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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/19/17

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) 19-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles play Episcopal Academy in the Inter-Ac Invitational semifinals tonight at Cabrini University.

3. Darien (CT) 16-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave close its season Saturday vs. Fairfield-Ledlowe (CT).

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride saw its 33-game win streak end in a 4-2 season-ending loss to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 17-1 Prev: No. 5
The Explorers play Archbishop Wood today in the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks play North Shore in the Section 8 Class C semifinals on Tuesday at Hofstra University.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season with just one blemish, an 11-10 loss to Hill Academy.

8. Brunswick School (CT) 14-1 Prev: No. 8
The Bruins can finish a perfect season in the New England West with a win Saturday over Berkshire.

9. Delbarton (NJ) 16-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave toppled Chatham, 10-8, for the Morris County championship.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep

11. Calvert Hall (MD) 15-2 Prev: No. 11
The Cardinals finished a perfect 9-0 in the MIAA regular season and have the top seed in the playoffs.

12. McDonogh School (MD) 15-3 Prev: No. 14
The Eagles tied for second with a 7-2 mark in the MIAA and face St. Mary’s tonight in the first round of the playoffs.

13. Severna Park (MD) 18-0 Prev: No. 15
The Falcons have advanced to the semifinals of the state 4A/3A tourney and face Blair tonight.

14. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 15-0 Prev: No. 20
The Panthers haven’t lost a regular season game since 2014.

15. Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-5 Prev: No. 16
The Lakers finished 7-2 in the MIAA regular season and have a first-round bye in the playoffs.

16. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 15-1 Prev: NR
The Red Rams toppled Victory, 9-8.

17. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 13
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.

18. Haverford School (PA) 15-6 Prev: NR
The Fords won their third straight outright Inter-Ac League title and play Malvern Prep tonight in the Inter-Ac Invitational semifinals.

19. Conestoga (PA) 16-3 Prev: NR
The Pioneers tied with Garnet Valley for the Central League title and face Hatboro-Horsham Saturday in the District 1 Class AAA quarterfinals.

20. Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-4 Prev: NR
The Churchmen face Culver Academy (IN) in the Inter-Ac Invitational semifinals tonight.

Under consideration: Avon Grove (PA) 17-1; Chaminade (NY) 10-4; Chatham (NJ) 14-2; Cherry Creek (CO) 17-1; ; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garnet Valley (PA) 15-4; ; Lambert (GA) 20-1; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 12-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-5; Manhasset (NY) 13-2; Massapequa (NY) 13-2; New Canaan (CT) 11-5; Pittsford (NY) 14-1; Ridgefield (CT) 13-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 14-2; Victor (NY) 12-3; Ward Melville (NY) 14-2.

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.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17

The Summit Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 22-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles downed Notre Dame Prep, 12-9, in the IAAM title game for their ninth straight championship, eighth straight undefeated season and 177th consecutive win.

2. Glenelg (MD) 19-0 Prev: No. 2
The Gladiators face C.M. Wright today in the 3A/2A state finals at Stevenson.

3. Ridgewood (N.J.) 19-0 Prev: No. 3
The Maroons face Ridge today in the North Jersey North 1 Group 4 semifinals.

4. Ward Melville (NY) 17-0 Prev: No. 4
The Patriots clipped West Islip (NY), 11-9, Monday in the Suffolk County Class A quarterfinals.

5. Notre Dame Prep (MD) 19-3 Prev: No. 5
The Blazers fell to No. 1 McDonogh, 12-9, in the IAAM finals; two of their three losses were to the Eagles and the third to No. 2 Glenelg.

8. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5 Prev: NR
The Cardinals won a thriller over St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 9-8, in overtime on a goal by Reilly Casey, to win the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

6. Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ) 14-1 Prev: No. 8
The Panthers play Westfield today in the North Jersey North 2 Group 4 semifinals.

7. Moorestown (NJ) 18-2 Prev: No. 9
The Quakers routed Mainland, 18-4, Monday in the South Jersey Group 3 semifinals.

8. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2 Prev: No. 6
The Saints fell to Bishop Ireton, 9-8, in overtime in the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

9. Archbishop Carroll (PA) 19-1 Prev: No. 7
The Patriots defeated Cardinal O’Hara, 20-3, for their 17th straight Catholic League championship.

10. Garden City (NY) 16-1 Prev: No. 10
The Trojans routed Calhoun, 17-3, in the Nassau County Class B semifinals.

11. Mt. Sinai (NY) 14-2 Prev: No. 11
The Mustangs play a Suffolk County Class B semifinal Thursday.

12. Summit (NJ) 15-2 Prev: No. 12
The Hilltoppers defeated Roxbury, 14-3, in the North Jersey Group 3 Section 2 semifinals on Monday.

13. Conestoga (PA) 18-2 Prev: No. 13
The Pioneers host Owen J. Roberts Tuesday in the District 1 Class AAA semifinals.

14. Oak Knoll (NJ) 17-4 Prev: No. 14
The Royals toppled Providence, 18-9, in the semifinals of the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 playoffs.

15. Brighton (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 15
The Barons finished a perfect regular season.

16. Loyola Academy (IL) 24-2 Prev: No. 19
The Ramblers dealt Minnesota power Eden Prairie its first loss, 11-7.

17. Darien (CT) 14-3 Prev: No. 18
The Blue Wave routed Staples, 23-4, Monday in the FCIAC semifinals; they face Ridgefield in the finals on Wednesday

18. Torrey Pines (CA) 23-0 Prev: No. 20
The Falcons completed a perfect season by defeating Poway, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division championship.

19. Lawrenceville (NJ) 20-2 Prev: No. 17
The Big Red fell to Oak Knoll, 15-14, in the NJ Prep A final.

20. Milton (GA) 19-4 Prev: NR
The Eagles defeated Cambridge, 13-4, for their 11th big-school state title in 13 years.

Under consideration:Agnes Irwin (PA) 19-5; Archbishop Spalding (MD) 13-5; Bayport-Blue Point (NY) 12-3; Bishop Ireton (VA) 16-5; Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4; Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 19-2; Century (MD) 14-3; Eastport-South Manor 12-2; Episcopal Academy (PA) 20-4; Garrison Forest (MD) 12-6; Glenelg Country School (MD) 15-5; Leonardtown (MD) 16-1; Longmeadow (MA) 14-1; Manchester Valley (MD) 13-3; Marriotts Ridge (MD) 13-4; Middle Country (NY) 13-3; Morristown (NJ) 15-5; New Canaan (CT) 10-4; Pittsford (NY) 14-1; Rumson-Fair Haven (NJ) 18-2; Sachem North (NY) 12-4; Severna Park (MD) 17-2; Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.) 9-2; Smithtown East (NY) 14-2; Upper Arlington (OH) 15-2; West Genesee (NY) 11-3; Westminster (MD) 13-2.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17

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) 17-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave face Wilton today in the FCIAC semifinals.

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride had just one loss, a 4-2 season-ending defeat to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 19-1 Prev: No. 5
The Explorers routed St. Joseph’s Prep, 13-3, in the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks play North Shore in the Section 8 Class C semifinals tonight at Hofstra University.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season with just one blemish, an 11-10 loss to Hill Academy.

