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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 11/18/15

Palmer High School (CO) congratulates Carter Jensen, Caleb Espinoza and Isaac Atencio on signing National Letters of Intent to play Division I lacrosse at Cleveland State University.

Carter Jensen, Caleb Espinoza, Isaac Jensen sign with Cleveland State

Carter Jensen – attack
Caleb Espinoza – Goalie
Isaac Atencio – defense

Paul VI (VA) signees/commits included: Michael McCormick, attackman, Gettysburg Nick Ancona, attackman, Wagner Adam Baker, goalie, Mount St. Mary’s Luke Davies, midfielder/attackman, VMI Tim Dickson, LSM, Delaware Valley

Paul VI signing

Paul VI (VA) signees/commits included:
Michael McCormick, attackman, Gettysburg
Nick Ancona, attackman, Wagner
Adam Baker, goalie, Mount St. Mary’s
Luke Davies, midfielder/attackman, VMI
Tim Dickson, LSM, Delaware Valley

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By Tom Peace
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 11/20/15

TopLaxRecruits.com has received some fantastic photos of signing day ceremonies during the National Letter of Intent early signing period.

One stood out to us last week from Battlefield HS in Virginia. It was a photo of senior Lauren Cardenas, sitting at a table and her father, Army Colonel Michael Cardenas, proudly standing next to her as he watched her sign her Letter of Intent to Rollins College.

Lauren Cardenas signs with Rollins beside dad, Michael Cardenas

“It felt great to have my dad there and home with me,” said Cardenas, a captain for Battlefield. “I have been very fortunate to have him home a lot lately, especially for my signing.”

Michael Cardenas – who has been in the Army for 23 years – has been stationed overseas in Europe on two separate occasions and has been deployed to the Middle East several times. He said he feels blessed, humble and very proud of his daughter.

“I have been very fortunate to be able to see Lauren play for both her Varsity and Club lacrosse teams,” he said.

The photo was very moving, for it not only was showing that Lauren’s dad was able to be there for her signing day but that it was on Veterans Day. Sometimes lacrosse and real life mesh well together, and this was one of those times.

“I constantly provide words of encouragement and wisdom that focus on trying to inspire Lauren to be the best lacrosse player, teammate, and individual that she can possibly be,” Michael said.

Cardenas fell in love with Rollins the moment she stepped on the beautiful Winter Park, Florida campus. “The head coaches at Rollins made me feel so welcomed and I got along with them immediately. I knew I would fit right in. The program is overall perfect for me,” she said.

It’s apparent that Lauren looks up to her father.

The way he leads men on the battlefield is the same way Lauren leads her team on the Battlefield lacrosse field. Cardenas has taken charge of making sure the team together through captain’s practice and conditioning.

“Our team looks great this year!” she said. “We have a lot of talent and a ton of determination to go far into the season.

“We have some great incoming athletes beginning their high school lacrosse career and they will be a great addition to our team. We have wonderful coaches at Battlefield who constantly motivate us and find ways to make us better athletes. This season will be very successful.”

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 11/21/15

DOWNINGTOWN, Pa. – The Fab 40 teams for the Nike Philly Freshman Showcase at United Sports.

White Team
Alex Slusher, A, Oregon Episcopal, OR, 3D (runner-up for MVP in morning sessions)
Cade MacLeod, A, Roswell, GA, LB3
Canyon Birch, A, Manasquan, NJ, Upstate
Peter Davies, A, Cover Sherborn, MA, Laxachusetts (2nd runner-up for MVP in morning sessions)
Macklin Fitzpatrick, A, Avon Old Farms, CT, 3D
Connor Mitchell, M, Buford, GA, Thunder
Matthew Heuston, M, Hempfield, PA, NXT
Collin Penn, M, Eden Prairie, MN, Team Minnesota
Henry Rentz, Thayer Academy, MA, Laxachusetts
Michael Farrell, M, Manhasset, LI Express
Will Bou, M/FO, Landon School, MD, Crabs
Mitch McEntee, LSM, St. Augustine Prep, NJ, South Shore
Grayson Feick, LSM, St. Mark’s, TX, 3D
Henry Bethel, D, Gilman School, MD, Breakers
Quentin Matsui, D, Eden Prairie, MN, Team Minnesota
Scott Bower, D, Episcopal School of Dallas, Texas Mustangs
Peter Blake, D, St. Sebastian’s, Laxachusetts
Hunter Jaronski, D, Academy of the New Church, PA, Duke’s LC
Stelio Kanaras, G, Pingry School, NJ, Leading Edge
Harrison Thompson, Mountain Lakes, NJ, STEPS

