By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/25/17
The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings
1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1: The Raiders won their second consecutive Florida state championship with a 12-7 win over Lake Highland Prep.
2. Middle Creek (N.C.) 22-0: The Mustangs defeated Lake Norman 17-8 to take the NCHSAA 4A state championship.
3. Lassiter (GA) 17-4: The Trojans defeated defending champ Lambert, 10-5, to claim the Georgia 6A-7A state title.
4. Dallas Jesuit (TX) 15-5: The Rangers defeated Episcopal Dallas 9-8 in the Texas state championship.
5. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 16-7: The Saints downed Norfolk Academy 7-6 to take the VISAA I state championship.
6. Lambert (GA) 20-2: The Longhorns fell to Lassiter 10-5 in the Georgia state championship.
7. Weddington (19-1): The Warrors won the 1A/2A/3A state title with a 21-6 rout of Cedar Ridge.
8. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 18-1: The Eagles fell to Dallas Jesuit in the Texas state championship.
9. Lake Norman (NC) 19-5: The Wildcats fell to Middle Creek in the 4A state championship.
10. (tie). Norfolk Academy (VA) 20-4: The Bulldogs fell to St. Stephen’s & Agnes 7-6 in the Virginia state championship.
10. (tie) The Woodlands (TX) 23-1: The Highlanders fell to Episcopal Dallas in the Texas state semifinals.
Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 16-5, Atlee (VA) 14-1, Benjamin School (FL) 16-4, Briar Woods (VA) 15-1, Centennial (GA) 18-4, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 17-5, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 17-7, Lake Norman (NC) 19-5, Mauldin (S.C.) 16-1, McCallie (TN) 10-5, Memphis University School (TN) 16-3, Northwest Guilford (NC) 15-4, Patrick Henry Roanoke (VA) 15-1, Paul VI (VA) 16-6, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2, Robinson (VA) 15-3, Wando (S.C.) 14-4.
Scoreboard for the inaugural Geico High School Lacrosse Nationals at Cardinal Stadium, Catholic University, Washington, D.C.
First Round, May 28
1st-seeded IMG Academy (FL) 26, No. 8 Christ School (NC) 9
No. 5 Georgetown Prep (MD) 11, No. 4 The Woodlands (TX) 9
No. 3 St. Sebastian’s (MA) 21, No. 6 St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 8
No. 2 The Hill Academy (ON) 11, No. 7 Lawrenceville School (NJ) 8
Semifinals, May 29
7 p.m., ESPNU – Georgetown Prep 13, IMG Academy 12, OT
9:30 p.m., ESPNU – Hill Academy 12,. St. Sebastian’s 10
Championship, May 30
7 p.m., ESPNU – Hill Academy 12, Georgetown Prep 6
By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/1/17
The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings
1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1: The Raiders won their second consecutive Florida state championship with a 12-7 win over Lake Highland Prep.
2. Middle Creek (N.C.) 22-0: The Mustangs defeated Lake Norman 17-8 to take the NCHSAA 4A state championship.
3. Lassiter (GA) 17-4: The Trojans defeated defending champ Lambert, 10-5, to claim the Georgia 6A-7A state title.
4. Dallas Jesuit (TX) 15-5: The Rangers defeated Episcopal Dallas 9-8 in the Texas state championship.
5. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 16-7: The Saints downed Norfolk Academy 7-6 to take the VISAA I state championship.
6. Lambert (GA) 20-2: The Longhorns fell to Lassiter 10-5 in the Georgia state championship.
7. Weddington (NC) 19-1: The Warrors won the 1A/2A/3A state title with a 21-6 rout of Cedar Ridge.
8. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 18-1: The Eagles fell to Dallas Jesuit in the Texas state championship.
9. Lake Norman (NC) 19-5: The Wildcats fell to Middle Creek in the 4A state championship.
10. (tie). Norfolk Academy (VA) 20-4: The Bulldogs fell to St. Stephen’s & Agnes 7-6 in the Virginia state championship.
10. (tie) The Woodlands (TX) 23-1: The Highlanders fell to Episcopal Dallas in the Texas state semifinals.
10. (tie) Patrick Henry (VA) 17-1: The Patriots face Atlee today for the Virginia 5A regional title.
Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 16-5, Atlee (VA) 15-1, Benjamin School (FL) 16-4, Briar Woods (VA) 15-1, Centennial (GA) 18-4, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 17-5, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 17-7, Lake Norman (NC) 19-5, Mauldin (S.C.) 16-1, McCallie (TN) 10-5, Memphis University School (TN) 16-3, Northwest Guilford (NC) 15-4, Patrick Henry Roanoke (VA) 15-1, Paul VI (VA) 16-6, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2, Robinson (VA) 15-3, Wando (S.C.) 14-4.
By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/6/17
The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings
1. Landon School (MD) 21-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears cruised past Bullis School, 18-7, to win the DC IAC championship, capping a perfect season.
2. Culver Military Academy (IN) 21-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles defeated Haverford School, 9-5, to repeat as champions of the Inter-Ac Invitational and avenge its only loss of the year on the same field it occurred.
3. Darien (CT) 21-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave will meet Glastonbury Wednesday in the semifianals of the Class L (Large School) state tournament.
4. Hill Academy (ONT) 15-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride toppled Georgetown Prep, 12-6, in the finals of the Geico High School Nationals at Catholic University.
5. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 19-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks won the Long Island Class C title with a 16-7 win over Shoreham-Wading River.
6. Calvert Hall (MD) 17-2 Prev: No. 7
The Cardinals defeated McDonogh, 12-6, to win the MIAA A Division championship and close with 15 straight wins.
7. Brunswick School (CT) 15-1 Prev: No. 8
The Bruins toppled Berkshire School (CT), 13-5, to close an undefeated season in the New England West 1.
8. Delbarton (NJ) 19-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave defeated Seton Hall Prep, 12-11, in the Non-Public Class A championship and have the top seed in the Tournament of Champions.
9. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep
10. McDonogh School (MD) 17-4 Prev: No. 11
The Eagles fell to Calvert Hall, 12-6, in the MIAA championship.
