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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/29/14

The first-day standings of the NDPLacrosse Dick’s Tournament of Champions at Wesley Chapel, FL. Click here for the NDPLacrosse website for scores, schedules.

Elite Division

Everest Academy (ON) 4 0
Sweetlax National 2015 (NY) 4 0
FCA Colorado Elite (CO) 4 0
Susquehanna Stripers LC (MD) 3 1
Six Nations Royal Reds Elite (ON) 3 1
Madlax Nationals Elite (NAT) 3 1
West Florida Elite (FL) 2 2
Alexandria Travel White (VA) 2 2
Florida Elite HS (FL) 2 2
Grand River Ironmen Elite (ON) 1 3
Team Total (MI) 0 4
Third Coast Lacrosse Elite (TX) 0 4
Limitless Lacrosse (OH) 0 4
Pasco Lions Elite (FL) 0 4

Rising Stars Division

Pool 1
FCA Lacrosse RS (NAT) 3 1
Brady’s Bunch RS (CA) 3 1
Edge 2017 Prep (ON) 3 1
Atlanta Empire RS (GA) 1 3
Pride Lacrosse (MI) 0 4

Pool 2
Road Warriors RS (NC) 4 0
NJLC 2016/2017 (NJ) 3 1
Heat Lacrosse RS (MI) 2 2
V3 Elite RS (VA) 1 3
Atlanta Crush RS (GA) 0 4

Pool 3
Resolute Lacrosse (OH) 3 1
Team Atlanta RS (GA) 3 1
Copperhead Black (GA) 3 1
FCA South Florida RS (FL) 1 3
Dynasty Lacrosse Academy (CO) 0 4

U15

Sweetlax National 2017 (NY) 4 0
Brady’s Bunch 15U (CA) 4 0
Road Warriors 15U (NC) 4 0
West Florida 15U (FL) 4 0
Grand River Ironmen 15U (ON) 3 1
FCA Lacrosse 15U (NAT) 3 1
Madlax Nationals 15U (NAT) 3 1
V3 Elite 15U (VA) 3 1
Hartland Heat (MI) 3 1
C2C Georgia 15U (GA) 3 1
Rising Stars (MA) 2 2
Third Coast Lacrosse 15U (TX) 2 2
Team ONE Thunderbirds (IL) 2 2
FCA Colorado 15U (CO) 2 2
Ottawa Nemesis (ON) 2 2
NJ Emeralds (NJ) 2 2
419 Lacrosse (OH) 2 2
Team Atlanta 15U (GA) 2 2
Power Play Titans (MI) 2 2
Atlanta Empire 15U (GA) 1 3
True PA 2018 (PA) 1 3
Florida Elite 15U (FL) 1 3
Black Jack Elite (OH) 1 3
Atlanta Crush 15U (GA) 0 4
Copperhead Orange (GA) 0 4
NU Thunder (UT) 0 4
Six Nations Royal Reds 15U (ON) 0 4
Seminole Select (VA) 0 4

U13

Pool A
Team Atlanta 13U (GA) 4 0
Chupacabras (TX) 3 1
C2C Richmond (VA) 2 2
Kooper’s Lacrosse Club (MD) 1 3
Pasco Lions 13U (FL) 0 4

Pool B
Cannons Select 13U (MD) 4 0
Palm Beach Revolution 2019 (FL) 3 1
Atlanta Empire 13U (GA) 2 2
757 Ironclads Select 13U (VA) 1 3
Shamrocks (MI) 0 4

Pool C
Madlax Nationals 13U (NAT) 4 0
Oneida Braves (ON) 3 1
C2C Georgia 13U (GA) 2 2
Team Florida (FL) 1 3
Maryland Xtreme (MD) 0 4

Pool D
3d NE All Stars (MA) 3 1
Rising Sons 13U (PA) 3 1
Defenders of Troy (GA) 2 2
Palm Beach Revolution 2020 (FL) 2 2
Grand River Ironmen 13U (ON) 0 4

U11

Team Igloo (NY) 4 0
Edge Elite 2021 (ON) 4 0
Tampa Tarpons (FL) 4 0
Rising Sons 11U (PA) 4 0
Palm Beach Revolution 11U (FL) 3 1
Atlanta Empire 11U (GA) 3 1
Cyclones Lacrosse Club (NC) 3 1
757 Ironclads Select 11U (VA) 3 1
Madlax Nationals 11U (NAT) 2 2
Valley Select 2021 (VA) 2 2
Georgia Blue Jays (GA) 2 2
Cannons Select 11U (MD) 1 3
FCA South Florida 11U (FL) 1 3
Cherokee Xtreme (GA) 1 3
Kahnawake Warriors (QC) 1 3
Team Atlanta 11U (GA) 0 4
Heat Lacrosse 11U (MI) 0 4
Six Nations Royal Reds 11U (ON) 0 4
Pasco Lions 11U (FL) 0 4

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ToplaxRecruits.com, Posted 12/30/14

Playoff scores, schedules for the NDP Lacrosse Dick’s Tournament of Champions at Wesley Chapel, FL. Click here for full results and schedules.

Elite Division
Semifinals
SweetLax National 18, FCA Colorado Elite (CO) 3
Six Nations Royal Reds Elite (ON) 8, Everest Academy (ON) 7, OT

Finals
Wednesday, 12:30 p.m., 12:30PM WC District Park – Field 01

Sweetlax National 2015 (NY) vs. Six Nations Royal Reds Elite (ON)

Third place
Wed 9:30AM WC District Park – Field 02
Everest Academy (ON) vs. FCA Colorado Elite (CO)

Rising Stars Division

Semifinals
Road Warriors RS (NC) 9, NJLC 2016/2017 (NJ) 4
FCA Lacrosse RS (NAT) 8, Resolute Lacrosse (OH) 6

Finals
Wednesday, 12/31 9:30AM WC District Park – Field 01

Road Warriors RS (NC) vs. FCA Lacrosse RS (NAT)

Third Place
Wednesday, 8:00AM WC District Park – Field 01
NJLC 2016/2017 (NJ) vs. Resolute Lacrosse (OH)

U15

Semifinals, Wednesday
Sweetlax National 2017 (NY) vs. Grand River Ironmen 15U (ON), 9:30 AM WC District Park – Field 03
FCA Lacrosse 15U (NAT) vs. Madlax Nationals 15U (NAT), 9:30AM WC District Park – Field 04

U13
Semifinals, Wednesday
Rising Sons 13U (PA) vs. Cannons Select 13U (MD), 8:00AM WC District Park – Field 02
Madlax Nationals 13U (NAT) vs. Atlanta Empire 13U, 8:00AM WC District Park – Field 03

U11

Semifinals, Wednesday

Rising Sons 11U (PA) vs. Team Igloo (NY), 11:00AM WC District Park – Field 03
Edge Elite 2021 (ON) vs. Tampa Tarpons (FL), 11:00AM WC District Park – Field 04

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/1/15

Alex Concannon (Syosset-NY, 2015 Johns Hopkins commit) scored off a Noah Taylor (Watertown-NY, 2015 Albany commit) feed in the first possession of overtime to lift SweetLax National to a 7-6 overtime win over Six Nations Wednesday in the HS Elite title game at the NDPLacrosse Dick’s Tournament of Champions at Wesley Chapel, FL.

SweetLax National wins the Dick’s Tournament of Champion HS Elite title (Courtesy of SweetLax)

Gerard Arceri (Smithtown East-NY, 2016 Penn State commit) set up the game-winner by winning the opening face-off in overtime after Sweetlax tied in in the final 15 seconds on a goal by Concannon from Travis Ford (Webster Thomas-NY, 2016 Fairfield commit). Concannon was named the Under Armour Game MVP.

The HS Elite title was the second straight for SweetLax National, which trailed, 3-1, at halftime.

Rising Stars Division: The Road Warriors (N.C.) defeated FCA, 5-4. Percy Booth (Lafayette HS, Onondaga Nation-NY, 2016) earned the Under Armour MVP for the Road Warriors with two goals and an assist.

U15 final: Madlax Nationals 11, Sweetlax National 2017 (NY) 9. Under Armour game MVP: MadLax’s Austin Stewart (2018 from St. Stephen’s and St Agnes School, VA) with one goal and three assists. Madlax downed undefeated Brady’s Bunch (CA), 5-4, on a goal by Luke Curran (Gulf Coast, FL) off a Connor McCulloch (2018, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes) feed with one second to play. In the semis, MadLax rallied from a three-goal deficit over FCA, 6-5, in OT as McCulloch had three goals and a game-winner off a feed from Stewart.