Green Team
Lance Tillman, A, Valor Christian, CO, FCA (MVP in morning sessions))
Mitchell Moyer, A, Archmere Academy, DE, NXT
Konrad Kraus, A, Sandwich, MA, Laxachusetts
Garrett Nilsen, A, St. Mary’s, MD, Annapolis Hawks
J.T. Stirpe, A, Vestel, NY, Orange Crush
Cooper Higgins, M, Lovett, GA, Thunder
Collin Almeida, Falmouth, MA, Laxachusetts
Grant Mitchell, M, Buford, GA, Thunder
Logan Bushweiler, M, Salesianum School, DE, Philly Freedom
Gabriel Lichtenstein, M, St. Paul’s, Breaker
Andrew Tyeryar, M/FO, St, Stephen’s & St. Agnes, VA, MadLax
Ryan Niggeman, LSM, Haverford School, Mesa Fresh
Will Frisoli, LSM, St. Sebastian’s, MA, Laxachusetts
Edward Lynch, D, Deerfield Academy, CT, Clams
Tommy Bavuso, D, Rumson-Fair Haven, NJ, Leading Edge
Sean Derby, D St. Anthony’s, NY, LI Express
Zach Neufang, D, Liverpool, NY, Orange Crush
Frankie Ciniglio, D, Ward Melville, NY, Team 91
Zac Hanway, G, Avon Grove, PA, Mesa Fresh
Christian Tomei, G, Oxbridge, FL, PB Revolution

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By Bradley Schlegel
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 11/24/15

NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. – Nick Rockefeller said hearing his name announced as the 2017 MVP at the 2015 Boys Philly Showcase Saturday at Episcopal Academy caught him off guard.

2017 MVP Nick Rockefeller (Harrison High, LB3 ATL)

“It really surprised me, and I was excited about that,” said the Harrison (GA) midfielder, who plays for LB3 ATL. “It was one of my ‘far out’ goals.”

Rockefeller was joined as a Morning Session MVP by St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes 2018 midfielder Rainier Lee (Virginia Lacrosse Club).

MVP Interviews:

Nick Rockefeller, 2017, MF, Harrison (GA), LB3 ATL

Did you think you would have a chance to the 2017 MVP award?
Rockefeller: “I wasn’t expecting to win it. There are so many kids from everywhere. It’s one of the biggest tournaments.”

What goals did you have today and what did you accomplish?
Rockefeller: “My goals were to make the all-star game and play well. I think I accomplished that.”

How was the competition in the morning games and what did you do to raise your level?
Rockefeller: “The competition in the morning was very good. It’s weird getting used to new teammates at a recruiting tournament like this. After the first half of the first game, we all started to mesh and play well together. We played well throughout the day.”

What did you learn about your game today that will help you moving forward?
Rockefeller: “I learned I need to be a pass first-midfielder. I usually try to dodge through double teams. I have to always pass through that, instead.”

What type of college are you looking for, athletically and academically?
Rockefeller: “I am definitely looking for a Division I school. Academics are more important. I want to go to a school where I can fit in and get playing time. I don’t want to sit on the bench for four years.”

Rainier Lee, MF, 2018, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, VA, Virginia Lacrosse Club

2018 MVP Rainier Lee (St. Styephens & St. Agnes (VA), Virginia Lacrosse Club

What goals did you have today and what did you accomplish?
Lee: “I wanted to play as well as I could against some of the best players in the country and have a good time while doing it. I also came into the day with the goal of making the all-star game.”

How was the competition in the morning games and what did you do to raise your level of performance?
Lee: “The competition was very good. It was really exciting to go up against some really good players who all were playing as hard as they could. I tried to raise my performance by looking to be more opportunistic in transition.”

What did you learn about your game today that will help you moving forward?
Lee: “I think I learned that I have to play confidently whenever I step onto a lacrosse field.”

What type of college are you looking for, in terms of athletics and academics?
Lee: “I’m looking for school where I can be pushed to be my best athletically and that will properly prepare me for life after college. I want to study business or engineering in college.”

Did you think you would have a chance to the 2018 MVP award?
Lee: “The thought honestly hadn’t crossed my mind until I heard my name announced as the MVP.”

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 11/26/15

BOYS PHILLY SHOWCASE 2017 FAB 40 ALL STAR ROSTERS

MAROON TEAM
No. Name, POS, State resides in, HS, Club

Fab 40 All-Stars for 2017 Class at Boys Philly Showcase Saturday at Episcopal Academy

1. Tommy Sopko, A, 2017, PA, Conestoga, NXT
2 Connor Ringwalt, A, 2017, PA, Episcopal Academy NXT
3 Liam Mueller, A, 2017, FL, West Orange, Team 22
4 Niko, Gekas A 2017 GA Roswell LB3
5 Colin Domek A (L) 2017 IL Neuqua Valley NXT Chicago
6 Andrew McGrady D 2017 VA St. John Paul the Great Team Maryland
7 Andrew Malicki D 2017 PA Southern Lehigh Old School
8 Tyler Ward D 2017 MD Severna Park 3D
9 Jason Reynolds D 2017 PA Downingtown East NXT
10 Charlie Winsor LSM 2017 CO Avon Old Farms Denver Elite
11 Mark Zimmermann G 2017 CT Glastonbury 3D
12 Matthew Gill G 2017 NY Horseheads FCA
13 Jason Bram M 2017 PA Hill School HEADstrong
14 Will Brossman M 2017 NJ Princeton Day NJLC
15 Evan Campbell M 2017 NJ Cherry Hill Braveheart
16 Jensen Corabi M 2017 NY Half Hollow Hills West Team 91
17 Colin Crowley M 2017 NJ Delbarton Blue Star
18 Nick DiIorio, M, 2017, PA, Haverford, HEADstrong
19 Anthony Altimari, M F/O, 2017, NY, Yorktown, Yorktown Ballers
20 Alexander Choy, M F/O, 2017, NJ, Ridge, Leading Edge

