Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/23/15

This week’s Manney’s Minute focused on Next Level Video, one of the preview video companies in the lacrosse world and beyond.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/23/15

Registration is open for the Casey Powell Academy boys’ lacrosse camp with LB3 on July 6-8 at the Shipley School.

Casey Powell, the MLL MVP, has a simple philosophy: “I work hard everyday to better myself in life and on the field.” He takes that philosophy to heart and is probably the best teacher this game has to offer. The reason for him being the best is because he can relate to everyone on the field – young players, coaches, parents, etc. When Casey is on the field, you will probably learn something that you have not thought of or seen before. In his own unique way he helps everyone to become better at their game.

The Casey Powell Academy offers the highest training. Our best teachers giving you their best for the week of camp. This is a great option for the player who is really working hard at taking their game to another level. Casey Powell sets the curriculum for the week and he is there to be sure the players are following through with what the plan is.

The first 22 players registered for this camp receive Casey Powell Hat and Shirt. Register by Friday June 26th and receive a $100 Discount! Discount Code: 15100CGB

Click here to register.

TYPICAL SCHEDULE

9am – Arrive for Camp
9:15 – Warm Up
9:30 – Stick work
10:00 – Positional Training
10:30 – Station work
11:00 – Demo of the Day
11:15 – Transitional Games
12:00 – Lunch – Bring your lunch with you.
1:00 – Back on the Field
1:15 – Warm Up
1:30 – Small Sided Games
2:30 – Team Games
3:00 – Daily Camp Review

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/23/15
From Press Release

For the second consecutive year, Saint Joseph’s graduate student midfielder Ryan McGee (White Plains, N.Y./White Plains) has been selected the Northeast Conference Men’s Lacrosse Spring Scholar-Athlete award winner, the league office announced on Monday afternoon.

All scholar-athlete award winners earned a minimum of 60 semester hours at their institution, maintained a minimum cumulative grade-point-average of 3.20 and participated with distinction as a member of a varsity team.

A two-time All-NEC First Team selection, McGee led the NEC with 1.47 assists per game and ranked second in points (3.29/game) and fifth in goals (1.82/game) this season.

The White Plains, NY native has also been recognized as a 2015 Senior CLASS Award All-American Second-Team selection and the 2015 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Men’s Lacrosse Performer of the Year; McGee is also a nominee for the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Overall Performer of the Year.

McGee capped his career on Hawk Hill with 175 points on 107 goals and 68 assists; he ranks third in all-time career goals, fourth in all-time career points, and seventh in all-time career assists in the SJU program record books and closed out his career on a 43-game point scoring streak dating back to March 2, 2012. He graduated from Saint Joseph’s in May 2014 with a degree in finance and is currently pursuing a Master of Science degree in financial services from SJU.

Saint Joseph’s has placed 14 men’s lacrosse student-athletes on the Northeast Conference 2015 Spring Academic Honor Roll. Student-athletes must post a 3.20 or higher for the spring semester in order to be named to the honor roll. The Hawks doubled their total number of honor roll recipients from last year.

Additionally, freshman Chris Blewitt (Lincoln Park, N.J./Bergen Catholic) earned a spot on the 2015 NEC Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll for achieving a 3.75 or higher for the spring semester.

Below is a list of Saint Joseph’s 14 men’s lacrosse honorees.

Kevin Barrow / Senior / Landenberg, Pa. / Avon Grove / Political Science *
Chris Blewitt / Freshman / Lincoln Park, N.J. / Bergen Catholic / Finance
Kyle Bruun / Senior / Chevy Chase, Md. / Gonzaga (D.C.) / Biology *
Kyle Cain / Freshman / Wantagh, N.Y. / Wantagh / Business
Connor Kearnan / Freshman / Courtice, Ontario / St. Stephen’s Secondary / Accounting
Dustin Keen / Senior / Downingtown, Pa. / Downingtown West / Pharmaceutical Marketing
Ryan McGee / Graduate Student / White Plains, N.Y. / White Plains / Financial Services *
Brendan McNicholas / Freshman / West Grove, Pa. / Avon Grove / Food Marketing
Dylan O’Donnell / Senior / Media, Pa. / Penncrest / Accounting *
Matt Sarcona / Senior / Northport, N.Y. / Northport / Interdisciplinary Health Services
Austin Smith / Freshman / Olney, Md. / Our Lady of Good Counsel / Business
Dale Stasco / Freshman / Garden City, N.Y. / Garden City / Business
Pat Swanick / Junior / Haverford, Pa. / St. Joseph’s Prep / Accounting *
Jon Weinstein / Freshman / West Chester, Pa./ Bishop Shanahan / Chemical Biology

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/23/15

Philly boys’ high school coaching openings

Phoenixville head/assistant coaches

Phoenixville Area High School Boys’ Head/Asst. Coach. (Varsity/JV). Available: ASAP. Deadline: July 5, 2015.
Phoenixville Area High School is searching for a head boys’ lacrosse coach. Phoenixville is committed to building a lacrosse program and is looking for an energetic and dedicated leader to rally our community in support of the sport. Phoenixville competes in the Pioneer Athletic Conference and is a member of PIAA District One. This position is coaching-only. Interested candidates should e-mail Athletic Director Matt Gionta. Salary: $5,000. Appointment: Part-Time

Contact for information: Matthew Gionta, Athletic Director, 1200 Gay Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460. Phone: (484) 927-5130 E-mail: giontam@pasd.com<mailto:giontam@pasd.com?

