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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/1/13

The girls’ rosters for the Under Armour Uncommitted Games:

2014 UNCOMMITTED GIRLS RED
Name Hometown High School Position
Caroline Ambrogi Chester Springs, PA Downingtown East Mid-Field
Kristin Anderson Manorville, NY Eastport South Manor Attack
Alea Bonner Syracuse, NY Christian Brothers Academy Goalie
Lara Brachman-Goldstein Maplewood, NJ Kent Place School Attack
Liliana Brown Darien, CT Deerfield Academy Attack
Molly Flores Chevy Chase, MD St. Johns College High Defense
Elizabeth Furey Windermere, FL Home School Mid-Field
Shannon Gilfedder Longwood, FL Lyman High School Attack
Savannah Gold Jacksonville, FL Wolfson High School Attack
Lauren Graves Short Hills, NJ Pingry School Defense
Caitrin Holohan Northbrook, IL Glenbrook North High School Defense
Emily Jehle Wading River, NY Riverhead High School Attack
Cameron MacDonald Barrington, RI Barrington High School Defense
Kelsey Major Eldersburg, MD Liberty High School Goalie
Rebecca Marchant Arlington, VA Georgetown Day HS Mid-Field
Grace McDonald Westwood, MA Defense
Melissa Meehling Monkton, MD Hereford High School Defense A
Danielle Palmucci Herndon, VA Oakton High School Defense

2014 UNCOMMITTED GIRLS WHITE
Name Hometown High School Position Athlete Bio
Jeanne Angeles Severna Park, MD Severna Park High School Mid-Field
Elizabeth Botto Bridgeport, PA Upper Merion Area High School Mid-Field
Meg Brennan Glen Head, NY North Shore High School Defense
Jessica Cote Hampstead, NH Pinkerton Academy Defense
Caroline Finnen Hicksville, NY Holy Trinity High School Attack
Kaelin Hogan Bethel, CT Bethel High School Face-off
Hayley Kilian Ridley Park, PA Ridley High School Attack
Taylor Kimes Ponte Vedra, FL Ponte Vedra High School Goalie
Margaret MacCowatt New Vernon, NJ Kent Place School Defense
Caitlin McGlaughlin State College, PA State College Area High School Mid-Fiel
Katharina Nevsimal-Ricci Vero Beach, FL Vero Beach High School Defense
Morgan Pergolini Havertown, PA The Agnes Irwin School Defense
Kayleigh Phillips Westminster, MD Winters Mills High School Attack
Kyla Power Northampton, MA Northfield Mount Hermon Goalie
Cole Reifsnider Richmond, VA The Collegiate School Defense
Emma Schait Seaford, NY Seaford High School Attack
Allison Williams Winter Park, FL Winter Park High School Attack

2015 UNCOMMITTED GIRLS RED
Ellie Aburn Towson, MD Notre Dame Prep Goalie
Katie Berdy Ellicott City, MD Marriotts Ridge High School Defense
Campbell Brewer Richmond, VA Collegiate School Mid-Field
Kelsey Cummings Ellicott City, MD McDonogh School Attack
Amanda Donovan Ellicott City, MD Mount De Sales Academy Mid-Field
Heather Engellis northport, NY Northport High School Attack
Madison Fields Catonsville, MD Mount De sales Goalie
Katie Garvey West Chester, PA Unionville High School Mid-Field
Amelia Heisler Westport, CT Staples High School Defense
Mairead Janzer Havertown, PA Haverford Senior High School Mid-Field
Olivia Kelly Summit, NJ Summit High School Mid-Field
Olivia Lee Bethesda, MD Holton Arms School Defense
Orna Madigan Chatham, NJ Kent Place School Mid-Field
Christie Mischler Ambler, PA Mount St. Joseph Academy Attack
Emma Novick New Canaan, CT Convent of the Sacred Heart Mid-Field
Makenna Pearsall Wilton, CT Wilton high school Mid-Field
Ryann Shaughnessy Somers, NY North Salem High School Attack
Julia Silvestri Sparta, NJ Sparta High School Mid-Field
Jenny Thompson Kenilworth, IL New Trier High School Attack
Tara Wahl Farmingdale, NY Farmingdale High School Attack

2015 UNCOMMITTED GIRLS WHITE
Kaitlin Belval Needham, MA Needham High School Mid-Field
Madison Carter Davidsonville, MD South River High School Mid-Field
Mary Cole Alexandria, VA Georgetown Visitation Preparatory Goalie
Sara Dickinson Wilton, CT Wilton High School Attack
Olivia Eigel Glenview, IL Glenbrook South Mid-Field
Natalie Fuccillo Eastport, NY Eastport South Manor Defense
Maggie Huey Ellicott City, MD Maryvale Defense
Martha Hutzell Ellicott City, MD Centennial Mid-Field
Emily Jeffries Franklin, MA Franklin High School Attack
Katie Karahalios Lake Forest, IL Lake Forest High School Mid-Field
Sarah Kollhoff Exton, PA Downingtown High School – East Campus Mid-Field
Keri McCarthy Hauppauge, NY Hauppauge HS Mid-Field
Olivia Nolan Wayzata, MN The Blake School Attack
Maggie O’Neill Chatham, NJ Chatham High School Mid-Field
Morgan Rodgers Warrenton, VA Kettle Run High School Mid-Field
Abby Savidge Downingtown, PA STEM Academy Defense
Miranda Stinson Manakin Sabot, VA Trinity Episcopal School Mid-Field
Kierra Sweeney Oakton, VA James Madison HighSchool Attack
Meghan Trahanas Longwood, FL Lake Brantley High Attack
Brianna Young Feeding Hills, MA Northfield Mount Hermon School Goalie

2016 UNCOMMITTED GIRLS RED
Savannah Buchanan Fallston, MD McDonogh Mid-Field
Kristin Burnetta Bryn Mawr, PA Agnes Irwin School Attack
Charlotte Campbell Lloyd Harbor, NY St. Anthony’s High School Goalie
Tori Chanenchuk Natick, MA Noble and Greenough Mid-Field
Catherine Cordrey Summit, NJ Summit High School Mid-Field
Samantha DeBellis Cold Spring Harbor, NY Cold Spring Harbor Attack
Kerry Defliese Garden City, NY Garden City High School Mid-Field
Katherine DeFreitas Sudbury, MA Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Defense
Madeline Gonzalez Grasonville, MD Kent Island High School Attack
Meredith Hughes Manakin-Sabot, VA The Steward School Mid-Field
Caroline Kinley Glen Ridge, NJ Glen Ridge High School Goalie
Nina Mangor St. Johns, FL Creekside Defense
Alissa Masini Gillette, NJ Morristown-Beard School Mid-Field
Emily Mathewson Garnet Valley, PA Garnet Valley High School Attack
Kerrigan Miller Bayport, NY Bayport-Blue Point HS Mid-Field
Laura Pansini Villanova, PA Agnes Irwin School Mid-Field
Sheila Rietano Washington, DC Potomac School Attack
Emma Schwartz Edgewater, MD South River High School Defense
Lexi Tan Towson, MD Saint Paul’s School for Girls Attack
Cara Trombetta Holbrook, NY Sachem East High School Defense

2016 UNCOMMITTED GIRLS WHITE
Barrett Carlson Saint Louis, MO John Burroughs School Mid-Field
Brianna Cirino Royersford, PA Spring-Ford Mid-Field
Bryar Cummings Brewerton, NY Cicero north Syracuse Attack
Victoria Esposito Morristown, NJ Villa Walsh Academy Attack
Kate Fiore darien, CT Darien High School Defense
Katie Hoeg Mattituck, NY Mattituck Mid-Field
Allison Kennedy North Babylon, NY north babylon Attack
Caroline Kerrigan Falls Church, VA Georgetown Visitation Mid-Field
Daniella McMahon Bardonia, NY Saddle River Day School Mid-Field
Meg Morgan Upper Arlington, OH Upper Arlington High School Mid-Field
Julia Persche Summit, NJ Summit High School Mid-Field
Sarah Platt Wynnewood, PA Agnes Irwin Defense
Grace Pollak Ellicott City, MD Oldfields School Attack
Coulby Riehl Cockeysville, MD Notre Dame Prep Mid-Field
Maggie Schneidereith Timonium, MD Towson High School Attack
Mollie Smith Marblehead, MA Pingree School Defense
Tessa Waters Fairview South, ILL Mid-Field
Katherine White Villanova, PA The Agnes Irwin School Defense

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/2/13

Radnor (PA) rising junior Hannah Proctor has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at the University of Notre Dame.