In the final, Joey Epstein (Landon School, Hopkins commit) was a force and McCulloch added a hat trick while Shane Corcoran (The Heights School, DC) was brilliant in goal, Ricky Miezan (Episcopal, UNC commit) excelled and defender/LSM Jack Scalia (The Heights) was a standout.

“There were explosive offensive efforts from both teams,” said Madlax coach Cabell Maddux. “There were five really good teams in this tournament and someone had to be the fifth seed – and it was us because we lost in the round robin. But we won some tough games and really earned it.”

Madlax National U15 wins championship (Courtesy MadLax)

U13 final: Madlax Nationals 9, Cannons Select (MD) 1. Under Armour Championship Game MVP: Madlax’s Finlay MacKnight (4 goals) of St. Stephen’s & St Agnes. Madlax went 8-0 overall and broke open a 5-5 game at halftime in the semis to down Atlanta Empire, 13-6. Connor Shellenberger and Emmett Barger of St. Anne’s Belfield (VA) and Michael Grogan were also standouts for Madlax.

U11 final: Team Igloo (N.Y.) 9, Edge Elite 2021 (ON) 2. Under Armour Game MVP: Team Igloo’s AJ Alexander (three goals). Also, Aidan Mulholland and Daniel Cook won approximately 80 percent of the face-offs.

Igloo Lacrosse won the U11 championship (Courtesy of Team Igloo)

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/5/15
From Press Release

The Passport Alliance is pleased to announce that it has recently added two very strong lacrosse clubs, bringing this alliance to 11 like minded programs.

The addition of Rock Lacrosse (MD) and Team Carolina (N.C.) brings the alliance to 11 very prominent, well respected clubs that excel with their top players often high on the list of college coaches. Indeed, the top 75 college programs in Division I, II and III frequently boast of players coming from the following Passport Alliance Club programs. The quality of the clubs in this alliance, led by club owners that truly focus on developing their players into high level NCAA college level student-athletes is most impressive.

You need only review current college rosters and you will see where many players are coming from:
Dukes (Philly – Pa region)
CT Chargers (Fairfield County, CT)
Rock Lacrosse (MD)
Team Long Island
Orange Crush (Upstate NY-Syracuse region)
Team Turnpike (NJ)
Evolve Elite (Canada)
Legacy Long Island
Twist (Philly – Pa region)
NJ Riot
Team Carolina (N.C.)

The Passport Alliance is introducing the Liberty Bell Challenge in Philly during the peak of the college recruiting period, July 10-12, 2015, where selected individuals and Alliance teams will battle in one of the most competitive showcase tournaments ever held in the hotbed of Philly lacrosse. The volume of potential college recruits and committed players all competing in a limited, individual and club team showcase is going to be a small, but high charged and competitive boutique event.

The individual showcase will be held on Friday, July 10 and the team showcase will be held Saturday and Sunday July 11 -12th 2015. Many college coaches are expected to attend in hopes of identifying potential roster candidates.

All players are welcome to apply for the individual showcase, even if your club is not attending the Liberty Bell Challenge. To apply for the event, please visit: http://www.libertybellchallenge.net/register/

There is no doubt that the leading college coaches from around the nation seeking to identify great potential student athletes for their limited roster candidates for their specific program will likely be showing up.

“The Duke’s Lacrosse Club is excited to start the New Year as a part of a special alliance of high school club teams that embody and embrace the true spirit of the sport of lacrosse. It is a group of club teams that will become our extended family who we will compete against each other with class, energy and a special devotion to the sport that has not been seen before.” Ebe Helm, Duke’s LC President.

“The Ct Chargers Lacrosse Club is proud and excited to be part of the newly formed Passport Alliance that will allow our program to be associated with such an outstanding group of club teams. The Liberty Bell Challenge will be the first step in establishing the position and stance of this awesome group of clubs and promises to be one of the top high school club tournaments and individual showcases of the summer.” Jeff Brameier, Founder of Ct Chargers

“Rock’s core philosophy is based on the development of our players while simultaneously providing a level of recruiting exposure that allows our players to be evaluated by NCAA programs. The only way to achieve both is to play in events with the highest level of competition, attended by the top clubs in North America, hosted at a accessible venue, in a setting that allows NCAA programs to effectively and efficiently evaluate our players. As our sport continues to grow the expansion of club lacrosse and tournaments has created numerous challenges. Where do we find the right combination of teams, at the right venue, that will be attended by the by the highest number of college coaches? The Passport Alliance allows Rock Lacrosse to collaborate openly with North America’s top club programs and attend tournaments, like the Liberty Bell Challenge, that provide a level of assurance that eliminates previous unknowns and ensures that Rock will achieve its goals. Rock Lacrosse is proud to be an Alliance member and looks forward to continued collaborative efforts with alliance members to provide tournament experiences that will continue to support the growth and expansion of our great sport.” – Kevin Mayer, Director-Rock Lacrosse

“We are excited to be part of the first ever Liberty Bell Challenge and to be competing against many of the top club programs in the country. This will not only be a marque event on the summer circuit but also an opportunity for every one of our players to interact on a personal level with the players they are competing against. This is why the Orange Crush joined the Passport Alliance, because of the clubs involved and their like mindedness of how to run their program currently and their future vision. Great people and a Great opportunity.” – Steve Scaramuzzino, Orange Crush

Twist Lacrosse founder Greg Flego, who built his club to sit at the top of one of the hottest lacrosse markets in the nation, and whose performance at countless events has an earned a reputation amongst college coaches, had the following to say: “The Philly market is now as competitive and crowded as the L I, Maryland, and Fairfield County, CT markets. Philly has earned its spot on the national lacrosse radar as a premier “hotbed” of competition. Our Twist players deserve to be not just college players but college stand outs. The Liberty Bell challenge and the Passport Alliance events will give our student athletes that stage. The college coaches know our club well, and will now have the ability to see our players shine in a small, high charged venue.”

“Legacy lacrosse is very excited to be part of the Passport Alliance. The alliance will provide competitive lacrosse, recruiting opportunities and synergistic relationships between many of the top lacrosse clubs in the country. In addition, our alliance creates an unrivaled opportunity within the lacrosse community.” -Tom Zummo, Founder of Legacy LI Lacrosse

“With the boom in the northeast lacrosse pool growing exponentially each year, the need for a top flight, well organized individual and club team showcase has been solved with the formation of the Passport Alliance and its inaugural event, the Liberty Bell Challenge. New Jersey Riot is proud to be included in the arena that exposes our players to high level competition and college coaches in an elite boutique environment.” Lee Southren, Founder of NJ Riot

“Team Turnpike is now entering its 12th summer of Elite competition and we can not be more excited then to work with our fellow Alliance members to provide our families with a first class experience the Liberty Bell Challenge will provide! With the landscape of summer lacrosse ever changing the Alliance will put our Turnpike members ahead of all other club programs outside of the Alliance! Great competition, great recruiting opportunities!” – Kerry Weigner, Co-Founder of Team Turnpike

“Evolve Elite Lacrosse Canada was created to support the development and evolution of Canadian lacrosse athletes. Canadian players continue to make an impact at the NCAA level and more are dreaming of playing in the NCAA. With opportunity, comes success. Evolve Elite Lacrosse is proud to be a part of the Passport Alliance which will allow Evolve Elite Canada to promote Canadian players at highly recruited events. Such platforms will allow Evolve athletes to showcase against some of the best competition in North America and in front of a vast number of NCAA coaches, so such dreams become realities.” – Tracey Kelutsky, Founder of Evolve Elite in Canada

“Team Long Island Lacrosse has been attending high level elite lacrosse tournaments for the last 20 years. During those 20 years we have enjoyed relationships with many like clubs that have had the same goals and standards as our club. However, as the years have gone by and many new clubs have been formed it has become more difficult to find tournaments that consist of teams with the same standards and qualities that Team Long Island has enjoyed over its tenure. The forming of the Passport Alliance and joining forces with the other 10 clubs who all share the same goals and standards will insure that we will once again be surrounded by the best talent in the country and be provided with high level competition and venues that will allow our members to showcase their talents while providing the college coaches a venue that will be second to none. Team Long Island Lacrosse is proud to be a member of the Passport Alliance.” – Mike Gongas, President and Founder of Team Long Island Lacrosse

Michael Desmond, director of Team Carolina has expressed that “Team Carolina’s focus has long been to give the top players in our region the opportunity to play together against the best competition. In order to play the top clubs we have the added expense of traveling to the Northeast 4 to 5 times each summer. With the almost daily changes to the lacrosse tournament scene, it is becoming more and more difficult to find valuable events for our players and their families. The Passport Alliance teams and the Liberty Bell Challenge competition is the perfect fit for the Team Carolina mission.”