Team/school/org. site: http://phoenixvilleathletics.com<http://phoenixvilleathletics.com/>
Jobs/HR web page: http://pasdjobs.com<http://pasdjobs.com/>

CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH – Head Boys Lacrosse Coach

Candidate must be highly organized and motivated to lead the CB South Boys’ (Varsity) Lacrosse program for the 2016 Spring season. The successful candidate will have knowledge of the sport and the willingness to work with high school age students. Candidate must possess a commitment to understanding the unique role of the student-athlete and appreciate the importance of values-based coaching. Previous lacrosse playing experience or coaching experience is preferred. Contact dturner@cbsd.org.

2015 Summer Camp Male Counselor/Lacrosse Director for Camp Camadensis, Pocono camp- Open Immediately
Camp Canadensis in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania is looking to hire college students and recent graduates for the upcoming summer. This year we will be celebrating our 75th Year in overnight camping — the following positions include 8 weeks of living and food expenses on our beautiful camp facility.
Earn money while having the summer of your life!

We are looking for someone who is knowledgeable and enjoys the sport of Lacrosse. This person will live with campers and get to be an in-bunk counselor. During the day will work with interested campers to teach the game of LAX with the help of a female specialist.

Dates of employment from June 21 through August 15. We employ staff from all over the world, and offer a welcoming and caring environment. To learn more, visit our website at http://www.canadensis.com or call camp at 570-595-7461

Girls

Southern Lehigh head coach

Southern Lehigh has an immediate opening for a Girl’s HS Head Coach. Very successful program in the Lehigh Valley. Contact Kate Miller, Athletic Coordinator, at millerk@slsd.org.

Wilson girls’ head coach

Wilson (West Lawn) is accepting applicants for the position of Head Varsity Girls Lacrosse Coach. If interested, please send a resume to Drew Kaufmann, Director of Athletics, at kauand@wilsonsd.org

Upper Dublin girls’ head coach

Upper Dublin High School Athletic Department has an opening for a varsitygirls lacrosse coach. The candidate should have a desire to work with student athletes, be enthusiastic, patient, organized, mature, dependable and responsible. The candidate must be available for the times of games, practices and meetings. The candidate should have knowledge of the rules and techniques of lacrosse and have excellent communication skills. In addition, knowledge of the PIAA rules, playing or coaching experience inlacrosse is preferred.
The individual must be at least 18 years old with at least a high school diploma, Bachelor Degree is preferred.
To apply, please submit resume, cover letter and names of three references to Eric Greiner, Upper Dublin High School Athletics, 800 Loch Alsh Ave, Ft. Washington, PA 19034. Resumes can also be emailed to egreiner@udsd.org. All applications will be accepted on or before 9/30/15. No phone calls, please.

Lower Merion head coach

Lower Merion High School (LMHS) is seeking a Head Varsity Coach for girls lacrosse. LMHS is a member of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, District 1 and Central Athletic League. Applicants should contact Athletic Director Don Walsh at walshd@lmsd.org by Monday, July 6.

Coatesville head coach

Coatesville Area Senior High School is accepting applicants for the position of Head Girls Lacrosse Coach at the high school. Please click on the following link to view the job posting and instructions to apply, http://www.casdschools.org/cms/lib8/PA01916452/Centricity/Domain/32/HeadGirlsLacrosseCASH%20Zwick.pdf. Please contact Corey Sigle, Director of Athletics with any questions at 610-383-3735 EXT.- 61513.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/23/15
From Press Release

Registration is CLOSE TO SELLING OUT for the Lehigh Valley Showcase for boys in the classes of 2017, 2018 and 2019 at Lehigh University from July 22-24.

We are exactly one month away from the Lehigh Valley Showcase! We have the following spots remaining at each position:

Attack: 11 Spots

Midfield: 10 Spots

Defense: 8 Spots

Goalie: 6 Spots

Camp Description:

The Lehigh Valley Showcase is designed to provide rising high school freshman, sophomores, and juniors from the Lehigh Valley and across the country with advanced skill development in a highly competitive, tournament style, playing environment. The showcase will provide a platform for players to display their skills in front of college coaches from Divisions I, II, and III, as these coaches will be invited to serve as instructors and also as recruiters.

Off the field, players will take part in a skill development clinic, recruiting & academic seminar, as well as a leadership/character building seminar. The mission of the Lehigh Valley Showcase is to help prospective student athletes gain visibility within the recruiting landscape, while helping them grow as players and as people.

*Interested Lehigh Prospects – This camp will be a great opportunity to see what being a Student-Athlete in the Lehigh lacrosse program is all about. You will stay in the same dorms, use the same facilities, and have the opportunity to meet and work with current Lehigh players and coaching staff. All this, while affording our staff the opportunity to learn more about you as a person and player with in the highly competitive showcase format.

*Film – All sessions of the Showcase will be filmed and available to participants for personal use following the event.

Register by clicking here and going to Page 3

Click here for live coverage of last year’s All-Star Game

Camp Details:

Boys in grades 9, 10 and 11
This camp will be capping the event at 200 players to maximize exposure. The other showcases have sold out the last 2 years.
All campers receive a camp reversible printed with Lehigh Valley Showcase and Lehigh Lacrosse camp t-shirt
Check-In will be 11:00am on Wednesday, July 22nd.
There will be a $60 key deposit charge due at Check-in. Key deposits will be returned when keys are turned in at Check-out.
Late Check In will be available for those who are arriving from Hotbeds or any other tournament that conflicts with the Showcase
Check-Out will be on Friday, July 24th immediately following a players last game in the afternoon session.
Check-In and Check-Out will take place on Lehigh University’s Asa Packer campus (more details coming soon!)

Items to Bring: Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Towels, Toiletries, Fan, Alarm Clock, Spending Money, Shorts, t-shirts, socks, sweat top, rain top, cleats, turf shoes, basketball shoes, bathing suit, sunscreen, water bottle, casual clothing, lacrosse equipment (helmet, stick, gloves, arm pads, shoulder pads, athletic supporter, mouth guard).