Hannah Proctor log:

Hannah Proctor, #12, burgundy jersey

High School: Radnor High School, Radnor, Pa

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Midfield/Defense

College Choice: Notre Dame

Club Affiliation: Phantastix

Major lacrosse honors: National Tournament Philly Team 3, 2013 Honorable Mention All-Central League, Nike Elite 120, Philly Showcase Fab Forty All-Star

What will you major in/study? Business

Why did you choose Notre Dame? “I chose Notre Dame because it had everything I was looking for. I loved the campus as well as the coaching staff. From having a huge athletic reputation to having one of the country’s best business schools, Notre Dame couldn’t be more perfect fit for me.”

What are your thoughts on next year’s H.S. lacrosse next season? “Next year we will be loosing a very talented senior class. However, we will be returning very well-rounded rising junior and sophomore classes, as well as many key seniors. We made it to the State final this year, and we expect to be there again next year. It is a great group and I couldn’t be more excited!”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my High School coach, Brooke Fritz. As she has guided me through this process and provided me with constant support. I also want to thank my Phantastix coaches, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Frazier, and Ms. Yusko. Finally, I want to thank my family for all their help along the way!”

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/2/13

St. Joseph (N.J.) rising senior attackman Kyle Stenberg has made a verbal commitment to play Division II lacrosse at Merrimack College.

Kyle Stenberg ledger:

Kyle Stenberg

High school: St Joseph High School, Metuchen., N.J.

Graduation year: 2014

Position: Attack

College choice: Merrimack College

Club affiliation: 128 Lacrosse, Leading Edge winter

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: 4x varsity player, Leading scorer, All County Selection, Captain Selection 2014 season, 2x Conference Champion, Peak 200 (champion), Elite 100 (champion), state semifinalist 2011, quarterfinalist 2012, 2013

What will you major in/study: Business

Why did you choose school: “I chose Merrimack College because it is well represented in both the classroom and athletic fields. Having the chance to play for a well established program, with the chance to be a top team in the country will be awesome. Coach (Mike) Morgan has done a great job landing talented recruits and I’m glad to be a part of it!”

Outlook for your high school team: “My team (St Joseph HS) had a great postseason run this year with a couple of upsets. We look to continue our programs success and to win a conference and state title!”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my high school coach, Coach (Marc) Moreau, who has helped me throughout this process and my Uncle Paul; also to my St Joe’s teammates for supporting me, and my family for the countless hours of supporting my lacrosse.”

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/2/13

BOYDS, Md, – Alex Bianchi (Aquinas Institute) scored three goals to help Rochester open defense of its two Brine National Lacrosse Classic boys’ high school championships Monday with an 8-5 victory over Florida at the Maryland Soccerplex.

Alex Bianchi

Rochester finished 1-0-1 in the first day of action in the three-day tourney that features 20 regional teams. Rochester also tied New Jersey, 6-6. Rochester and New Jersey were tied atop Pool A with identical records.

Bianchi, a 6-2 attackman, was proud to play for a team that also won the last two Brogden Cup championships, defeating Canada in a tourney in Florida that matches the Brine NLC champion with a Canadian All-Star team.

“I did not play last year but hearing from other guys who have played, they said it was a great tourney, with great exposure,” said Bianchi. “They also said everyone had a lot of fun playing together.

“I thought it would be a good opportunity for me to play this year.”

Rochester was trailing, 3-2, vs. Florida before going on a 6-1 spurt to take control. Eric Munn (2014 attackman) added two goals and Mitchell Standera (2014 midfielder, Pittsford), James Felix (2015 midfielder, Pittsford) and Stephen Quinzi (2014 attackman, Pittsford Sutherland) each scored once. Kevin Maguire (2015, Pittsford Sutherland) made six saves.

“You feel like some teams want to beat us because we won the last couple years,” said Bianchi. “I am pretty happy, but each game we need to keep getting a little better.”

In the tie with New Jersey South, Quinzi scored three goals and Colin Greenway (2014 attackman, Williamsville East) added two for Rochester. Dean Roseman (2014 midfielder, Penn Charter) had four goals for New Jersey South, while goalies Tyler McCormick (2016, Seneca) and Matt Sefcik (2015, Morrestown Beard) each had five saves.

In Pool B, Syracuse is 2-0 with victories over West, 5-2, and Washington D.C., 6-4. Max Smith (2014) has 12 saves in the two games for Syracuse while splitting halves.

In Pool C, Long Island North is 2-0 with wins over Illinois, 9-0, and New England North, 6-5. Alex Concannon (2015 attackman, Syosset) had three goals for LI North in the shutout over Illinois and Tyler Dunn (2015 attackman, Manhasset) scored a pair in the victory over NE North.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/2/13

BOYDS, Md. – Two-time defending girls’ high school champion Maryland opened play Monday in the Brine National Lacrosse Classic with wins over Illinois (7-4) and New Jersey (10-7).

Maryland’s Sara Moeller

Sara Moeller (2015 attack, St. Paul’s School for Girls) and Jordan Stevens (2016 attack, Mt. Hebron) each had three goals in the wins for Maryland, which stood tied atop Pool A with Syracuse (also 2-0).

The Brine NLC girls’ field features 10 regional teams from around the country.

“Maryland has the lax powerhouse on the East Coast; we work really hard and I hope we can win three years in a row,” said Moeller, whose high school reached the IAAM championship game before falling to the nation’s No. 1 team, McDonogh, in a tight game.

Moeller said her team expected New Jersey to be strong.

“We were scouting New Jersey and our coaches felt they were going to be tough,” said Moeller. “We had to keep our heads in the game.

“We had a shaky beginning, but as the minutes passed I feel we dominated the rest of the game. We had a hard first game; we just weren’t used to playing with each other. But I think we are jelling really quickly.”

For New Jersey, Sara Dickinson (2015 attack, Wilton, CT) had two goals.

PA’s Harley Barrett

In Pool B, Pennsylvania – which fell to Maryland in last year’s finals – took the lead in Pool B with two victories. First it routed the West, 17-6, and then it handled Washington D.C., 6-3 as goalie Harley Barrett (2015, Perkiomen Valley) played the entire game and made nine saves.

“Our other goalie is from California and could not get her plane ticket,” said Barrett. “They told me I would be the only goalie this morning.

“The whole team has been great helping me out. The defense is getting in front and slowing shots down. I like the girls and we all work well together. We are having fun. We’re building our confidence going into the next few games.”

Corrie Anderson (2014 attack, Hershey) led Pennsylvania with four goals in the win over West and two more against Washington D.C.

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Brine NLC HS boys, Day 2
Maryland Soccerplex, Boyds, Md

Scores
New Jersey South 6, Michigan 6
Rochester 7, Virginia 6
Washington DC 7, West 6
Carolina 5, New England North 4
Long Island 7, Pennsylvania 1
Syracuse 5, Tennessee 4
Long Island South 12, New England South 3
Georgia 8, Maryland 8
New Jersey South 9, Florida 3
Illinois 5, Pennsylvania 4
Long Island North 13, Carolina 3
New Jersey North 7, West 2
Ohio 10, New England South 2
Florida 8, Virginia 2
Rochester 10, Michigan 7
New England North 5, Illinois 5
New Jersey North 8, Syracuse 2
Washington DC 9, Tennessee 8

Summaries

NJ South 6, Michigan 6
New Jersey South (1-0-2) 6; Goals – Halla (2), Houghton, Logan, Gilpin, Rasimowicz; Saves – Sefcik (2).
Michigan (1-0-2) 6; Goals – Riley (3), Cannon, Jamieson, Mamon; Saves – Hickman (1), Lievios (1).

Rochester 7, Virginia 6
Rochester (2-0-1) 7; Goals – Bianchi (2), Spaan (2), Eddington, Oakes; Saves – Maquire (3), Klan (2).
Virginia (0-2-1) 6; Goals – Healy (2), Gaffney, Harris, Marsi, Phillips; Saves – Bressan (3), Franklin (2).

Washington DC 7, West 6
Washington, DC (1-1-1) 7; Goals – Christensen (3), Rietano, Lipka, Pacious, Strang; Saves – Phan (5), Altemus (1).
West (0-2-1) 6; Goals – Pompan (2), Temko (2), Miller, Wasserman; Saves – Siger (4), Dean (1).

NJ South 9, Florida 3
New Jersey South (2-0-2) 9; Goals – Jinks (3), Gray, Logan, Streilein, Stern, Meyer; Saves – McCormack (2); Sefcik (1)
Florida (0-3) 3; Goals – Thelen, Raymond, Spevacek; Saves – Cotton (7); Brodie (3)..