ORANGE TEAM
1 Ryan Lipsky, A, 2017, SC, Wando, Top Left
2 Max Brooks, A, 2017, IN, Hamilton Southeastern Mad Cats
3 Jarrett Birch, A, 2017, NJ, Manasquan, Upstate
4 Ronan Jacoby, A (L), 2017, CT, Glastonbury, 3D
5 William Jacobs, A (L), 2017, ME, Yarmouth, Clams
6 Andrew Estella, D, 2017, MA, St. John’s, Team Central
7 Ethan Black Fernandes, D, 2017, ON, Trinity Pawling, Black Wolf
8 Matt Rahill, D, 2017, PA, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, Twist
9 Quinn Amato, D, 2017, IL, Naperville Central, NXT Chicago
10 AJ Hoffmann, LSM, 2017, CT, Wilton, Prime Time
11 Henry Weld, G, 2017, CT, Duxbury, Laxachusetts
12 Cameron Mitchell, G, 2017, NY, Ithaca, Sweetlax
13 Jake Evangelista, M, 2017, NJ, West Essex, Patriot
14 Jack McManus, M, 2017, NY, Garden City, GC
15 Andrew Murray, M, 2017, NY, Bronxville, Predators
16 Jackson Rieger, M, 2017, NY, John Jay, Prime Time
17 Nick Rockefeller, M, 2017, GA, Harrison, LB3 ATL
18 Wyatt Watts, M, 2017, CO, Alexander Dawson, Team 11
19 Chris Clemente, M F/O, 2017, NY, Eastport South Manor, Team ESM
20 Jack Mattei, M F/O, 2017, IN, Cathedral, Titanium

BOYS PHILLY SHOWCASE 2018 ALL STAR ROSTER – CAROLINA BLUE TEAM

1 Jerry Bardol, A, 2018, PA, Upper Dublin, NXT
2 Matthew Berendsen, A, 2018, NC, Episcopal, Carolina Cannons
3 Jack Crockett, A, 2018, CA, Sacred Heart, 3D
4 Nolan Crognale, A, 2018, PA, Hopewell Valley, NXT
5 Colin Hendrickson, A, 2018, NH, Bedford, NH Tomahawks
6 Camden Bowdy, A (L), 2018, OH, Dublin Coffman, Haymakers
7 Drew Bregman, A (L), 2018, NJ, Lenape, Fusion
8 Jason Baisley, D, 2018, CT, Weston Bulldogs
9 Jake Calnan, D, 2018, MA, Noble & Greenough, Laxachusetts
10 Foster Burnley, LSM, 2018, NH, Souhegan, NH Tomahawks
11 Stephen Conte, LSM, 2018, NY, Syosset, Team 91
12 Brody LaPorte, LSM, 2018, CA, Menlo School, 3D
13 Shahe Katchadurian, G, 2018, NY, John Jay
14 Jack Siegel, G, 2018, VA, SSSA, VLC
15 Billy Chabot, M F/O, 2018, NY, Rye, Prime Time
16 Austin Deskewicz, M F/O, 2018, NY, Ballston Spa, Albany Power
17 Sam Schroeder, M, 2018, TX, St. Mark’s, C2C
18 Zachary Tucker, M, 2018, NY, Taft, 3D
19 Greyson Wolfram, M, 2018, CT, Brunswick, 3D
20 Tate Young, M, 2018, TX, Westlake, Express

KELLY GREEN TEAM

1 Liam Kalbacher A, 2018, NY, Syosset, Team 91
2 Garrett Leadmon, A, 2018, MD, DeMatha Catholic, FCA Maryland
3 Clayton Miller, A, 2018, PA, Cumberland Valley, Lax Factory
4 Paul Miller, A, 2018, MA, Brooks, Clams
5 Henry Stites, A, 2018, KY, Louisville Collegiate, Titanium
6 Andrew Derasmo, A (L), 2018, NY, Harborfields, LI Outlaws
7 Brian Lenaghan, D, 2018, NY, Chaminade, LI Express
8 Matthew Restieri, D, 2018, CT, Brunswick, 3D
9 Jacob Stoebner, D, 2018, TX, Westlake, Dallas Select
10 Andrew Ng, LSM, 2018, WA, Woodinville, Team Washington
11 Owen Weathersby, LSM, 2018, CO, Avon Old Farms, Prep Lax
12 Jack Van Slyke, G, 2018, GA, Georgetown, Breakers
13 Eugene Yoon, G, 2018, NJ, Princeton Day, Patriot
14 Jackson Harvey, M F/O, 2018, CO, Arapahoe, 3D
15 Mitchell Rothstein, M F/O, 2018, NJ, Haddonfield Memorial, TriState
16 Sterlyn Ardrey, Mm, 2018, NC, McCallie, Team 24/7
17 Griffin Catlett, M, 2018, OR, Lakeridge, 3D
18 John Chace, M, 2018, RI, Pomfret, Clams
19 Rainier Lee, M, 2018, VA, SSSA, VLC
20 JJ Pickard, M, 2018, UT, Hill School, 212

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 11/27/15

Albemarle (VA) 2018 midfielder Jennifer Wendelken has made a commitment to the admissions process at Dartmouth College.