8. 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.

9. Delbarton (NJ) 16-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave faces Christian Brothers today in the Non-Public Class A quarterfinals.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep

11. Calvert Hall (MD) 16-2 Prev: No. 11
The Cardinals defeated Loyola Blakefield, 12-8, in the MIAA semifinals and will face McDonogh for the title Thursday.

12. McDonogh School (MD) 17-3 Prev: No. 12
The Eagles downed Boys’ Latin, 11-8, in the MIAA semifinals and meet Calvert Hall for the crown Thursday.

13. Severna Park (MD) 19-0 Prev: No. 13
The Falcons face Churchill Wednesday in the state 4A/3A finals at Stevenson.

14. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 15-0 Prev: No. 14
The Panthers play Westfield Wednesday in the North NJ Group 4 semifinals.

15. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 16-1 Prev: No. 16
The Red Rams face Marcellus today in the Section 3 Class C semifinals.

16. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 17
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.

17. Haverford School (PA) 16-7 Prev: No. 18
The Fords fell to Culver Academy, 9-5, in the Inter-Ac Invitational finals.

18. Conestoga (PA) 18-3 Prev: No. 19
The Pioneers play at Garnet Valley today in the District 1 Class AAA semifinals.

19. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Prev: NR
The Bruins routed Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the Colorado 6A state title.

20. Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-6 Prev: No. 15
The Lakers fell to McDonogh, 11-8, in the MIAA semifinals.

Under consideration: Avon Grove (PA) 18-1; ; Chaminade (NY) 10-4; Chatham (NJ) 15-2; Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-5; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garnet Valley (PA) 16-4; Lambert (GA) 20-2; Lassiter (GA) 17-4; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 13-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-6; Manhasset (NY) 13-2; Massapequa (NY) 13-2; New Canaan (CT) 11-6; Pittsford (NY) 15-1; Ridgefield (CT) 13-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 14-2; Victor (NY) 13-3; Ward Melville (NY) 15-2.

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.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the North and South team rosters that will take the field the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The girls Under Armour All-America North will be coached by former Johns Hopkins standout Mary Key Parme, while Under Armour athlete and U.S. National Team midfielder and three-time Tewaaraton winner Taylor Cummings will lead the South.

The game’s 44 participants and four honorees were announced in four waves this spring.

Girls Under Armour All-America North Team
Position Name High School College
A Molly Carter Lynbrook (N.Y.) Syracuse
A Kate Kotowski Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) North Carolina
A Jamie Ortega Centereach/ Middle Country (N.Y.) North Carolina
A Livy Rosenzweig Somers (N.Y.) Loyola
A Kyla Sears Skaneateles (N.Y.) Princeton
M Catriona Barry St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) Duke
M Hannah Cermack Ridgewood (N.J.) Boston College
M Katie Cosgrove Churchville-Chili (N.Y.) Duke
M Brennan Dwyer Loyola Academy (Ill.) Northwestern
M Kelsey Huff Eastport-South Manor (N.Y.) USC
M Chloe Jones Lawrenceville (N.J.) Virginia
M Shannon Kavanagh Smithtown East (N.Y.) Florida
M Allison Mastroianni Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) North Carolina
M Kaci Messier Victor (N.Y.) Notre Dame
M Taylor Pinzone Waltham (Mass.) Northwestern
M Sophia Triandafils Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.) Penn State
M/D Cailee Perettine Farmingdale (N.Y.) Boston College
D Margaret Donovan McDonogh (Md.) Princeton
D Emily Vengilio Mount Sinai (N.Y.) Penn State
D Kayla Wood Catonsville (Md.) North Carolina
G Riley Hertford Lake Oswego (Ore.) USC
G Hannah Van Middelem Mount Sinai (N.Y.) Syracuse
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D Sabrina Cristodero St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) Florida*
A McKenzie Harris Brighton (N.Y.) Syracuse**
D Olivia Smith St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) Penn**

*Will not participate due to conflict.
**Will not participate due to injury.

Girls Under Armour All-America South Team
Position Name High School College
A Ali Baiocco Oak Knoll (N.J.) Stanford
A Zoe Belodeau St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) Penn
A Grace Haus Notre Dame Prep (Md.) Florida
A Catie May McDonogh (Md.) Maryland
A Taylor McDaniels Good Counsel (Md.) North Carolina
M Andie Aldave McDonogh (Md.) Notre Dame
M Keegan Barger Notre Dame Prep (Md.) Johns Hopkins
M Samantha Fiedler Garrison Forest (Md.) Loyola
M Grace Griffin Liberty (Md.) Maryland
M Scottie Rose Growney Conestoga (Pa.) North Carolina
M Shelby Harrison St. Mary’s (Md.) Johns Hopkins
M Charlotte North Episcopal School of Dallas (Texas) Duke
M Courtney Renehan Glenelg (Md.) Maryland
M Liz Scott Conestoga (Pa.) Loyola
M Eddy Shoop Cape Henlopen (Del.) Florida
M Samantha Swart Archbishop Carroll (Pa.) Syracuse
D Laurie Bracey Centennial (Md.) Maryland
D Halle Graham Good Counsel (Md.) Virginia
D Mollie Miller St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) Georgetown
D Brooke Robbins Severn (Md.) Maryland
G Bridget Deehan Milton (Ga.) Notre Dame
G Samantha Fish Scripps Ranch (Calif.) Princeton
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M Kylie Davis Century (Md.) Maryland***

*** Will not participate due to injury.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/24/17

2017 Arizona Lacrosse League Boys’ All-State, awards for 2017:

1st Team All-State

Attack
Grant Loftin Arcadia
Cade Blouin Chaparral
Jacob Schripsema Pinnacle
Alex Lesher Brophy

Midfield
JJ Rose Desert Vista
Joe Van Ribbink Brophy
Max Manka Salpointe
JD Van Arsdall Arcadia

Defense
Luke Van Ribbink Brophy
Marcus Fosdik Catalina Foothills
Luke Labate Chaparral
Andrew Basha Desert Vista

Goalie
Brayden Tavrytzky Pinnacle

2nd Team All-State

Attack
Will Lynch Notre Dame Prep
Parker Arendt Desert Vista
James Traxler  Notre Dame Prep
Dane Hittle Chandler Pumas

Midfield
Ben Macey Desert Vista
Patrick McNeil Brophy
Elijiah Owen Gilbert
Tommy Moore Brophy
Taylon Perkins Gilbert

Defense
Zackary Siegel Nortre Dame Prep
Carter McKeon Brophy
Trey Bussler Corona del Sol
Grant Hushek Brophy

Goalie
Marcus Koumontzis Notre Dame Prep

Honorable Mention All-State

Attack
Nate Maltry Salpointe
Tommy Dell’Erario Boulder Creek
Jackson McKinney Salpointe

Midfield
Murphy Hartmann Boulder Creek
Will Offerman Sabino
Quin Stanton Nortre Dame Prep
Zamon Williams Glendale