“Ten-plus years ago, the club business barely existed and the tournaments combined A, B, and C level talent. Today, the club business is large and very diverse and the volume of types of tournaments and quality of attendees varies greatly, which makes selecting which to attend much more complicated. Limited boutique events that allow the top clubs to compete at the highest level will allow players to get great exposure to college coaches when they showcase their abilities against equally top competition. The Passport Alliance gathers like minded clubs and the Liberty Bell Challenge will be the first venue which is expected to be very exciting.” – Ryan Nizolek, Former UVA standout, HS AA, former professional player in the MLL, and Executive with the Passport Alliance.

We may be adding 1 to 3 additional club teams that are a good fit for both the Liberty Bell Challenge and the Passport Alliance.

For any further information regarding the Passport Alliance or the Liberty Bell Challenge, please reach out to Ryan Nizolek at Info@passport-alliance.com.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/23/15

Middle Creek (N.C.) 2016 face-off specialist/midfielder Ryan Robley has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Wagner College.

Ryan Robley ledger:

Ryan Robley

High school: Middle Creek (N.C.), formerly Pleasant Grove (UT)

Position: FO/MF

Year of graduation: 2016

College choice: Wagner College (ConnectLAX college profile)

Club affiliation: West Coast Starz

Major lacrosse honors: 1st team all-conference, 2nd team All-State, Underclassmen Under Armour All American, National Face Off combine, FLG All-Star team

Academic honors: Honor student

Intended major: Business

Why did you choose Wagner? “They made a great offer and they believed in me. They are committed to growing the program. It’s a young coaching staff and I like that I have the opportunity to change the program. It also has a great business program.”

Outlook for HS team in 2015: “We are a well rounded team. We have great chemistry on and off the field. We are looking for a state championship.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank everyone who believed in me and my family for supporting me. I would also like to give a huge S/O to the West Coast Starz for sending me to the best tournaments around. I would also like to thank the Face Off Academy; I wouldn’t be where I am without them. Greg (Gurenlian) has taught me so much on how to be the best on field and off the field.”

Other colleges considered: Providence, Delaware, Navy, Jacksonville, BYU, Salisbury

ConnectLAX, the official sponsor of TopLaxRecruits.com Boys’ Recruits, congratulates Ryan Robley. ConnectLAX helps recruits highlight their skills and connect with college coaches. Recruits maximize their recruiting exposure with a mobile recruiting profile that is linked to their team’s roster, helping coaches find them on the field and evaluate their profile while watching them play. Create your ConnectLAX mobile recruiting profile for free. Click here to sign up!

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/23/15

The following Virginia hiogh school, 2018 and middle school academy rosters have been announced for the Brine National Lacrosse Classic following tryouts last weekend. The players will compete for Virginia at the Brine NLC June 29-July 2 in Virginia.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, 2016-17

Name Hometown St Pos Year School
Morgan  Akers Port Tobacco Md A 2017 Mcdonough
Madalyn Berres La Plata Md M 2016 Mcdonough
Abby Boyles Fairfax Va M 2017 Fairfax
Elizabeth Brisbin Manassas Va M 2017 Bishop Ireton
Ave Burleigh Magnolia De M 2016 Dover  l
Amelia Cole Alexandria Va G 2017 Bishop Ireton
Megan Cunningham Alexandria Va D 2017 Bishop Ireton
Annie  Dunlap Aldie Va M 2017 John Champe
Amanda Fennell Fredericksburg Va A 2017 Riverbend
Erin Hoover Fredericksburg Va M 2017 Fredericksburg Academy
Elli Kluegel Fairfax Station Va A 2017 Robinson
Caroline Kurtz Vienna Va D 2017 James Madison
Emily Laborne Glen Allen Va A 2017 Deep Run
Anna Maupin Stafford Va M 2017 Colonial Forge
Gwendelyn Pattison Charlottesville Va D 2016 Albemarle
Kera Talsania Silver Spring Md M 2016 Springbrook
Sydney Whitaker Glen Allen Va M 2016 Deep Run
Francesca   Ziccardi  Edgewater   Md D 2017 Notre Dame Prep

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, 2018

Name Hometown St Pos Year School
Hayden Callahan New Hill Nc M 2018 Cardinal Gibbons
Sarah Cobb Richmond Va M 2018 St. Catherine’s
Daryl Ann (Da) Coss Virginia Beach Va D 2018 Princess Anne
Ashley Go Vienna Va M 2018 James Madison
Madison Jiranek Powhatan Va A 2018 St. Catherine’s
Elise Kim Ashburn Va M 2018 Stone Bridge
Hannah Lind La Plata Md M 2018 La Plata
Camryn Mann Barhamsville Va A 2018 Walsingham Academy
Emily Marciano Clifton Va A 2018 Centreville
Kellyn Mcglamery Mechanicsville Va D 2018 Atlee
Breanne Mead Lothian Md M 2018 Southern
Mia Meiser Issue Md A 2018 La Plata
Olivia Miller West River Md D 2018 Southern
Grace Nelson Raleigh Nc D 2018 Cardinal Gibbons
Savanah Paton Laplata Md M 2018 Mcdonough
Amy  Roche Falls Church Va M 2018 George Mason
Ellie Socher Vienna Va G 2018 James Madison
Maddie Sturgell Deale Md D 2018 Southern
Margaret  Tulloss  Yorktown  Va  D  2018 Tabb

MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS (ACADEMY), 2019-20 

Name Hometown  St Pos Year  School
Jordyn Case Marvin Nc A 2021 Weddington
Ashley Chisholm West Chester Pa A 2019 Stetson
Olivia Choutka Oakton Va M 2019 James Madison
Rylie Corson Virginia Beach Va D 2020 Great Neck
Gina D’Angelo Vienna Va M 2020 Flint Hill
Emily Feeney Downingtown Pa M 2019 Downingtown West
Makenna Filley Charlotte Hall Md D 2020 Archbishop Neale
Grace Gabaldon Ashburn  Va M 2020 Belmont Ridge
Jenna Greason Ashburn Va M 2020 Belmont Ridge
Grace Hyde Sterling Va G 2019 Potomac Falls
Nicole Judd Fairfax Station Va A 2020 South County
Cayla Katz Virginia Beach Va M 2020 Great Neck
Sophie Kim Ashburn Va D 2020 Belmont Ridge
Jessie Lee Sterling Va M 2020 Seneca Ridge
Katherine Lutz Ashburn Va D 2020 Farmwell Station
Bryn Mccaughey Leesburg Va M 2020 Harper Park
Taylor Schoolar Virginia Beach Va G 2019 Cape Henry
Emily Sullivan Lorton Va A 2019 South County
Grace Tompkins Fairfax Va M 2019 Robinson Secondary School
Alex Wall Weddington Nc M 2019 Weddington
Kate Weissend Urbana Md A 2020 Elizabethtown

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By K.I Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/23/15

Lake Norman Charter (NC) 2015 LSM Griffin Stechmiller has made a commitment to play Division II lacrosse at Queens University of Charlotte.

Griffin Stechmiller ledger:

Griffin Stechmiller

High School: Lake Norman Charter, North Carolina

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: LSM

College Choice: Queens University, Charlotte (ConnectLAX college profile)

Club Affiliation: Team Carolina

Lacrosse Honors: All-Lake Norman Area, All-Charlotte observer, Philly Showcase All-Star, Southern Select All-Star

What will you major in/study? Business

Why did you choose Queens? “Queens really fits my academic and athletic desires. It has a prestigious business program and a competitive lacrosse team with facilities. Distance from home is also ideal.”

Outlook for 2015 HS season? “We could have a real chance of going all the way to the State Championship. The seniors this year have played together for 8 years and this is our year to put it all together.”

Other schools considered: Ohio Wesleyan, Berry, Coker

ConnectLAX, the official sponsor of TopLaxRecruits.com Boys’ Recruits, congratulates Griffin Stechmiller. ConnectLAX helps recruits highlight their skills and connect with college coaches. Recruits maximize their recruiting exposure with a mobile recruiting profile that is linked to their team’s roster, helping coaches find them on the field and evaluate their profile while watching them play. Create your ConnectLAX mobile recruiting profile for free. Click here to sign up!

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/26/15

Lake Norman Charter (NC) 2015 attackman-midfielder Colin Pennington has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Randolph-Macon College.