Carolina 5, NE North 4
Carolina (1-2) 5; Goals – Logan (2), Boyer, Cozart, Tieskoetter; Saves – Young (3), Dreyer (1).
New England North (1-1-1) 4; Goals – Galvin, Hanlon, Borcich, Landspurg; Saves – Altier (1), Greenberg (1).

Syracuse 5, Tennessee 4
Syracuse (3-0) 5; Goals – Liddy (2), Baslie, Kelly, Filtch; Saves Smith (5), Lilly (2).
Tennessee (0-2-1) 4; Goals – Lienhart (3) Arnold; Saves – Adams (8), Boyce (5).

LI North 7, Pennsylvania 1
Long Island North (3-0) 7; Goals – Dunn (2), Morris, Baranthan, Land, Roberts, Zelen; Saves – Moser (1).
Pennsylvania (1-2) 1; Goal – Dussinger; Saves – Womack (2), Dellacroce (1).

LI South 12, NE South 3
Long Island South (2-0-1) 12; Goals – Reynolds (4), Dunn (2), McClancy (2), Gadaleta, Grossman, Carey, Dillon; Saves – Turner (3), Mikelinich (2).
New England South (0-3) 3; Goals – Denaut, Mitchell, Manasia; Saves – Pereira (4), Andrews (3).

Maryland 8, Georgia 8
Maryland (2-0-1) 8; Goals – Christianson (2), Creaghan (2), McGovern (2), Shewell, Malamphy; Saves – Chiogioji (3), Egnaczyk (2).
Georgia (1-1-1) 8; Goals – Wittenberg (3), Ziegler (2), Barre (2), Mock; Saves – Redmond (5).

Illinois 5, Pennsylvania 4
Illinois (2-1) 5; Goals – Wolfer (2), Garey, Solberg, Turley; Saves – Sanko (2).
Pennsylvania (1-3) 4; Goals – Farris (2), Calhoun, Howell; Saves – Womack (3).

NJ North 7, West 1
New Jersey North (2-1-1) 7; Goals – Crowley (2), Galvin, Glancy, Altier, Bernard, Greenberg; Saves – Gibson (6), Bebout (3).
West (0-3-1) 1; Goals – Miller, Pompan; Saves – Sieger (3), Dean (2).

LI North 13, Carolina 3
Long Island North (4-0) 13; Goals – Hawthorne (3), Konen (2), #14 (2), Tiernan (2), Concannon, Fiordelisi, Hatzipetrakos, Roberts; Saves – Moser (3), Carbone (2).
Carolina (1-3) 3; Goals – Hogg, Crotty, Cox; Saves – Dreyer (4), Young (2).

Florida 8, Virginia 2
Florida (1-3) 8; Goals – Lutes (2), Thelen (2), Franzone, Marmetschke, Oporto, Taylor; Saves – Brodie (5), Cotton (2).
Virginia (0-3-1) 2; Goals – Long, Healy; Saves – Franklin (1).

Ohio 10, NE South 2
Ohio (1-1-1) 10; Goals – Solimine (3), Sherman (2), Menzon (2), O’Brien, Charlton, Kidwell; Saves – Gillman (2), Cook (1).
New England South (0-4) 2; Goals – Mitchell, #18; Saves – Andrews (4).

Rochester 10, Michigan 7
Rochester (3-0-1) 10; Goals – Bianchi (3), Eddington (2), Munn, Spaan, Weyl, Merkel, Standera; Saves – Klan (3), Maguire (2).
Michigan (1-1-2) 7; Goals – Cannon (2), Renaud, Wagner, Dery, Jamieson, Sims; Saves – Hickman (5), Lievois (3).

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Brine National Lacrosse Classic
Day 2, at Boyds, Md.

Girls scores
Syracuse 12, Maryland 5
Carolina 9, Illinois 7
New Jersey 14, Kentucky 2
New England 11, West 6
Pennsylvania 9, Long Island 6
Washington DC 8, Florida 3
Maryland 9, Carolina 5
Illinois 10, Kentucky 2
New Jersey 6, Syracuse 5
Washington, DC 10, West 3
Pennsylvania 8, New England 4
Long Island 12, Florida 1
Illinois 10, Kentucky 2
New Jersey 9, Illinois 5

Summaries

New England 11, West 6
New England (1-1-1) 11; Goals – Ekvall (3), Felt (2), Rogan (2), Laidman, Casasanta, Suschana, Macri; Saves – Young (2), Barrett (1).
West (0-3) 6; Goals – McDonough (2), Titus, Slmin, Reis, Young; Saves – McGonigle (4).

Pennsylvania 9, Long Island 6
Penn (3-0) 9; Goals – Anderson (4), Gensler (2), Wood, Radzinski, Barr; Saves – Barrett (4).
Long Island (1-1-1) 6; Goals – McCarthy (2), Pelling, Wahl, Carrera, Anderson; Saves – Moreno (2), Geier (1).

New Jersey 14, Kenrucky 2
New Jersey (2-1) 14; Goals – McNichols (3), Slack (2), Dickinson (2), Crump (2), Pastore, Handlan, Alvarez, Patrizi, Holt; Saves – Shane (3), Read (2).
Kentucky (0-3) 2; Goals – Priddy (2); Saves – Marek (4)

Carolina 9, Illinois 7
Carolina (2-1) 9; Goals – C. Vaccaro (3), T. Vaccaro (2), Remmell, Peek, Collins, Lee; Saves – Brannon (2), Dent (1).
Illinois (0-3) 7; Goals – Thompson (2), Boots, Santulli, Neumann, Holohan, Kurek; Saves – Koh (1).

Syracuse 12, Maryland 5
Syracuse (3-0) 12; Goals – Powers (2), Amorison (2), Elmer (2), Flick (20), Pardee, Gamer, Powlin, Negus; Widrick (2), Ball (2).
Maryland (2-1) 5; Goals – Martyn (2), Kennedy, Moeller, McCoy; Saves – Harmeyer (3), Nozemack (2).

Washington DC 8, Florida 3
Washington, DC (1-2) 8; Goals – Dolinar, Spicer, Rodgers, Manos, McDaniels, Prizzi, Basile, Davis; Saves – Semkiw (3), Cleary (2)
Florida (2-1) 3; Goals – Dotsikas (2), Brooks; Saves – Malamala (4), Gonsalves (1).

Illinois 10, Kentucky 2
Illinois (1-3) 10; Goals – Beauvais (3), Thompson (3), Santulli, Neumann, Holohan, Daugerdas; Saves – Koh (5), Janus (2).
Kentucky (0-4) 2; Goals – Cuzzola, Holston; Saves – Hott (4).

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Below are the All-Star rosters from the MVP 2 Camp at the University of Delaware held last weekend.
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2016 All-Stars
Ben Coakley Attack Leading Edge
Michael Jaillet Attack Austin Turbos Jv
Matt Lupinacci Attack Primetime
Jackson Mote Attack Zingos
Kieran Murphy Attack Njlc
Scott Nizolak Attack East Coast Lacrosse
Nate Patterson Attack Philly Freedom
Aj Traynor Attack Philly Freedom
Harrison Bardwell Midfield Primetime
Nicolas Barksdale Midfield Burning River Elite
Jack Cash Midfield Leading Edge
Bennett Faloni Midfield Low & Away
Charlie Keating Midfield Building Blocks
Daniel Lanham Midfield Jags Lax
Jack Marshall Midfield Philly Freedom
Teddy Mazaheri Midfield Team 302
Daniel Medcalf Midfield Zingos
Cullen Morgan Midfield Primetime
Brendan Quigley Midfield Leading Edge
Kevin Quigley Midfield Leading Edge
Matthew Stagnitta Midfield Leading Edge
Ken Takeda Midfield Primetime
Alex Wagner Midfield Philly Freedom
Brian Ward Midfield Low & Away
Curtis Alexander Defense Sting Elite
Greg Bayne Defense Low & Away
Michael Brown Defense Primetime
Owen Colwell Defense Leading Edge
Daino Anthony Defense Bucks Select
Harris Giles Johnthomas Defense Primetime
Timothy Kiel Defense Bucks Select
Lane Peyton Defense Low & Away
Matthew Mcilroy Defense Leading Edge
Ryan McNulty Defense Philly Freedom
Blake Parenti Defense East Coast Lacrosse
Ryan Wilburn Defense Rockfish
Teddy Dolan Goalie Building Blocks
Wyatt Hill Goalie Force
Colin Kirst Goalie Leading Edge
Jason Roland Goalie Team Twist White