Jennifer Wendelken ledger:

Jennifer Wendelken

High School: Albemarle High School, VA

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Dartmouth College (admissions process)

Club Affiliation: Capital Lacrosse Club

Major lacrosse honors: Second team All-State

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose this school? “Dartmouth’s warm atmosphere and focus on academics made it a perfect fit for me. The team’s character along with the fantastic coaching staff made my decision easy.”

Thank You: “I want to thank my dad for teaching me the game. His patience and dedication to my growth as a player has amazing. I also would like to thank my club coaches, Liz Case and Cally Chakrian, for bringing my play to the next level.”

Other schools considered: Duke, Princeton, Cornell

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/3/15

Bishop Ireton (VA) 2017 midfielder Caton Brisbin has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Iona College.

Caton Brisbin ledger:

Caton Brisbin

High School: Bishop Ireton, VA

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Iona College

Club Affiliation: Capital Lacrosse Club

Lacrosse Honors: Brine Virginia Team, Brine All-Star team, Duke Camp All-Star, DC Metro Team

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose Iona? “I really wanted to go to a small school with a close community. When I visited Iona, I fell in love with not only the beautiful campus but the people. The team was so close and outgoing and I knew that I would be welcomed onto the team with welcome arms. I’m so incredibly thankful for the opportunity that I have been given and I cant wait until signing day! Go Gaels !”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “The team looks really strong this year and I know we have a very good shot of becoming VISAA and WCAC Champions again!”

Thank You: “I want to thank Coach Sofield, for helping me grow not only as a lacrosse player but as a person over the past three years.

“Kate Carney, for always being there for me when I needed help. She gave me so much advice with recruiting and helped me after school all the time with lacrosse.

“My parents, for driving me all over the country for tournaments, camps, and visits. I wouldn’t be where I am today without them.”

Other schools considered: Georgetown,UConn, Army, High Point, American University, Cincinnati

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/7/15

Patriot High School (VA) 2017 LSM Turner McGarvey has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Mount Saint Mary’s University.

Turner McGarvey profile:

Turner McGarvey

High School: Patriot High School, VA

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: LSM

College Choice: Mount St. Mary’s University

Club Affiliation: 3D Select Mid-Atlantic

Lacrosse Honors: Team Wavelax Top 22 Selection, All Star Selections:
King of the Hill, Under Armour Shootout, FLG in 3D

What will you major in/study? Sports Management

Why did you choose the Mount? “I really like the coaching staff, campus, facilities and community feel of Mount St. Mary’s University.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “Although we lost several talented players to graduation, we have young talent coming up that should allow us be successful in our conference play and push us toward the state tournament.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my parents and all of my coaches and teammates along the way.

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank Coach Kielbasa, Coach Horne and Coach Allen, as well as my 3D coaches, Steven Brooks and Spencer Ford for all of their guidance and support.

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/8/15

Bishop Ireton High School (VA) 2017 attack Katie Ryan has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Mercer University.

Katie Ryan profile:

Katie Ryan

High School: Bishop Ireton High School, VA

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Attack

College Choice: Mercer University

Club Affiliation: Capital Lacrosse Club

Lacrosse Honors: DC Metro Team 3 for National Tournament

What will you major in/study? Accounting

Why did you choose Mercer? “I chose this school because of the team, coaches, and the campus. The team and coaches really were welcoming and had a great bond. Coach (Samantha) Eustace, Coach (Sara) Kuhlman, and Coach (Kerri) Brown are very supportive and really help the girls be the best they can be. I am so happy and excited to be a Mercer Bear.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my parents for driving me to all the tournaments, games, and practices and for their awesome support. I would like to also thank Coach Wagner and Coach Sofield for all the support and for pushing me to be the best I can be both on and off the field. Finally, I would like to thank my teammates for all the great memories and support.”

Other schools considered: Catholic Univerity of America, Manhattan College

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/9/15

Registration remains open for the Nike Futures Showcase for boys in the Classes of 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 on Jan. 2-3 at Roanoke College.

Name of tournament: Nike Futures Showcase

Location of tournament: Roanoke College, 221 College Lane, Salem, VA 24153

Dates and times of tournament: January 2nd-3rd
January 2nd-9:00 AM-5:00 PM
January 3rd-9:00 AM-1:00 PM

Key info for tournament: US Sports Camps, Inc. has partnered with Bill Pilat, Head Coach of Roanoke College, in offering the Nike “Futures” Lacrosse Showcase. The two day showcase is hosted at the beautiful Roanoke College campus located in Salem, a suburban independent city adjacent to Roanoke, Virginia.

NIKE FUTURES SHOWCASE
A 2 Day showcase for all 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 High School Graduates to display their talents in front of College Coaches.
Teams will be coached by current college coaches for the two days.
This Showcase will only enroll the first 144 Players who sign up. Campers and teams are encouraged to register early!

Registation link: https://secure.ussportscamps.com/step1/28662
Fees: $350.00

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE

This camp will have 4 full field, 10 vs 10 games, on field turf. College coaches will be coaching teams along with College coaches attending the event to scout and recruit players. There will also be an instructional practice sessions on first day. The camp is open to any and all entrants.
Restricted to 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019s
Special College Coach Instructional Session for all Teams
Every camper receives a reversible Nike practice jersey
Website link: http://www.ussportscamps.com/lacrosse/nike/nike-futures-showcase/

Coaches: Roanoke College Lacrosse

Head Coach-Bill Pilat
Assistant Coach-Justin Tuma
Assistant Coach-Dave Sampson

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/9/15

Paul VI (VA) 2019 attackman/midfielder Jacob Angelus has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Johns Hopkins University.

