 83-10. They blitzed DEWLAX (NJ), 10-1, in the semifinals.

“We’re all basically recruited and most of us have been together since fourth grade,” said Harney. “It’s good to defend this title since we won it last year. It’s our last summer together and that’s kind of sad, but we have a few more tournaments.”

Harney, Ohmiller, Zullo and several others on the Thorn squad will play for the Long Island team in the Under Armour Underclassmen Games July 5-7 at Towson University.

Quaker City played with an all-2015 lineup and only a few subs. Coach George Dick’s squad (5-1 overall) rallied to defeat the second Yellow Jackets team (Jones), 5-4, to reach the finals.

Jane Henderson (Harriton rising junior) had three goals in the title game and also scored the game-winner in the semifinals.

“It was great; we did beat one Yellow Jackets team, which is fun,” said Dick. “We had the lead at halftime in the final, but we ran out of gas. We had one sub all tournament.

“Give them credit, they’re a great team. We played our hearts out. It was great for a PA team to make it to the final.”

Dick is coach at Harriton, which two weeks ago won the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association title with a thrilling overtime win over Radnor. He had six members of that team on the Quaker City squad.

“Those six kids are battle tested and in good shape,” he said. “I thought they did a great job and came together as a team. This is the first time this (Quaker City) team has made it this far here.”

In the 2015 Division, the Yellow Jackets defeated Long Island rival Suffolk, 8-3. The Yellow Jackets also won the 2016 title with a 7-1 victory over Suffolk.

The 2014, 2015 and 2016 pool play games began Friday. The 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020-21 pool play games opened today and championship games will be held Sunday.

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By Tom Peace
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

BROOKLANDVILLE, Md. – Below are 10 rising seniors that shined Saturday in the 2nd Session at the Baltimore Summer Kickoff at St. Paul’s School.

Nick Forrest, Roughriders Elite (MD), 2014, Attack, Forrest has the IT factor. The Glenelg rising senior makes plays and distributes the ball well around to his fellow attackman to set up a shot. Forrest has a terrific shot and is always moving his feet.

Kevin Doherty, Fuze (VA), 2014, Defense, Doherty is a versatile player who can take the faceoff and also play close defense. The Chantilly talent positions himself well when defending and his head is always on a swivel, making sure to get the groundball or block a shot.

Dan Sacchetti, South Shore (NJ), 2014, LSM, Sacchetti is a bulldog with the longpole. The kid is everywhere and will lay a hit when needed. The St. Augustine defender is fun to watch play and makes an impact when he is on the field.

Nick Yancey, Roughriders Elite (MD), 2014, Defense, Yancey is always talking and in a good way. The Middletown star is making sure his defenders are all where they need to be positioned. The rising senior has the talent to play at the next level. Moves feet well and has the lax I.Q.

Sam Gress, Haymakers (Ohio), 2014, Midfield, Gress is an impressive middie who has speed and great stick skills. Also Gress has some sweet dodges that are impressive. The Granville middie shots well with the opposite hand.

Jake Pantaleo, Fuze (VA), 2014, Defense/LSM, The rising senior has a motor and makes big checks when playing LSM and close defense. Always moving his feet and is always around the ball trying to check it away from the attackman. College coaches will be keeping tabs on this kid all summer.

Ted Bossidy, CT Chargers (CT), 2014, Midfield, Bossidy has a great lax I.Q. who gets to groundballs quickly and works the ball up field to his attackman without any problem. Plays a decent SSDM.

Jack Gilio, CT Chargers (CT), 2014, LSM, Gilio is fast when coming off the wing with the long stick. In the game against the Roughriders Gilio managed to check the ball out of a middie’s stick on the run and get the groundball and clear it up field with ease.

James Riley, MN Elite Gold (MN), 2014, Defense, Riley caught the attention of coaches sitting along the sidelines with his impressive stick skills and footwork. Riley has a good lax I.Q. and is fun to watch play the game.