Colin Pennington ledger:

Colin Pennington

High School: Lake Norman Charter, NC

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Attack/Midfield

College Choice: Randolph-Macon College (ConnectLAX college profile)

Club Affiliation: Carolina Kings

Lacrosse Honors: Warrior Diamond, Southern Select

What will you major in/study? Business

Other schools considered: Queens

ConnectLAX, the official sponsor of TopLaxRecruits.com Boys’ Recruits, congratulates Colin Pennington. ConnectLAX helps recruits highlight their skills and connect with college coaches. Recruits maximize their recruiting exposure with a mobile recruiting profile that is linked to their team’s roster, helping coaches find them on the field and evaluate their profile while watching them play. Create your ConnectLAX mobile recruiting profile for free. Click here to sign up!

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 1/30/15

Davidson Day School (NC) 2015 attackman Thomas Brennan has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Berry College.

Thomas Brennan ledger:

Thomas Brennan

High School: Davidson Day School, NC

Graduation Year: 2015

Position: Attack

College Choice: Berry College (ConnectLAX college profile)

Club Affiliation: Top Tier

Lacrosse Honors: Top Tier National Team

What will you major in/study? Business

Other schools considered: LR, Tampa, Catawba, Sewanee

ConnectLAX, the official sponsor of TopLaxRecruits.com Boys’ Recruits, congratulates Thomas Brennan. ConnectLAX helps recruits highlight their skills and connect with college coaches. Recruits maximize their recruiting exposure with a mobile recruiting profile that is linked to their team’s roster, helping coaches find them on the field and evaluate their profile while watching them play. Create your ConnectLAX mobile recruiting profile for free. Click here to sign up!

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/5/15
Staff Report

Was your New Year’s Resolution to commit to your dream college?

It was for Ian DeValliere, a 2015 goalie from Bishop Manogue Catholic in Nevada. Coming from a non-traditional lacrosse state in the Midwest, DeValliere was looking to play at a high level, perhaps on the East Coast.

Ian DeValliere

DeValliere recently made a commitment to play Division II lacrosse at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. He credits ConnectLAX, which provides lacrosse players a mobile profile and convenient communication with coaches and a comprehensive college matching service.

“Connectlax allowed me to connect with coaches on the East Coast,” said DeValliere. “As a player on the West Coast, I was able to send my film and directly talk to coaches all over the country.”

Why ConnectLAX?

“ConnectLAX is very easy to use,” DeValliere said. “Updating all of the necessary information is very easy to upload and can be managed through all of the emails that are sent out.

“I would very much recommend ConnectLAX because of how easy it is to connect with college coaches.”

What advice does DeValliere have for young lacrosse players seeking the right college?

“You have to present yourself in a professional way,” he said. “Make sure that you present yourself to them and respond to all of their emails. Coaches need to (be able) stay in touch if you truly want to be recruited.”

See DeValliere’s online profile
See DeValliere’s commitment story on TopLaxRecruits.com

Another recent recruit is Middle Creek (N.C.) 2016 face-off specialist/midfielder Ryan Robley, who has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Wagner College. Robley, a transfer this year from Pleasant Grove (UT), said ConnectLAX helped him become in charge of his recruiting process.

Ryan Robley

“They helped me get my name out there,” he said. “It helps you by helping you learn to be proactive about recruiting.”

See Robley’s ConnectLAX online profile.
See Robley’s commit story on TopLaxRecruits.com.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/6/15

This year’s Southern region Preseason Rankings:

Girls

1. Bishop Ireton (VA)

After going 20-4 last year, Bishop Ireton will return ten of their twelve starters with hopes for another strong season. Last year they only lost to out-of-team states including a close loss to Milton Georgia (12-10) midway through the season. Despite the graduation of their goalie, Olivia Cole, who now plays at Florida, Bishop Ireton returns nine Division 1 bound players, seven of whom are headed to top 20 ranked teams. The Cardinals looks to take the WCAC and the VISAA(Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association) championships again this year, while also becoming a nationwide force as they match up against powerhouses like McDonogh(MD) and Milton(GA).

2. Vero Beach (FL)

Vero Beach won their ninth straight Florida state championship game in 2014 and will look to continue that streak in 2015. The Fighting Indians went 21-3 last year with their only losses coming from northern states, including a 12-8 loss against No. 1 McDonogh School (MD)- one of McDonogh’s closest games all year. Vero Beach lost five Division 1 recruits to graduation but will return eight more for a deep bench in the 2015 season.

3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA)

Despite losing the VISAA championship in a tight 9-7 matchup against Bishop Ireton, the Saints had a strong 2014 season going 27-2, including a 11-4 blowout against Milton(GA). Agnes lost five Division 1 recruits to graduation but will return ten Division 1 bound players, including two to top-20 ranked teams.

4. Milton (GA)

The nine-time Georgia state champions will return this year after a 19-3 season. All three of the Eagle’s losses were to out of state teams including Vero Beach (15-11), and St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (11-4). Milton hopes to continue making a national name for themselves this season as they will face three top Pennsylvania teams, McDonogh, Vero Beach, and Suffern (NY). They boast thirteen Division 1 bound players, having only lost two to graduation.

5. St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA)

The 19-5 Saints lost close games last year to the Collegiate School (7-6) and the Flint Hill School (14-12) and will look to make a name for themselves this year. Belfield lost no college-bound players in 2014 and will return this year with seven Division 1 recruits.

6. Walton (GA)

After falling 16-13 to Milton in the 2014 Georgia state finals, the Lady Raiders will again prove to be stiff competition for the perennial state champions this year. Having lost only one Division 1 bound player, Walton will return three Division 1 bound recruits- all juniors.

7. Collegiate School (VA)

Despite a decisive loss to Bishop Ireton midway through the season (15-7), the Cougars returned in the 2014 Virginia Independent State semifinals to challenge the eventual state champs in a 9-8 loss. Collegiate lost two Division 1 recruits but will return another two this year.

8. Charlotte Country Day School (NC)

The 14-3 Bucs went on a 12 game winning streak last season to take the North Carolina Independent school state championship. After losing only one Division 3 recruit, Charlotte CDS will return three Division 1 bound juniors.

9. Charlotte Catholic (NC)

The North Carolina (NCHSAA) state champs went 23-1 last year, falling in a close game to Kell(GA). The Cougars lost four Division 3 recruits last year but boast a strong 2015 class, with six college bound players, two of them Division 1.

10. (Tie) Hutchison School (TN)

The Sting went 22-0 last season making for a perfect season that ended in a state championship. This year they will play face off against St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA), St. Paul’s SG (MD), and Walton (GA), making for a more competitive out of state schedule. The Sting lost three Division 1 bound players but will return one more for the 2015 season.

10. (Tie) Benjamin School (FL)

The Benjamin School were 12-4 last year, falling to Florida powerhouse Vero Beach twice. The Buccaneers graduated star midfielder Hayley Ciklin, who now plays at Northwestern. However, they will return four Division 1 recruits, including a strong 2016 class with Riley Johnston, also destined for Northwestern.

Other schools to watch: Apex (NC) 18-2, Barron Collier (FL) 12-4, Durham Academy (NC) 17-4, Flint HIll (VA) 14-6, Lassiter (GA) 17-4, Oakton (VA) 15-3, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-4, Robinson (VA) 12-7, St. John’s (TX) 20-4, Westfield (VA) 18-3, Woodgrove (VA) 17-4.

Boys

1. Lake Highland Prep (FL)

Last season the 20-3 Lake Highland Prep boys were a powerhouse in Florida, taking the FHSAA (Florida High School Athletic Association) state championship in a 9-2 win over the Benjamin School. One of the Highlander’s losses came in a close 14-11 matchup against No. 1 Boys’ Latin. The Big Red lost three Division 1 recruits to graduation, all of which continued on to top 20 ranked teams. Highland will return one Division 1 bound player this year.

2. Cardinal Gibbons (NC)

The 2014 North Carolina state champions went 22-0 last year. The Crusaders claimed two wins against strong out of state teams – over Germantown Academy (PA) and St. Christopher’s (VA) – and will face stern tests early this year against MIAA powers Calvert Hall (March 7) and McDonogh (March 14). Losing only one Division 1 recruit, Gibbons returns three Division 1 prospects, as well as two Division 3 recruits.

3. Episcopal School of Dallas (TX)

The Texas state champions were 18-2 last year, sustaining losses to IMG National(17-7) and Dallas Jesuit (11-7) midway through the season. The Eagles came back to beat Dallas Jesuit in the state championship (9-4). They lost two Division 1 recruits but will return two more, both of whom will head to top ten programs (Syracuse and Notre Dame).