Defense
Neal Connell Chaparral
Trevor Quan Glendale
Kevin Royal Desert Vista
Josh Escobedo Salpointe

Goalie
Joe Cattaneo Glendale

Bob Scott Award: Bryce Palmer,Chandler Pumas

All-American

Brayden Tavrytzky Pinnacle
JJ Rose Desert Vista
Cade Blouin Chaparral
Joe Van Ribbink Brophy

Coach of the Year: Steve Weis Arcadia

Offensive Player of the Year: JJ Rose Desert Vista

Defensive Player of the Year: Luke Van Ribbink Brophy

Official of the Year: Kole Dea

Team Sportsmanship: Corona

BILLY LLOYD MEMORIAL AWARD
Kevin Krieger
For outstanding contributions to lacrosse in AZ as an AZ alum

Academic All-American
Tyler Tavrytzky Mountain Ridge
Andrew Basha Desert Vista
Dylan Shapiro Desert Mountain

Academic All-American- Honorable Mention
Bryce Palmer                          Chandler Pumas
Tanner Tavrytzky              Mountain Ridge
Grant Hushek                         Brophy
Samuel Preul   Horizon

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/28/17
From US Lacrosse

Long Island’s three-year reign atop the top flight of the US Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament will come to an end as Philadelphia 1 and Massachusetts/Rhode Island 1 advanced to the championship game of the Onondaga Division after each went 3-0 in pool play in action on Saturday at Yale University.

More than 1,200 of the nation’s top high school players, representing 27 states, are competing in the historic event that dates to 1933.

Philadelphia opened play with a 14-9 win over Connecticut, then edged defending champion Long Island Metro 1 by a 12-10 score, and capped off a perfect day with a 12-7 win over D.C. Metro 1. Philadelphia will meet Massachusetts/Rhode Island in the title game after the New England squad knocked off New Jersey North 1 (14-6), Long Island Metro 2 (14-10) and Baltimore Metro (15-7).

Massachusetts/Rhode Island 1 and Philadelphia 1 battle in the championship game of the Onondaga Division begins at 11:45 a.m. on Sunday. Following the game, the Heather Leigh Albert Award will be presented to the outstanding player in the tournament. The award has been presented since 1994, and former U.S. World Cup players Lauren Aumiller and Katie Chrest are among the past recipients.

It was a great day overall for the Massachusetts/Rhode Island contingent as all four of its squads advanced to the championship game in their respective divisions. Massachusetts/Rhode Island 2 will play Hudson Valley in the Seneca Division final, and in the Mohawk Division, it will be a head-to-head showdown between Massachusetts/Rhode Island 3 and Massacusetts/Rhode Island 4.

Five other division titles will be on the line on Sunday with Philadelphia 5 playing Utah/Idaho in the Cayuga Division, Wisconsin playing North Florida in the Haudenosaunee Division, Orange County (Calif.) playing New Hampshire/Utah 2 in the Iroquois Division, Illinois playing Washington in the Oneida Division, and South Florida playing San Diego in the Tuscarora Bracket.

Maria Mulvihill helped Illinois to a perfect 3-0 record during pool play in the Oneida Division. Illinois will meet Washington in the Oneida Division championship game on Sunday.

The US Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament is sponsored by the Heather Leigh Albert Foundation, Yolo Sportswear, First Scout Productions, Gatorade and The Pearl by Guardian, along with US Lacrosse national partners Greenfields, Nationwide, Sports Force Parks and SweatX.

Click here for complete results.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/28/17
From US Lacrosse

Massachusetts/Rhode Island 1 defeated Philly 1, 15-13, to win the top flight, Onondaga, today at the US Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament at Yale University.

It was the first Massachusetts/Rhode Island team to win the event since current Boston College great Kenzie Kent (Boston College) and Maeve McMahon (Harvard) led Lower New England to the Onondaga title in 2012.

“It’s incredible,” said Massachusetts/Rhode Island coach Beth O’Brien. “I was very fortunate to coach the New England team that won four years ago. I know how great it was then, and we knew we had a great team here. To bring them down and share with them what a great experience it would be for them to be able play well and take something home with them was really exciting. I was really happy for the kids.”

Philadelphia jumped out to an early 3-1 lead in the championship game, but neither team could pull away in a game that was tied seven times, the last coming after Philadelphia scored three straight goals to knot the game 11-11 with 12:38 to play. Massachusetts/Rhode Island answered with a three-goal run of its own and ran out the clock for a 15-13 victory.

Madison Ahern led Massachusetts/Rhode Island with three goals and Emma Farnham and Jane Hansen each scored twice. Philly was led by Katie Detwiler with four goals and Olivia Doody scored three times.

Following the game, the Heather Leigh Albert was presented to Detwiler as the outstanding player in the event. Detwiler, a junior at Archbishop Carroll High School (Pa.) is committed to play at Loyola (Md.).

In the Seneca Division final, Hudson Valley’s Teagan Lucchese scored the first goal of the game, but Massachusetts/Rhode Island 2 then held the New York squad scoreless for more than 35 minutes and went on to a 12-2 victory. Sophia Dicenso led the victors with four goals and Kylee Bowen had three goals.

In the Oneida Division championship game, Washington’s Mackenzie Chapman scored five goals to lead her team to a 12-10 victory over Illinois. Illinois led 7-6 at the half, but Washington scored the first five goals of the second half, two of them by Chapman, to take control. Katie Brodsky and Maggie Sweeney also had a pair of goals for Washington. Greer Bireley, Sydney Collignon and Maggie Gorman each had two goals for Illinois.

In the Tuscarora Division title game, South Florida scored three goals in the opening five minutes of the second half to move out to a 6-1 lead and went on to beat San Diego 9-5. Tara Shecter and Caitlyn Wurzburger each scored twice for South Florida. San Diego had five different goal scorers.

South Florida downed San Diego 9-5 to win the Tuscarora Division and was one of two teams from the Sunshine State to win division titles. North Florida won the Haudenosaunee Division.

The Mohawk Division featured and all Massachusetts/Rhode Island final. Team 3 beat Team 4 from the region 8-7 on Murphy McDonough’s goal with 1:14 remaining in the game. Caroline Kremer had a team-high three goals while McDonough and Grace Ahonen each scored twice. Massachusetts/Rhode Island 4 was led by Maya Dube, Molly Greer and Caroline Klim with two goals each.

In the Cayuga Division final, Utah/Idaho pulled away from a 5-5 halftime tie to beat Philadelphia 5, 12-8. Lois Garlow scored just 30 seconds into the half to start the rally, and she finished the game with four goals, three of them coming in the second half. Alissa Johnson also had a hat trick for Utah/Idaho. Olivia Brenner led Philadelphia with two goals.

In the Iroquois Division championship, Orange County (Calif.) scored four goals in a span of a little over six minutes in the second half to break a 4-4 tie, and went on to a 9-7 victory over New Hampshire/Vermont 2. Niki Miles had three second half goals for Orange County and Callin Young scored twice. Brigid Casey and Hannah McCarthy each had two goals for New Hampshire/Vermont.