2015 All-Stars
Michael Dowell Defense 3d Canada
Andrew Kew Midfield 3d Canada
Brendan Mullen Defense 3d Canada
Bryce Yetman Midfield 3d Canada
Cole Poyfair Goalie 3d Colorado
Ben Bechter Attack 3d Colorado
Ellis Zander Attack 3d Colorado
Morean Midfield 3d Colorado
Mike Sveen Defense 3d Colorado
Gunnar Roberto Locascio Defense Building Blocks
Patrick Donley Defense Burning River Elite
Sean Mackin Midfield Burning River Elite
Hunter Hazen Defense Cny Elite 2015
Anthony Teixeria Attack Cny Elite 2015
Jimmy Zervos Attack Cny Elite 2015
Ben Pachello Midfield Colorado Wild
Matthew Kane Defense Flg 2015
Jonathan Klobus Goalie Flg 2015
Tyler Reynolds Attack Flg 2015
James Sullivan Midfield Flg 2015
Jack Tigh Midfield Flg 2015
Jared Warner Midfield Flg 2015
Justin Gray Defense Force
Matthew Lee Goalie Low & Away
Jake Zoffer Defense Low & Away
James Russo Attack Madlax Rock Premier
Erik Skogmo Defense Madlax Rock Premier
Luke Redfern Midfield Njlc
Michael Crawford Midfield Primetime
Michael Dugan Midfield Primetime
Ryan Lynch Midfield Roughriders
Terry Logue Midfield Silverbacks
Rhett Schweizer Midfield Silverbacks
Fernando Delgado Defense Trilogy West
Patrick Fallon Attack Trilogy West
Ben Fredricks Goalie Trilogy West
Cole Wolfson Attack Trilogy West
Patrick Hopkins Midfield Washington Generals
Alex Klipple Midfield Washington Generals
Myles Cohen Defense Zingos

2014 All-Stars
Ryan Arthur Attack 3d Colorado
Mitchell Russell Attack 3d Colorado
Zach Runberg Midfield 3d Colorado
Matt Pinto Defense 3d Colorado
Trevor Pratt Defense 3d Colorado
Sam Sweeney Defense 3d Colorado
Zach Yoshioka Defense 3d Colorado
Trevor Jones Midfield Austin Turbos
Nathan Kraemer Midfield Baggataway
Clarke Jones Attack Burning River Elite
Johhny Roach Attack Colorado Wild
Brian Heath Defense East Coast Lacrosse Varsity
Jordan Walter Midfield Flg
JP Crowley Attack Florida Extreme UY 19
Alexander Tuminello Midfield Florida Extreme UY19
Garret Howell Attack Force
Pat Barlow Defense Force
Brandon Dowd Midfield Jags Lax
Kieran Mullins Attack Li Riptide
Andrew J Spallanzani. Midfield Nj Empire Elite
Ryan Campbell Midfield Nj Makos
Andrew Rao Midfield Pittsburgh Select Black
Tyler Miller Midfield Primetime
Matthew Lanza Defense Primetime
Drew Harvey Attack Recon
Thomas Kilmetis Midfield Recon
Austin Mitchell Attack Roughrider
Andrew Venezia Defense Roughrider
James Burke Attack Sting Elite
Matthew Close Midfield Sting Elite
Stephen Tortora Midfield Sting Elite
Michael Benincasa Defense Sting Elite
Thomas Dunne Defense Sting Elite
Steven Kerr Goalie Team Central
Paul Houck Midfield Team Twist Black
Matthew Laudadio Defense Team Twist Black
Matt Eckles Goalie Team Twist Black
Spencer Beyer Midfield Trilogy West
Hunter Edington Midfield Trilogy West
Stone Sims Defense Trilogy West
Samuel Sanko Goalie True Illinois
Jacob Murnane Goalie True Lacrosse Wi UX17

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TopLaxrecruits.com, Posted 7/2/13

Boys’ All-Star teams for Brine National Lacrosse Classic

2014 – Blue

Jersey First Name Last Name Position Hand Team
33 Jonathon Thelen Attack L FLA
34 Garrett Christianson Attack L MD
85 Alex Bianchi Attack R ROCH
37 Ryan Kelly Attack R SYR
28 Mark Anstead Attack R DC
27 Mitchell Andres Attack R NE-N
74 Jake Merrill Mid R MD
10 Mark Smith Mid R FLA
43 Connor Byrne Mid R LI-N
66 JB Smith Mid R OH
13 Troy Deyo Mid R SYR
38 Justin Dennis Mid R TENN
65 Bobby Beers Mid R DC
24 Scott Gwyn Mid R WEST
63 Joey Giuffrida Defense R FLA
40 Ethan Miller Defense R ILL
92 Cole Woodward Defense R GA
31 Greg Whyl Defense R ROCH
51 Spencer Barco Defense R OH
97 John Manown Defense R NE-N
50 Eric Barrosow Goalie L MICH
95 Matthrew McCarthy Goalie R GA

Alternates
William Nowesnick Defense L ILL
Declan Borcich Defense R NJ-N
Conor Healy Mid L VA
Grayson Miller Attack R West
Lance Gibson Goalie R NJ-N

2014 White
Jersey First Name Last Name Position Hand Team
25 Reed Ziegler Attack R GA
39 Daniel Grossman Attack R LI-S
87 Nick Forrest Attack R MD
58 Peter Desimone Attack L NE-N
81 A.J Macdonald Attack L NE-N
49 Eric Munn Attack R ROCH
4 Jonathon Spevacek Mid R FLA
46 Brendan Donnelly Mid L LI-N
53 Nicholas Orlowski Mid R LI-S
98 Brett Mazza Mid R NE-S
57 Matthew Fischetti Mid R NJ-N
77 Daniel Hallah Mid R NJ-S
26 Steven Forrest Mid L NE-N
93 Andrew McLaughlin Mid R DC
121 Howard Austin Defense L MD
144 Bradford Marcotte Defense R NE-S
196 Ryan Kiess Defense R NJ-N
103 Blake Rickan Defense R ROCH
56 Stephen Gottlieb Defense R NJ-S
96 Connor Dubois Defense R MICH
30 Sam Bebout Goalie R NJ-N
88 Max Smith Goalie R SYR

Alternates
Eric Thysse Mid R DC
Kenneth Carroll Defense R MICH
Brian Kerrigan R NE-S
Cameron Gilchrist Mid R NC
Eddie Renaud Attack L MICH
Colin Bressam Right Goalie VA

2015-16 – Black

Jersey First Name Last Name Position Hand Team Year
71 Christian Fiordelisi Attack R LI-N 2015
62 Patrick Brennan Attack R MD 2015
51 Johnnie Wagner Attack L MICH 2015
10 Troy Hanlon Attack R NJ-N 2015
98 Bryan Wright Attack L NJ-S 2016
84 Tyler Hegyesi Attack R Ohio 2015
43 Nicholas Hatzipetrakos Mid R LI-N 2015
82 Matthew Manown Mid R NE-N 2016
92 John Tierney Mid R NE-S 2015
72 Evan Bernard Mid R NJ-N 2015
61 Steven Boyle Mid R NJ-S 2015
53 Tristen Ierlan Mid R ROCH 2016
15 Wylie Mendicino Mid R VA 2015
13 Ryan Lynch Mid R WEST 2015
80 Ellis Llewellyn Defense R NC 2015
99 Jack Toomb Defense R OHIO 2015
52 Griffin Schultz Defense R PA 2015
12 Hop Matthews Defense R TENN 2015
79 John Ober Defense R VA 2015
18 Ryan Reed Defense Right DC 2016
22 Jake Adams Goalie R Tenn 2015
21 Matt Sefcik Goalie R NJ-S 2015
94 John Piatelli Mid R NE-N 2016

2015-16 – White
Jersey First Name Last Name Position Hand Team Year
36 Jackson Lienhart Attack R Tenn 2015
73 Preston Tippett Attack L GA 2015
20 Kansai Garey Attack L ILL 7-Jul
94 Carter Hawthorne Attack R LI-N 2015
77 Tyler Reynolds Attack R LI-S 2015
59 Matthew Sovero Attack R MD 2015
63 Ian Mahanes Mid L ILL 2015
41 Griffin Baranthan Mid R LI-N 2015
44 Patrick Dery Mid R MICH 2015
11 Jake Korus Mid R NE-N 2015
83 Lyndon Cozart Mid L NC 2015
26 Steven Kidlow Mid R OH 15-Feb
74 James Felix Mid R ROCH 7-Jul
45 Jack Jasinski Mid R TENN 2015
56 Josh Williamson Def R FLA 2015
25 Thomas Bleleifuss Def R ILL 2015
40 Nicholas Deluca Def R LI-S 2015
85 Chad Petterson Def R MD 2015
23 Austin Evans Def L NC 2015
54 Mack Rush Def R NE-N 2015
14 Austin Cotton Goalie R FLA 2015
19 Dylan Moser Goalie R LI-N 2015

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Brine National Lacrosse Classic
Playoffs, July 3 at Maryland Soccerplex, Boyds, Md

HS Girls
Semifinals, 9 a.m.
Pennsylvania vs. Maryland
New Jersey vs. Long Island

11 a.m. Championship

HS Boys
Semifinals
8 a.m.
T19 Long Island North vs. Ohio
T20 Rochester vs. Syracuse
9 a.m.
T19 New Jersey North vs. Illinois
T20 Maryland vs. New Jersey South

11 a.m. – Semifinals
T19 & T20

1 p.m. – Championship

Middle School Academy Girls
Semifinals, 8 a.m.
Pennsylvania vs. Long Island
New Jersey vs. Syracuse

10 a.m. – Championship

MS Academy Boys
Quarterfinals, 8 a.m.
Long Island Morth vs. Alabama
New Jersey vs. Georgia
New England North vs. Texas
Rochester vs. Long Island South

Semifinals, 10 a.m.