11. Severna Park (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 12
The Falcons edged Churchill, 7-6, Wednesday for the state 4A/3A championship.
12. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 20-1 Prev: No. 13
The Red Rams face Palmyra-Macedon Wednesday in the NY Class C state semifinals.
13. Conestoga (PA) 21-3 Prev: No. 14
The Pioneers face Mt. Lebanon Tuesday in the PIAA Class AAA semifinals.
14. Ward Melville (NY) 18-2 Prev: NR
The Patriots defeated Massapequa, 8-5, to win the Long Island Class A title and advance to the state semifinals.
15. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 15
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.
16. Haverford School (PA) 16-7 Prev: No. 16
The Fords fell to Culver Academy, 9-5, in the Inter-Ac Invitational finals.
17. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Prev: No. 17
The Bruins routed Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the Colorado 6A state title.
18. Pittsford (NY) 18-1 Prev: No. 19
The Panthers play Baldwinsville Wednesday in the Class A state semifinals.
19. Garden City (NY) 16-3 Prev: NR
The Trojans toppled Eastport-South Manor, 14-4, to win the Long Island Class B championship and advance to the state semifinals.
20. Avon Grove (PA) 21-2 Prev: NR
The Red Devils defeated Garnet Valley, 8-6, in the PIAA Class AAA quarterfinals and meet Central Bucks East Tuesday in the semis.
Under consideration: Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-6; Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 17-1; Central Bucks East (PA) 18-5; Chatham (NJ) 16-3; Dallas Jesuit (TX) 15-5; Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-5; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Georgetown Prep (MD) 15-6; IMG National (FL) 12-2; Lambert (GA) 20-2; La Salle (PA) 21-2; Lassiter (GA) 17-4; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 19-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-6; Manhasset (NY) 14-3; Massapequa (NY) 16-3; Moorestown (NJ) 17-3; Pittsford (NY) 15-1; Ridgefield (CT) 13-3; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 16-4; t. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 14-2; Victor (NY) 17-3; Yorktown 16-4.
C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.
By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/7/17
Allen High School (TX) 2017 face-off specialist Achilles Armendariz has committed to play Division III lacrosse at Southwestern University.
Achilles Armendariz profile:
Achilles Armendariz
High School: Allen High School, Texas
Position: Face-off specialist
Graduation Year: 2017
College Choice: Southwestern University
Club Team: Southwest elite
Lacrosse Honors: MVP and Rookie of the year
Academic Honors: Wing squad member
Expected Major: Computer Science
Why did you choose Southwestern? “I love Texas.”
HS team’s accomplishments for 2017 season? “Hoping for a state title run. We’ll be making the playoffs for sure. Our captain Tate Hornster (Arkansas) will be leading the way with no assists.”
Thank You: “I would like to thank my coach Matt Whippen who played at Umass, for always pushing me beyond what I thought was possible. Thank you to my parents, aunts and uncles for believing in me. S/o to my LSM sunshine.”
Other schools considered: CSU Pueblo, Carthage College, Eastern University, UNC, Arkansas, Collin College
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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/8/17
The TopLaxRecruits.com Girls’ Southern Rankings:
1. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5: The Cardinals defeated St. Stephen’s & Agnes, 9-8, in overtome to win the VISAA I championship.
2. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2: The Saints fell to Virginia state rival Bishop Ireton 9-8 in overtime.
3. Milton (GA) 15-4: The Eagles defeated Cambridge 13-4 to win the Georgia state championship.
4. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 20-2: The Crusaders downed Myers Park 19-12 to take the North Carolina state championship.
5. Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4: The Hornets won the Florida state championship with a 13-12 double overtime win over St. Thomas Aquinas.
6. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 20-2: The Eagles defeated Hockaday 16-10, for the Texas state championship.
7. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 18-2: The Raiders fell to Bishop Moore 13-12 in double overtime in the Florida state championships.
8. Hutchison (TN) 20-1: The Sting defeated Harpeth Hall 18-7 to win the Tennessee state championship.
9. Myers Park (NC) 19-3 : The Mustangs made it to the North Carolina state championship before falling to Cardinal Gibbons 19-12.
10. (tie) Robinson (VA) 17-5: The Rams dealt Langley its first loss of the year, 13-9, in the 6A state semifinals and meet Centreville in the title game Saturday.
10. (tie) Cambridge (GA) 18-7: The Bears fell to Milton 13-4 in the Georgia state championship.
Under consideration: Apex (NC) 17-1, Charlotte Catholic (NC) 17-5, Collegiate School (VA) 17-6, Ensworth (TN) 16-4, Hoggard (NC) 12-2, Hockaday (TX) 20-5, Langley (VA) 21-1, Lake Norman (NC) 16-3, North Gwinnett (GA) 20-2, Ponte Vedra (FL) 15-5, Wakefield (NC) 10-1, Woodson (VA) 15-1, Vero Beach (FL) 18-3.
By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/8/17
The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings
1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1: The Raiders won their second consecutive Florida state championship with a 12-7 win over Lake Highland Prep.
2. Middle Creek (N.C.) 22-0: The Mustangs defeated Lake Norman 17-8 to take the NCHSAA 4A state championship.
3. Lassiter (GA) 17-4: The Trojans defeated defending champ Lambert, 10-5, to claim the Georgia 6A-7A state title.
4. Dallas Jesuit (TX) 15-5: The Rangers defeated Episcopal Dallas 9-8 in the Texas state championship.
5. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 16-7: The Saints downed Norfolk Academy 7-6 to take the VISAA I state championship.
6. Lambert (GA) 20-2: The Longhorns fell to Lassiter 10-5 in the Georgia state championship.
7. Weddington (NC) 19-1: The Warrors won the 1A/2A/3A state title with a 21-6 rout of Cedar Ridge.
8. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 18-1: The Eagles fell to Dallas Jesuit in the Texas state championship.
9. Lake Norman (NC) 19-5: The Wildcats fell to Middle Creek in the 4A state championship.
10. (tie). Norfolk Academy (VA) 20-4: The Bulldogs fell to St. Stephen’s & Agnes 7-6 in the Virginia state championship.
10. (tie) The Woodlands (TX) 23-1: The Highlanders fell to Episcopal Dallas in the Texas state semifinals.