4. Lambert (GA)

The Georgia state 6A runner-ups went 17-5 last year, losing a close game for the state title 6-5 against Roswell. All five of Lambert’s losses were by a margin of 1, making it an exciting season for the Longhorns. They lost four college recruits including, three to Division 1 programs. They will return two 2015 Division 1 recruits, one D2 recruit as well as five 2016 Division 1 commits, signaling a strong return.

5. Charlotte Latin (NC)

Charlotte Latin went 20-1 last year to take the North Carolina Independent state championship in a blowout against Durham Academy (13-4). The Hawks only loss came in a tight game against Milton from Georgia. Charlotte lost no college bound players and will return 3 Division 1 recruits for their 2015 season.

6. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL)

St. Thomas Aquinas went 15-6 last year, sustaining two losses to Florida state championship runner-up Benjamin School, and McDonogh. The Raiders lost two Division 1 bound players, including Revin Kos, a star midfielder who continued on to top ranked Johns Hopkins. For the 2015 season they return eight college recruits, four of which are Division 1.

7. St. Christopher’s (VA)

St. Christopher’s went 16-4 last year, falling in the Virginia Independent State Championship to St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (10-8). After losing only one Division 1 recruit, the Saints will return for a strong 2015 season with four Division 1 recruits.

8. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA)

Despite a tough regular season, going 14-8, St. Stephen’s went on to win the Virginia Independent State Championship. The Saints lost four college bound players, including two Division 1, but will return five more college commits. The rising junior class, with two Division 1 commits, will help fill the empty spots for the 2015 season.

9. Dallas Jesuit (TX)

The Texas State runner-ups went 15-3 last year, falling to Episcopal Dallas 9-4 in the state championship. The Rangers will have to replace four college recruits, three of which headed to Division 1 recruits. They will return three college recruits for the 2015 season, including two Division 1.

10. Paul VI (VA)

Paul VI had a tough season last year going 10-10 in the competitive Virginia region. However as nine of those losses were by a margin of 3 or less, the Panthers still have plenty to prove. They lost only two Division 1 bound players to graduation, but will return 10 Division 1 bound recruits this season- giving them one of the deepest benches in the region.

Under consideration: Albemarle (VA) 19-1, Cape Henry Collegiate (VA) 13-6, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 22-3, Collegiate School (VA) 15-8, Harrison (GA) 17-2, IMG Varsity (FL) 10-0, Loudoun County (VA) 18-2, Lovett (GA) 18-4, McCallie School (TN) 18-5, Memphis University School (TN) 17-3, Milton (GA) 18-3, Norfolk Academy (VA) 16-6, Northview (GA) 21-1, Ponte Vedra (FL) 21-3, Robinson (VA) 18-3, Roswell (GA) 17-3, South County (VA) 15-2, St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 11-7, St. Mark’s (TX) 10-4, The Woodlands (TX) 18-5, Westminster (GA) 18-3, Woodberry Forest (VA) 12-6

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/6/15
From Press Release

Many elite boys’ and girls’ high school lacrosse teams will compete in the sixth annual Brine King of the Spring Face-Off Classic, scheduled for March 6-8 in the Triangle area of North Carolina. Hosting this year’s tournament are Durham Academy and Cardinal Gibbons High School.

Perhaps the biggest game is slated for March 7 when N.C. defending Class 1-2-3 state champion Cardinal Gibbons – No. 2 in the TopLaxRecruits.com Preseason Southern Rankings – faces MIAA power Calvert Hall.

“The King of the Spring has emerged as a one of a-kind event in the high school lacrosse community and has quickly become an annual destination for some of the best programs in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast,” said tournament director and Durham Academy boys’ lacrosse coach Jon Lantzy, who notes that this year’s event includes girls’ match-ups for the first time. “As coaches and educators, we are always looking for meaningful opportunities to expose our student-athletes to the true meaning of service.

“We will once again use this weekend as on opportunity for not only great competition on the field, but a chance to inspire our student-athletes to use their many talents to make their communities a better place.”

This year’s tournament supports the efforts of Inspire Media, a nonprofit that encourages people to perform bold and extraordinary acts of kindness that have the potential to inspire millions when their story is told. The founder of Inspire Media is Chris Rosati, an alumnus of Durham Academy who has, in fact, inspired millions with his selfless acts of kindness in the face of unthinkable adversity.

Perhaps best known to regular viewers of CBS Evening News as “the Krispy Kreme Bandit” for realizing his dream of “hijacking” a Krispy Kreme truck and giving out doughnuts to strangers, Rosati has refused to allow his diagnosis of ALS to dim his bright spirit – and he’s brought plenty of new friends along for the ride.

“About a year ago, I, along with some friends, founded the nonprofit Inspire Media Network and invited students to submit their Big Ideas for the Greater Good (BIGG),” Rosati said. “A BIGG is an out of the-ordinary act that spreads joy and inspires others to do the same. We funded a handful of ideas, filmed them and held a red carpet, Hollywood-style screening.”

Rosati hopes that players, coaches and families involved with the King of the Spring tournament will similarly be inspired to dream BIGG.

“Chris is a pillar of perseverance for so many,” Lantzy said. “Chris has shown and continues to show that how you ‘live’ your life is what really counts. Millions of people – some we know, many we don’t – are dealt seemingly insurmountable circumstances but find a way to overcome and inspire all those around them. Chris shows us all that all things are possible with the power of a positive attitude and the support of someone that cares.”

Over the course of three days, the 28 teams participating in the King of the Spring tournament will compete in 25 games on fields around the Triangle. Joining hosts DA and Cardinal Gibbons in sponsoring the event are Brine Lacrosse, Triangle Orthopedic Associates, Fusion Lacrosse, Muscle Milk, Lacrosse.com and Republic Wireless.

Boys schedule

Friday March 6

Marvin Ridge HS (NC) vs. Chapel Hill HS (NC) 7:00 pm Cedar Falls Park
Durham Jordan HS (NC) vs. Norfolk Academy (VA) 5:30 pm Ceder Falls Park
Durham Academy (NC) vs. Providence Day School (NC) 4:30 pm Durham County Stadium
STAB (VA) vs. Cape Henry Collegiate (VA) 6:15 pm Durham County Stadium
Archbishop Spalding (MD) vs. Memphis U. School (TN) 8:00 pm Durham County Stadium
Pope HS (GA) vs. Friends School (MD) 7:30 pm UNC Navy Field

Saturday March 7

Broughton HS (NC) vs. Pope HS (GA) 10:30 am Duke University Turf
Northwest Guilford HS (NC) vs. Coppell HS (TX) 6:00 pm Cardinal Gibbons HS
Cardinal Gibbons (NC) vs. Calvert Hall (MD) 8:00 pm Cardinal Gibbons HS
Charlotte Country Day (NC) vs. Memphis U. Sch. (TN) 10:00 am Cedar Falls Park
East Chapel Hill HS (NC) vs. Lake Norman HS (NC) 6:45 pm Cedar Fals Park
Providence Day School (NC) vs. Norfolk Academy (VA) 10:00 am Durham County Stadium
Charlotte Latin (NC) vs. STAB (NC) 4:15 pm Durham County Stadium
RJ Reynolds HS (NC) vs. Woodward Acadey (GA) 6:00 pm Durham County Stadium
Ravenscroft School (NC) vs. Woodward Academy (GA) 12:00 pm Ravenscroft School
Marvin Ridge HS (NC) vs. Friends School (MD) 10:00 am UNC Navy Field

Men’s Games
North Carolina vs. Manhattan 12:00 pm UNC Fetzer Field
Duke vs. Loyola 1:00 pm Koskinen Stadium

Sunday March 8

Cape Henry Collegiate (VA) vs. Calvert Hall (MD) 11:00 am Cardinal Gibbons HS
Coppell HS (TX) vs. Archbishop Spalding (MD) 12:45 pm Cardinal Gibbons HS
Memphis U. School (TN) vs. Durham Academy (NC) 12:00 am Durham County Stadium
STAB (VA) vs. Friends School (MD) 10:00 pm Durham County Stadium

Girls’/Women’s schedule
March 6

Girls’ Games
Durham Academy (NC) vs. Coppell (TX) 7:00 pm UNC Henry Stadium
Charlotte Catholic (NC) vs. STAB (VA) 8:15 pm UNC Henry Stadium

Women’s Game
Duke vs. Virginia Tech 5:00 pm Duke Koskinen Stadium

March 7

Girls’ Games
Durham Academy (NC) vs. STAB (VA) 11:30 am UNC Henry Stadium
Coppell (TX) vs. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 6:00 pm Duke University

Women’s Game
North Carolina vs. Virginia 2:30 pm UNC Fetzer Field

Girls’ Game
Coppell (TX) vs. STAB (VA) 2:15 pm Cardinal Gibbons HS

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/18/15

Lake Norman High School (NC) 2017 midfielder Trevor Miller has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Hofstra University.