Roommates: Roommate requests can be made during on-line registration process. Both roommates must request each other in order to be roomed together. If no request is made, roommates will be selected according to age. No room changes will be permitted at camp. Any last minutes requests can be made by emailing laxcamps@lehigh.edu. Only 2 occupants per room.

Camp Store: Open daily for snacks, drinks, pizza orders, and specialty items.
Accommodations & Meals: Overnight campers will get to experience dormitory living in the heart of the Asa Packer Campus (Main Campus). With our hill-side setting and a panoramic view of downtown Bethlehem, this is truly “dorm life” at its finest. Only a short walk to the dining hall, residents will receive three meals a day at the all-you-care-to-eat dining facility. They offer a wide variety of delicious menu items that will help you refuel for the next session.

2015 Tentative General Schedule Outline

DAY 1
11:00am – 12:30pm – Check In @ Lamberton Hall/Hawks Nest (*Lunch will not be provided*)
1:00pm-4:00pm – Session 1
4:00pm – Dinner Starts
6:00pm-9:00pm – Session 2
9:15pm – Seminar I (Leeman-Turner Arena @ Grace Hall)
10:30pm – In Own Rooms
11:00pm – Lights Out

DAY 2
7:00am – Breakfast Starts
9:00am – 12:00pm – Session 3
(All Round Robin Games will determine championship seedings.)
11:15am – Lunch Starts
1:00pm – 4:00pm – Session 4
4:00pm – Dinner Starts
5:30pm – 8:00pm – Session 5
8:30pm – 2018/2019 All Star Game
11:00pm – In Own Rooms/Lights Out

DAY 3
7:00am – Breakfast Starts
9:00am – 12:00pm – Consolation Games & Championship
10:00am – 12:45pm – Check out will begin following the first game and will continue until after Championship.
Camp Fee:

Resident: $595

Register by clicking here and going to Page 3

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/23/15
From Press Release

Major League Lacrosse today announced its weekly award winners for Week 10 of the 2015 season, naming the Charlotte Hounds’ Joey Sankey (Penn Charter, UNC) Cascade Rookie of the Week. The Hounds on Saturday snapped their six-game losing streak and ended the New York Lizards’ bid for an undefeated season with a 13-12 victory at Hofstra University’s James M. Shuart Stadium.

“It’s a huge honor to receive this award for the second time this season,” said Sankey. “But at this time it’s definitely more special as it comes after a great team win.”

In addition to Sankey’s honor, the Denver Outlaws’ John Grant Jr. earned Warrior Offensive Player of the Week, the Chesapeake Bayhawks’ Tyler Fiorito Warrior Defensive Player of the Week and Chris Mattes of the Florida Launch was name FOAthlete of the Week, presented by the Faceoff Academy. The winners are chosen by the league’s front office and are based on outstanding in-game achievements.

On Saturday versus the Lizards, Sankey scored two goals and assisted on two others. The attackman’s second goal of the night tied the game at 12 with just under five minutes remaining in regulation. Kevin Cunningham scored the game winner 1:33 later. Sankey has now tallied 22 points in just four MLL appearances this season, and his nine assists lead the Hounds offense.

“It was great to get my first MLL victory, and it came at a time when the team really needed it,” said Sankey. “We’re confident that we are improving as a team and we are building great team chemistry. It has taken us some time as we have had a lot of moving pieces, but it’s starting to click as we try and make a push for the playoffs.”

This is the fourth time this season that a Hounds player has been selected for a weekly award, including the second of the year for Sankey, who also earned Cascade Rookie of the Week honors following his Week 7 debut. Brendan Fowler was named FOAthlete of the Week, Presented by The Faceoff Academy, in Week 1 and Kevin Drew was selected as Warrior Defensive Player of the Week at the conclusion of Week 3.

Sankey and the Hounds (2-7) return home this weekend, welcoming the 5-4 Denver Outlaws to American Legion Memorial Stadium on Saturday, June 27. Faceoff is scheduled for 7:00pm ET, following the Hounds

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/24/15

Comprised of boys from Kennett Square, Garnet Valley, Unionville, Downingtown, and surrounding areas, team Brotherly Love won the 2023A title Sunday at the Boys’ Summer Slam at West Chester University.

Team Brotherly Love celebrates its 2023A title at the Boys’ Summer Slam

Team Brotherly Love went undefeated in pool play by beating Mesa Fresh, Freedom, and Patriots. In the semifinals they defeated Rising Sons 10-5 and then faced off against New England Club Power, Laxachusetts. Able to take advantage of a quick 6-0 halftime lead they won by a final score of 12-2.

Players: Colin Jung, Will Raihall, Kyle Anthony, Kevin Carson, Zach Hulme, Casey Rose, William Hohn, Brody Murphy, Kris Henning, Joe Giles, Sam Barton, Colin Smith, TJ Shillingford, and Bryson Kolinsky. Team Brotherly Love is coached by Jonathan Nurry and John Shillingford.

Team Brotherly Love based out of Chester County, PA offers Elite and Select Club Teams for both boys and girls youth lacrosse players.

From TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 6/24/15

The Final 2015 Epoch Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. Haverford School (PA) 26-0 Last week: No. 1
The Fords defeated Hun School, 15-8, to win the Inter-Ac Challenge and capped a perfect season with a 13-9 come-from-behind win over Culver Military Academy.

2. Hill Academy (ONT, Canada) 13-1 Last week: No. 2
Hill edged Culver Military Academy, 12-11, in overtime to win the North American Lacrosse Invitational championship.

3. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 18-1 Last week: No. 3
The Wildcats won the West Catholic Athletic League championship by handling Bellarmine Prep, 9-1.