Championship, noon

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/2/13

The Leading Edge Elite (N.J.) club teams are off to a successful start this summer. To kick off the summer the LE Elite 2015 captured the prestigious NSCLA 2015 Championship at Franklin & Marshall on Father’s Day weekend by defeating the West Coast Starz in the championship game.

Leading Edge won the King of the Hill crown at McDaniel College

To follow that championship up, the Leading Edge 2015 team captured the championship at the second session of King of The Hill at McDaniel College.

That same weekend the 2014 team captured the Championship in the Elite division at Trilogy’s Masters tournament at Rider University by beating Mesa Fresh 2014 in the championship.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

BOYDS, Md. – Pennsylvania (Pool B) was the only undefeated team and New Jersey used a key 6-5 win over Syracuse to earn the top seed in Pool A as the Final Four was set for the girls’ playoffs at the Brine National Lacrosse Classic following Day 2 action Tuesday at the Maryland Soccerplex.

Jenna McNicholas

Pennsylvania (4-0 in pool play, 5-0 overall), last year’s runnerup, will play three-time defending champion Maryland (3-1) at 9 a.m. today in one semifinal. The other semifinal pits New Jersey (3-1) vs. Long Island (2-1-1). The title game is at 11 a.m.

New Jersey, which fell to Maryland, 10-7, on Monday, vaulted itself to the top spot in Pool A with its victory over previously-undefeated Syracuse and a 9-5 win over Illinois.

“Today we worked a lot on transition and we really came together and became a team,” said New Jersey’s Jenna McNicholas (2015 MF, Staples, Westport, CT), who had two goals in the Illinois triumph. “Going into the Syracuse game, we were nervous.

“We got momentum with the win. We are coming together and communicating. I’ve made some really good friends; it’s exciting.”

Dakota Pastore (2015 MG, Somerville) and Taylor Patrizi (2014 MF, Cherry Hill East) each scored twice in the win over Syracuse and Brittany Read (2014, Eastern Regional) had five saves in the second half for New Jersey.

Pennsylvania had a key 9-6 win over Long Island to clinch the Pool B title as Corrie Anderson (2014 ATT, Hershey) had four goals and Kira Gensler (2014 MF, Spring-Ford) added a pair.

Academy playoffs

In the Middle School playoffs, two-time defending champion Pennsylvania meets Long Island at 8 a.m. while New Jersey and Syracuse square off in the other semifinal at 8 a.m. The title game is at 10 a.m.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

BOYDS, Md. – If the college coaches did not know how to spell his name before, they know more about Nicholas Hatzipetrakos now.

Nicholas Hatzipetrakos

The Syosset rising junior midfielder from Long Island North scored three goals Tuesday to help the White All-Stars topple the Blue, 8-3, in the 2015-16 All-Star Game at the Brine National Lacrosse Classic here at the Maryland Soccerplex.

Besides his performance in the All-Star Game, Hatzipetrakos has been a key for LI North’s drive to the playoffs. His squad went undefeated in pool play and is playing this morning in the quarterfinals vs. Ohio.

“The experience is great,” said Hatzipetrakos. “We had a great (All-Star) team. There are a lot of great kids from all over the country and a lot of competition.”

Hatzipetrakos said many of the members of the Long Island North squad already knew each other before the games began Monday.

“We have great goalkeepers and lot of chemistry,” he said. “There is a lot of ball movement. The offense has put up numbers; I think we have 35 goals and only nine given up. The defense is doing great.”

New Jersey South surprises

One of the biggest surprises this year is the success of both New Jersey South and New Jersey North. The New Jersey teams split into two this year for the first time and both qualified for this morning’s quarterfinals.

Steven Gottlieb

NJ South’s Steven Gottlieb (2014 DEF, Penn Charter, PA) was one of several NJ South players that made the All-Star team. Gottlieb had two caused turnovers to help the White team topple the Blue, 8-6, in the 2014 All-Star Game.

“I think it (All-Star Game) went well,” said Gottlieb. “Most of the guys I played against in the season due to our (National) schedule so it was nice to see how their seasons ended.”

Gottlieb said his NJ South squad – which plays Maryland at 9 a.m. in the quarterfinals – jelled quickly in all aspects.

“We came in as the underdog and definitely turned some heads,” he said. “Rochester is the tourney champion last two years and we tied them and then we beat Florida to make the playoffs,” he said. “That was exciting.

“Our defense is playing well. We have only let in like 15 goals in four games and that is pretty impressive for a tourney like this.

“Both our goalies have played well and our offense is moving the ball really well. They are taking their time on possessions and that is helping us out on ‘D.’”

Also for the White in the 2014 All-Star Game, Daniel Grossman (LI South, ATT, Paul D. Schrieber) had two goals, Peter DeSoimone (NE North, ATT, LaSalle Academy, RI) had two goals and Jonathan Spevacek (Florida, MF, Spanmish River) added two goals while Andrew McLaughlin (DC, MF, Georgetown Prep) had four assists and Nick Forrest (MD, A, Glenelg) had a goal and two assists.

Playoffs

In other quarterfinal games this morning, two-time defending champion Rochester faced off with Upstate rival Syracuse at 8 a.m. At 9 a.m., New Jersey North meets Illinois.

The semis are at 11 a.m. and the finals are at 1 p.m.

Academy playoffs

In the Middle School quarterfinals which began at 8 a.m., pairings are Long Island North vs. Alabama; New Jersey vs. Georgia; New England North vs. Texas; and Rochester vs. Long Island South.

The semis are at 10 a.m. and finals are at noon.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

Brine National Lacrosse Classic
Maryland Soccerplex at Boyds, MD

Boys’ playoff scores
Quarterfinals

LI North 5, Ohio 4
Rochester 6, Syracuse 5
New Jersey North 6, Illinois 5
Maryland 7, New Jersey South 3

11 a.m. – Semifinals
Long Island North 10, Rochester 3
New Jersey North 8, Maryland 6

1 p.m. – Championship
New Jersey North 8, Long Island North 6

Academy (Middle School)
Quarterfinals
Long Island North 14, Alabama 1
Georgia 7, New Jersey 6
New England North 8, Texas 3
Rochester 10, Long Island South 7

10 a.m. Semifinals
Long Island North 11, Georgia 2
Rochester 9, New England North 8

Noon Championship
Long Island 13, Rochester 2

HS Summaries

HS boys’ Quarterfinals

Long Island North 5, Ohio 4
Goals – LIN: Dunn, Hawthorne, Konen, Byrne, Donnelly; Ohio: Marsh (2), Hegyesi, King
Saves – LIN: Moser (3), Carbone (1); Cook (7), Gillman (4)

Rochester 6, Syracuse 5
Goals – R: Bianchi (2), Merkel (2), Spann, Standera; S: Basile, Brown, Laffin, Collister, Deyo
Saves – R: Klan (4), Maguire; S: Lilly (2), Smith (2)

New Jersey North 6, Illinois 5
Goals – NJN: Galvin (4), Crowley, Greenberg; I: Wolfer (2), Kazar (2), Lambert
Saves – NJN: Bebout (1), Gibson (1); I: Snako (3), Blazer (2)

Maryland 7, New Jersey South 3
Goals – M: Shewell (3), Forrest, Chiogioji, Glab, McGovern; NJS: Rasimowicz (2), Halla
Saves – M: Egnaczyk (1), Shmerler (1); NJS: Sefcik (4), McCormack (2)