Trevor Miller ledger:

Trevor Miller

High School: Lake Norman High School, Mooresville, NC

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Midfield

College Choice: Hofstra University (ConnectLAX college profile)

Club Affiliation: Team Carolina Elite

Lacrosse Honors: Richmond Prospect Camp, Mercer Prospect Camp, Fall 2014 Jake Reed 3d Charlotte Showcase, Fall 2014 Boys Philly NXT Showcase
Lake Norman High School: 1st Team All-Conference as a Freshman, Varsity Letter (only Freshman)
Team Carolina Silver: (Freshman Team), 2014 Denver 3D Shootout (All-Star Select), 2014 NXT Shootout (All-Star Select), Selected for 2014 True National Team
2013 Western PA Keystone Games: U15 Captain, Runner Up

What will you major in/study? Business or Sports Science

Why did you choose Hofstra? “I chose the school because it was a great fit for me because of the academics, lacrosse program and coaching style. When they were giving me the tour I just fell in love with the school, the campus and the lacrosse complex. Lacrosse is “the” sport at Hofstra and that is exciting.”

Outlook for 2015 HS season? “Hope to win a State Championship and make 1st Team All-State.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my past coaches, and teachers for believing in me and mentoring me. Also, I would like to thank my friends and family for being there for me and pushing me to be the lacrosse player, and person I am today, I couldn’t have done it with out them.”

Other schools considered: Mercer, Bellarmine, Jacksonville, Army, Navy, VMI, Lehigh

ConnectLAX, the official sponsor of TopLaxRecruits.com Boys’ Recruits, congratulates Trevor Miller. ConnectLAX helps recruits highlight their skills and connect with college coaches. Recruits maximize their recruiting exposure with a mobile recruiting profile that is linked to their team’s roster, helping coaches find them on the field and evaluate their profile while watching them play. Create your ConnectLAX mobile recruiting profile for free. Click here to sign up!

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/18/15

The rosters for the Carolina high school, 2018 and Middle School Academy boys’ teams have been named for the Brine National Lacrosse Classic. The event will be held June 30-Kuly 2 at Richmond, Va.

PLAYERS SELECTED TO REPRESENT CAROLINA AT BRINE NATIONAL LACROSSE CLASSIC

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS 2016-2017 
Name  Hometown St   Pos   Year  School
Isaac Abee Charlotte NC A 2016 Independence
William Barnes Charlotte NC M 2017 Myers Park
Jordan Chiavola New Bern NC M 2016 Epiphany School
Jeffrey Christensen Charlotte NC D 2017 Charlotte Catholic
Hunter Collins Oak Ridge NC M 2017 Northwest Guilford
Eric Dickinson Charlotte NC A 2016 Myers Park
Jake Donofrio Weddington NC D 2017 Weddington
Brady Elbin Greensboro NC M 2016 Northwest Guilford
Jack Frasier Waxhaw NC D 2017 Charlotte Christian
Luke Halodik Waxhaw NC M 2017 Marvin Ridge
Roman Huntley Blythewood SC A 2016 Blythewood
Calvin Kelly Fort Mill SC A 2017 Fort Mill
Trevor Miller Mooresville NC M 2017 Lake Norman
Sean Nelson Raleigh NC D 2017 Cardinal Gibbons
Keegan O’Connell Greenville  SC A 2017 Jl Mann
Tyler Orr Cary NC G 2017 Cary
Jr Pack Greensboro NC Lsm 2016 Northwest Guilford
Robert  “Trip” Sappenfield Iii Charlotte NC M 2016 Myers Park
Trent Sawicki Waxhaw NC D 2016 Marvin Ridge
Mark Serna Waxhaw NC D 2016 Cuthbertson
Christopher Stueber Waxhaw NC M 2016 Charlotte Christian
James Patrick Thomas Tega Cay SC G 2017 Fort Mill

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, 2018

Name  Hometown St Pos Year   School
John Bennett Wilmington NC Fogo 2018 John T. Hoggard
Ricky  Bokavich Denver NC G 2018 Lake Norman
Aidan Callahan Cary NC M 2018 Green Hope
Matthew Elder Mooresville NC A 2018 Lake Norman
Adam Francischiello Waxhaw NC M 2018 Marvin Ridge
Brandon Garcia  Mooresville NC D 2018 Lake Norman
Sean Goldsmith Jamestowm NC A 2018 Northwest Guilford
Austin Kelley Apex NC M 2018 North Raleigh Christian Academy
Zach Kenley Waxhaw NC M 2018 Marvin Ridge
Anthony King Cary NC Lsm 2018 Middle Creek
Connor Kocis Chapel Hill NC M 2018 Cardinal Gibbons
John Koontz Winston-Salem NC A 2018 Mount Tabor
William Lyon Waxhaw NC M 2018 Marvin Ridge
Andrew Matherly Oak Ridge NC A 2018 Northwest Guilford
Lucas Pecora Marvin NC D 2018 Marvin Ridge
Aidan Poole Hillsborough NC D 2018 Cedar Ridge
Cameron Renner Marvin NC M 2018 Marvin Ridge
Cole Salton Charlotte NC M 2018 South Mecklenberg
Chase Smith Waxhaw NC D 2018 Marvin Ridge
James “Jj” Tolentino Holly Springs NC M 2018 Middle Creek
Declan Trell Raleigh NC G 2018 Cardinal Gibbons
Justin Tunley Cary NC D 2018 Cary Academy

MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS (ACADEMY), 2019-20
Name  Hometown St  Pos  Year   School
Jake Caputo Apex NC A 2019 West Lake
Cole Christensen Clt NC D 2020 Alexander Graham
Chase Cook Huntersville NC M 2019 Davidson Day
Tucker Duplessis Waxhaw NC G 2019 Marvin Ridge
Drew Elder Fort Mill SC Fogo 2020 Brawley
Troy Exum Cary NC G 2019 St. David’S
Ben Gleiter Chapel Hill NC D 2019 Mcdougel
Tucker Goodelle Mooresville NC A 2020 Lake Norman
Nolan Groulx Cornelius NC M 2019 Bailey
Gordon Guest Chapel Hill NC M 2019 Culbreth
Duncan Harris Apex NC D 2019 Lufkin Road
Ethan Hebb Apex NC M 2020 St. Mary Magdalene
Murphy Jones Cornelius NC A 2019 Davidson Day
Kenny Keefner Charlotte NC A 2019 Community House
Whitner Litton Matthews NC Fogo 2019 Weddington
Travis Maynard Mooresville NC M 2020 Lake Norman
Jackson Miller Waxhaw NC D 2019 Marvin Ridge
Storm Monroe Mooresville NC D 2019 Mooresville
Chris  Murrell Mooresville  NC A 2019 Mooresville
Jake O’Connor Cary NC M 2020 Davis Drive
Caleb Preti Cary NC M 2019 St. Michael’S
Ryan Swarts Mooresville NC D 2019 Lakeshore
Anthony Todaro Matthews NC A 2020 Socrates Academy

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/19/15

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Rankings;

Boys

1. Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 0-0: The Crusaders will face East Chapel Hill on March 3rd in their season opener.
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 2-0: The Raiders have two wins under the belt as they beat Western-Davis (19-3) and took down Preseason No. 1 Lake Highland Prep in an exciting 11-10 win.
3. Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 0-0: The Eagles open at home vs. Keller on Friday.
4. Lake Highland Prep (FL) 2-1: The Highlanders rebounded from the loss to St. Thomas Aquinas by downing Seminole, 11-7, on Tuesday.
5. Lambert (GA) 0-0: The Longhorns open against Peachtree Ridge Saturday.
6. Charlotte Latin (NC) 0-0: The Hawks will face Fort Mill in their opener on February 26th.
7. St. Christopher’s (VA) 0-0: The Saints open on March 17th against Florida’s The Benjamin School.
8. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 0-0: The Saints begin their season on March 13th against Norfolk Academy.
9. Dallas Jesuit (TX) 1-0: The Rangers routed Plano, 16-1 in their opener. They will take on Southlake today.
10. Paul VI (VA) 0-0: The Panthers begin their season at St. Paul’s (MD) on March 7th.