John Travisano, Roughriders Elite (MD), 2014, Midfield/Faceoff, Travisano is a big kid that is strong from the Faceoff X. The Howard High product has a nice pinch and pull move and is quick off the face. Roughrider coaches’ say Travisano is rapidly improving his offensive game.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/13

MT. Holly, N.J. – Below are the Summer Slam standings after the first day of pool play at RVHS Sports Complex.

Senior AA Standings After Saturday games

Senior AA – Group A Wins Losses Ties

Manhasset 32 goalie John Young (rising senior at Manhasset High) makes a big save in action at the Summer Slam Saturday (Photo by Jacob Farrell)

Summit Future HS Elite 2 0 0 2
Knights Lacrosse – Sentry 2 1 0
Team United Albany 2014 Black 1 1 0
Blue Mountain 2014 AA 1 2 0
Carolina Hilltoppers Elite 0 2 0

Senior AA – Group B Wins Losses Ties
Bucks Select Black Elite 2 0 0
Team United NJ 2014 Black 1 0 1
Westchester Predators 1 1 0
Manahasset 32 Lacrosse 2014 AA 1 2 0
Chatham Elite 0 2 0

Senior AA – Group C Wins Losses Ties
Dukes Lacrosse 2 0 0
Team United NY 2014 Black 2 1 0
Ridge Futures Gold 1 1 0
Titanium Ohio 2014 Blue 1 2 0
Jersey Thunder Elite 2014 0 2 0

Senior A standings
Wins Losses Ties
Central Bergen Varsity AA 2 0 0
Team United NJ 2014 Silver A 2 0 0
T.R.E.F. Tomahawks 1 1 0
WLA Generasls 1 2 0
Bucks Select 2014/2015-Brummer 0 3 0

Senior A – Group B
Wins Losses Ties
Road Warriors U19 2 0 0
East Coast Orange 2014/2015 2 1 0
Leading Edge South 2014/15 1 0 1
Marplezone Muckdawgs HS 0 1 1
HGR 2014 Green 0 3 0

Senior A – Group C
Wins Losses Ties
True 2014 West Select 2 0 1
Philadelphia Freedom Lacrosse 2014 1 0 1
Team United NY 2014 Silver A 1 1 1
Black Dog Lacrosse 0 1 1
Knights Lacrosse – Caballeros 0 2 0

Senior A- Group D
Wins Losses Ties
Cleveland Suburban 2 0 0
MD Lacrosse Showcase 2014 Prmier 2 1 0
Bucks Select Red 1 1 0
Phillie Elite/LB3 1 1 0
Team United Albany Varsity Silver 0 3 0

Senior A – Group E
Wins Losses Ties
Orange Crush Lacrosse 3 0 0
HGR 2014 Blue 2 1 0
Jags Lax 1 1 0
Atomic Elite 0 2 0
Blue Mountain 2014 A 0 2 0

Senior A – Group F
Wins Losses Ties
NJLC 2014 2 0 1
Triad Elite Blue 1 0 1
Black Bear Elite 1 1 0
1763 BLUE 1 2 0
Top Side Snipers 0 2 0

Senior A – Group G
Wins Losses Ties
Team 302 2014 3 0 0
ELC Eagles 1 1 0
Premier Lacrosse HS 0 2 0
Pittsburgh Revolution 2014 2 0 0
DeCicco Lacrosse 0 3 0

Senior A – Group H
Wins Losses Ties

Madison Future 2 1 0
Carolina Hilltoppers Rams 1 1 0
380 Lacrosse HS Black 1 2 0
SF Big Horns 0 2 0
Turf Island Oilers Varsity 2 0 0

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/23/13

Princeton-based Team Turnpike (N.J.) ELITE won the 2014 bracket at the MVP Tournament hosted at the University of Delaware last weekend.

Team Turnpike wins the MVP 2014 Tournament bracket

Team Turnpike defeated Sweetlax (N.Y.) for the championship and also toppled Mesa Fresh 2014 in the semifinals as well as in pool play.

The Team Turnpike 2015 ELITE team lost in the 2015 Championship Game in overtime to South Shore after edging Mesa Fresh by a goal in the semifinals.