4. Victor (N.Y.) 22-0 Last week: No. 4
The Blue Devils capped a perfect season with a 17-8 win over Manhasset in the NY Class B title game.

5. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 23-0 Last week: No. 5
The Group 4 champion Panthers finished a perfect season with a 16-13 Tournament of Champions win over Bergen Catholic.

6. Hun School (N.J.) 17-1 Last week: No. 6
The Raiders fell, 15-8, to No. 1 Haverford School in the Inter-Ac Challenge title game.

7. Landon School (MD) 18-2 Last week: No. 7
The Bears toppled Georgetown Prep 14-9 to win the DC IAC championship.

8. Gonzaga (DC) 18-3 Last week: No. 8
The Purple Eagles defeated Paul VI 12-5 to win the DC WCAC championship.

9. Niskayuna (NY) 21-2 Last week: No. 9
The Silver Warriors won their first state title by downing West Genesee, 13-10, in the Class A final, after topping former No. 2 Syosset, 14-11.

10. IMG Lacrosse National (FL) 10-4 Last week: No. 10
The Ascenders finished a rugged schedule with a 21-20 loss to Hill Academy.

11. St. Mary’s (MD) 12-6 Last week: No 11
The Saints defeated McDonogh 13-8 to win their first MIAA “A” Conference title since 1996.

12. Chaminade (N.Y.) 13-4 Prev: No. 12
The Flyers routed St. Anthony’s, 15-7, for the CHSAA championship.

13. Massapequa (N.Y.) 17-1 Last week: No. 13
The Chiefs fell to Syosset, 14-8, in the Nassau County Class A championship game.

14. Syosset (NY) 18-2 last week: No. 14
The Braves fell to eventual champion Niskayuna, 14-11, in the NY Class A state semifinals.

15. McDonogh School (MD) 14-5 Last week: No. 15
The Eagles lost to St. Mary’s 13-8 in the MIAA “A” Conference finals.

16. St. Paul’s (MD) 13-6 Last week: No. 16
The Crusaders lost to St. Mary’s 9-5 in the MIAA “A” Conference semifinals.

17. Boys’ Latin (MD) 15-5 Last week: No. 17
The Lakers lost to McDonogh 13-7 in the MIAA “A” Conference semifinals in the final game for legendary coach Bob Shriver.

18. Smithtown East (N.Y.) 18-2 Last week: No. 18
The Bulls fell to Syosset, 14-8, in the Long Island Class A championship.

19.Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 19-1 Last week: No. 19
The Seahawks won the NY Class C state title, topping defending champ Cazenovia, 9-8.

20. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Last week: No. 20
The Bruins won the Colorado Class 5 championship and boasted an early-season win over NJ TOC finalist Bergen Catholic.

Under consideration: Bergen Catholic (N.J.) 18-6; Bullis School (MD) 14-5; Calvert Hall (MD) 12-6; Culver Military Academy (IN) 17-6; Darien (CT) 20-3; Delbarton (N.J.) 20-2; Episcopal Academy (PA) 14-7; Georgetown Prep (MD) 13-4; Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.) 18-2; Lake Highland Prep (FL) 21-3; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 20-1; Loyola Blakefield (MD) 9-5; Lynbrook (N.Y.) 18-1; Manhasset (N.Y.) 16-6; Northport (N.Y.) 17-2; Pittsford (N.Y.) 19-2; Radnor (PA) 21-6; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 15-2; St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) 12-4; Summit (NJ) 19-5; Ward Melville (N.Y.) 17-3; West Genesee (N.Y.) 18-3; Westminster (GA) 20-2.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/24/15

NESCAC All-Academic selections for 2015 from Philly.

“Student-athletes have been named for the 2015 NESCAC Spring All-Academic Team by the conference. To be honored, an individual must have reached sophomore academic standing and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35.”

Connor Crump (Germantown Academy) Men’s Lacrosse Jr. Ambler, Pa. – Amherst College
Carl Lampe (Episcopal Academy) Men’s Lacrosse Sr. Devon, Pa. – Amherst College
Mike Litner (Shipley School) Men’s Lacrosse Jr. Villanova, Pa. – Amherst College
Jack Adons (St. Joseph’s Prep) Men’s Lacrosse So. Doylestown, Pa. – Bates College
Sean Dougherty (Hill School) Men’s Lacrosse So. Glenmoore, Pa. – Colby College
Nate Smith-Ide (Hill School) Men’s Lacrosse So. Pottstown, Pa. – Middlebury College
Jon Sax (St. Joseph’s Prep) Men’s Lacrosse Jr. Villanova, Pa. – Tufts University
Ted Bergman (Penncrest) Men’s Lacrosse So. Media, Pa.- Wesleyan University
Gus Greenberg (Abington) Men’s Lacrosse So. Jenkintown, Pa. .- Wesleyan University
Jared Jacobs (Conestoga) Men’s Lacrosse Jr. Malvern, Pa. .- Wesleyan University
Andy Grabowski (Penn Charter) Men’s Lacrosse Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. – Williams College

Amherst College – Mia Haughton (Princeton High)- Jr. Princeton, NJ
Amherst Sarah Spector (Lower Merion) Women’s Lacrosse Sr. Narbeth, Pa.
Wesleyan Katie Binswanger (Deerfield Academy, CT) Sr. Philadelphia, Pa.
Williams – Emily Gerber (Radnor) Sr. Villanova, Pa.
Williams – Alyssa Maddalone (Choate Rosemary Hall, CT) Jr. Newtown, Pa.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/25/15
From Press Release

Haverford School is the LaxPower High School Boys’ Lacrosse National Champion for 2015.