Semifinals

Long Island North 10, Rochester 3
Goals – LIN: Donnelly (2), Concannon, Dunn, Fiordelisi, Hawthorne, Roberts, Wardell, Zelen, Laupus; R: Bianchi, Greenway, Eddington
Saves – LIN: Carbone (3), Moser (2); R: Klan (2), Maguire (2)

New Jersey North 8, Maryland 6
Goals – NJN: Greenberg (2), Crowley, Galvin, Landspurg, Lapenna, Strabley; M: Christianson (3), Brennan, Shewell, McGovern
Saves – NJN: Bebout (3), Gibson (2); M: Egnaczyk (2), Schmerler (2)

Championship

New Jersey North 8, Long Island North 6
Goals – NJN: Crowley, Galvin, Hanlon, Borcich, Greenberg, Landspurg, Strabley, Waldron; LI: Concannon (2), Dunn, Hawthorne, Konen, Morris
Assists: NJN: Galvin, Sullivan, Kiess, Waldron; LIN: Concannon, Dunn, Baranthan
Saves – NJN: Bebout (3), Gibson (3) LIN: Carbone (3), Moser (3)
Final Record: NJN 6-0-1; LIN 6-1-0

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

Brine National Lacrosse Classic
at Maryland Soccerplex, Boyds, Md.

High School Girls semifinals
9 a.m.
New Jersey 7, Pennsylvania 4
Long Island 7, Maryland 5
(Brackets were changed this morning)

11 a.m. Championship
Long Island 9, New Jersey 3

Academy (Middle School) semifinals
8 a.m.
Long Island 7, Pennsylvania 5
New Jersey 11, Syracuse 3

10 a.m. Championship
Long Island 7, New Jersey 6

HS summaries
Semifinals
New Jersey 7, Pennsylvania 4
Goals – NJ: Slack (3), Patrizi (2), Dickinson, McNicholas; P: Wood, Cooper, Adelberger, Anderson
Saves - NJ: Shane (2), Read (2); P: Barrett (5)

Long Island 7, Maryland 5
Goals – LI: Unavailable M: Unavailable
Saves – LI: Geier (5), Moreno (2) M: Nozemack (1)

Championship
Long Island 9, New Jersey 3
Goals – LI: Anderson (3), Carrera (2), Yu, Comitino, Wahl, McCarthy; NJ: Pastore (2), Holt
Saves – LI: Moreno (2); Geier (2); NJ: Shane (2), Read (2)

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13
From Press Release

NXTsports is proud to release the schedule for the inaugural 2013 Showcase Lacrosse Philly Summer Invitational, taking place the weekend of July 13-14 at United Sports in Downingtown, PA. The Philly Summer Invitational has been sold out for months, and features 98 elite club lacrosse teams hailing from 18 different states.

The Summer Invitational is for teams featuring players in the high school graduating classes of 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. The Summer Invitational 2014, 2015 and 2016 divisions compete at United Sports in Downingtown, while games in the 2017 division will take approximately five minutes away at the Downingtown West High School/Middle School complex.

Said Brett Manney, Director of NXTsports’ Showcase Lacrosse division, “We are honored by the trust that the programs have placed in NXT by attending the inaugural Philly Summer Invitational. NXT’s Showcase Lacrosse division prides itself on running first-class recruiting events that exceed expectations, and we believe the Summer Invitational offers the best and most geographically diverse lineup of teams ever to participate at a Philadelphia-area event.”

The full game schedule for the Philly Summer Invitational is available at ShowcaseLacrosse.com. During the event you can follow @NXT_Showcase to receive live tweets of scores, and full live scores and standings will be available online at NXT’s new Showcase tournament center – NXTShowcaselive.com.

The following is the complete list of teams participating in the inaugural Philly Summer Invitational:

2014 TEAMS

Group 1
American Revolution (IN)
NXT 2014 (PA)
Palm Beach Elite (FL)
Seattle Starz (WA)
SouthShore (NJ)
Sweetlax (MA)

Group 2
Bandits (PA)
Coast to Coast (TX)
Laxachusetts 2014 (MA)
LB3 ATL 2014 (GA)
Old School (PA)
Team Long Island (NY)

Group 3
Bucks Select (PA)
Top Gun Fighting Clams (MA)
HEADstrong (PA)
Long Island Outlaws (NY)
New England Storm (CT)
Team 1763 (MI)
Team Carolina 2014 (NC)

Group 4
Baggataway (PA)
CT Chargers (CT)
Jesters (NY)
LB3 ATL HSE (GA)
NH Tomahawks (NH)
Titanium Ohio (OH)
Triangle Select (NC)

2015 TEAMS

Group 1
Baggataway (PA)
CT Chargers (CT)
HEADstrong (PA)
Laxachusetts 2015 Black (MA)
LB3 South (GA)
SouthShore (NJ)

Group 2
Bucks Select (PA)
Freedom (PA)
New England Storm (CT)
Primetime (MA)
Team Carolina 2015 (NC)
Team Long Island (NY)

Group 3
Bandits Rising (PA)
Laxachusetts 2015 White (MA)
LB3 St. Louis (MO)
Seattle Starz (WA)
Team 91 (NY)
Titanium Ohio (OH)

Group 4
Coast to Coast (TX)
Jesters (NY)
NH Tomahawks (NH)
NXT 2015 (PA)
STEPS (NJ)
Sweetlax (MA)

2016 TEAMS

Group 1
Baggataway (PA)
CT Chargers (CT)
FLG (NY)
Laxachusetts 2016 White (MA)
Palm Beach Elite (FL)
Team Long Island (NY)
Titanium Michigan (MI)

Group 2
Freedom (PA)
Long Island Jesters (NY)
LB3 South (GA)
NESLL (MA)
New England Storm (CT)
Sweetlax White (MA)
Titanium Ohio (OH)

Group 3
Top Gun Fighting Clams (MA)
NH Tomahawks (NH)
NXT 2016 (PA)
Outlaws (NY)
Primetime (MA)
Team Carolina 2016 (NC)
Titanium Illinois (IL)

Group 4
Bucks Select (PA)
Headstrong (PA)
Laxachusetts 2016 Black (MA)
South Shore (NJ)
Sweetlax Black (MA)
Team 91 (NY)
Titanium Indiana (IN)

2017 TEAMS

Group 1
3D (CO)
Bandits (PA)
CT Chargers Blue (CT)
FLG (NY)
Freedom (PA)
LB3 South (GA)
Long Island Outlaws (NY)
New England Storm (CT)
Sweetlax (MA)
Team Long Island (NY)

Group 2
Baggataway (PA)
Bellevue (WA)
CT Chargers Bolts (CT)
Garden City (NY)
NESLL (MA)
NH Tomahawks (NH)
South Shore (NJ)
Team 91 (NY)
Team Minnesota (MN)
Trashcan (PA)

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

BOYDS, Md. – Kristin Anderson (Eastport-South Manor, 2014) scored three goals and Carolyn Carrera (Riverhead, 2014) added two as Long Island coasted to a 9-3 victory today over New Jersey for the Brine National Lacrosse Classic High School Girls’ Championship at the Maryland Soccerplex.

Long Island led, 5-1, at halftime and stretched its lead to 9-1 late in the game.

Long Island won the Brine NLC Girls’ HS championship

“We only had like four players from last year’s team and we didn’t know one another at the beginning,” said Carrera. “I thought after we lost to Pennsylvania (9-6 on Tuesday) that we realized we had to step it up.

“Against Florida it all came together (12-1 win). I loved it. It was awesome. We all hung out and really got along so well.”

New Jersey won the Brine NLC Academy (Middle School) Girls’ championship

HS Championship
Long Island 9, New Jersey 3
Goals – LI: Kristin Anderson (3), Carolyn Carrera (2), Vanessa Yu, Carly Comitino, Tara Wahl, Keri McCarthy; NJ: Dakota Pastore (2), Kelly Holt
Saves – LI: Taylor Moreno (2); Fiona Geier (2); NJ: Mira Shane (2), Brittany Read (2)

Academy Girls Championship
In the Academy title game, New Jersey edged Long Island, 7-6, on a late goal by Brielle Huddy (rising freshman at Moorestown).

“We wanted it so bad. It was one of the greatest feelings,” said Huddy, who scored two goals. “We just connected so well”

This article will be updated

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

BOYDS, Md. – Eight different players scored as New Jersey North defeated Long Island North, 8-6, today in the Brine National Lacrosse Classic Boys’ High School championship game at the Maryland Soccerplex.