Finally, in the Haudenosaunee Division, North Florida gave the Sunshine State a second division title with a 12-7 victory over Wisconsin. North Florida held Wisconsin scoreless in the opening half and led 9-0 before Wisconsin got on track in the second half. Mason Yonge led North Florida with three goals and Halle Ebling, Kendall Gracie and Cameron Nagao each scored twice. Landry Elliott led Wisconsin with three goals.

The US Lacrosse Women’s National Tournament is sponsored by the Heather Leigh Albert Foundation, Yolo Sportswear, First Scout Productions, Gatorade and The Pearl by Guardian, along with US Lacrosse national partners Greenfields, Nationwide, Sports Force Parks and SweatX.

Championship Game Scores
Onondaga: Mass/RI 1 d. Philly 1, 15-13
Seneca: Mass/RI 2 d. Hudson Valley, 12-2
Oneida: Washington d. Illinois, 12-10
Tuscarora: South Florida d. San Diego, 9-5
Mohawk: Mass/RI 3 d. Mass/RI 4, 8-7
Cayuga: Utah/Idaho d. Philly 5, 12-8
Iroquois: Orange County (Calif.) d. NH/VT 2, 9-7
Haudenosaunee: North Florida d. Wisconsin, 12-7

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/30/17

The Summit Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 22-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles downed Notre Dame Prep, 12-9, in the IAAM title game for their ninth straight championship, eighth straight undefeated season and 177th consecutive win.

2. Glenelg (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 2
The Gladiators blitzed C.M. Wright, 12-3, in the 3A/2A state finals at Stevenson to complete a perfect season last Monday.

3. Ridgewood (N.J.) 21-0 Prev: No. 3
The North Jersey champion Maroons face Bridgewater-Raritan Wednesday in the New Jersey Group 4 semifinals.

4. Notre Dame Prep (MD) 19-3 Prev: No. 5
The Blazers fell to No. 1 McDonogh, 12-9, in the IAAM finals; two of their three losses were to the Eagles and the third to No. 2 Glenelg.

5. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5 Prev: No. 6
The Cardinals won a thriller over St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 9-8, in overtime on a goal by Reilly Casey, to win the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

6. Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ) 18-1 Prev: No. 7
The Panthers play Ridgewood Wednesday in the New Jersey Group 4 semifinals.

7. Moorestown (NJ) 19-2 Prev: No. 8
The Quakers play Notre Dame today in the New Jersey Group 3 semifinals.

8. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2 Prev: No. 9
The Saints fell to Bishop Ireton, 9-8, in overtime in the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

9. Archbishop Carroll (PA) 20-1 Prev: No. 10
The District 12 champion Patriots face Strath Haven today in the first round of the District 1 tournament.

10. Garden City (NY) 16-1 Prev: No. 11
The Trojans meet Long Beach in the Nassau County Class B finals on Wednesday.

11. Mt. Sinai (NY) 14-2 Prev: No. 12
The Mustangs meet Bayport-Blue Point today in the Suffolk County Class C finals.

12. Summit (NJ) 17-2 Prev: No. 13
The Hilltoppers meet Northern Highlands today in the New Jersey Group 3 semifinals.

13. Conestoga (PA) 20-2 Prev: No. 14
The District 1 AAA champion Pioneers meet West Chester Rustin today in the first round of the PIAA playoffs.

14. Oak Knoll (NJ) 18-4 Prev: No. 15
The Royals face Saddle River Day today in the New Jersey Group 1 semifinals.

15. Ward Melville (NY) 17-1 Prev: No. 4
The Patriots were stunned by Northport, 8-7, in the Suffolk County Class A semifinals.

16. Loyola Academy (IL) 26-2 Prev: No. 17
The Ramblers play Glenbrook South in the Illinois state semifinals Wednesday.

17. Middle Country (NY) 14-3 Prev: NR
The Wolverines play Northport today for the Suffolk County Class A title.

18. Darien (CT) 16-3 Prev: No. 18
The Blue Wave routed Ridgefield, 17-7, in the FCIAC finals and gear for the state tournament.

19. Torrey Pines (CA) 23-0 Prev: No. 19
The Falcons completed a perfect season by defeating Poway, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division championship.

20. (tie) Lawrenceville (NJ) 20-2 Prev: No. 20
The Big Red fell to Oak Knoll, 15-14, in the NJ Prep A final.

20. (tie) Milton (GA) 19-4 Prev: No 20
The Eagles defeated Cambridge, 13-4, for their 11th big-school state title in 13 years.

Under consideration:Agnes Irwin (PA) 21-5; Archbishop Spalding (MD) 13-5; Bayport-Blue Point (NY) 13-3; Bel Air (MD) 15-4; Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4; Brighton (NY) 16-1; Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 20-2; Century (MD) 14-3; Eastport-South Manor 14-2; Episcopal Academy (PA) 21-5; Garrison Forest (MD) 12-6; Glenelg Country School (MD) 15-5; Leonardtown (MD) 16-1; Longmeadow (MA) 14-1; Manchester Valley (MD) 13-3; Marriotts Ridge (MD) 13-4; Middle Country (NY) 14-3; Morristown (NJ) 16-6; New Canaan (CT) 10-4; Northport (NY) 13-5; Pittsford (NY) 14-1; Rumson-Fair Haven (NJ) 20-2; Sachem North (NY) 13-5; Severna Park (MD) 17-3; Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.) 12-3; Smithtown East (NY) 15-3; Upper Arlington (OH) 15-2; West Genesee (NY) 11-3; Westminster (MD) 13-2.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/30/17

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) 19-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave routed Ridgefield, 20-4, in the FCIAC finals and gear for the state tournament.

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 14-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride toppled St. Sebastian’s-MA, 12-10, in the semifinals of the Geico High School Nationals at Catholic University and will face Georgetown Prep in the title game tonight on ESPNU at 7 p.m.

5. La Salle (PA) 20-1 Prev: No. 5
The Catholic League champion Explorers face Spring-Ford in the first round of the PIAA championships tonight.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 17-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks play Lynbrook tonight in the Section 8 Class C finals.

7. Calvert Hall (MD) 17-2 Prev: No. 11
The Cardinals defeated McDonogh, 12-6, to win the MIAA championship and close with 15 straight wins.

8. 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.

9. Delbarton (NJ) 18-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave faces Seton Hall Prep Tuesday in the Non-Public Class A finals on Wednesday.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep

11. McDonogh School (MD) 17-4 Prev: No. 12
The Eagles fell to Calvert Hall, 12-6, in the MIAA championship.

12. Severna Park (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 13
The Falcons edged Churchill, 7-6, Wednesday for the state 4A/3A championship.

13. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 18-1 Prev: No. 16
The Red Rams face Johnson City today in the NY Class C state playoffs.

14. Conestoga (PA) 20-3 Prev: No. 19
The Pioneers won the District 1 Class AAA championships and open state play today against fellow Central League foe Haverford High.

15. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 17
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.

16. Haverford School (PA) 16-7 Prev: No. 18
The Fords fell to Culver Academy, 9-5, in the Inter-Ac Invitational finals.

17. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Prev: NR
The Bruins routed Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the Colorado 6A state title.

18. Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 16-3 Prev: NR
The Pirates meet Delbarton Wednesday in the Non-Public A finals.

19. Pittsford (NY) 16-1 Prev: NR
The Panthers play Fairport today in the Section 5 Class A finals.

20. Manhasset (NY) 14-2 Prev: NR
The Indians play Garden City today for the Section 8 Class A title.

Under consideration: Avon Grove (PA) 19-2; Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-6; Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 17-1; Chaminade (NY) 11-4; Chatham (NJ) 16-3; Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-5; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garden City (NY) 14-3; Garnet Valley (PA) 17-5; Georgetown Prep (MD) 15-5; IMG National (FL) 12-2; Lambert (GA) 20-2; Lassiter (GA) 17-4; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 17-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-6; Massapequa (NY) 13-2; Pittsford (NY) 15-1; Ridgefield (CT) 13-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 14-2; Victor (NY) 15-3; Ward Melville (NY) 16-2.

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.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/5/17

Colorado High School Boys Lacrosse Coaches Association All-State teams for 2017:

Class 5A

Player of the year: Asher Nolting, Cherry Creek
Coach of the year: Dan Mullins, Lewis-Palmer
Assistant of the year: Wayne Chancellor, Monarch

FIRST TEAM
NAME YEAR SCHOOL POSITION
Asher Nolting Senior Cherry Creek Attack
Tommy Mott Senior Highlands Ranch Attack
Gabe Mein Junior Columbine Attack
Henry Savage Junior Cherry Creek Attack
Jake Frane Senior Mountain Vista Attack
Chase Douglas Senior Arapahoe Attack
August “Mustang” Sally Sophomore Denver East Attack
Colin Munro Senior Mountain Vista Midfield
Connor Till Senior Cherry Creek Midfield
Nick Gallegos Senior Highlands Ranch Midfield
Nate Miller Senior Cherry Creek Midfield
Reed Babcock Sophomore Regis Jesuit Midfield
Zach Hall Senior Wheat Ridge Midfield
Quentin Birch Senior Regis Jesuit Midfield
Nick Darrow Junior Columbine Midfield
Jack Calderone Senior Cherry Creek Defense
Joey Soran Senior Regis Jesuit Defense
Trevor Brown Senior Cherry Creek Defense
Trey Sayers Senior Wheat Ridge Defense
Judd Erickson Senior Mountain Vista Defense
Erik Peters Senior Rock Canyon Goalie
Braden Host Senior Regis Jesuit Goalie
JT Simonton Senior Cherry Creek F/O Midfield
Hunter Graefe Senior Chaparral LSM
Patrick Roe Junior Regis Jesuit Defensive Midfield
Justin Kehoe Senior Wheat Ridge Defensive Midfield
SECOND TEAM
NAME YEAR SCHOOL POSITION
Mikey Blais Senior Douglas County Attack
Jake Govett Junior Mountain Vista Attack
Dylan Sandman Senior ThunderRidge Attack
Andrew Frerich Senior Wheat Ridge Attack
Gunnar Carlile Junior Heritage Attack
Nick Ringhofer Junior Regis Jesuit Attack
Aaron Boyd Senior Mullen Midfield
Nate Surd Junior Columbine Midfield
Blake Widlund Senior Arapahoe Midfield
Ryan Nunes Senior Mountain Vista Midfield
Caden Meis Sophomore Legend Midfield
Dalton Ziegler Senior Lewis-Palmer Midfield
Timmy Saffold Junior Kent Denver Midfield
Marcus Trujillo Sophomore Castle View Defense
Drake Gillis Senior Mullen Defense
Mac Tezak Senior Regis Jesuit Defense
Brock Harmon Junior Columbine Defense
Sammer Ziady Senior Monarch Defense
Travis Torline Senior Wheat Ridge Defense
Jack Weigand Senior Regis Jesuit Defense
Nic Haughn Senior Pine Creek Defense
Joe Whitmore Senior Smoky Hill Goalie
Ian Mullins Senior Lewis-Palmer Goalie
Gavin Bellman Junior Columbine Goalie
Daniel Shelanski Senior Denver East F/O Midfield
Kyle Nalen Senior Kent Denver LSM

Honorable mention:
Garrett Ziegler, Junior, Lewis-Palmer, Attack
Oliver Hart, Senior, Eaglecrest, Attack
Ryan Bergner, Junior, Kent Denver, Attack
Matt Pollack, Senior, Colorado Academy, Attack
Ty Veres, Senior, Rock Canyon, Midfield
Jack Tuttle, Freshman, Castle View, Midfield
Jimmy Erickson, Junior, Cherry Creek, Midfield
Charlie Gifford, Senior, Monarch, Midfield
Max Waldbaum, Senior, Kent Denver, Midfield
Jacob Brunner, Sophomore, Lakewood, Midfield
Brody Rule, Sophomore, Highlands Ranch, Defense
Jack Wahlenmaier, Senior, Rock Canyon, Defense
Colby Moore, Junior, Grandview, Defense
Jonah Hirshorn, Junior, Mountain Vista, Goalie
Nolan Hector, Senior, Wheat Ridge, Goalie
Danny Kowalski, Senior, Monarch, LSM
Griffin Bonjean, Junior, Mountain Vista, LSM
Garrett Rademacher, Junior, Lewis-Palmer, Defensive Midfield
Brett Boos, Junior, Chaparral, F/O Midfield
Dylan Leinhart, Freshman, Columbine, F/O Midfield

Class 4A

Player of the year: Gavyn Pure, Dawson School
Coach of the year: Bobby Ecker, Vail Mountain
Assistant of the year: Bill Bauer, Ponderosa

FIRST TEAM
NAME YEAR SCHOOL POSITION
Gavyn Pure Junior Dawson School Attack
Luke Verratti Senior Vail Mountain Attack
Grayson Goodyear Senior Valor Christian Attack
Chase Phelps Senior Conifer Attack
Lance Tillman Sophomore Valor Christian Attack
August Johnson Junior Cheyenne Mountain Midfield
Gianni Orlando Senior Valor Christian Midfield
Mac Zee Senior Dawson School Midfield
Austin Konnath Senior Air Academy Midfield
Kyle Robinette Senior Durango Midfield
Sean Traynor Junior Valor Christian Midfield
Jack Shams Junior Dawson School Midfield
Lance Olson Senior Lutheran Midfield
Aidan Abram Sophomore Dawson School Defense
Ryan Lemmons Senior Windsor Defense
Luke Buck Senior Cheyenne Mountain Defense
Sage Gardner Sophomore Dawson School Defense
Jackson Soderquist Sophomore Valor Christian Defense
Kobe Lewis Senior Thompson Valley Goalie
Luke Paige Senior Cheyenne Mountain Goalie
Ryan Burdi Sophomore Green Mountain Goalie
Eric Pacheco Sophomore Valor Christian F/O Midfield
Tyler Hancock Senior Vail Mountain F/O Midfield
Jake Hardy Senior Windsor LSM
Trevor Perkey Senior Air Academy LSM
Charlie Morrow Junior Battle Mountain Defensive Midfield
SECOND TEAM
NAME YEAR SCHOOL POSITION
Hunter Watts Junior Dawson School Attack
Mason Meyer Senior Conifer Attack
Davis Petersen Junior Steamboat Springs Attack
Greg Bilek Sophomore Thompson Valley Attack
Jack Eagan Junior Cheyenne Mountain Attack
Jack Bell Senior Cheyenne Mountain Midfield
Max Hanson Junior Bishop Machebeuf Midfield
Nic Crosbie Junior Evergreen Midfield
Riley Miller Senior Conifer Midfield
Nick Huels Senior Conifer Midfield
Zane Hensel Senior Battle Mountain Defense
Alex Tate Senior Thomas Jefferson Defense
Jake Pacheco Junior Pueblo West Defense
Devon Thompson Senior Conifer Defense
Caleb Wilking Senior Conifer Defense
Grant McNamera Senior Steamboat Springs Defense
Jake Delgado Senior Ponderosa Goalie
Kyle Sudol Senior Dawson School F/O Midfield
Bryan Gilbertson Senior Steamboat Springs LSM
Brennan Grass Junior Golden LSM
Mark Studer Junior Conifer Defensive Midfield