10. (tie) Patrick Henry (VA) 19-1: The Patriots face Atlee Saturday for the Virginia 5A state title; they defeated Atlee, 11-3, a week ago in the regional final.
Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 16-5, Atlee (VA) 16-2, Benjamin School (FL) 16-4, Briar Woods (VA) 15-1, Centennial (GA) 18-4, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 17-5, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 17-7, Lake Norman (NC) 19-5, Mauldin (S.C.) 16-1, McCallie (TN) 10-5, Memphis University School (TN) 16-3, Northwest Guilford (NC) 15-4, Patrick Henry Roanoke (VA) 15-1, Paul VI (VA) 16-6, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2, Robinson (VA) 15-3, South County (VA) 18-5, Wando (S.C.) 14-4; Woodson (VA) 17-6.
The photos shown list the Texas Draw 2021 All-Star rosters (game to be played following tonight’s Division 1 Clinic) and High School Division All-Stars. The event, run by Victory Events, is being held at Prestonwood Christian Academy in Plano, TX.
The 2021 Game features Team Dallas vs. Team World.
The team tournament Saturday and Sunday features over 90 teams in divisions from High School A to 2027-28.
DALLAS, Texas – The following are recaps of players that excelled at the C2C Spotlight this week in Greenhill School, TX.
Rachel Hall, Cy Fair (TX) 2018, Goalie: The event MVP, Hall had a tremendous week at C2C Spotlight. The University of Oregon commit made some big time saves against some tough shooters. Fast, supremely athletic and quick to turn a save into run past the 50 for an easy clear into the offensive end. She appears as comfortable outside the crease as she is inside. A big time pickup for the Ducks. Hall possesses impressive stick work, communication skills and reaction time.
MVP Rachel Hall of Cy Fair (TX)
Sydney Lawrence, Plano (TX) 2018, Midfield: An All-Star, Lawrence has great speed and agility. Love the way she shoots the ball. Never takes plays off. Uncommitted, she has a knack for getting the ball on the ground off of back checks. She dodges hard and has power behind her shots. A “do it all” middie. Lawrence is a kid who is going to make a school very happy picking up an “under the radar” late bloomer.
Keilyan Michaelis, Coppell HS (TX), Midfield: Michaelis is a strong all-around athlete with tremendous strength and good footwork. The uncommitted star from Coppell made some great plays this past week.
Chloe Hunter, Kinkaid (TX), 2019, Midfield: An All-Star, Hunter is one of the best players in the 2019 class in Texas. The UPenn commit can do it all, shoot, win the draw, and play solid defense. Her strength, speed and stature out her on par more with a college junior than a rising high school junior.
Caleigh Wilbourn, The Woodlands (TX), 2020, Attack: The Houston area is developing some excellent players and Wilbourn is in that mix. The rising sophomore caught the eye of several of the college coaches that were at Spotlight. Wilbourn has a solid 8-meter shot. Love her speed and Lax I.Q.
Hayley Reardon, The Woodlands (TX) 2018, Midfield: An All-Star, Reardon is going to be a key player next season during her senior year for the Woodlands. Another University of Oregon commit dazzled and made some great plays. What stands out the most is her hustle and her shot on goal. She made more than a few draws drop with her effortless, no look, through the legs goals during the week.
Nakeeya McCardell, Kinkaid (TX) 2020 Midfield: An All-Star, the 2020 class in Texas is loaded with talent and McCardell displayed that she’s one of the reasons why. She’s very athletic and she moves the ball with ease. McCardell hustles on every play.
Katelyn Love, Hockaday (TX), 2017, Midfield: An All-Star, the Penn State commit did a nice job showing why she was recruited by the Nittany Lions. Love is dangerous at the draw control and she’s got a nasty dodge when she goes to cage. Great speed and I.Q.
Aaliyah Jones, Austin (TX), 2020, Goalie: An All-Star, Jones got better in the cage as the camp went on. She never got discouraged when she let in a goal. Jones loved the opportunity to play in front of coaches and with other great area talent.
Shae Murphy, The Woodlands (TX), 2019, Attack: The uncommitted attacker from Houston, Murphy was a strong finisher all camp. With the ball in her stick, she keeps her head up, goes strong to cage, gives solid feeds, and has good footwork.
Megan Carney, 2018, McKinney (TX), Attack: An All-Star, the Syracuse commit never ceases to impress with the ball in her stick. While excelling with her shot power and placement, Carney also stands out with her speed on the fast break and her relentlessness on the ride. Her field vision and passing skills far surpasses her age. Keep an eye on this kid in the ACC in coming years.
Gabrielle Coben, Greenhill School, 2018, Midfield: An All-Star, Coben is a blazing fast lefty who sets herself apart with her off ball cuts. She seemed to get better every day as her comfort level with new teammates in various drills and games increased. It is not surprise she is a former club soccer star when you see her footwork on the defensive end. Some school is going to luck out with this 2018 pickup who has tremendous upside..
MaryMegan Wright Hockaday School, 2021 Midfield: An All-Star, Wright looked like she was having a blast the entire time she was on the field. Without question an up and coming player to watch. What stood out most was her quick first step, which gave her time and room to dodge all week. She is a work horse in midfield and possesses speed that cannot be taught. She more than held her own on the draw against players three and four years her senior.
Courtney Anderson Coppell, 2018 Midfield: An All-Star, the Stanford commit was a lockdown defender all week. Her offball communication was excellent. She was a go to player on the clear and possesses an excellent awareness when she had the opportunity to go to net. Her shot has some serious power behind it.
Charlotte North, Episcopal School of Dallas (TX), 2017 Midfield: An All-Star, the ball was a magnet to North’s stick all week. She possessed uncanny stick work and was a dominant force on the draw. She never took a play off and rode hard all week. She has a cannon of a shot and picked corners on the 8 all camp. This is a kid who looks to make an immediate impact for the Blue Devils in the fall.
Helen Park, Heritage Hall MS (OK), 2021, Midfield: Park is likely to be the first big time girls’ prospect to come out of Oklahoma. Having grown up playing boys’ lax, the stick work, ball movement and shooting skills that she developed from that side of the game is evident. She is fast, young, and dangerous with the ball in her stick. This is name that is certain to be on the radar of many schools for years to come.