LaxPower, the world’s leading authority on lacrosse team performance ratings, is pleased to announce the National Coaches/Computer Ratings for high school boys’ lacrosse for the recently completed 2015 spring season.

Haverford School was the national champions with a 26-0 season

Haverford School (PA) is LaxPower’s national champion for 2015. The Fords capped off an undefeated season (26-0) by winning the Pennsylvania East IAC title. They placed in first place in both the computer ratings and the coaches’ poll, where they received all but one first-place vote.

The top five programs in the country for 2015 are:

#1: Haverford School, Haverford, PA (26-0) — Pennsylvania East IAC champion
#2: Landon School, Bethesda, MD (20-2) — Maryland/DC IAC champion
#3: Gonzaga, Washington, DC (18-3) — Maryland/DC WCAC champion
#4: Victor, Victor, NY (22-0) — New York Class B champion
#5: Bridgewater-Raritan, Bridgewater, NJ (23-0) — New Jersey NJSIAA champion

The final rankings were compiled using LaxPower’s CCR rating formula, which combines the national computer ratings with a national poll. The computer ratings used for the rankings are based on 29,961 game scores for 3,854 high school teams. The poll is a product of rankings by 30 high school coaches from around the country. Each of these parameters represents 50% of the final tallied results.

Detailed information for all teams can be found at the link below. The combined CCR ranking, computer ratings, results of poll voting, members of the coaches poll panel, and a detailed explanation of the computer formula are available. Results for the Top 25 on each of the components and overall are presented below.

2015 National Rankings for High School Boys’ Lacrosse

LaxPower congratulates these teams and their players and coaches for an outstanding achievement in 2015 as well as all of the coaches and student-athletes who participated in high school lacrosse this past spring.

2015 National Coaches/Computer Ratings
No Team ST W-L CCR = Poll + PR
1 Haverford School PA 26-0 199.82 99.90 99.92
2 Landon MD 20-2 199.71 99.82 99.89
3 Gonzaga DC 18-3 199.47 99.65 99.82
4 Victor NY 22-0 199.23 99.57 99.65
5 Bridgewater-Raritan NJ 23-0 199.20 99.41 99.78
6 Hun School NJ 19-1 198.97 99.27 99.69
7 Syosset NY 18-2 198.93 99.29 99.63
8 Darien CT 20-3 198.83 99.35 99.48
9 Brunswick School CT 14-4 198.76 99.04 99.72
10 Georgetown Prep MD 13-4 198.73 99.16 99.57
11 Niskayuna NY 21-2 198.66 99.33 99.34
12 St Mary’s Annapolis MD 12-6 198.65 99.20 99.45
13 Smithtown East NY 18-2 198.61 99.03 99.57
14 Chaminade NY 13-4 198.60 99.07 99.53
15 McDonogh MD 14-5 198.57 99.04 99.53
16 Boys’ Latin MD 15-5 198.51 98.97 99.54
17 Ward Melville NY 17-3 198.49 98.91 99.57
18 Hill Academy ON 13-1 198.48 98.94 99.53
19 Avon Old Farms CT 15-2 198.45 98.91 99.54
20 Cold Spring Harbor NY 19-1 198.38 99.01 99.37
21 Massapequa NY 17-1 198.37 98.96 99.41
22 Saint Ignatius Prep CA 18-1 198.30 99.05 99.25
23 Delbarton NJ 20-2 198.15 98.74 99.41
24 Jamesville-DeWitt NY 18-2 198.08 98.70 99.38
25 West Genesee NY 18-3 198.06 98.75 99.31

2015 LaxPower National Computer Ratings
No Team ST PR SOS W-L
1 Haverford School PA 99.92 96.48 26-0
2 Landon MD 99.89 97.11 20-2
3 Gonzaga DC 99.82 96.22 18-3
4 Bridgewater-Raritan NJ 99.78 96.11 23-0
5 Brunswick School CT 99.72 97.36 14-4
6 Hun School NJ 99.69 94.89 19-1
7 Victor NY 99.65 92.46 22-0
8 Syosset NY 99.63 95.66 18-2
9 Smithtown East NY 99.57 95.22 18-2
10 Ward Melville NY 99.57 95.40 17-3
11 Georgetown Prep MD 99.57 97.08 13-4
12 Boys’ Latin MD 99.54 97.93 15-5
13 Avon Old Farms CT 99.54 95.34 15-2
14 Hill Academy ON 99.53 98.02 13-1
15 Chaminade NY 99.53 96.73 13-4
16 McDonogh MD 99.53 97.43 14-5
17 Darien CT 99.48 94.59 20-3
18 St Mary’s Annapolis MD 99.45 98.09 12-6
19 Massapequa NY 99.41 94.82 17-1
20 Delbarton NJ 99.41 96.90 20-2
21 Jamesville-DeWitt NY 99.38 93.35 18-2
22 Cold Spring Harbor NY 99.37 91.54 19-1
23 St Stephen/St Agnes VA 99.37 95.86 15-5
24 Niskayuna NY 99.34 85.42 21-2
25 West Genesee NY 99.31 95.50 18-3

2015 LaxPower National Coaches’ Poll
No Team ST W-L Points First
1 Haverford School PA 26-0 748 29
2 Landon MD 20-2 707 1
3 Gonzaga DC 18-3 612
4 Victor NY 22-0 573
5 Bridgewater-Raritan NJ 23-0 487
6 Darien CT 20-3 453
7 Niskayuna NY 21-2 443
8 Syosset NY 18-2 423
9 Hun School NJ 19-1 414
10 St Mary’s Annapolis MD 12-6 373
11 Georgetown Prep MD 13-4 352
12 Chaminade NY 13-4 302
13 Saint Ignatius Prep CA 18-1 292
14 McDonogh MD 14-5 290
15 Brunswick School CT 14-4 288
16 Smithtown East NY 18-2 285
17 Cold Spring Harbor NY 19-1 271
18 Boys’ Latin MD 15-5 253
19 Massapequa NY 17-1 248
20 Hill Academy ON 13-1 236
21 Ward Melville NY 17-3 221
22 Avon Old Farms CT 15-2 218
23 West Genesee NY 18-3 133
24 Delbarton NJ 20-2 128
25 Culver Academy Prep IN 17-6 120

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/25/15

Landon School (MD) 2017 attackman Thomas Halm has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at St. Joseph’s University.