Honorable mention:
Cullen Nordamen, Senior, Cheyenne Mountain, Attack
Adam Halpern, Senior, Lutheran, Attack
Liam O’Malley, Junior, Littleton, Attack
Tommy Rodgers, Junior, Durango, Attack
Corbett Tate, Senior, Thomas Jefferson, Midfield
Andrew Bloss, Junior, Windsor, Midfield
Myya Bonner, Jr., Senior, George Washington, Midfield
RJ Peshek, Junior, Aspen, Midfield
Trey Cardenas, Sophomore, Thompson Valley, Defense
Jack Simpson, Junior, Golden, Defense
Peter Wharton, Junior, Steamboat Springs, Goalie
Dawson Santangelo, Freshman, Dawson School, Goalie
Zac Dewey, Freshman, Thompson Valley, Defensive Midfield

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/6/17

The Summit Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 22-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles downed Notre Dame Prep, 12-9, in the IAAM title game for their ninth straight championship, eighth straight undefeated season and 177th consecutive win.

2. Glenelg (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 2
The Gladiators blitzed C.M. Wright, 12-3, in the 3A/2A state finals at Stevenson to complete a perfect season last Monday.

3. Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ) 18-1 Prev: No. 6
The Panthers play Ridgewood Wednesday in the New Jersey Group 4 semifinals.

4. Notre Dame Prep (MD) 19-3 Prev: No. 4
The Blazers fell to No. 1 McDonogh, 12-9, in the IAAM finals; two of their three losses were to the Eagles and the third to No. 2 Glenelg.

5. Ridgewood (N.J.) 21-0 Prev: No. 3
The Maroons were defeated by Bridgewater-Raritan, 10-9, in the New Jersey Group 4 semifinals.

6. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5 Prev: No. 5
The Cardinals won a thriller over St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 9-8, in overtime on a goal by Reilly Casey, to win the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

7. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2 Prev: No. 8
The Saints fell to Bishop Ireton, 9-8, in overtime in the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

8. Archbishop Carroll (PA) 20-1 Prev: No. 9
The District 12 champion Patriots face Strath Haven today in the first round of the District 1 tournament.

9. Garden City (NY) 18-1 Prev: No. 10
The Trojans defeated Eastport-South Manor, 12-6, to win the Long Island Class B title and advance to the state semifinals.

10. Mt. Sinai (NY) 16-2 Prev: No. 11
The Mustangs clipped SWantagh, 10-4, to win the Long Island Class C title and advance to the state semifinals.

11. Summit (NJ) 19-2 Prev: No. 12
The Hilltoppers downed Moorestown, 9-8, to win the NJ Group 3 state title and meet Summit in the Tournament of Champions semifinals on Wednesday.

12. Oak Knoll (NJ) 20-4 Prev: No. 14
The Royals won the NJ Group 1 state title and play Summit Wednesday in the Tournament of Champions semifinals.

13. Ward Melville (NY) 17-1 Prev: No. 15
The Patriots were stunned by Northport, 8-7, in the Suffolk County Class A semifinals.

14. Loyola Academy (IL) 28-2 Prev: No. 16
The Ramblers downed New Trier, 15-9, to win their ninth straight Illinois state title.

15. Middle Country (NY) 18-3 Prev: No. 17
The Wolverines downed Massapequa, 10-9, to win the Long Island Class A title and advance to the state semifinals as Jamie Ortega (four goals, three assists) set a state record for points with 575.

16. Darien (CT) 18-3 Prev: No. 18
The Blue Wave face New Canaan today in the Large School (Class L) state tournament semifinals.

17. Moorestown (NJ) 19-2 Prev: No. 7
The Quakers play Notre Dame today in the New Jersey Group 3 semifinals.

18. Torrey Pines (CA) 23-0 Prev: No. 19
The Falcons completed a perfect season by defeating Poway, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division championship.

19. Lawrenceville (NJ) 20-2 Prev: No. 20
The Big Red fell to Oak Knoll, 15-14, in the NJ Prep A final.

20. Milton (GA) 19-4 Prev: No 20
The Eagles defeated Cambridge, 13-4, for their 11th big-school state title in 13 years.

Under consideration:Agnes Irwin (PA) 21-5; Archbishop Spalding (MD) 13-5; Bayport-Blue Point (NY) 13-4; Bel Air (MD) 15-4; Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4; Brighton (NY) 16-1; Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 20-2; Century (MD) 14-3; Colorado Academy (CO) 17-2; Conestoga (PA) 21-3; Eastport-South Manor 15-3; Episcopal Academy (PA) 21-5; Garrison Forest (MD) 12-6; Glenelg Country School (MD) 15-5; Leonardtown (MD) 16-1; Longmeadow (MA) 21-1; Manchester Valley (MD) 13-3; Marriotts Ridge (MD) 13-4; Morristown (NJ) 16-6; New Canaan (CT) 10-4; Northport (NY) 13-5; Pittsford (NY) 18-1; Rumson-Fair Haven (NJ) 20-2; Sachem North (NY) 13-5; Severna Park (MD) 17-3; Smithtown East (NY) 15-3; Upper Arlington (OH) 19-2; Westminster (MD) 13-2.

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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.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/14/17

The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. (tie) 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 defeated Cheshire, 16-3, to win its fourth straight Connecticut state title.

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 title.

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.

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By Ashley Blanton
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/14/17

The Final TopLaxRecruits Western Boys’ Rankings:

1. (tie) St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2
The Wildcats defeated Bellarmine College, 9-4. to win the WCAL championship.

1. (tie) Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1
The Bruins defeated Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the CHSAA 5A Championship. Days later, legendary coach Bryan Perry retired after five state titles, 10 finals appearances and 258 wins in 20 years.