New Jersey North won the Brine NLC Boys’ HS championship

New Jersey North used pinpoint passing and reeled off four goals to open the second half and seize a 7-4 lead. Then it used strong defense and solid goaltending to claim the first Brine title for its state (New Jersey split into two teams this year after having one team the first five years of the tourney).

By unseating Rochester’s hold on the National title, New Jersey North will advance to play Canada in January for the Brogden Cup, held in Orlando, Fla.

“We all pretty much knew each other and we had great team chemistry,” said NJ North’s Pat Galvin (Seton Hall Prep, 2014, attack), who had one goal and one assist. “We got the kinks out after the first game and them we came together.

“We moved the ball well and I put that to our team chemistry. We made some nice passes.”

New Jersey North 8, Long Island North 6
Goals – NJN: Crowley, Galvin, Hanlon, Borcich, Greenberg, Landspurg, Strabley, Waldron; LI: Concannon (2), Dunn, Hawthorne, Konen, Morris
Assists: NJN: Galvin, Sullivan, Kiess, Waldron; LIN: Concannon, Dunn, Baranthan
Saves – NJN: Bebout (3), Gibson (3) LIN: Carbone (3), Moser (3)
Final Record: NJN 6-0-1; LIN 6-1-0

Academy (MS) Championship

Long Island rolled to the title with a 13-2 triumph over Rochester as Brian Crawley had three goals and an assist, Jensen Corabi had two goals and three assists and Bradley Baker scored twice.

This article will be updated

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13

Vail Shootout Scoreboard
(Via @VailLacrosse)

Boys U19

Division I Championship
Crabs (MD) 10, Laxachusetts
(Crabs: GW by Cole Rainer)

Division II championship
MN Frost 12, FCA Colorado

Other scores
Athletic Midwest 11 Brady’s 3
Colorado 10, Team Chill 6

Girls

Championship
Team Heather Leigh Albert 17, PA Express 5

Other scores
Mamaci Elite 12 Puget Sound Select 10
True Lacrosse 10, Houston Heat 9
Oregon Elite 13, Midwestern Force 5
Team 180 17, Stars Blue 5
Wolverines 10, LAX NW Rippers 8
Denver Summit 10, Colorado 9, OT
Indy United 13, Mamaci Black 12
Aspen Girls 9, Utah Mamaci Gold 8
True MN Lacrosse 10, 3DSelect 7
Boise River 8 MN Lakers Select 2017 5

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 7/3/13
From US Lacrosse

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

The breakdown of players includes 206 All-Americans selected from 33 areas within the US Lacrosse system.

US Lacrosse uses a calendar-based recognition process to accommodate for the different time frames of high school lacrosse seasons across the country.

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 final group of 2013 US Lacrosse boys’ high school honorees:
All-American Team (Group 3)

Area – Player, Pos. (High School, Graduation Year)
California-San Francisco – Chad Bell, M (St. Ignatius College Prep, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Cameron Bowlby, G (San Ramon Valley HS, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Matt Emery, M (St. Ignatius College Prep, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Will Ernst, G (San Francisco University HS, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Charlie Ford, LSM (St. Ignatius College Prep, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Wesley Greason, A (Acalanes HS, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Joe Lang, A (St. Ignatius College Prep, 2014)
California-San Francisco – Alex Lopez, M (Woodside HS, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Jack McCormick, A (De La Salle HS, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Jack McGovern, D (St. Ignatius College Prep, 2013)
California-San Francisco – Joe Reid, M (Casa Grande Lacrosse Club, 2014)
California-San Francisco – Aran Roberts, D (San Ramon Valley HS, 2014)
California-San Francisco – Joe Rodrigues, A (Bellarmine College Prep, 2014)
California-San Francisco – Cyrus Scott, G (St. Ignatius College Prep, 2014)
California-San Francisco – Doug Strazza, LSM (De La Salle HS, 2014)

Connecticut-Public – Brett Baker, A (Ridgefield HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Zack Bartolo, A (Brien McMahon HS-Norwalk, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Kevin Brown, A (Fairfield Prep, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Zach Cattaruzza, D (Guilford HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Conn Curry, D (Joel Barlow HS-Redding, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Cal Dearth, M (Ridgefield HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Tim Edmonds, A (Fairfield Prep, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Andrew Hatton, D (Fairfield Prep, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Mitch Kezer, D (Stonington HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Grant Limone, G (Weston HS, 2014)
Connecticut-Public – Josh Miller, G (Brien McMahon HS-Norwalk, 2014)
Connecticut-Public – Ted Ottens, M (Wilton HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Eric Persky, D (New Canaan HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Puck Richardson, A (New Canaan HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Graham Savio, M (Greenwich HS, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – David White, M (Fairfield Prep, 2013)
Connecticut-Public – Joey Zelkowitz, M (Staples HS-Westport, 2013)

Delaware – Fred Freibott, D/LSM (Salesianum School, 2014)
Delaware – Sean Giampietro, M (Salesianum School, 2013)
Delaware – Jason Kelly, A (Salesianum School, 2014)
Delaware – Sean Kirkpatrick, A (Wilmington Friends, 2013)
Delaware – Troy Reeder, M (Salesianum School, 2014)
Delaware – Hunter Scheffer, A (Caesar Rodney HS , 2014)
Delaware – Brett Tracy, D/LSM (Wilmington Friends, 2013)
Delaware – Craig Zebrowski, M (Salesianum School, 2013)

Illinois – Dan Berg, M (Lyons Township HS, 2014)
Illinois – Cole Blazer, G (Libertyville HS, 2014)
Illinois – Dylan Curry, D (New Trier HS, 2013)
Illinois – Will DeBord, LSM (St. Charles North HS, 2013)
Illinois – A.J. Fish, A (Grayslake North HS, 2013)
Illinois – Luke Gallagher, A (Lyons Township HS, 2013)
Illinois – Dan O’Malley, A (St. Viator HS, 2013)
Illinois – Charlie Schatz, M (Loyola Academy, 2013)
Illinois – Michael Schiappa, D (Loyola Academy, 2013)
Illinois – A.J. Schmidt, M (Libertyville HS, 2013)
Illinois – Kevin Verkler, D (Libertyville HS, 2013)

Kansas-Kansas City Metro – Mackey Merrill, D (Shawnee Mission East, 2014)
Kansas-Kansas City Metro – Logan Moore, G (Blue Valley West, 2014)

Kentucky – Will Downer, A (Ballard, 2013)
Kentucky – Cooper Fogle, G (Ballard, 2013)
Kentucky – Brad Schickel, A (St. Xavier, 2013)
Kentucky – Zayne Smith, A (St. Xavier, 2013)

Louisiana – Austin Melson, A (Loyola College HS , 2013)
Louisiana – Luke Posner, LSM (St. Paul’s , 2014)
Louisiana – Chris Powers, LSM (Jesuit, 2013)

Maryland-Anne Arundel County – Ben Chisholm, A (South River HS , 2013)
Maryland-Anne Arundel County – Tyler Young, M (Arundel HS , 2013)

Maryland-Carroll County – Ryan Drenner, A (Westminster, 2013)

Maryland-MIAA – Garrett Epple, D (Calvert Hall, 2013)
Maryland-MIAA – Colin Heacock, A (Boys’ Latin, 2013)
Maryland-MIAA – Stephen Kelly, M (Calvert Hall, 2013)
Maryland-MIAA – Devin McNamara, A (Loyola Blakefield, 2013)
Maryland-MIAA – Shack Stanwick, A (Boys’ Latin, 2014)

Maryland-Southern – Michael Allen, M (Northern HS, 2013)
Maryland-Southern – Bobby Ross, A (Huntingtown HS, 2013)

Massachusetts-Central – Hunter Burdick, A (St. Johns, 2013)
Massachusetts-Central – Giles Ober, G (Algonquin Regional HS, 2013)
Massachusetts-Central – Tyler Reilly, A (Grafton Memorial HS, 2013)
Massachusetts-Central – Bryan Rotatori, M (Grafton Memorial HS, 2013)

Massachusetts-Western – Matt Lacrorx, M (Westfield HS, 2013)
Massachusetts-Western – Reid Leveillee, D (Longmeadow, 2014)
Massachusetts-Western – Evan Marcus, A (South Hadley HS, 2013)
Massachusetts-Western – Sam Wheaton, G (Minnechaug, 2013)