Team Turnpike had seven players named to the All-Star Game at MVP:

2014
Wian Coertzer, Hillsboro HS
Kadeem Colburn, Hillsboro HS

2015
Brady Moore, Hopewell Valley HS- 3 Goals
Evan Lombardo, Rutgers Prep- 2 Goals

2016
Wyatt Colangelo, Montgomery- 1 Goal
Jimmy Tovey, St. Josephs
Dylan Dobrosky, Hunterdon Central HS

If your club has won a championship or made the news, send is the information and a photo to golax@toplaxrecruits.com

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/23/13
From US Lacrosse

Below are the Group 2 honorees for the Bob Scott Award. A US Lacrosse Bob Scott Award winner is a senior player recognized by each area chairman who truly honors lacrosse, is invested in the development of the game in his community, is an exceptional player who continually strives to improve his game, and is an exemplary member of his team. He exemplifies the spirit of the game, on and off the field.

2013 Bob Scott Award Winners (Group 2)
Area – Player, Pos. (High School, Graduation Year)
California-Orange County – Austin Birch, G (St. Margaret’s Episcopal, 2013)
Florida-South – Calder Alfano, D (Boca Raton HS, 2013)
Idaho – Eric Timmons, A (Skyview, 2013)
Indiana – John Jessup, A (Marian HS, 2013)
Maine – John Wheeler, A (Scarborough HS, 2013)
Maryland-Eastern Shore – Zane Doyle, M (Queen Anne’s, 2013)
Maryland-Harford County – Collin Etzel, D (Patterson Mill HS, 2013)
Maryland-Howard County – Sean Harrison, M (Marriotts Ridge , 2013)
Maryland-Independent – Patrick Martin, A (The Heights, 2013)
Michigan – Sergio Perkovic, M (Brother Rice, 2013)
New England ISL – Liam Garrity-Rokous, D (St. Paul’s School, NH, 2013)
New Jersey – Jackson Patterson, D (Peddie School, 2013)
New Jersey-Central – Adam Ainslie, A (Princeton HS, 2013)
New Jersey-Shore Conference – JD Kuper, M (Manasquan, 2013)
New Jersey-South – Jackson Sole, M (Lower Cape May HS, 2013)
New York-Mid Hudson – Tim Clark, LSM (Kingston HS, 2013)
New York-Section V – Julian King, G (Brockport Central HS, 2013)
New York-Suffolks County – Timothy Rotanz, A (Shoreham-Wading River HS, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Central – Jesse Schonbrunner, M (Kennard-Dale HS, 2014)
Virginia-Northern – Joe Crawford, A (Yorktown HS, 2012)
Virginia-Northwest – Morgan Denecke, A (Stonewall Jackson, 2013)
Virginia-Piedmont – Davis Horbal, D (Chirstchurch School, 2013)
Washington – Zach Oelsner, M (Washington State Prep, 2013)
West Virginia – Roger “CJ” Harvey, D (Capital HS, 2013)

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/23/13

Senior recruits:

Boys
Player name: Dominick Calisto
High school: St. Anthony’s, NY
Position: Defense
College choice: Boston University
Club affiliation: LI Express
Major lacrosse honors: 300LT top 10
What will you major in/study: Medicine
Why did you choose school: “Coach Polley and Kelleher; plus it’s BU. They have unsurpassed education and a fantastic city to study in!”
Thank Yous: “To my Mom and Dad.”

Girls

Lauren Procaccino
High school: Manhasset High School, NY
Position: Attack
College choice: Washington and Lee University
Club affiliation: Long Island Liberty, FLG
Major lacrosse honors: Selected to represent the Long Island region in the 2011 National Lacrosse Classic; All-Star team at Philly Showcase Camp

Rachael Taylor
High school: Hightstown High, N.J.
Position: Midfield / Defense
College choice: Misericordia University
Club affiliation: Garden State Elite
Major lacrosse tournaments: Mid Atlantic Showcase, Lax for the Cure, Lax by the Shore
What will you major in/study: Physical Therapy
Why did you choose school: PT program, size of school

Ally Culhane
High school: Patchogue-Medford, N.Y.
Position: Attack
College choice: Slippery Rock
Club affiliation: Long Island Top Guns
Major lacrosse honors: All-Conference
What will you major in/study: Criminal Justice
Why did you choose school: “I loved the school, its campus, and the coaches.”
Thank Yous: “Thanks to the Top Guns, notably Shannon Smith and Coach Tubello, my high school coach.”