3. Regis Jesuit (CO) 15-4
The Raiders fell to Cherry Creek, 17-8, in the 5A state finals.

4. La Costa Canyon (CA) 18-2
The Mavericks toppled Coronado, 10-9, for the CIF San Diego championship.

5. Torrey Pines (CA) 17-5
The Falcons were upset by Coronado in the CIF San Diego Semifinals.

6. Poway (CA) 17-5
The Titans fell to Costa Canyon, 11-8, in the CIF San Diego Semifinals.

7. Loyola-Los Angeles (CA) 21-4
The Cubs toppled Santa Ana, 13-4, to win the US Lacrosse LA/OC championship.

8. Bellevue (WA) 16-3
The Wolverines defeated Mercer Island, 11-4, Ballard for the Washington 3A championship.

9. Faith Lutheran (NV) 18-0
The Crusaders routed Reno, 26-6, for the Nevada state championship.

10. (tie) Arapahoe (CO) 13-5
The Warriors reached the 5A state semifinals.

10. (tie) Oregon Episcopal (OR) 17-1
The Aardvarks defeated Sunset, 9-6, to win the Oregon state championship.

Under consideration: Amador Valley (CA) 18-4; Corona Del Mar (CA) 18-3; Coronado (CA) 15-7; Eastside Catholic (WA) 15-2; Jesuit-Portland (OR) 20-2; Juan Diego (UT) 18-5; Kent Denver (CO) 13-5; Mountain Vista (CO) 11-6; Palos Verdes (CA) 17-5; San Ramon Valley (CA) 20-3; Skyline (WA) 16-2; Sunset (OR) 21-3; Valor Christian (CO) 15-4; West Linn (OR) 20-1.

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By Ashley Blanton
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/14/17

The TopLaxRecruits Western Girls’ Rankings:

1. Torrey Pines (CA) 23-0
The Falcons completed a perfect season by defeating Poway, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division championship. Taylor Scornavacco had four goals while Marisa Kuberra and Kelly McKinnon each scored three.

2. Novato (CA) 24-1
The Hornets face California High tonight in the North Coast Section Division I championship.

3. Colorado Academy (CO) 17-2
The Mustangs defeated Cheerry Creek, 8-5, to win the Colorado State championship for the third straight year.

4. Mater Dei (CA) 16-5
The Monarchs toppled Redondo Union, 21-11, to win the Southern Section LA/OC title.

5. Poway (CA) 19-3
The Titans fell to Torrey Pines, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division.

6. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 10-6
The Wildcats finished with a 14-6 win over California HS.

7. Lake Oswego (OR) 20-2
The Lakers defeated Oregon Episcopal, 13-3, for the state championship.

8. Cherry Creek (CO) 15-4 .
The Lady Bruins fell to Colorado Academy, 8-5, in the state finals.

9. Denver East (CO) 14-4 .
The Angels fell to Cherry Creek, 8-5, in the state semifinals.

10. Eastside Catholic (WA) 15-3
The Spartans defeated previously-undefeated Bainbridge Island, 16-11, to win the Washington State Championship on Friday.

Teams to Watch: Arapahoe (CO) 11-7; Amador Valley (CA) 17-5; Bainbridge Island (WA) 15-1; California High (CA) 18-3; Chaparral (CO) 13-4; Columbine (CO) 13-3; Davis (CA) 12-7; Dakota Ridge (CO) 15-2; ; Issaquah (WA) 12-2; Kent Denver (CO) 13-5; La Jolla (CA) 16-3; Menlo School (CA) 15-2; Monte Vista (CA) 16-6; Oregon Episcopal (OR) 14-3; Park City (UT) 16-2; Oak Ridge (CA) 16-4; San Ramon Valley (CA) 13-3;

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/15/17

The Summit Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 22-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles downed Notre Dame Prep, 12-9, in the IAAM title game for their ninth straight championship, eighth straight undefeated season and 177th consecutive win.

2. Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ) 22-1 Prev: No. 3
The Panthers defeated Oak Knoll, 7-6, in the New Jersey Tournament of Champions title game.

3. Glenelg (MD) 20-0 Prev: No. 2
The Gladiators blitzed C.M. Wright, 12-3, in the 3A/2A state finals at Stevenson to complete a perfect season.

4. Notre Dame Prep (MD) 19-3 Prev: No. 4
The Blazers fell to No. 1 McDonogh, 12-9, in the IAAM finals; two of their three losses were to the Eagles and the third to No. 3 Glenelg.

5. Ridgewood (N.J.) 21-1 Prev: No. 5
The Maroons were defeated by Bridgewater-Raritan, 10-9, in the New Jersey Group 4 semifinals.

6. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5 Prev: No. 6
The Cardinals won a thriller over St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 9-8, in overtime on a goal by Reilly Casey, to win the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

7. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2 Prev: No. 7
The Saints fell to Bishop Ireton, 9-8, in overtime in the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

8. Archbishop Carroll (PA) 24-1 Prev: No. 8
The Patriots edged Springfield-Delco, 9-8, to win the PIAA Class AAA championship.

9. Garden City (NY) 20-1 Prev: No. 9
The Trojans defeated Fayetteville-Manlius, 16-8, to win the NY Class B championship.

10. Mt. Sinai (NY) 18-2 Prev: No. 10
The Mustangs routed Honeoye Falls-Lima, 15-4, to win the NY Class C championship for third fourth state title in five years.

11. Oak Knoll (NJ) 21-5 Prev: No. 12
The Royals fell to Bridgewater-Raritan, 7-6, in the NJ Tournament of Champions finals.

12. Summit (NJ) 19-3 Prev: No. 11
The Hilltoppers fell to Oak Knoll, 11-9, in the NJ Tournament of Champions semifinals.

13. Ward Melville (NY) 17-1 Prev: No. 13
The Patriots were stunned by Northport, 8-7, in the Suffolk County Class A semifinals.

14. Pittsford (NY) 20-1 Prev: NR
The Panthers defeated Middle Country, 10-9, to win the NY Class A championship on an OT goal by Ellie Mooney.

15. Darien (CT) 20-3 Prev: No. 16
The Blue Wave won its fifth straight Large School (Class L) state title with a 13-10 win over Wilton.

16. Loyola Academy (IL) 28-2 Prev: No. 14
The Ramblers downed New Trier, 15-9, to win their ninth straight Illinois state title.

17. Moorestown (NJ) 20-3 Prev: No. 17
The Quakers fell to Summit, 9-8, in the New Jersey Group 3 finals.

18. Torrey Pines (CA) 23-0 Prev: No. 18
The Falcons completed a perfect season by defeating Poway, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division championship.