Jacob Angelus profile:

Jacob Angelus

High School: Paul VI Catholic High School, VA

Graduation Year: 2019

Position: Attack/Middie

College Choice: Johns Hopkins University

Club Affiliation: Blackwolf

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: Baltimore Summer Kickoff All-Star

What will you study? Undecided

Why did you choose this school? “Coach (Dave) Pietramala is a great fit for me. I loved the environment and the lacrosse program and it is where I need to be.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We are looking to win a championship every year. I think we have a talented team this year and we are definitely going to compete for a championship.”

Thank You: “Thanks to my parents, Coach Waters, and Coach Trigiani.”

Other schools considered: Maryland, Ohio State, UVA

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/16/15

Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School (VA) 2017 defenseman Andrew McGrady has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Wagner College.

Andrew McGrady profile:

Andrew McGrady

High School: Saint John Paul the Great Catholic High School, VA

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Defense

College Choice: Wagner College

Club Affiliation: Trilogy ICE

Lacrosse Honors: In 2015: NXT Philly Showcase All-Star, Elite 100 All-Star, Brine All-American – Virginia, MadLax East Coast Showcase All-Star

What will you major in/study? Liberal Arts

Why did you choose Wagner? “Excellent coaching staff, amazing location, and a quickly rising program.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “Great DI talent we should be successful throughout the season.”

Thank You: “I thank all of my lacrosse coaches from youth to high school, especially Coach Shawn Newman for all his support and guidance and Coach Michael Seymour who put a stick in my hand. Finally, my parents who made it possible to participate in the sport.”

Other schools considered: Salisbury, Adams

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/16/15
From Press Release

Registration for the Frozen 150 Showcase, an elite girls’ individual tournament that will feature Division I coaches as clinicians, will close in two weeks.

The event will be held Jan. 2 in Fredericksburg, VA. This event features position specific instruction from college coaches, a recruiting panel and showcase games in front of college coaches.

The Frozen 150 Showcase is open to current freshmen, sophomore, and junior girls lacrosse players looking to play at the collegiate level. The featured collegiate clinicians include Villanova, George Mason, Navy, VCU, Saint Joseph’s and Winthrop.

“This event is such an extraordinary opportunity for these athletes,” said Jeff Long, President & CEO. “They get to work face to face with coaches from some of the country’s best collegiate programs.

“This smaller Showcase environment provides a tremendous advantage to the player. If I had a daughter, she would be in Fredericksburg Jan 2nd.”

Click here to register or for more information.

The Frozen 150 Showcase is held on the indoor turf fields in the Fredericksburg Field House, approximately an hour from Washington D.C. and Richmond. Girls will experience collegiate type drills used by the clinicians from their own practices. The skills learned are meant to prepare the attendees for the next level.

The environment provides the athletes with an advanced look at how college coaches run their practices while allowing the coaches an opportunity to evaluate the talent. The day will also provide athletes and parents a venue to further understand the recruiting process via the Q&A session.

The Frozen 150 will host girls from Colorado, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Registration is open through December 28th. To register for the Frozen 150 Showcase or to see a full detailed schedule, please visit the Frozen 150 Showcase website.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/18/15
From Press Release

LEGACY Global Sports and Brine Lacrosse announced today the Middle School and Youth girls that have been selected to advance and play in the Brine Pride of Maryland Showcase.

The Brine Pride of Maryland Showcase features the top ranked players selected from Brine regional tryouts held in Maryland.

Players will showcase their lacrosse skills to qualify for selection to represent the State of Maryland at the prestigious 2016 Brine National Lacrosse Academy.

The event will take place July 19-22, 2016 at the River City Sportsplex in Richmond, Virginia. Players will be given an exceptional opportunity to represent their State in game competition with NCAA college lacrosse coaches providing instruction to better prepare players for high school.

For more information about the event, visit www.nationallacrosseclassic.com. You can also follow the Brine National Lacrosse Academy on Twitter at https://twitter.com/NLCLacrosse. Use the hashtag: #road2NLC16

Maryland Middle School girls

First Name Last Name Position Year City State
Alexis Abe M 2021 Arnold Maryland
Rheanna Bissett D 2021 Owings Maryland
Carly Carter M/A 2021 Charlotte Hall Maryland
Addy Caulk M 2021 Centreville Maryland
Willow Cooper M/A 2020 Chesapeake Beach Maryland
Colby Cooper M/A 2020 Upper Marlboro Maryland
Sofia D’Avella A 2020 Bethesda Maryland
Rose Davis M/A 2020 Bowie Maryland
Ellie Dutton A 2020 Bishopville Maryland
Kyleigh Eaton G 2021 Jessup Maryland
Makenna Filley D 2020 Charlotte Hall Maryland
Elyse Finnelle G 2021 Shady Side Maryland
Abby Gravel M/A 2021 Rockville Maryland
Blair Guy M 2021 Laplata Maryland
Abbey Hurlbrink D 2020 Ruxton Maryland
Elizabeth Kennedy A 2020 Baltimore Maryland
Katherine Lengel A 2020 Glenwood Maryland
Bella Lynch A 2021 Annapolis Maryland
Katelyn Mann M 2020 Pikesville Maryland
Kaleigh Mulligan D 2020 Dunkirk Maryland
Madison Plitt M 2021 Sykesville Maryland
Isabella Rulapaugh A 2021 Centreville Maryland
Reine Saint Amour M 2021 Annapolis Maryland
Sofie Sorteberg A 2020 Towson Maryland
Gabby Stapleton A 2021 Keymar Maryland
Sara Vosburg M/A 2021 Pasadena Maryland
Corinne Webb M 2021 Ridgely Maryland
Alexa Zeruto A 2020 Huntingtown Maryland