By Tom Peace & Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/11/17
DALLAS, Texas – There were many talented players competing last week at the C2C Spotlight at the Greenhill School – and one group singled out by college coaches was the pool of goaltenders.
For several years, Texas has developed many standout D1 boys’ netminders. After three three-day event in Dallas, it’s apparent that the state is developing many top girls’ goaltenders as well.
Spotlight MVP Rachel Hall (Photo by Sherri Edens)
The C2C Spotlight 2017 Most Valuable Player went to Cy Fair goalie Rachel Hall, a 2018 committed to Division 1 Oregon.
Another goalie that earned All-Star honors was 2020 Aaliyah Jones of Stephen F. Austin.
Overall, there were 11 goalies at the camp, including three committed players, Greenhill 2018 Brooke Allen (Army) and Southlake 2018 Chloe Monroe (Marist). Other goalies that made impressions were Episcopal School of Dallas 2019 Gianna Pope and Hockaday 2020 Margaret Woodberry, who was recently selected to the Under Armour Southwest Underclass team.
The event featured elite instruction from 13 Division I college coaches from NCAA champion Maryland, Syracuse, Virginia, Stanford, Denver, Duke, and others.
“I think it’s great for the sport and how it’s growing in Texas,” said Hall, who moved to Texas from the hotbed of Upstate New York (Niskayuna) at the age of 12. “Elite college coaches quickly evaluate your play and make recommendations for improvements that most high school coaches aren’t aware of. Summer events like C2C spotlight make me a better player in preparation for my final high school season and for playing at the college level.
“I think this event is a really great opportunity for kids down here. We are not in Maryland and New York so we can’t drive to tournaments. This camp, being here, we get to have really good coaches and we get looks from top schools.”
Hall said she learned many new skills that will help her prepare for her senior year and for the rigors of college lacrosse. Throughout the week, in addition to working with the college coaches, the Hall and the rest of the goalies received elite instruction from former US team goalie and current Boston Sound goalie Liz Hogan.
“The event had amazing coaches,” she said. “As a goalie I always learn a lot from top competitors. Any time an event sponsors top goalie talent, like Liz Hogan, high school goalies can’t help but learn and get better.
“The competition included multiple all-American and all-state committed players. Shots come at you from all directions at high speeds. Focus and tracking the ball was essential in making the stops.”
Hogan praised the group of goalies.
“The C2C spotlight camp has always brought some of the best talent not only in the Texas area, but from states near and far alike,” she said. “This year was no exception, especially when it came to the goalie department.
Stephen F. Austin’s Aaliyah Jones
“Throughout all of the lessons, working directly with the goalies, observing their involvement in field player drills and scrimmages, every keeper brought some of the best talent I have seen in one camp in quite some time. From top D1 commits to freshmen, every goalie was constantly stifling opposing offenses. Furthermore, they all were like sponges and came away from camp even better.
“I was continually impressed from day one with the talent that the spotlight camp brought. There’s no better feeling than seeing players learning a new skill and being able to implement it in game situations. It was an absolute pleasure to coach everyone, especially the goalies, and I look forward to seeing the best attend next year as well!”
Jones said she came to C2C Spotlight to work on her form and to become more aggressive.
“I am trying to get better form and put in as much work as I can in learning how to go to the ball,” she said. “I want to be more accurate with stepping to and keeping my eye on the ball so I can make a clean save. And I am working on my bounce shot.”
Jones enjoyed the competition at the C2C Spotlight as well as the quality instruction.
“I love how challenging it is,” she said, “I just take away as much as I can since this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing and not many people get to experience this.”
By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/14/17
The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings
1. Landon School (MD) 21-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears cruised past Bullis School, 18-7, to win the DC IAC championship, capping a perfect season.
1. (tie) Darien (CT) 23-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave will meet Glastonbury Wednesday in the semifianals of the Class L (Large School) state tournament.
3. Culver Military Academy (IN) 21-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles defeated Haverford School, 9-5, to repeat as champions of the Inter-Ac Invitational and avenge its only loss of the year on the same field it occurred.
4. Hill Academy (ONT) 15-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride toppled Georgetown Prep, 12-6, in the finals of the Geico High School Nationals at Catholic University.
5. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 21-0 Prev: No. 5
The Seahawks won the NY Class C championship with an 11-9 win over Jamesville-DeWitt.
6. Calvert Hall (MD) 17-2 Prev: No. 6
The Cardinals defeated McDonogh, 12-6, to win the MIAA A Division championship and close with 15 straight wins.
7. Delbarton (NJ) 21-1 Prev: No. 8
The Green Wave defeated Moorestown, 15-9, to win the NJ Tournament of Champions.
8. Brunswick School (CT) 15-1 Prev: No. 7
The Bruins toppled Berkshire School (CT), 13-5, to close an undefeated season in the New England West 1.
9. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 9
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep
10. McDonogh School (MD) 17-4 Prev: No. 10
The Eagles fell to Calvert Hall, 12-6, in the MIAA championship.
11. Severna Park (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 11
The Falcons edged Churchill, 7-6, Wednesday for the state 4A/3A championship.
12. Ward Melville (NY) 20-2 Prev: No. 14
The Patriots rallied for a dramatic 10-9 overtime win over Pittsford to claim the NY Class A championship. The Pats scored four goals in the final 1:01 to force OT and Matt Grillo got the game-winner with one second remaining in the extra frame.
13. Haverford School (PA) 16-7 Prev: No. 16
The Fords fell to Culver Academy, 9-5, in the Inter-Ac Invitational finals.
14. Avon Grove (PA) 23-2 Prev: No. 20
The Red Devils defeated Conestoga, 5-4, in double overtime for the PIAA Class AA championship. Zach Augustine had the game-winner after the Pioneers had sent it into OT on a goal with 1.3 seconds left in regulation.
15. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 15
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.
16. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Prev: No. 17
The Bruins routed Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the Colorado 6A state tit
17. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 21-2 Prev: No. 12
The Red Rams fell to Cold Spring Harbor, 11-9, in the NY Class C state championship.