Jillian Lee
High school: Cold Spring Harbor High School, N.Y.
Position: Midfield
College choice: Brown University
Club affiliation: Long Island Yellow Jackets
Major lacrosse honors: All County
What will you major in/study: Undecided
Why did you choose school: “It has excellent academics, a great coach and a great program.”

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/24/13

Bishop Timon-St. Jude rising senior attackman Connor Fields has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at the University of Albany.

Connor Fields ledger:

Connor Fields

High school: Bishop Timon-St. Jude

Year of graduation: 2014

Position: Attack

College choice: UAlbany

Club affiliations: Champion Select and Crush 2014 National Team

Major lacrosse honors: 2012 2nd Team All WNY and 1st Team All Catholic; 2013 All American, 1st Team; All WNY and 1st Team All Catholic; set the NYS Single Season Goal Record with 129 Goals; selected to the Upstate NY Under Armour Team; 2012 Selected to the Blue Chip Elite All Star Game and led both teams in scoring.

Intended major: Business

Why did you choose Albany: “I chose UAlbany because of the way they use their attack in their offense, the opportunity that they give their freshman to play and the coaching staff.”

Looking back on HS season, and ahead to next year: “This year, Bishop Timon won its second consecutive NYS CHSAA State Title. We also won the Blue Division at the North American Lacrosse Invitational. Next year I think we also have a good chance of defending our State Title.”

I would like to thank Coach Burke for setting up a very challenging out of conference schedule and for having the trust in me to give me the green light to shoot.

Other schools considered: Michigan, Holy Cross and Villanova.

Twitter @connorfields14

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/24/13

Below are the Session 2 King of the Hill Session All-Star rosters from competition at McDaniel College in Westminster, Md.

Class of 2014
Red Team
Ben Fox, A, CP Lax
Kyle Fielder, Am Breakers
BenMcCormack, A, Cincy Royals
Andrew Fanshaw, A, MLC
Harry Giarrusso, A, Laxachusetts
Sam Dardani, A, CT Bulldogs
Ben Higgins, M, Breakers
Jacob Maruna, M, Burning River
Ryan Babiak, M, CT Bulldogs
Henry Riehl, M, Greene Turtle
Trevor O’Brien, M, Laxachusetts
William McCarthy, M, Patriot
Connor Smith, M, Prime Time
Nick King, M, Stickhead
Andrew Fisher, FO, Breakers
Keegan Teluk, FO, Renegades
Ben Kelly, D, Dallas Select
Joey Fiorine, D, Greene Turtle
Jack Ullrich, D, Laxachusetts
Rennie Pettuinelli, D, Renegades
Andres Rodriguez, D, Patriot
Matthew Lanza, D, Prime Time
Hunter Pearl, G, Breakers
Robert Trieber, G, Laxachusetts

2014 White Team
Grant Schultz, A, NE Storm
Dewey Senft, A, MLC
Raike Thornewell, A, Stickhead
Tyler Fullern, A, Renegades
Thomas Addy, A, Iron Horse
Colin Dempsey, A, Greene Turtle
San Runkel, M, CT Bulldogs
Fred Stucker, M, Dallas Select
William Sheehan, M. Greene Turtle
Wes Rumple, M, Renegades
Garrett Reynolds, M, MLC
Michael Rihm, M, Phillie Elite
Liam DeRos, M, Prime Time
Geoffrey Fulgione, M, Laxachusetts
Justin Blood, FO, CT Bulldogs
Conor Mackie, FO, Patriot
Grady Hearn, D, Greene Turtle
Joseph Kearney, D, Laxachusetts
Liam Burman, D, MLC
Ollie Merison, D, NE Storm
Sean McLaughlin, D, Patriot
Matthew Podrazza, D, Prime Time
Jason Nerrau, G, CT Bulldogs
CJ Santora, G, Laxachusetts