Thomas Halm ledger:

Thomas Halm

High School: Landon School, MD

Graduation Year: 2017

Position: Attack

College Choice: St. Joseph’s University

Club Affiliation: Blackwolf

Major lacrosse honors, camps and showcases: UMBC UA Shootout

Why did you choose St Joe’s? “From the schools I visited, St. Joe’s was the best fit both academically and for athletics.”

Thoughts on HS team’s 2015 season: “It was an excellent season. We ended up being ranked No. 1 in the Washington DC metro area. I also learned a lot about lacrosse. We are already looking forward to next year.”

Thank You: “I would like to thank my entire family, Coach Rob and JR Bordley, Coach Trigiani and my teammates.”

Maplezone Sports Institute, the official sponsor for Phillylacrosse.com boys’ recruits, congratulates Thomas Halm. MSI is located on Conchester Highway (Rt. 322) in Garnet Valley, offering Offering private, group, and team training. Training programs are made for each individual skill set and player. Please contact Cory Malampy at cmalampy@maplezone.com 610-358-5500 ext 21

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/25/15

LEGACY Global Sports is pleased to officially announce Middle School Academy boys’ player selection for the Brine National Lacrosse Classic for New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The top players have been selected to represent their states at the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Classic in Midlothian, Virginia, June 29-July 2.

The players qualified for selection by competing for roster spots at Brine regional tryouts and/or by their participation in the Brine Pride showcases held in their states.

Selected players will participate in the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Classic where they will play with and against the best high school lacrosse players in the nation. The rest of the rosters will be announced Friday.

For more details about the Brine National Lacrosse Classic, visit, www.nationallacrosseclassic.com.

New Jersey
Patrick Bronander Glen Ridge Nj M 2020 Glen Ridge Tri State / Zebra
Robert Zevzavadjian Ramsey Nj G 2020 Ramsey Patriot Lacrosse
Mason Bregman Mount Laurel Nj Fogo 2020 Harrington Triple H
William Mercado Mount Laurel Nj M 2019 Thomas E. Harrington Middle School South Jersey Black Storm
Drew Ragone Haddonfield Nj A 2019 St.Augustine Prep School Triple Hhh
Gene Martin Moorestown Nj G 2019 William Allen Middle School
Karson Schellscheidt Rocky Hill Nj M 2019 The Hun School Of Princeton Leading Edge Elite
Terence Mahon Denville Nj M 2019 Valleyview Middle School Building Blocks Lacrosse
Shane Baraldi Voorhees Nj M 2019 Voorhees Middle School Tri-State
Jack Fabean Brielle Nj D 2019 Manasquan High School United Lacrosse
Max Feudo Plainfield Il A 2019 Murphy Jr High Deep Dish Lacrosse/Fox Valley Lacrosse Club
Tyler Callahan Brielle Nj D 2020 Brielle Maddog
Trevor Deubner Glen Ridge Nj A 2019 Glen Ridge Tri State
Michael Diiorio Mendham Nj M 2019 Oratory Prep Patriot Lacrosse
Riley Callahan Brielle Nj M 2019 Brielle United
Luke Diiorio Mendham Nj D 2019 Oratory Prep Mendham
Clayton Lancaster Flemington Nj M 2019 Jp Case Middle School Leading Edge/Devils Lacrosse Club
Patrick Runfola Moorestown Nj M 2019 Moorestown Middle Moorestown Lacrosse Club
Christopher Kirschner Flemington Nj A 2019 Jp Case Leading Edge Elite
Christopher Lancaster Flemington Nj D 2019 Jp Case Middle School Leading Edge/Devils Lacrosse Club
Tory Lentine Flemington Nj A 2019 Jp Case Devils Lacrosse Club
James Pendergist Brielle Nj M 2019 Brielle Elementary Leading Edge South
Benjamin Cantwell Moorestown Nj A 2019 Moorestown Tri State
Wilson Carpenter Salem Nj D 2020 Woodstown Middle School Southshore Lacrosse

Pennsylvania
Mason Garrabrant Chadds Ford Pa A 2020 St. Cornelius Fusion
Kyle Golden Douglassville Pa M 2019 Daniel Boone Middle School 380 Lacrosse
Andrew Preston White Hall Md G 2019 North Harford Looneys Orange
Nicholas Redd Lincoln University Pa M 2020 Wilmington Friends School Mesa Fresh Fever Lacrosse Club
Tommy Buchert Douglassville Pa M 2019 Daniel Boone Middle School Headstrong 2019 Green
Tommy Marcoon Charleston Sc A 2019 Wando High School Loggerheads
Luke Talago Center Valley Pa Fogo 2019 Allentown Central Catholic Headstrong
Kyle Gucwa Sanatoga Pa A 2019 Blessed Teresa Of Calcutta Mesa Fresh 2019
Peyton Mcneill Newark De A 2019 Wilmington Friends School Hhh
Tyler Muir Pottstown Pa G 2020 Owen J Roberts Middle School Roughriders / Coventry Youth Lacrosse
Colin Reich Daniel Island Sc M 2019 Bishop England High School Lowcountry Loggerheads (Sc)
Jeremy Sheley Langhorne Pa M 2019 Maple Point Middle School Team Turnpike Exit 8
Dean Bleiler Ambler Pa A 2020 William Penn Charter School Hhh
Dylan Robertson Fort Washington Pa D 2019 Germantown Academy Uprising
Nathaniel Tornetta Pottstown Pa D @Natedog82217564 2019 Pottsgrove Middle School 380/Coventry
Benjamin Calvert Winter Park Fl D 2020 St. Margaret Mary Catholic School Swarm Lacrosse
Kaden Brothers Sebastian Fl D 2020 Saint Edwards Team Maverick
Jack Sheridan Blue Bell Pa M 2019 Germantown Academy Big 4
Zachary Gardner Birdsboro Pa M 2019 Twin Valley 380
Mitchell Mcentee Mullica Hill Nj D 2019 Friends School Mullica Hill South Shore
Eric Fraeyman Romeo Mi D 2019 Romeo High School Eastside Lacrosse
Jack Long Huntersville Nc D 2019 Pine Lake Preparatory Carolina Xtreme