18. Victor (NY) 19-3 Prev: NR
The Blue Devils defeated Yorktown, 9-3, to win the NY Class B state championship and their third straight state title
19. Pittsford (NY) 19-2 Prev: No. 18
The Panthers were stunned in overtime by Ward Melville in the NY Class A championship, 10-9.
20. Conestoga (PA) 21-3 Prev: No. 13
The Pioneers fell to Avon Grove, 5-4, in double overtime in the PIAA Class AAA championship.
Under consideration: Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-6; Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 17-1; Cathedral (IN) 21-4; Central Bucks East (PA) 18-6; Chatham (NJ) 16-3; Dallas Jesuit (TX) 15-5; Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-5; Everest Academy (ON) 9-2; Garden City (NY) 16-4; Georgetown Prep (MD) 15-6; IMG National (FL) 12-2; Lambert (GA) 20-2; La Salle (PA) 21-2; Lassiter (GA) 17-4; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 18-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-6; Manhasset (NY) 14-3; Massapequa (NY) 16-3; Moorestown (NJ) 18-4; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 16-4; Springfield-Delco (PA) 22-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Yorktown 17-5.
C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/15/17
From Press Release
Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) and Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the rosters of girls who will represent the Southwest region at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclassmen tournament will feature girls and boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Southwest, Upstate New York, Washington, D.C., and West and consist of two divisions of players from the graduating classes of 2018-2021.
The Highlight division will include players from the graduating classes of 2018-2019, while student-athletes from the classes of 2020-2021 will be on display in the Command division. The event will take place June 29-July 2 on the campus of Towson University in Towson, MD. Over the four days, the teams will battle in a pool play tournament.
The Underclass Tournament is part of the Under Armour All-America weekend, which features 88 of the nation’s best high school senior boys and girls facing off July 1 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.
Coaching Staffs:
• Highlight Division: Briana Huynh, Kassandra Lemons, Molly Ford
• Command Division: Zoe Smith, Kevin Mortimer, Kendra Robinson
Highlight Division (2018-2019)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Gabriella Abbadessa 2018 Desert Vista Phoenix, AZ Mid-Field
Aleksa Allen 2019 Herriman Herriman, UT Mid-Field
Courtney Anderson 2018 Coppell Coppell, TX Mid-Field
Lizzie Benedict 2018 Hockaday Dallas, TX Defense
Juliette (Jay) Browne 2019 Episcopal Dallas, TX Mid-Field
Megan Carney 2018 John Paul II McKinney, TX Attack
Caroline Cheetham 2019 Episcopal Dallas, TX Mid-Field
Gabrielle Coben 2018 Greenhill Dallas, TX Mid-Field
Reid Cohen 2019 Hockaday Dallas, TX Defense
Shaylah Devlin 2019 Mountain Vista Highlands Ranch, CO Mid-Field
Kennedy Fruit 2019 Allen Allen, TX Goalie
JoJo Gum 2019 Hockaday Dallas, TX Mid-Field
Rachel Hall 2018 Cypress Cypress, TX Goalie
Riley Hallaron 2018 Conroe Kingwood, TX Mid-Field
Kate Hatrchell 2018 Pine Creek Colorado Springs, CO Defense
Grace LeBel 2019 Chaparral Parker, CO Defense
Hallie Marker 2019 Mountain Vista Highlands Ranch, CO Mid-Field
Madeleine Mason 2018 Fossil Ridge Fort Collins, CO Mid-Field
Hannah Mill 2018 Legend Parker, CO Attack
Tillie Mintz 2019 Park City Park City, UT Mid-Field
Shaelin Murphy 2019 The Woodlands Conroe, TX Attack
Hayley Reardon 2018 The Woodlands Woodlands, TX Mid-Field
Command Division (2020-2021)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Mandy Brockamp 2021 Grandview Aurora, CO Mid-Field
Lale Edil 2020 Rock Canyon Castle Rock, CO Mid-Field
Libby Ford 2021 St. Anne’s Episcopal Denver, CO Defense
Josie Gooch 2020 Highland Park Dallas, TX Defense
Kaelin Isaacson 2020 William P. Clements Sugar Land, TX Mid-Field
Tori Julian 2021 Ridge Point Missouri City, TX Mid-Field
Rebecca Kerr 2021 Colorado Academy Denver, CO Defense
Sloane Kipp 2020 Highland Park Dallas, TX Mid-Field
Catherine Lord 2021 Graland Country Day Denver, CO Mid-Field
Avery Matthews 2020 Douglas County Castle Rock, CO Mid-Field
Tess McHugh 2020 Denver East Denver, CO Defense
Lucy McHugh 2020 Denver East Denver, CO Mid-Field
Kristen Rael 2021 Regis Jesuit Denver, CO Attack
Maya Rutherford 2021 (TBD) Denver, CO Defense
Riley Schott 2020 Steamboat Springs Steamboat Springs, CO Mid-Field
Avery Secola 2021 Hinsdale Central Hinsdale, IL Mid-Field
Haylie Sims 2020 Kinkaid Houston, TX Goalie
Maley Starr 2021 Loyola Academy Winnetka, IL Mid-Field
Haley Taylor 2021 Waterford Sandy,UT Mid-Field
Samantha Whiting 2021 Coppell Coppell, TX Mid-Field
Caleigh Wilbourn 2020 The Woodlands Spring, TX Attack
Margaret Woodberry 2020 Hockaday Dallas, TX Goalie
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/16/17
From Press Release
Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) and Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced the rosters of boys who will represent the Southwest region at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclassmen tournament will feature girls and boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Southwest, Upstate New York, Washington, D.C., and West and consist of two divisions of players from the graduating classes of 2018-2021.
The Highlight division will include players from the graduating classes of 2018-2019, while student-athletes from the classes of 2020-2021 will be on display in the Command division. The event will take place June 29-July 2 on the campus of Towson University in Towson, MD. Over the four days, the teams will battle in a pool play tournament.
The Underclass Tournament is part of the Under Armour All-America weekend, which features 88 of the nation’s best high school senior boys and girls facing off July 1 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.