Maryland Youth Girls

First Name Last Name Position Year City State
Abigail Beattie G 2024 Warrenton Virginia
Chrystina Bennett D 2022 Owings Mills Maryland
Jordan Condon M 2022 Dunn Loring Virginia
Sofia D’Angelo M/A 2022 Vienna Virginia
Ryan Dineen M/A 2022 Huntingtown Maryland
Kori Edmondson M 2022 Severn Maryland
Kate Fuhrman A 2022 Fulton Maryland
Pilar George M/A 2023 Arlington Virginia
Caroline Godine A 2022 Owings Mills Maryland
Alex Krohn A 2022 Mount Airy Maryland
Stephanie Marszal G 2022 Catonsville Maryland
Jaclyn Marszal A 2022 Catonsville Maryland
Cameron Medinger A 2022 Reisterstown Maryland
Maura Murphy M 2022 Woodbine Maryland
Carrie O’Ferrall D 2022 Catonsville Maryland
Emily Peek M/A 2022 Phoenix Maryland
Olivia Rockstroh D 2022 Phoenix Maryland
Bella Saviano M 2022 Pasadena Maryland
Hannah Shiels M 2022 Cockeysville Maryland
Peyton Shreves M 2022 Potomac Maryland
Sarah Thacker M 2022 La Plata Maryland
Jocelyn Torres G 2022 Glenwood Maryland
Isabela Torres M 2023 Glenwood Maryland
Maggie Weisman D 2022 Mount Airy Maryland

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/19/15

The schedule and divisions have been released for the 2015 DICK’S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions Dec 29- 31 at Wesley Chapel, FL.

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The fields are as follows: dick's SG

Elite A

Division A
Brady’s Bunch Elite (FL)
Everest Academy (ON)
Fleet Elite (NC)
Resolute Lacrosse (OH)
Royal Reds Elite (ON)
Team Mavericks (FL)

Division B
FCA Lacrosse Elite (CO)
Florida Elite (FL)
Road Warriors (NC)
Team Total Michigan Elite (MI)
West Florida Lacrosse Elite (FL)
Grand River Ironmen Elite (ON)

Rising Stars

Chaos Lacrosse RS (TX)
FCA Lacrosse RS (NAT)
Florida Elite RS (FL)
KC Blue Lions (MO)
Lionheart Lacrosse (MD)
Michigan Mavericks RS (MI)
Ottawa Nemesis (ON)
Pasco Lions RS (FL)
Team Total Michigan RS (MI)
Team Wisconsin (WI)

U15

Division A
757 Select 15U (VA)
Brady’s Bunch 15U (FL)
Central Illinois Cyclones (IL)
Grand River Ironmen 15U (ON)
Queen City Chill Elite 2019 (OH)

Division B
Black Jack Elite (OH)
Mamas Boyz Lacrosse (NY)
Monsters Lacrosse 15U (FL)
Oneida Braves 15U (ON)
Pasco Lions 15U (FL)

Division C
Chaos Lacrosse 15U (TX)
FCA Lacrosse 15U (NAT)
Plundering Swashbucklers (CA)
Red Devil United 15U (NC)
West Florida Lacrosse 15U (FL)

U13

757 Select 13U (VA)
Atlanta Crush Elite (GA)
Black Swamp 13U (OH)
Bucks Select Black 2020 (PA)
FCA Lacrosse 13U (NAT)
Hartland Heat (MI)
Maryland Xtreme (MD)
Michigan Mavericks 13U (MI)
Michigan Warriors (MI)
Monsters Lacrosse 13U (FL)
Oneida Braves 13U (ON)
Palm Beach Revolution 13U (FL)
Pasco Lions 13U (FL)
Performance Edge Pride (NC)
Pride Blue (GA)
Red Devil United 13U (NC)
Rising Sons (PA)
Stars & Stripes Lacrosse 13U (PA)
Team Minnesota (MN)
Team Money (PA)
Tribal Lacrosse Academy (IL)
West Florida Lacrosse 13U (FL)

U11

Division A
Arden Diamondbacks (MD)
Madlax Georgia (GA)
Chaos Lacrosse 11U (TX)
Mad Cats (IN)
South Tampa Tarpons (FL)
Team Igloo 2022 Artic Blast (NY)
Valley Select 2022 (VA)

Division B
C2C Georgia Elite (GA)
Cavalier Lacrosse (VA)
Palm Beach Revolution 11U (FL)
Pasco Lion 11U (FL)
Renegade Lacrosse (SC)
Stars & Stripes Lacrosse 11U (PA)
Team 91 Bandits (NY)

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/28/15

Centreville (VA) 2018 attack Emily Marciano has committed to the admissions process at Brown University.