2015 – Red
Austin MacDonald, A, Cincy Royals
Emmet Cordrey, A, Leading Edge
Cam Stafford, A, NE Storm
Patrick Morris, A, LI Express
Riley Sullivan, A, Prime Time
Peter Firestone, A, Tri-State
Ryan Fitzgerald, M, All Out
Jacob Vonderhaar, M, Cindy Royals
Tre Galligan, M, Top Gun
Alexander Alcaqua, M, FLG
Tyson Reed, M, Laxachusetts
Thomas O’Connell, M, LI Express
Matt Demarche, M, NESLL
Kevin Quigley, M, VLC
Christopher Buscemo, FO, LI Express
Patrick Donley, D, Burning River
Mack Rush, D, Belnont
Gab Goncalves, D, Dallas Select
Jonathan Butler, D, Leading Edge
Michael Melillo, D, Patriot
Michael Dowell, D, Prime Time
Jack Rowlett, D, VLC
Max Cartor, G, Stickhead
Christian Klipstein, G, Tri-State

2015 White
Andrew Gallahue, A, Top Gun
Gus Pinsoneault, Dallas Select
Lucas Buckley, A, NESLL
Chris Glancey, A, Patriot
Brendan Black, A, Tri-State
Kennedy Dunn, A, (unavailable)
Sean Mackin, M, Burning River
William Holcomb, M, Cincy Royals
JT Kelly, M, Top Gun
Adam Riestis, M, Dallas Select
John Schuster, M, Laxachusetts
Connor Kirst, M, Leading Edge
Tytler Sehring, M, LI Express
Andrew Ford, M, Delbarton
Liam Lynch, FO, Prime Time
Parker Sullivan, D, Cincy Royals
Darien Clay, D, Top Gun
Jackson Simcox, D, Leading Edge
Zach Roberts, D, Renegades
Charles Tarry, D, Prime Time
Luke Verrochi, Prime Time
Thomas Evans, D, VLC
Michael Marchese, G, Tri-State
ColinKirst, G, Leading Edge

2016 – Red
Ryan Kaden, A, 2 Knights
Scotter Harrington, A, CP Lax
Kevin Pastier, A, FLG
Maxx Trotsky, A, NESLL
Thomas Tenney, A, Prime Time
Ethan Christensen, M, 2 Knights
Scott Battista, M, Cindy Royals
Bobby Goggin, M, CP Lax
Shawn DiPietro, M, CP Lax
Gunnar McKenzie, M, NESLL
Harrison Bardwell, M, Prime Time
Owen Black, M, Tri-State
Frantz McKinley, M, NE Storm
Josh Gully, FO, Tri-State
Josh LoGiudice, D, 2 Knights
Aaron Urevick, D, Cincy Royals
Kyle Thornton, D, FLG
Danny Dalton, D, NESLL
Jackson Turek, D, Prime Time
John Faus, D, NE Storm
Griffin Thompson, G, Tri-State
Frantz Hanley, G, NE Storm

2016 White
Sean Mullaney, A, 2 Knights
George Fovel, A, Cincy Royals
Seth Obadia, A, FLG
Dominic Dimitroff, A, NESLL
Jack DeNaut, A, NE Storm
Andrew Eckerrt, M, 2 Knights
Nicolas Barksdale, M, Burning River
Jacob Lang, M, Cincy Royals
Will Perry, M, CP Lax
Alexander Alacqua, M, FLG
Zeke Emerson, M, NESLL
Wade Maloney, M, Tri-State
Zach Orzech, M, NE Storm
RJ Romero, FO, Prime Time
Nicholas Grill, D, 2 Knights
Danny Colligan, D, CP Lax
David Kerrigan, D, Dallas Select
Sean New, D, Prime Time
Daniel Rivera, D, Tri-State
Cameron Thrasher, D, NE Storm
Marshall Amon, G, Cincy Royals
Jack Stephenson, G, Prime Time

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/24/13
From Press Release

Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) announced the roster of the Washington, DC 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 Washington, DC boys Underclass team will be coached by Casey O’Neill from Gonzaga College High School.