Under Consideration: Albemarle (VA) 0-0, Cape Henry Collegiate (VA) 0-0, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 0-0, Collegiate School (VA) 0-0, Harrison (GA) 0-0, IMG Varsity (FL) 3-0, Jupiter (FL) 4-0, Loudoun County (VA) 0-0, Lovett (GA) 0-0, McCallie School (TN) 0-0, Memphis University School (TN) 0-0, Milton (GA) 0-0, Norfolk Academy (VA) 0-0, Northview (GA) 0-0, Ponte Vedra (FL) 5-0, Robinson (VA) 0-0, Roswell (GA) 0-0, South County (VA) 0-0, St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 0-0, St. Mark’s (TX) 10-4, The Woodlands (TX) 3-0, Westminster (GA) 0-0, Woodberry Forest (VA) 0-0

Girls

1. Bishop Ireton (VA) 0-0: The Cards open with a big match on March 17th at Georgetown Visitation
2. Vero Beach (FL) 1-0: The Fighting Indians toppled St. Edward’s, 12-4, in their opener. On Friday they will face Ponte Vedra in a tough Florida matchup.
3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 0-0: The Saints kick of their season on February 26th against St. Mary’s from Maryland.
4. Milton (GA) 0-0: The Eagles start their season this Friday against Georgia rival, Walton.
5. St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 0-0: The Saints will open on March 6th against North Carolina’s Charlotte Catholic for a competitive start to the season.
6. Walton (GA) 0-0: The Raiders will head to MIlton this Friday for a tough first match.
7. Collegiate School (VA) 0-0: The Cougars will open on March 17th against Douglas Freeman.
8. Charlotte Country Day School (NC) 0-0: The Buccaneers take on Marvin Ridge on March 3rd.
9. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 0-0: The Cougars face St. Anne’s-Belfield on March 6th.
10. (tie) Hutchison School (TN) 0-0: The Sting will play St. Agnes Academy of Texas on February 25th.
10. The Benjamin School (FL) 1-0: The Buccaneers opened with an impressive win over Seminole Ridge.

Under consideration: Apex (NC) 0-0, Barron Collier (FL) 1-0, Bartram Trail (FL) 2-0, Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 0-0, Durham Academy (NC) 0-0, Flint Hill (VA) 0-0, Lassiter (GA) 0-0, Oakton (VA) 0-0, Ponte Vedra (FL) 1-0, Robinson (VA) 0-0, St. John’s (TX) 0-0, Westfield (VA) 0-0, Woodgrove (VA) 0-0.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/25/15

The roster for the Georgia girls’ high school and Middle School Academy teams that will compete June 30-July 2 in the Brine National Lacrosse Classic in Richmond, Va., has been announced.

GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL, 2016, 2017, 2018

Name  Hometown St Pos Year School
Elizabeth Blumthal Sugar Hill Ga M 2017 North Gwinnett
Ana Boothe Johns Creek Ga M 2017 Johns Creek
Grace Dines Atlanta Ga M 2016 Grady
Emma Dougherty Newnan Ga D 2016 Newnan
Avery Freeman Lawrenceville Ga M 2017 Brookwood
Samantha Gladstein Suwanee Ga G 2017 North Gwinnett
Haley Gorke Suwanee Ga M 2017 North Gwinnett
Sarah  Grady Cumming Ga A 2016 West Forsyth
Amya Hudson Hoschton Ga A 2017 Mill Creek
Kaitlyn Lehman Acworth Ga M 2018 North Paulding
Alivian Leigh Marietta Ga M 2017 Pope
Katie Mcgahan Atlanta Ga G 2016 The Westminster Schools
Meredith Moore Roswell Ga D 2018 Fellowship Christian
Madison Mueller Cumming Ga A 2016 Sfhs
Hannah Mutch Cornelius Nc M 2017 William A. Hough
Sascha Reynolds Johns Creek Ga M 2016 Chattahoochee
Lauren Ryan Alpharetta Ga M 2018 Northview
Amelia Tomasulo Marietta Ga M 2018 Pope
Marlo Vandiver Fort Mill Sc D 2016 Nation Ford
Emma Grace Wisdom Roswell Ga A 2017 Lassiter

MIDDLE SCHOOL ACADEMY, 2019-2020 

Name Hometown St Pos Year School
Kym Ardrey Charlotte Nc M 2019 Kipp Charlotte Academy
Brooke Beverly Dacula Ga A 2019 Mill Creek
Gabrielle Catts Alpharetta Ga A 2021 Northwestern
Kaitlyn Cavanaugh Johns Creek Ga M 2020 Taylor Road
Elizabeth Christ Grayson Ga M 2020 Bay Creek
Madelaine Dora Milton Ga M 2021 Northwestern
Izabel Dora Milton Ga M 2019 Northwestern
Abigail Glaser Shaw Afb Sc M 2019 Wilson Hall
Giselle Gonzalez Mt Juliet Tn A 2019 Holy Rosary Academy
Sara Grieco Lawrenceville Ga A 2019 Twin Rivers
Kimberly Hagerty Milton Ga Fogo 2019 Hopewell
Elizabeth Harrison Marietta Ga A 2020 Fellowship Christian
Alexandra Jack Milton  Ga M 2019 Hopewell
Ryanne King Fayetteville Ga A 2020 Rising Starr
Lyndsey Lewis Dacula Ga M 2019 Osborne
Emma Kate Lill Loganville Ga D 2019 Mcconnell
Logan Lillie Isle Of Palms Sc G 2019 Laing
Brook Villhauer Woodstock Ga A 2019 Et Booth
Monica Vogel Baltimore Fl A 2019 Fl Virtual
Victoria Wysocki Grayson Ga G 2019 Bay Creek

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 2/27/15

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Rankings:

Girls

1. Bishop Ireton (VA) 0-0: The Cards open with a big match on March 17th at Georgetown Visitation
2. Vero Beach (FL) 2-0: The Fighting Indians host Barron Collier tonight at 7:30 p.m
3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 0-0: The Saints kick of their season on February 26th against St. Mary’s from Maryland.
4. Milton (GA) 0-0: The Eagles had their opener vs. Etowah canceled due to poor weather conditions.
5. St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 0-0: The Saints will open on March 6th against North Carolina’s Charlotte Catholic for a competitive start to the season.
6. Walton (GA) 1-0: The Raiders opened with an 18-11 win against Kell.
7. Collegiate School (VA) 0-0: The Cougars will open on March 17th against Douglas Freeman.
8. Charlotte Country Day School (NC) 0-0: The Buccaneers take on Marvin Ridge on March 3rd.
9. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 0-0: The Cougars face St. Anne’s-Belfield on March 6th.
10. (tie) Hutchison School (TN) 0-0: The Sting will play University High School of Nashville on Saturday.
10. (tie) Lake Highland Prep (FL) 6-0: The Highlanders added wins this week against Lake Brantley 13-5, Oak Hall 15-4, Bishop Moore 17-11 and Edgewater 18-2. They take the place of the Benjamin School that lost to Martin County, a team the Highlanders beat 14-9.

Under consideration: Apex (NC) 0-0, Barron Collier (FL) 1-0, Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 0-0, Durham Academy (NC) 0-0, Flint Hill (VA) 0-0, Lassiter (GA) 0-0, Martin County (FL) 5-1, Oakton (VA) 0-0, Oviedo (FL) 6-0, Ponte Vedra (FL) 3-1, Robinson (VA) 0-0, St. John’s (TX) 1-0, Westfield (VA) 0-0, Woodgrove (VA) 0-0, St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 4-1.

Boys

1. Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 0-0: The Crusaders will face East Chapel Hill on March 3rd in their season opener.
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 4-0: The Raiders added two more wins this week taking down Gulf Coast, 19-6 and University School 15-2. They will play Plantation on March 4th.
3. Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 2-0: The Eagles opened with a pair of wins beating Keller 20-6 and St. Stephens 18-3.
4. Lake Highland Prep (FL) 4-1: The Highlanders defeated the Benjamin School, 16-9, in a rematch of last year’s state finalists. They play Saturday at 6-0 Jupiter, a team knocking on the door of the rankings.
5. Lambert (GA) 2-0: The Longhorns opened with a two wins, beating Peachtree Ridge 12-2 and Blessed Trinity 15-1.
6. Charlotte Latin (NC) 0-0: The Hawks will face Fort Mill in their opener on February 26th.
7. St. Christopher’s (VA) 0-0: The Saints open on March 17th against Florida’s The Benjamin School.
8. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 0-0: The Saints begin their season on March 13th against Norfolk Academy.
9. Dallas Jesuit (TX) 3-0: The Rangers added a pair of wins, defeating Southlake 10-1 and Keller, 10-6, on Wednesday.
10. Paul VI (VA) 0-0: The Panthers begin their season at St. Paul’s (MD) on March 7th.