Minnesota – Arik Andreen, LSM (Eden Prarie HS, 2013)
Minnesota – Brooks Armitage, A (Eden Prarie HS, 2013)
Minnesota – David Corazalla, A (Maple Grove HS, 2013)
Minnesota – Max Fahey, G (Eden Prarie HS, 2014)
Minnesota – Ryan McNamara, A (Eastview HS, 2013)
Minnesota – Mac Nadeau, M (Blaine HS, 2013)
Minnesota – Tyler Schermann, M (Lakeville North HS, 2013)
Minnesota – Kyle Thielman, D (Eden Prarie HS, 2013)
Minnesota – Jake Woodring, M (Eden Prarie HS, 2013)

Missouri – Benj Besancenez, G (DeSmet Jesuit HS, 2013)
Missouri – Justin Mayfield, A (St. Louis University HS, 2013)
Missouri – Jared Mintxlaff, M (O’Fallon Township HS, 2013)
Missouri – William Morehead, M (MICDS, 2013)
Missouri – Zach Tenure, D (Christian Brothers HS, 2013)

New England-Western – Pat Charles, A (Forman School, 2013)
New England-Western – Alec Dunn, D (Westminster School, 2013)
New England-Western – Eric Fernandes, A (Canterbury School, 2013)
New England-Western – Julien Garritano, M (Trinity-Pawling School, 2013)
New England-Western – Thomas Heidt, G (Brunswick School, 2014)
New England-Western – AJ Rocco, A (Avon Old Farms, 2013)
New England-Western – Shane Simpson, M (Salisbury School, 2013)
New England-Western – Cory Steinberg, G (Hopkins School, 2013

New Hampshire – Galen Antolino, M (Exeter, 2013)
New Hampshire – Blake Boudreau, M (Bp. Guertin, 2013)
New Hampshire – Jesse Brown, M (Hanover, 2013)
New Hampshire – Connor Donahue, A (Bp. Guertin, 2014)
New Hampshire – Josh Gallant, A (Pinkerton, 2013)
New Hampshire – Jake Lisauskas, M (Pinkerton, 2014)
New Hampshire – Matt Milne, A (Derryfield, 2013)
New Hampshire – David Phelps, M (Bedford, 2013)
New Hampshire – Dom St. Laurent, M (Bp. Guertin, 2014)

New Jersey-Middlesex – Matt Siemons, A (Monroe Township HS , 2013)

New York City-PSAL – Alexander Becerra, D (Tottenville, 2014)
New York City-PSAL – Noah Kramer, M (Stuyvesant, 2014)
New York City-PSAL – Nicholas Mietowski, A (Hunter College HS, 2013)

New York-Buffalo – Adam Dimillo, M (Timon HS , 2014)
New York-Buffalo – Connor Fields , A (Timon HS , 2014)
New York-Buffalo – John Januszkiewicz, A (Orchard Park HS , 2013)
New York-Buffalo – Max Maxwell, M (Hamburg HS , 2013)
New York-Buffalo – Conor Nowak, G (Eden HS , 2013)
New York-Buffalo – JD Recor, A (Timon HS , 2013)
New York-Buffalo – Zed Williams, M (Silvercreek HS , 2013)

New York-Central – Nate Bersevoy, M/A (Lafyette HS , 2013)
New York-Central – Connor Cannizzaro, M/A (Cazenovia HS , 2013)
New York-Central – Joran Evans, A (Jamesville-DeWitt HS, 2013)
New York-Central – Parker Ferrigan, G (Baldwinsville HS , 2013)
New York-Central – Scott Firman, D (Jamesville-DeWitt HS, 2013)
New York-Central – Kevin Lux, A (Fayetteville-Manilus HS , 2013)
New York-Central – Cody Radziewicz, M (Christian Brothers Academy, 2013)
New York-Central – Gale Thorpe, M/A (Jordan Elbridge HS , 2013)

New York-Hudson Valley – J.D. Colarusso, G (Arlington, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Peter Conley, A (Mamaroneck, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Austin Fusco, D (Yorktown, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Jack Grass, A (Bronxville, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Trevor Koelsch, D (Yorktown, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Jack Lambert, D (John Jay, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Nick Mariano, A (Yorktown, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Luke Palmadesso, M (Yorktown, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Brian Prestreau, M (Yorktown, 2013)
New York-Hudson Valley – Connor Vercruysse, A (Yorktown, 2014)

New York-Nassau County – Craig Berge, M (Massapequa, 2014)
New York-Nassau County – Ed Blatz, D (Garden City, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – Phil Boukas, D (Manhasset, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – John Crawley, M (Port Washington, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – Ryan Feit, G (Syosset, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – James Forkin, A (Long Beach, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – Jake Gennosa, D (Cold Spring Harbor, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – Dan Grabher, M (North Shore, 2103)
New York-Nassau County – Justin Guterding, A (Garden City, 2013)
New York-Nassau County – Will Sands, A (Friends Academy, 2014)

New York-NY Catholic – William Trizano, A (Iona Prep, 2013)
New York-NY Catholic – Logan Williamson, D (Fordham Prep, 2013)

New York-St. Lawrence County (Section X) – Dalton Roundpoint, D (Salmon River, 2014)

North Carolina-Private – Tony Asher, M (Providence Day School, 2013)
North Carolina-Private – Steve Onak, A (Providence Day School, 2013)
North Carolina-Private – Pat Regan, A (Cape Fear Academy, 2013)
North Carolina-Private – Jason Weber, G (Christ School, 2013)

Ohio-North Coast – Drew Barksdale, M (Solon, 2013)
Ohio-North Coast – Aaron Blossey, G (Rocky River, 2013)
Ohio-North Coast – Joseph Cillo, D (St. Ignatius, 2013)
Ohio-North Coast – Josh Kuehn, M (Medina, 2013)
Ohio-North Coast – Bo Lori, A (Hudson, 2014)
Ohio-North Coast – Hayes McGinley, M (University School, 2013)
Ohio-North Coast – Tyler Zickel, G (Hudson, 2013)

Pennsylvania-Eastern – Matt Barrett, G (Malvern Prep, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Stefan Bergman, D (La Salle , 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Joe Carlini, M (Malvern Prep, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Tyler Chambers, M (Episcopal Academy, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Sean Coleman, M (La Salle, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Peter Donato, M (Radnor, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Kevin Gayhardt, D (Episcopal Academy, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Jared Horoski, D (Malvern Prep, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Paul Major, A (Spring-Ford, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Brendan Manderack, G (Radnor, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Will Manganiello, A (Penncrest, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Anthony Marini, A (St. Joseph’s Prep, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Gavin McBride, A (Haverford School, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Greg Merrill, A (Great Valley, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Brandyn O’Connell, A (Downingtown East, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Trupert Ortlieb, M (Episcopal Academy, 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Tanner Peck, A (Avon Grove, 2014)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Austin Pifani, D (Abington , 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Michael Rama, M (Upper Dublin , 2013)
Pennsylvania-Eastern – Matt Rambo, A (La Salle, 2013)

Tennessee – Selby Austin, G (Memphis University School (MUS), 2013)
Tennessee – Sammy Bamigboye, D (Montgomery Bell Academy, 2014)
Tennessee – Brier Davis, A (McCallie School, 2013)
Tennessee – Patrick DiMento, A (Memphis University School (MUS), 2014)
Tennessee – Peyton Klawinski, M (Memphis University School (MUS), 2013)
Tennessee – Chad Toliver, M (McCallie School, 2014)

Vermont – Pat Abbott, G (Essex , 2013)
Vermont – Alex Altland, D (Mt. Anthony, 2013)
Vermont – James Olsen, A (Essex , 2013)
Vermont – Hunter Schmell, A (Woodstock, 2013)
Vermont – Thomas Vanzo, A (Essex , 2013)
Vermont – Cooper Warden, D (Lamoille, 2013)

Virginia-Loudoun County – Jack Flynn, M (Dominion, 2014)
Virginia-Loudoun County – Michael Rexrode, D (Loudoun County, 2014)

Virginia-Lynchburg – Brian Davies, G (E.C. Glass HS, 2013)
Virginia-Lynchburg – Chad Fisher, M (Salem HS, 2013)
Virginia-Lynchburg – Hunt McCarthy, M (E.C. Glass HS, 2013)
Virginia-Lynchburg – Philph T. Robertson, A (Salem HS, 2015)
Virginia-Lynchburg – Jacob Shavers, A (Deep Run HS, 2014)

Washington D.C. Metro – Matt Borda, D (Gonzaga, 2013)
Washington D.C. Metro – Alex Corboy, A (Gonzaga, 2013)
Washington D.C. Metro – Nick Fields, D (Bullis School, 2013)
Washington D.C. Metro – Seth Miller, A (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 2013)
Washington D.C. Metro – Connor Murphy, A (Paul VI, 2013)

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