Coaching Staffs:
• Highlight Division: Matt Plitnick, Chris Delfausse, Dan Mannix
• Command Division: Alex Poole, Beau Pich, Nate Watkins
Highlight Division (2018-2019)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Walt Alexander 2019 Austin Austin, TX Defense
Gavin Beilman 2018 Columbine Littleton, CO Goalie
Harry Blake 2019 Southlake Carroll Southlake, TX Attack
Scott Bower 2019 Episcopal School of Dallas Dallas, TX Defense
Bo Caldwell 2018 Juan Diego Catholic Draper, UT LSM
Nick Darrow 2018 Columbine Littleton, CO Mid-Field
Brandon Dodd 2018 Logan Logan, UT Attack
Jimmy Erickson 2018 Cherry Creek Greenwood Village, CO Mid-Field
Cam Gilmore 2018 Cherokee Trail Aurora, CO Mid-Field
Joe Kassal 2019 Regis Jesuit Parker, CO Mid-Field
Charlie Maly 2018 Regis Jesuit Centennial, CO Defense
Mason Marano 2018 Greenhill School Dallas, TX Face-off
Owen O’Neill 2018 Westlake Austin, TX Attack
Eric Pacheco 2019 Valor Christian Castle Pines, CO Face-off
Carson Raney 2019 Episcopal School of Dallas Frisco, TX Defense
August Sally 2019 East Denver, CO Mid-Field
Jacob Stoebner 2018 Westlake Austin, TX Defense
Jake Taylor 2019 Regis Jesuit Denver, CO Attack
Jack Thompson 2019 Rock Canyon Castle Rock, CO Goalie
Lance Tillman 2019 Valor Christian Highlands Ranch, CO Attack
Jake Williams 2019 Edmond Memorial Edmond, OK Mid-Field
Cormac Zachar 2018 Phillips Academy Andover Concord, MA Mid-Field
Command Division (2020-2021)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
John Adams 2020 Cherry Creek Denver, CO Defense
Declan Atwell 2020 Cherry Creek Centennial, CO Mid-Field
Pace Billings 2020 Kent Denver School Cherry Hills Village, CO LSM
Grant Blake 2020 Southlake Carroll Southlake, TX Goalie
Ty Brache 2020 Monarch Superior, CO Defense
Aidan Burke 2020 Cherry Creek Centennial, CO Mid-Field
William Coben 2020 Greenhill Dallas, TX Attack
Cam Cramer 2020 Dawson Niwot, CO Mid-Field
Jonathan Dean 2021 North Star Academy Aurora, CO Mid-Field
Trevor Douglas 2020 Arapahoe Centennial, CO Mid-Field
Dylan Leinhart 2020 Columbine Littleton, CO Face-off
Jack Liselli 2020 Valor Christian Morrison, CO Goalie
Andreas Lucero 2020 Columbine Littleton, CO LSM
James McIntyre 2020 Chaparral Parker, CO Mid-Field
Dante Orlando 2020 Valor Christian Castle Rock, CO Mid-Field
Cooper Rich 2020 Valor Christian Highlands Ranch, CO Mid-Field
Luke Rios 2020 Cherry Creek Centennial, CO Face-off
Alexander Stingley 2020 Valor Christian Highlands Ranch, CO Defense
Bodi Sutherland 2020 Corner Canyon Draper, UT LSM
Liam Thompson 2020 Cherry Creek Greenwood Village, CO Mid-Field
Jackson Trail 2020 Columbine Littleton, CO Attack
Mason Vasta 2020 Rockhurst Overland Park, KS Attack
By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/18/17
Southlake Carroll (TX) 2018 goalie Chloe Monoe has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Marist College.
Chloe Monroe profile:
Chloe Monroe
High school: Southlake Carroll, TX
Position: Goalie
Grad year: 2018
College committed to: Marist College
Club team: C2C Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: IL Invitational player who impressed, IL Invitational Tournament Team, C2C Spotlight All-Star Team, Team Texas, Under Armour Southwest Team
Academic honors: Duke TIP
Expected major: Biology
Why did you choose Marist? “I love the atmosphere at Marist. Everyone is so helpful and really enthusiastic about Marist which I love. It’s a school focused on academics, and I liked that there’s a lot of options to choose from major-wise if I decide to change my major. It’s such a beautiful school that feels like home already. It’s right on the Hudson River with beautiful scenery, buildings, and all four seasons (something we don’t really get in Texas). The coaches were amazing and really really care about the girls athletically, academically, and personally, and the team’s spirit and energy was exactly what I was hoping for. I couldn’t be happier with my commitment to Marist.”
Highlights from the 2017 season: 2nd round playoffs
Thank You: “I’d like to thank my parents for coming to every single one of my games, lugging me halfway across the country 5+ times a year, loving and supporting me endlessly in pursuit of my dream, and putting up with my pregame jam sessions since 3rd grade. I’d also like to thank my high school coach, Faith Renner, for caring about me like a coach and a friend, and for giving me an idea of what a great coach is like. Also, thank you to my club coaches, Maggie Koch and Molly Ford, for pushing me to be the best goalie I can be. Y’all rock.”
Other schools considered: Virginia Tech, Villanova, Monmouth, Oregon
Wave One Sports, the official sponsor for TopLaxRecruits.com girls’ recruits, congratulates Chloe Monroe. Wave One Sports is the leader in custom Lacrosse and Field Hockey uniforms. Please contact Wave One for all your team apparel and equipment needs: www.waveonesports.com. Mention TopLaxRecruits.com and receive a free coach’s gift with your team uniform purchase.
By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/20/17
Lake Travis (TX) 2018 attack Kaylen Buschhorn has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at McDaniel College.
Kaylen Buschhorn profile:
Kaylen Buschhorn
High school: Lake Travis, TX
Position: Attack
Grad year: 2018
College committed to: McDaniel College
Club team: Texas Outlaws
Lacrosse honors: Central Texas National Team
Academic honors: NHS, NAHS
Expected major: Graphic design
Why did you choose McDaniel? “It felt like home.”
2017 team highlights: State Quarterfinalist
Thank You: “Thanks to my mom, dad, and sister.”
Wave One Sports, the official sponsor for TopLaxRecruits.com girls’ recruits, congratulates Kaylen Buschhorn. Wave One Sports is the leader in custom Lacrosse and Field Hockey uniforms. Please contact Wave One for all your team apparel and equipment needs: www.waveonesports.com. Mention TopLaxRecruits.com and receive a free coach’s gift with your team uniform purchase.