First Name Year Position High School Hometown
Nate Archer 2014 Midfield St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School Alexandria, VA
Matthew Billings 2014 LSM Georgetown Prep Washington, DC
Michael Borda 2015 Defense Gonzaga College HS Kensington, MD
Benjamin Catt 2014 LSM Bullis School Washington, DC
Brendan Collins 2014 Midfield Georgetown Prep Bethesda, MD
Justin Gibbons 2015 Midfield Mclean Mclean, VA
Johnny Giuffreda Jr. 2014 Attack Kent Island Stevensville, MD
Cory Harris 2014 Midfield Oakton Fairfax, VA
Charlie Horning Jr. 2014 Attack Georgetown Prep Laytonsville, MD
Ryan Hursey 2014 Midfield Westminster Finksburg, MD
Joe Kelly 2014 Midfield Thomas S. Wootton Rockville, MD
Joseph Kenna 2014 Defense St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School Chantilly, VA
Timmy Monahan 2015 Attack Gonzaga College HS Olney, MD
Jon Ober 2015 Defense Episcopal Fredericksburg, VA
Sean O’Brien 2014 Attack Landon School Bethesda, MD
Sam Offutt 2016 Midfield Landon Arlington, VA
Nicholas Ramsey 2014 Goalie Dematha Crofton, MD
Alexander Robinson 2014 LSM Bullis School Silver Spring, MD
Jack Rowlett 2015 Defense Robinson Secondary School Burke, VA
Colton Steven Rupp 2015 Attack Landon School Washington, DC
Hunter Sells 2015 Goalie Landon School Bethesda, MD
Joe Stucky 2014 Face-off Bullis School Potomac, MD
Greyson Torain 2014 Midfield Dematha Odenton, MD
Ryan Wade 2014 Attack Norfolk Academy Chesapeake, VA

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/25/13

Avon Grove (PA) rising sophomore midfielder Beau Kush has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at the University of North Carolina.

Beau Kush ledger:

Beau Kush

High School: Avon Grove High School, West Grove, PA (southwest of Philadelphia)

Graduation Year: Class of 2016

Position: Midfield

College Choice: University of North Carolina

Club Affiliation: Mesa Fresh 2015

Major lacrosse honors: Member of District 1 Champions 2013, Ches-Mont Co-Champions 2013, 1st Team All-Ches-Mont Midfielder 2013, Jake Reed Nike Blue Chip Rising Sophomore 2013, Dick’s Sporting Goods National Champions (MESA) 2012, Rider MVP Champions (MESA) 2012, Keystone State Champions (CCLA) 2012, Jake Reed Nike Blue Chip rising freshman 2012, 2X CCLA U-15 All-Star.

Academic honors: 3.6 GPA, Honors

What will you major in/study? Science or Business (undecided)

Why did you choose the school? “After meeting with the coaches at the schools we visited last winter, I knew that UNC had the ‘sense of family’ I was looking for in a university as well as a top notch lacrosse program, I really bought into the whole experience. The campus and facilities are incredible and with a great coaching staff aboard I believe that UNC has the capability of winning a national championship. The warm weather definitely does not hurt, and knowing UNC academically is one of the most respected universities in the country is a huge plus.”

What is your HS team’s outlook for next season? “It was a ‘Year of Firsts’ for Avon Grove Lacrosse this season. After becoming Ches-Mont Co-Champions for the first time we were able to give Avon Grove its first District 1 title. We made a run late in the state playoffs and that was an awesome experience as a freshman. Things are looking up for next year’s season. We are returning most of our starting players except for a few seniors who had strong roles on our team this year. We will be working hard to exceed our goals and hopefully make another run at a state championship in 2014.”