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/25/15

LEGACY Global Sports is pleased to officially announce 2018 boys’ player selection for the Brine National Lacrosse Classic for New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The top players have been selected to represent their states at the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Classic in Midlothian, Virginia, June 29-July 2.

The players qualified for selection by competing for roster spots at Brine regional tryouts and/or by their participation in the Brine Pride showcases held in their states.

Selected players will participate in the 2015 Brine National Lacrosse Classic where they will play with and against the best high school lacrosse players in the nation. The rest of the rosters will be announced Friday.

For more details about the Brine National Lacrosse Classic, visit, www.nationallacrosseclassic.com.

New Jersey
Dugenio Jonathan Bridgewater Nj Fogo Bridgewater-Raritan
Fitzpatrick Danny Chester Ny A Don Bosco House Of Sports
Mackinney Daniel Martinsville Nj A Bridgewater Raritan High School 2 Knights Lacrosse
Buck Josh Moorestown Nj Fogo Moorestown High School Team Turnpike
Yeoman Antonio Somers Point Nj M Mainland Regional High School Sj Raptors
Bregman Andrew Mount Laurel Nj A Lenape Fusion
Governale Paul Manhasset Ny D Salisbury School, Ct Flg 2018
Raftery Ryan Marlton Nj M Cherokee High School Sj Shamrocks
Hicks Judah Moorestown Nj Lsm Moorestown Hs South Shore
Jones Trevor Moorestown Nj M Moorestown High School
Creaney Connor Medford Nj Lsm Shawnee High School Sj Shamrocks
Welsey Zach Medford Nj A Shawnee Sj Shamrocks
Aimone Justin Ringoes Nj M Hunterdon Central High School Red And Black Elite
Fauvell Joshua Moorestown Nj A Moorestown High School South Shore
Parker Sean Flemington Nj M Hunterdon Central Regional High School Red & Black Elite Lacrosse
Donnarumma Jesse Smithtown Ny A Hauppauge High School Team Long Island
Wood Colin Medford Nj M Shawnee
Blank Max Moorestown Nj G Moorestown Team Turnpike
Moschos George Port Washington Ny G Paul D Scheiber Hs Port Washington Ny Li Sting/Outlaws
Mullin Declan Toms River Nj Lsm Toms River Hs South Jersey Makos
Dugan Thomas Summit Nj D Pingry Building Blocks Lacrosse
Paruszek Richard Mahwah Nj D Mahwah High School House Of Sports

Pennsylvania
Miller Owen Lancaster Pa A Manheim Township Low And Away
Rogers Garett Coatesville Pa Fogo Unionville Black Bear
Rogers Owen Coatesville Pa G Unionville Black Bear
Pollick Kyle West Chester Pa M Bishop Shanahan Philadelphia Freedom Red Team
Kuni Tyler Mullica Hill Nj M St. Augustine Prep Southshore Lacrosse
Pincus Eric Wilmington De A Wilmington Friends School Team 302
Seeber Maxwell Enola Pa Lsm Cumberland Valley Wolfpack
Haggerty Ian Allentown Pa Lsm Parkland High School Lehigh Valley Steam (Varsity)
Hower Jt Kennett Square Pa M Unionville High School Old School Lacrosse
Meilinger Brent Macungie Pa M Emmaus High Sting
Dulin Brendan Warrington Pa Lsm Lasalle College High School Headstrong 2018
Dunn Griffin Sinking Spring Pa A The Hill School None
Mann Tommy Lancaster Pa A Manheim Township Low And Away
Niebrzydowski Will Dover De A Dover High Team 302 Elite
Sinker Dominic Jeffersonfille Pa A Germantown Academy Dukes & Philly Elite Lb3
Mcclain Patrick Lancaster Pa M Lampeter Strasburg Low & Away Lancaster, Pa
Diamond Zach Lititz Pa M Manheim Township Hs Low And Away Premier
Schalles Mitchell Mechanicsburg Pa M Cumberland Valley Lax Factory
Falzone Daniel Medford Nj G Shawnee High School Southshore Lacrosse
Wilken Jackson Mechanicsburg Pa D Cumberland Valley High School Lax Factory
Albertson Andrew Allentown Pa M Parkland Hs Headstrong
Hughes Matthew Wyomissing Pa Lsm Berks Catholc Blak Widow
Wendling Charlie Aston Pa D Sun Valley Headstrong 2018

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/25/15
From Press Release

The Philadelphia Lacrosse Association (PLA) and the HEADstrong Foundation™ are proud to report that “HEADstring Project” enabled the PLA to donate close to 150 restrung and refurbished sticks to support boys’ high school programs in the City of Philadelphia.