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/21/17
From Press Release
Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) and Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the rosters of boys who will represent the Midwest region at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclassmen tournament will feature girls and boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Southwest, Upstate New York, Washington, D.C., and West and consist of two divisions of players from the graduating classes of 2018-2021.
The Highlight division will include players from the graduating classes of 2018-2019, while student-athletes from the classes of 2020-2021 will be on display in the Command division. The event will take place June 29-July 2 on the campus of Towson University in Towson, MD. Over the four days, the teams will battle in a pool play tournament.
The Underclass Tournament is part of the Under Armour All-America weekend, which features 88 of the nation’s best high school senior boys and girls facing off July 1 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.
Coaching Staffs:
• Highlight Division: Nate Sprong, Andy Kay, Jason Godwin
• Command Division: Andy Gruber, Stefan Schroder, Tucker Mizhir
Highlight Division (2018-2019)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Duke Alf 2018 St. Xavier High School Cincinnati, OH Attack
Anthony Ameo, III 2018 St. Ignatius Concord Township, OH Face-off
Graham Bundy, Jr. 2019 MICDS SAINT LOUIS, MO Mid-Field
Quinn Cashion 2018 Loyola Academy Evanston, IL LSM/D
Cameron Chauvette 2019 Culver Academy Shaker Heights, OH Attack
Adam Clark 2018 Loveland Loveland, OH Attack
Bryce Clay 2018 Forest Hills Central Ada, MI Attack
Logan Dieball 2018 Archbishop Moeller Liberty Township, OH Mid-Field
Alexander Feldman 2018 MICDS St. Louis, MO Attack
Evan James 2019 Dublin Coffman Dublin, OH Mid-Field
Gabe Meyer 2018 Olentangy Liberty Powell, OH Defense
Thomas Niedringhaus 2019 MICDS Saint Louis, MO Attack
Jeffrey Outcalt 2018 St. Ignatius Strongsville, OH Defense
Jack Parker 2019 Culver Military Academy Ada, MI Defense
Cooper Prawdzik 2019 Loyola Academy Northbrook, IL LSM/D
Jason Rowaiye 2018 Benet Academy Lombard, IL Mid-Field
Harrison Schertzinger 2018 The Summit Country Day School Loveland, OH Mid-Field
Henry Stites 2018 Louisville Collegiate School Louisville, KY Attack
Donny Stock 2018 St. Xavier Loveland, OH Face-off
Najee Taylor 2019 Loyola Academy Des Plains, IL Mid-Field
Skylar Wahlund 2018 Olentangy Liberty Powell, OH Goalie
Freeman Whitaker 2018 Oakwood Dayton, OH Goalie
Command Division (2020-2021)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Will A’Hearn 2020 Cathedral Fishers, IN Mid-Field
Jake Blevins 2020 Hilliard Davidson Hilliard, OH Face-off
Michael Boehm 2020 St. Ignatius Rocky River, OH Attack
Topher Bower 2020 Culver Academy Roswell, GA Mid-Field
Blade Cintron 2020 St. Ignatius Rocky River, OH Defense
Jackson Clay 2020 Forest Hills Central Ada, MI Attack
Matthew Edell 2020 Culver Academy Naperville, IL Mid-Field
Bates Gall 2020 Mariemont Terrace Park, OH Mid-Field
Merick Hartley 2020 Cleveland St. Ignatius Avon, OH Mid-Field
Kaden Keller 2020 Loyola Academy Deer Park, IL Attack
Jack Kelly 2020 Culver Military Academy Zionsville, IN Mid-Field
Gregory Langermeier 2020 St. Ignatius Westlake, OH Mid-Field
Hayden MacArthur 2020 Coppell Coppell, TX Goalie
Jack McClellan 2020 Trinity Louisville, KY Goalie
Liam McClure 2020 Cathedral Fishers, IN Defense
Will Sloane 2020 MICDS St. Louis, MO Face-off
Christian Spahn 2020 The Kiski School Saltsburg, PA Defense
Joe Speers 2020 Glenbrook South Glenview, IL Defense
Luke Volpenhein 2020 William Mason Mason, OH Defense
John Warner 2020 Avon Old Farms Shaker Heights, OH Attack
Jackie Welcsh 2020 St Ignatius Lakewood, OH LSM
Braeden Williams 2020 Lafayette Wildwood, MO Defense
By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/22/17
The Final C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings for 2017:
(A separate Public and Non-Public 1. (tie) Landon School (MD) 21-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears defeated Bullis School, 18-7, to win the DC IAC championship, capping a perfect season.
1. (tie) Darien (CT) 23-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave defeated Cheshire, 16-3, to win its fourth straight Connecticut state title and claim its 55th straight win.
3. Culver Military Academy (IN) 21-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles defeated Haverford School, 9-5, to repeat as champions of the Inter-Ac Invitational and avenge its only loss of the year on the same field it occurred.
4. Hill Academy (ONT) 15-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride toppled Georgetown Prep, 12-6, in the finals of the Geico High School Nationals at Catholic University.
5. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 21-0 Prev: No. 5
The Seahawks won the NY Class C championship with an 11-9 win over Jamesville-DeWitt.
6. Calvert Hall (MD) 17-2 Prev: No. 6
The Cardinals defeated McDonogh, 12-6, to win the MIAA A Division championship and close with 15 straight wins.
7. Delbarton (NJ) 21-1 Prev: No. 8
The Green Wave defeated Moorestown, 15-9, to win the NJ Tournament of Champions.
8. Brunswick School (CT) 15-1 Prev: No. 7
The Bruins toppled Berkshire School (CT), 13-5, to close an undefeated season in the New England West 1.
9. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 9
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep
10. McDonogh School (MD) 17-4 Prev: No. 10
The Eagles fell to Calvert Hall, 12-6, in the MIAA championship.
11. Severna Park (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 11
The Falcons edged Churchill, 7-6, for the state 4A/3A championship.