Emily Marciano profile:

Emily Marciano

High School: Centreville HS, VA

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Attack

College Choice: Brown University

Club Affiliation: Cardinal Girls Lacrosse Club

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: VHSL Conference 5 All-conference Attacker; Brine All-American National Lacrosse Classic- Team Virginia 2018; Brine All-American National Lacrosse Classic- All tournament team

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose this school? “I chose Brown for many reasons. First, because of the amazing education I will be getting. I also fell in love with the campus and the coaches and team. It just seemed like the perfect choice for me.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “We have a strong returning team and expect to have a good year. We made it to the state semis last year, and expect to make it deep in to the state tournament this up coming season.”

People to thank: “I’d like to thank both of my parents and my brother for always supporting me on and off the field. I would also like to thank my HS and club Coach, Ashley Kimener, along with my other club coaches, Betsy Angel, Courtney Gibbons and Hannah Mcbee, for pushing me to be the best player I could be. I’d also like to thank my old high school coach, Christina Griel, for teaching me to never give up! Lastly, I’d like to thank my team for being my best friends and for pushing me to get better every day.”

Other schools considered: William and Mary, University of Connecticut

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/29/15

Walsingham Academy (VA) 2018 midfielder Camryn Mann has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Arizona State University.

Camryn Mann profile:

Cammie Mann

High School: Walsingham Academy, VA

Graduation Year: 2018

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Arizona State University

Club Affiliation: Storm Elite 2018

Lacrosse Honors: 2015 Virginia National Team, 2015 UNC Winter Camp All-Star team, 2014-2015 Virginia Brine National Classic, 2014-2015 HS leading Scorer, 2014-2015 HS MVP

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose ASU? “Arizona State has everything I could ever imagine in a school, and I knew after visiting that there was nothing that could even compare to it.

“The program is brand new, and the school is really putting a ton into making the program the best it can be. The amount of support the program is getting from the whole athletic department is incomparable to any other.

“Along with the growing program, the sport itself is really growing in the west. With all the growth out west, I see huge opportunities for my future even after college to continue to grow the game. Over all the campus and everything about the school goes above and beyond all expectations.”

Thank You: “I would like to say a huge thank you to my parents, Courtney Connor, Sue Murphy, Chrissie Collet, Mary Squire, and Kimberly Young for making me the player I am today and inspiring me to play at the highest level.”

Other schools considered: University of North Carolina, Elon University, Virginia Common Wealth University, Old Dominion University

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/4/16

Camryn Mann had new goals for the New Year Saturday when she returned to compete in the Frozen 150 girls’ showcase Saturday at the Fredericksburg (VA) Field House.

Rams MVP’s (from left): Arianna Shea (Integrity), Marissa Lagera (Hero’s), Camryn Mann (Storm Elite)

“Last year I competed in the Frozen 150 and I loved it!” said the Walsingham High (VA) 2018 midfielder. “There was a lot of tough competition and college coaches. It’s a great place to get noticed for sure.

“Last year, my goal going into the event was to take that first step in the recruiting process and get some traction from college coaches. This year I came in with different goals because just a couple days before Christmas I committed to play D1 at Arizona State.

Eagles MVPs: Alyssa Wright (Hero’s), Morgan Akers (Ulax/Uproar/Revolution), Sam Kreis (Black Dog Lacrosse)

“With that being said the ultimate goal this year was to learn from different coaches and just keep a stick in my hand. After you commit it’s no time to take a break, that’s when the real work begins!”

Mann, of Storm Elite, was one of three MVPs named for the Rams, along with Arianna Shea (Integrity) and Marissa Lagera (Hero’s). Other MVP’s included: Natalie Pugliese (Team United), Nicole Orella (Long Island Yellow Jackets), and Madison Corcoran (Lady Roc) of the Wildcats; Kira Repich (Storm Elite), Kaitlyn Arcari (Capital Lacrosse), and Kathryn Kelley (Dynamite Lacrosse Club) of the Hawks; and Alyssa Wright (Hero’s), Morgan Akers (Ulax/Uproar/Revolution), and Sam Kreis (Black Dog Lacrosse) of the Eagles.

The event, run by Victory Events, began with drills through multiple stations that including man-up/man-down situations, shooting drills, double team defense/getting out of doubles, and techniques for taking the draw. That clinic portion was led by coaches from Villanova, St. Joseph’s, VCU, Navy, and Winthrop.

After that, a Q&A recruiting panel was held for both parents and athletes. In the afternoon, the girls split into four teams and played 7v7 showcase games. Those teams were also coached by the college coaches.

Wildcats MVPs (from left): Natalie Pugliese (Team United), Nicole Orella (Long Island Yellow Jackets), Madison Corcoran (Lady Roc)

“Overall, I learned a ton from each of the coaches,” said Mann. “It was pretty much impossible not to learn from such knowledgeable people! One of my weaker points is off ball defense, but after this weekend I feel very confident in that area of my game.”

What went well for Mann?

“To earn MVP honors I did my best to show my strong points, and even if I was working a weaker area of my game, always going 110 percent was the priority,” she said. “My team meshed pretty well.