Under Consideration: Albemarle (VA) 0-0, Cape Henry Collegiate (VA) 0-0, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 0-0, Collegiate School (VA) 0-0, Highland Park (TX) 0-0, IMG Varsity (FL) 6-0, Jupiter (FL) 6-0, Loudoun County (VA) 0-0, Lovett (GA) 2-0, McCallie School (TN) 0-0, Memphis University School (TN) 0-0, Milton (GA) 1-0, Norfolk Academy (VA) 0-0, Northview (GA) 1-0, Ponte Vedra (FL) 7-0, Robinson (VA) 0-0, Roswell (GA) 0-0, South County (VA) 0-0, St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 0-0, St. Mark’s (TX) 2-0, The Woodlands (TX) 4-0, Westminster (GA) 1-0, Woodberry Forest (VA) 0-0

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 3/5/15

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Rankings for March 5:

Boys

1. Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 0-0: The Crusaders will face Calvert Hill on March 7th in their season opener.
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 5-0: The Raiders added three more wins this week taking down Gulf Coast, University School and Plantation.
3. Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 3-0: The Eagles added a win against Plano West 13-4.

4. Lambert (GA) 3-0: The Longhorns beat Walton 13-4.
5. IMG Academy (FL) 9-0: The undefeated Ascenders have been dominating the Florida state, recently knocking down previous No. 4 Lake Highland Prep in a 15-13 win.
6. Charlotte Latin (NC) 1-0: The Hawks opened with a 9-6 win against Lake Norman.
7. Lake Highland Prep (FL) 5-2: The Highlanders defeated Jupiter 12-9 before falling to IMG Academy 15-13.
8. St. Christopher’s (VA) 0-0: The Saints open on March 17th against Florida’s The Benjamin School.
9. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 0-0: The Saints begin their season on March 13th against Norfolk Academy.
10.(tie) Dallas Jesuit (TX) 3-0: Jesuit had a 10-6 win over Keller.
10.(tie) Paul VI (VA) 0-0: The Panthers begin their season at St. Paul’s (MD) on Saturday.

Under Consideration: Jupiter (FL) 7-1, Ponte Vedra (FL) 8-1, Albemarle (VA) 0-0, Cape Henry Collegiate (VA) 0-0, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 1-0, Collegiate School (VA) 0-0, Highland Park (TX) 0-0, Loudoun County (VA) 0-0, Lovett (GA) 2-0, McCallie School (TN) 0-0, Memphis University School (TN) 2-0, Norfolk Academy (VA) 0-0, Northview (GA) 3-0, Robinson (VA) 0-0, Roswell (GA) 1-0, South County (VA) 0-0, St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 0-0, St. Mark’s (TX) 2-0, The Woodlands (TX) 4-0, Westminster (GA) 6-0, Woodberry Forest (VA) 0-0, Centennial (GA) 4-0

Girls

1. Bishop Ireton (VA) 0-0: The Cards open with a big match on March 17th at Georgetown Visitation
2. Vero Beach (FL) 4-0: The Fighting Indians added two more wins, defeating Barron Collier 14-9 and Pine Crest 17-7.
3. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 0-0: The Saints kick of their season on February 26th against St. Mary’s from Maryland.
4. Milton (GA) 1-0: The Eagles started their season with a 15-9 win against rival Walton on Wednesday.
5. St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 0-0: The Saints will open on Saturday against North Carolina’s Charlotte Catholic for a competitive start to the season.
6. Collegiate School (VA) 0-0: The Cougars will open on March 17th against Douglas Freeman.
7. Walton (GA) 2-1: The Raiders beat Cherokee 24-1 before following to Georgia foe Milton, 15-9.
8. Charlotte Country Day School (NC) 1-0: The Buccaneers beat Marvin Ridge 13-3 on March 3rd.
9. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 0-0: The Cougars face St. Anne’s-Belfield on March 6th.
10. (tie) Hutchison School (TN) 2-0: The Sting defeated University HS 18-3 and Franklin 20-5.
10. (tie) Oviedo (FL) 8-0: The Lions are undefeated so far, recently beating the #10 ranked Lake Highland Prep in a 10-9 win.

Under consideration: Lake Highland Prep (FL) 7-1, Apex (NC) 0-0, Barron Collier (FL) 3-1, Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 0-0, Durham Academy (NC) 0-0, Flint Hill (VA) 0-0, Martin County (FL) 7-1, Oakton (VA) 0-0, Olympia (FL) 8-0, Pine Crest (FL) 7-1, Ponte Vedra (FL) 6-1, Robinson (VA) 0-0, St. John’s (TX) 2-0, Westfield (VA) 0-0, Woodgrove (VA) 0-0.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 3/8/15

Calvert Hall (MD) was a dominant force in the Sixth Annual Brine King of the Spring Face-Off Classic this weekend in the Triangle area of North Carolina.

First on Saturday night in the feature game, Calvert Hall opened its season with an 11-1 triumph over Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.), the defending North Carolina 1-2-3 A state champion and No. 1 team in the TopLaxRecruits Southern Rankings.

Jacob Kelly (freshman committed to UNC) had two goals and three assists and Timmy Kelly and Jason Brown each had two goals and two assists for the Cardinals while Jack Kinnear added two goals and an assist and Zach Green scored twice. JT Bugliosi added a goal and Ryan Powers won 12 of 13 face-offs. Joe McSorley made eight stops and John Hulsman added two saves.

Cardinal Gibbons goalie Kevin McKendry had a strong game.

Lambert (GA) middie Justin Blastick moves with a pick set by Trey Arnold during Saturday’s 17-4 win at Greenville (S.C.) at Sirrine Stadium in Greenville.

Calvert Hall also toppled Cape Henry Collegiate (NC), 18-4 as Timmy Kelly had three goals and three assists and Brown, Jacob Kelly and Kevin Bartenfelter each had a pair. Bugliosi had a goal and four assists while Powers won all 10 of his face-offs.

Rainer Curran had two goals for Cape Henry Collegiate.

Also at the Classic, defending Tennessee state champion Memphis University School (3-2) dropped decisions to St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA), 10-7, Charlotte Country Day (N.C.), 10-9, on Saturday and then defeated Durham Academy (N.C.), 14-3, today. Trammel Robinson had three goals in the win and two goals in the loss to CCD while Winn Medlock had four goals and four assists in the defeats.

Archbishop Spalding (MD) 7, Coppell (TX) 6, 2 OT

Also Sunday at the Face-Off Classic, Steve Hirschmann scored the game-winner in the second overtime to give the Cavaliers (2-0) a second straight one-goal victory. On Saturday the Cavs edged Greensboro Day (N.C.), also 7-6.

In Sunday’s win over Coppell (4-1), Zach Kalas and Connor Wallenhorst each had two goals and one assist and Justin Bell posted 10 saves

Lambert (GA) 17, Greenville (S.C.) 4 (Saturday)

The Longhorns improved to 4-0 as Hayden Barnes scored three goals and Trey Arnold (RMU) collected two goals, seven groundballs and won 80% of his face-offs. Matt O’Rourk (Air Force) added two goals and two assists and Hunter Shepherd, Conrad McEvoy and Eric Overbay each scored two goals.

Mountain Vista (CO) 20, Castle View (CO) 8

Vista, No. 2 in the West, defeated conference foe Castle View in its opener as Evan Place (USAF) and Colin Munro (UNC) each had four goals. Christian Barker also tallied six points and 11 players made the scoring sheet for the Golden Eagles.

Max Tuttle (Sacred Heart) had four goals for the visiting Sabercats.

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

Cape Fear Academy (NC) 2016 goalie Jim White has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Jacksonville University.

Jim White ledger:

Jim White

High School: Cape Fear Academy, NC

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: Goalie

College Choice: Jacksonville University

What will you major in/study? Business

Why did you choose Jacksonville? “Amazing Business School and a great location. I absolutely love the weather down there.”

Outlook for HS season? “Team is really strong offensively. They give me good shots in practice.”

Thank You: “I would love to thank my parents for driving me all over the country to pursue my goal. Also my goalie coach Dennis Lebaron and my high school coach Paul Gilbert. Finally, my club coach Ken Miller.”

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