12. Ward Melville (NY) 20-2 Prev: No. 14
The Patriots scored four times in the final 1:01 of regulation and won it in OT to claim a 10-9 win over Pittsford and the NY Class A state title.
13. Haverford School (PA) 16-7 Prev: No. 16
The Fords won the Inter-Ac League championship and reached the Inter-Ac Invitational finals.
14. Avon Grove (PA) 23-2 Prev: No. 20
The Red Devils defeated Conestoga, 5-4, in double overtime for the PIAA Class AA championship.
15. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 15
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.
16. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Prev: No. 17
The Bruins toppled Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the Colorado 6A state title.
17. Victor (NY) 19-3 Prev: NR
The Blue Devils defeated Yorktown, 9-3, to win the NY Class B state championship and their third straight state title.
18. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 21-2 Prev: No. 12
The Red Rams fell to Cold Spring Harbor, 11-9, in the NY Class C state championship.
19. Pittsford (NY) 19-2 Prev: No. 18
The Panthers were stunned in overtime by Ward Melville in the NY Class A championship, 10-9.
20. Conestoga (PA) 21-3 Prev: No. 13
The Pioneers fell to Avon Grove, 5-4, in double overtime in the PIAA Class AAA championship.
Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 18-1; Under consideration: Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-6; Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 17-1; Cathedral (IN) 21-4; Central Bucks East (PA) 18-6; Chatham (NJ) 16-3; Dallas Jesuit (TX) 15-5; Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-5; Everest Academy (ON) 11-2; Garden City (NY) 16-4; Georgetown Prep (MD) 15-6; IMG National (FL) 12-2; Lambert (GA) 20-2; La Salle (PA) 21-2; Lassiter (GA) 17-4; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-6; Manhasset (NY) 14-3; Massapequa (NY) 16-3; Moorestown (NJ) 18-4; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 16-4; Springfield-Delco (PA) 22-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Yorktown 17-5.
C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/21/17
From Press Release
Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) and Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the rosters of girls who will represent the New England region at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclassmen tournament will feature girls and boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Southwest, Upstate New York, Washington, D.C., and West and consist of two divisions of players from the graduating classes of 2018-2021.
The Highlight division will include players from the graduating classes of 2018-2019, while student-athletes from the classes of 2020-2021 will be on display in the Command division. The event will take place June 29-July 2 on the campus of Towson University in Towson, MD. Over the four days, the teams will battle in a pool play tournament.
The Underclass Tournament is part of the Under Armour All-America weekend, which features 88 of the nation’s best high school senior boys and girls facing off July 1 at Towson’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.
Coaching Staffs:
• Highlight Division: Caitlin Copelan, Lisa Parsons, Steve Dudeck
• Command Division: Kerry D’Ambroise, Nicole Gerosa
Highlight Division (2018-2019)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Madison Ahern 2019 Notre Dame Academy Cohasset, MA Mid-Field
Dylan Amonte 2019 Thayer Academy Norwell, MA Attack
Maddy Balter 2019 Wellesley Wellesley, MA Attack
Karlie Bucci 2018 New Canaan New Canaan, CT Mid-Field
Kari Buonanno 2019 Moses Brown Providence, RI Mid-Field
Teagan Canning 2018 Brooks School Groveland, MA Attack
Kay Conway 2019 Longmeadow Longmeadow, MA Mid-Field
Athena Corroon 2019 Sacred Heart Greenwich Greenwich, CT Defense
Genevieve DeWinter 2018 Greenwich Greenwich, CT Mid-Field
Braeden Dial 2018 New Canaan New Canaan, CT Attack
Paisley Eagan 2018 Taft Wilton, CT Mid-Field
Grace Flink 2018 Fairfield Ludlowe Fairfield, CT Goalie
Julia Greene 2019 Notre Dame Academy Norwell, MA Defense
Elle Hansen 2018 Cohasset Cohasset, MA Mid-Field
Jane Hansen 2019 Cohasset Cohasset, MA Mid-Field
Nicole Humphrey 2019 Greens Farms Academy Darien, CT Mid-Field
Katie Ramsay 2018 Darien Darien, CT Mid-Field
Sabrina Robins 2018 Sharon Sharon, MA Defense
Lexi Shmalz 2019 BB&N Needham, MA Mid-Field
Amy Shohet 2019 Milton Academy Pearland, TX Goalie
Ryan Smith 2019 Sacred Heart Greenwich Port Chester, NY Mid-Field
Annie Walsh 2019 Franklin Franklin, MA Mid-Field
Command Division (2020-2021)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Nathalie Ahn 2020 The Rivers School Hopkinton, MA Mid-Field
Emma Anderson 2020 Bishop Guertin Bedford, NH Defense
Gianna Cameron 2020 Franklin Franklin, MA Goalie
Leah Caputo 2020 Greenwich Academy Riverside, CT Attack
Taylor Chapentier 2020 Brooks School North Andover, MA Mid-Field
Reed Cole 2020 St. Pauls School Marblehead, MA Mid-Field
Alexandra Field 2020 Franklin Franklin, MA Defense
Sophia Franco 2020 Scarsdale Scarsdale, NY Mid-Field
Natasha Gorriaran 2021 Lincoln School Providence, RI Mid-Field
Annabelle Hasselbeck 2020 Rivers Weston, MA Mid-Field
Ashley Humphrey 2020 Darien Darien, CT Mid-Field
Sarah Jaques 2020 Darien Darien, CT Mid-Field
Ilana Kofman 2020 Longmeadow Longmeadow, MA Mid-Field
Taylor Lane 2020 Greenwich Academy Norwalk, CT Attack
Delaney LaRose 2021 Brewster Academy Litchfield, NH Goalie
Lucy Licata 2021 The Derryfield School Hopkinton, NH Mid-Field
Lauren Lisauskas 2020 Pinkerton Academy Derry, NH Attack
Gina-Marie Ricciotti 2020 Bridgewater-Raynham Bridgewater, MA Mid-Field
Sarah Roycroft 2020 Westwood Westwood, MA Mid-Field
Sophia Sudano 2020 Wilton High School Wilton, CT Mid-Field
Fallon Vaughn 2020 Concord Carlisle Regional Concord, MA Mid-Field
Jordan Vaught 2020 Darien Darien, CT Attack