“It’s always a bit challenging coming onto a field with a bunch of girls you don’t know too well, but communicating with your teammates all over the field is definitely a necessity to be a successful team in this kind of environment. Along with that, really trying to connect with other girls on your team and finding things you have in common with them really helps to make a connection on the field.”

Hawks MVPs (from left): Kira Repich (Storm Elite), Kaitlyn Arcari (Capital Lacrosse), Kathryn Kelley (Dynamite Lacrosse Club)

The field featured players from over 25 clubs. represented from states including VA, MD, PA, NY, CO, and MA. Players came from such elite clubs as the Long Island Yellow Jackets, STEPS Elite, Hero’s, T3, Mass Elite, Lady Blue Crabs, Philly Blast and Integrity.

Also winning MVP: Kaitlyn Arcari, 2018 MF/ATT, Bishop O’Connell High School (Capital Orange)

What kind of goals did you have coming into the showcase and did you fulfill them?
Arcari: “My goal going into the showcase was to get through the entire day giving it my all and hustling for every ball no matter how tired or worn out I was. ‘Keep going and NEVER give up no matter how hard it is’ was my motto.

What went well for you to earn MVP honors?
Arcari: “I think I played really well because I was having a ton of fun and I received great instruction from my coaches and great support from my teammates. I liked the small and relaxed environment the showcase had. I also put in a lot of work on my own time before the showcase to prepare.

“Just because you may not be (at) the same skill level as everyone there there’s still room for them to improve also. If you practice practice practice you can achieve anything! Don’t be afraid to try new things, it’s how you learn. So get out on the wall! Repetition is key for success! And don’t forget to have fun!”

What did you learn from all the coaching that will help you to get ready for the high school season ?
Arcari: “I enjoyed working with all the coaches and they all gave me great information but I especially liked the sliding double drill that I did with the VCU coach. I will definitely be able to use the information that I learned in this drill during my high school season.”

How did your team mesh ? What did you have to do to play well together?
Arcari: “I knew no one going into the showcase but I really enjoyed my team and I think we played really well together as a team. The group of girls made it easy to mesh together because we all had different things to learn and teach one another and we all wanted to get better. Communication was a key part of our success. Throughout the day we got better and better at communicating with each other which resulted in winning team.”

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/5/16

Menchville High School (VA) 2016 attackman Austin Lee has committed to play Division II lacrosse at Chowan University.

Austin Lee profile:

Austin Lee

High School: Menchville High School, VA

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: Attack

College Choice: Chowan University

Club Affiliations: Captains Elite, Hampton Roads Ironclads

Lacrosse Honors: Second Team All-Conference, First Team All-Conference, Set Record for season points at Menchville High School (44g 42a) 11 games

What will you major in/study? Business

Why did you choose Chowan? “I chose Chowan University because it fits me perfectly. I’m really familiar with the area and love it there. I also wanted to be far enough from home where I can have my space, but also close enough so family and friends can watch me compete.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “Given the fact that we will have a smaller team of younger players that are new to the sport, we will compete and play to our best as any team should.”

Thank You: “I really want to think my entire family, if it wasn’t for them, I would’ve never pushed myself to try and do things and make myself better.

“A second thank you I’d like to send out would be to my travel coach Steve Notarnicola, because win or lose he could always boost your confidence.

“Another thank you would be to my youth coach Sean Myatt. He taught me the basics of what I need to know and the enjoyment of the sport whether we win or lose.”

Other schools considered: Ferrum College, Pfeiffer University, University of Mary Washington

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/15/16

St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School (VA) 2019 FOGO Andrew Tyeryar has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at the University of Michigan.

Andrew Tyeryar profile:

Andrew Tyeryar

High School: Saint Stephens & Saint Agnes School, Alexandria, VA

Graduation Year: 2019

Position: FOGO

College Choice: University of Michigan

Club Affiliation: Madlax

Lacrosse Honors: Madlax C.A.S.E. Award; Philly Showcase Fab 40; Madlax National Team; Phillly Showcase “King of the X” finalist.

What will you major in/study? International Business or Veterinary Medicine

Why did you choose Michigan? “Michigan is one of the best universities in the world. When I visited Ann Arbor, I fell in love with the feel and energy of the school, the world-class facilities, coaches, students and UM’s rich history and tradition in academics and sports. I’m very excited to play for Coach (John) Paul as he builds Michigan lacrosse into a top program in the country.”

HS team’s outlook for 2016 season? “I’m playing my first year for SSSAS and Coach Taibl this Spring, we have a strong team with several senior leaders. I look forward to facing some of my talented Madlax teammates who attend rival IAC schools!”

Thank You: “I am most grateful to my wonderful parents Barbara and Clay who have supported me my entire life, as well as my brothers CJ and Alex.. I’ve also been blessed with marvelous coaches throughout my career, including Steve Smith, Tod Deery, Pete Keating and Paul Zidlicky, and of course my Madlax coaches, Cabell Maddux, Mike Kenlay, Matt Marriott, Garett Ince and others. I’m also very grateful to my cousin Brent Armstrong, and to several older players who have helped me along the way, including David Solomon and Reece Belcher.”

Other schools considered: UNC, Ohio State, UMD, Penn State

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