Thank Yous: “I want to thank (UNC) Coach (Joe) Breschi and Coach (Pat) Myers for recruiting me and giving me this opportunity. I want to thank my high school coach, Eric Jackson, for helping me through the process. Thanks to my youth coach, Adam Mueller, for teaching me the game and developing my fundamentals. Special thanks to Mesa coaches, Mark (Aitken), and Brad (Ament) for their support. And I especially want to thank Mesa head Coach Peter (Rohr), for his guidance and believing in me. If not for all my coaches I would not be in the position I’m in today. And lastly I’d like to thank my parents and my older brothers for their love and support.”

Other schools considered? Penn State, Penn, Michigan, Johns Hopkins, Virginia

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/25/13

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

UPSTATE NEW YORK GIRLS
Name Hometown High School Position
Morgan Alexander Adams, NY South Jefferson Central School Attack
Lexie Ball Charlton, NY Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School Goalie
Nicole Beardsley Burnt Hills, NY Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School Attack
Mary Kate Bonanni Liverpool, NY Cicero North Syracuse High School Defense
Hailey Dobbins Liverpool, NY Christian Brothers Academy Defense
Riley Donahue Camillus, NY West Genesee High School Mid-Field
Meghan Duffy Cicero, NY Cicero-North Syracuse Attack
Taylor Gebhardt Baldwinsville, NY Baldwinsville High School Attack
Morgan Hardt Schenectady, NY Guilderland High School Attack
Kimberly Harker Carmel, NY Mahopac High School Mid-Field
Hanna Haven Cicero, NY Cicero North Syracuse High School Mid-Field
Marissa Hudgins Syracuse, NY West Genesee High School Defense
Julia Lennon Loudonville, NY Shaker High School Mid-Field
Grace Nolan Marcellus, NY Marcellus High School Attack
Jackie Pardee Camillus, NY West Genesee High School Mid-Field
Hannah Powers Skaneateles, NY Skaneateles High School Attack
Carly Primo Manlius, NY Fayetteville Manlius High School Mid-Field
Cara Quimby Schenectady, NY Guilderland High School Attack
Alexa Radziewicz Manlius, NY Christian Brothers Academy Defense
Mary Rahal Queensbury, NY Queensbury High School Mid-Field
Hannah Savage Farmington, NY Victor Senior High School Mid-Field
Holly Turner Pittsford, NY Pittsford Sutherland Mid-Field
Rebecca VanLaeken Canandaigua, NY Canandaigua Academy Goalie
Sarah Willard Cazenovia, NY Cazenovia High School Mid-Field

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/26/13

Recent New York commitments

Boys
Class of 2015

Rocco Sutherland
High school: Nothport High School , N.Y.
Position: attack
College choice: Maryland
Club affiliation: Long Island outlaws
Major lacrosse honors: Long Island Showcase, Suffolfk team, varsity since 9th grade, Philly Showcase Fab 40
Why did you choose school: “Maryland has a winning tradition and I hope to contribute and continue the long run of excellence.”

Class of 2014

Brian Dunn
High school: Chaminade High School
Position: Defense
College choice: Furman University
Club affiliation: L.I Riptide
Major camps and showcases: Attended Jake Reed, Maverick Showtime, Top 175

Girls, Class of 2014

Hallie Merz
High school: Babylon Jr-Sr High School
Position: Attack
College choice: Stetson University
Club affiliation: LI Top Guns
Major lacrosse honors: Varsity starter 9th grade
What will you major in/study: Communications (Public Relations)
Why did you choose school: “I chose Stetson for various reasons. The second I drove through Deland, I knew that was a town I could see myself calling home. When I met the coaches and spent time around the lacrosse program I felt it was a perfect fit. I am so excited to spend my college years in Florida, and help build the lacrosse program at Stetson.”

Stefanie Wenz
High school: Wantagh High School
Position: Midfield
College choice: Marist College
Club affiliation: Long Island Top Guns Black
Major lacrosse honors: 2012 Brine All American, 4th in nation ESPN Rise Games
What will you major in/study: Pre-med
Why did you choose school: “The team family outlook was more than I imagined. I see myself succeeding both in the classroom and on the field.”

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