19. Lawrenceville (NJ) 20-2 Prev: No. 19
The Big Red fell to Oak Knoll, 15-14, in the NJ Prep A final.

20. Milton (GA) 19-4 Prev: No 20
The Eagles defeated Cambridge, 13-4, for their 11th big-school state title in 13 years.

Under consideration:Agnes Irwin (PA) 21-5; Archbishop Spalding (MD) 13-5; Bayport-Blue Point (NY) 13-4; Bel Air (MD) 15-4; Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4; Brighton (NY) 16-1; Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 20-2; Century (MD) 16-3; Colorado Academy (CO) 17-2; Conestoga (PA) 22-4; Eastport-South Manor 15-3; Episcopal Academy (PA) 21-5; Garrison Forest (MD) 12-6; Glenelg Country School (MD) 15-5; Leonardtown (MD) 16-1; Longmeadow (MA) 24-1; Manchester Valley (MD) 13-3; Marriotts Ridge (MD) 13-4; Middle Country (NY) 19-4; Morristown (NJ) 16-6; Northport (NY) 13-5; Rumson-Fair Haven (NJ) 20-2; Sachem North (NY) 13-5; Severna Park (MD) 17-3; Smithtown East (NY) 15-3; Upper Arlington (OH) 19-2; Westminster (MD) 13-2.

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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

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

Under Armour®, Inc. (NYSE: UA) and Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the rosters of boys who will represent the West 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: Jono Zissi, Lewis Ratcliff, Max Schmidt
• Command Division: Jon Fox, Scott Hochstadt, Brian Winterfeldt

Highlight Division (2018-2019)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Topher Bligh 2019 St. Ignatius Prep Hillsborough, CA Attack
Quentin Buchman 2018 Santa Margarita Catholic Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Mid-Field
Justin Cheng 2018 Arnold Beckman Tustin, CA LSM
Jack Crockett 2018 Sacred Heart Prep Menlo Park, CA Attack
Isaiah Dawson 2018 Bishops Chula Vista, CA Mid-field
Nicholas DeMaio 2018 Coronado Coronado, CA Attack
Evan Egan 2018 Torrey Pines San Diego, CA Defense
Jonathan Ford 2019 Torrey Pines Rancho Santa Fe, CA LSM
Makail Fraboni 2018 Torrey Pines San Diego, CA Goalie
Ellis Geis 2018 Foothill Santa Ana Santa Ana, CA Attack
Shayne Grant 2018 Torrey Pines San Diego, CA Mid-Field
Spencer Grant 2018 Torrey Pines San Diego, CA Face-off
Samuel Handley 2018 Jesuit Portland Portland, OR Attack
Aidan Hesse 2018 Loyola Los Angeles, CA Face-off
Brody LaPorte 2018 Menlo School San Carlos, CA LSM
Bernhardt Pederson 2018 Park City Park City, UT Attack (M)
George Pike 2018 Avon Old Farms Woodside, CA Mid-Field
Mark Rakowski 2018 The Lawrenceville School Paradise Valley, AZ Defense
Ryan Ramirez 2018 Torrey Pines San Diego, CA Mid-Field
Hayden Rodenbeck 2018 Servite Orange, CA Defense
Jack Schlendorf 2018 Oregon Episcopal School Lake Oswego, OR Goalie
Alex Slusher 2019 Oregon Episcopal School Portland, OR Attack

Command Division (2020-2021)
Name Grad Year High School Hometown Position
Dominic Atwell 2020 Jesuit Carmichael, CA A/M
Dylan Bauer 2020 Park City Park City, UT Attack
Hunter Binney 2020 La Costa Canyon Carlsbad, CA Goalie
Wells Bligh 2020 St. Ignatius College Prepatory Hillsborough, CA Attack
Tyler Buchner 2021 The Bishop’s School Rancho Santa Fe, CA Mid-Field
Teagan Bultman 2020 Torrey Pines San Diego, CA Face-off
Ryan Cornelius 2020 Chaminade College Prep Calabasas, CA LSM
Andrew Cumming 2020 Foothill Santa Ana, CA Attack
Conrad Delgado 2020 Torrey Pines Rancho Santa Fe, CA Defense
Blake Erlbeck 2020 Torrey Pines Rancho Santa Fe, CA Attack
Christian Evans 2020 Catedral Catholic Carlsbad, CA LSM
John Fitzhenry 2020 Oregon Episcopal School Portland, OR LSM
Cole Garvey 2020 Mira Costa Manhattan Beach, CA LSM
Bobby Gavin 2020 Corona del Mar Laguna Beach, CA Goalie
Troy Hofer 2020 Foothill Santa Ana, CA A/M
Trae Ika 2020 Corner Canyon Draper, UT A/M
Caruson Kuhl 2020 Westlake Westlake Village, CA Mid-Field
Chase LaDrido 2020 The Bishop’s School San Diego, CA Mid-Field
Mac MacLean 2020 Sierra Canyon Santa Monica, CA Mid-field
Shane McAusland 2020 Loyola Manhattan Beach, CA Defense
Shea McColley 2020 St. Ignatius College Prepatory San Francisco, CA Mid-Field
Andrew Pederson 2020 Park City Park City, UT Defense

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/18/17

Lucy Munro says that coming East to play in the 3rd Annual Prospect Plus Girls’ Lacrosse Camp next month at Holy Trinity HS in Hicksville on Long Island is the ideal opportunity to improve her skills.

The 2021 attack, who will play high school lacrosse at ThunderRidge High in Denver, CO, said the new recruiting rule prohibiting communication with coaches until September of one’s junior year will allow her to focus on improving her game while being instructed by elite college coaches.

“I think that’s one of the best parts about the camp; I am excited to see how college coaches teach are and what skills I mainly need to work on,” said Munro. “I think that it (the new rule) does take off some of the pressure off and lets girls enjoy it more instead of stressing so they can decide if they want to go to the college level.”

Prospect Plus (July 10-12) is a teaching camp where college coaches put participants (Grades 7 to 12) through the same drills they run at their schools. Already committed are coaches from Hofstra, Rutgers, Lafayette, Monmouth, Brown, Drexel, CW Post, George Mason at Columbia. The event attracts elite players from the Greater Tri-State region of New York, Connecticut and New Jersey and well beyond.

The camps costs $475. Click here for more information or to register.

Munro learned about Prospect Plus through her father, Jamie Munro, the Founder of 3D Lacrosse.

“He thought it was be a really good camp to see how I matched up against some of the players on Long Island while also getting the best instruction,” she said. “With the new rules, my main focus is to improve my skills as best as I can for junior year.”

What will Munro focus on at Prospect Plus?

“I thunk I need to work most on adjusting to the high school level and learning to play with players that have higher levels of skills,” she said. “I think I really need to work on playing with more explosiveness and I need to work on my dodging.

“I think it will be great to get drills from college coaches that I can take home with me to use.”

“I am really excited. I am happy to get the opportunity.”

Coming East also means playing against players from other regions.

“Yes, it will be interesting to see if the styles are different,” Munro said. “I am nervous, but also curious to see how I match up against them.”

Munro has grown up with lacrosse. Her father was formerly head coach at Denver and her older sister, Emily, will be a freshman player at Oregon and Colin will be a freshman at North Carolina.

“Both my older brother and sister are going to be playing college lacrosse next year,” Lucy Munro said. “I hope to follow in their footsteps. I always grew up being around both of my siblings, but I played soccer until 4th grade. My parents wanted to let me choose instead of starting it 9at a young age).”

What type of player is Munro?

“I think I’m more of a finesse player, but I also have grown up playing box lacrosse and boys’ lacrosse,” she said. “That has helped me a lot.”

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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.

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