This past March, the PLA delivered 6 goalie sticks, 64 long sticks and 70 short sticks, most of them restrung with “HEADstring” mesh and fitted with new shafts, to Tom McLaughlin, Lacrosse Chair for the Philadelphia Boys Public League.

“These donations are a wonderful contribution toward our efforts to grow lacrosse in Philadelphia,” according to McLaughlin. “We were happy to help give these sticks new life in the hands of players from Frankford, Roxborough, West Philadelphia, Mastery-Shoemaker, Audenried and other Philadelphia public schools. Your generous support for the Philadelphia Public League is greatly appreciated, as always.”

The HEADstring Project (www.headstringproject.com) is a collaborative effort to get sticks into the hands of players in underserved areas of lacrosse while infusing the values and positive message associated with the HEADstrong Foundation™ and its founder, Nicholas “HEAD” Colleluori. The initiative, in its third year, allows donated sticks to be refurbished by volunteer student athletes using HEADstrong’s signature lime green mesh. Once completed, the sticks are donated by the PLA to support diversity, inclusion and the growth of lacrosse in Philadelphia.

“We continue to be excited to partner with the HEADstrong Foundation™ and are grateful for their support in helping to expand the game in the region through this program,” said Scott Growney, PLA board member and director of the HEADstrong Project. “Our hope is that the initiative continues to inspire teams and players to organize stick donation drives and volunteer to help refurbish the sticks. In doing so, they can serve their community by spreading blood cancer awareness, communicating lessons about character and determination reminiscent of HEADstrong’s namesake, and supporting lacrosse in non-traditional areas.”

“We wish to thank the PLA and the Philadelphia Public League for their support and interest in helping us promote blood cancer awareness through the HEADstring Project,” said Cheryl Colleluori, HEADstrong President and Nick’s Mom. “It has been particularly exciting to see the response from several dozen high school and college players, who have volunteered their time to collect, restring and recycle sticks and support the program, all this while helping to share the HEADstrong story.”

The PLA, the HEADstrong Foundation™ and the Philadelphia Public League wish to thank the teams and volunteers who have helped with the HEADstring Project to date. The list (current through June 25, 2015) is below. Individuals, coaches and teams can register to support the program by visiting https://mytournamentregistration.com/headstring/. Thanks also to LEAPS Lacrosse, which helped distribute the sticks, and to Heritage Lacrosse, LLC for collecting sticks in connection with the annual Chapter Challenge, a youth lacrosse festival in Chester County, and for helping to implement and administer the program on behalf of the PLA.

Teams/Clubs:
• Conestoga High School
• Dukes Lacrosse Club
• HEADstrong Lacrosse Club
• Strath Haven High School
• Upper Darby High School

Individuals:
• Grant Ament (Haverford School)
• Eric Bauer (Archbishop Wood)
• Chris Berkelbach (Rutgers University)
• Chris Brady (Conestoga High School)
• Jack Brien (Conestoga High School)
• Jesse Brown (Lansdale Catholic)
• Mark Campanile (UMass-Lowell)
• Mike Chadwick (Lancaster, PA)
• Anthony DeSana (Seton Hill University)
• Connor Devine (Great Valley High School)
• Zach Drake (LaSalle College High School)
• Matt Ernst (Episcopal Academy)
• Jacob Farrell (Susquehanna University)
• Alex Filbert (Nazareth Area High School)
• Same Fink (Salesianum, DE)
• Adam Graham (Clearview Regional High School, NJ)
• TJ Hanzche (United States Naval Academy)
• Zach Harmann (Seton Hill University)
• Damien Marusa (Chester Springs, PA)
• Zack Nelson (Allentown Central Catholic)
• Colin Peck (James Madison University)
• Brandon Razler (Warminster, PA)
• Alex Ready (Dukes Lacrosse Club)
• Drew Schantz (Malvern Prep)
• Matt Schleicher (Conestoga High School)
• Erik Schultz (Garnet Valley High School)
• Robbie Sedlak (Conestoga High School)
• Ryan Simson
• Casey Starner (Nazareth High School)
• Chris Stone (Upper Darby High School)
• Jeff Stone (Drexel Hill, PA)
• Colin Strange (Dukes Lacrosse Club)
• Luke Taicher (Conestoga High School)
• Marty West (Lansdowne, PA)

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/26/15

Fab 40 rosters from Thursday’s Philly Showcase Camp at St. Joseph’s University.

Black 7, White 4.

White Team Roster
Clayton Burt, 2016, A, New Canaan, CT
Ryan Carius, 2017, G, Ridgewood, NJ
Brody Carter, 2016, G, Albany Academy, NY
Chris Clemente, 2017, MF, Eastport-South Manor, NY
John Connelly, 2017, A, St. Ignatius Prep, IL
Tyler Corpora, 2017, MF, Emmaus, PA
Johnny Daniels, 2017, D, The Woodlands, TX
Hugh Davio, 2017, D, Summit, OR
Colin Devine, 2017, LSM, Owen J. Roberts, PA
Liam Dollard, 2016, MF, Colonie, NY
Lucas Goldoni, 2016, D, Montgomery, NJ
Colton Johnson, 2017, MF, Episcopal Academy, PA
Colin Leigh, 2017, FO, 2017, Seton Hall Prep, NJ
Joe Maimone, 2017, A, Don Bosco Prep, NJ
Samuel Martin, 2016, MF, Christian Brothers, NY
Austin Prime, 2016, D, Central Bucks East, PA
Zach Ranta, 2016, MF, Oxbridge Academy, FL
Stephen Roda, 2016, MF, Cedar Crest, PA
Michael Wilson, 2017, A, Lakeland Regional, NJ
Taylor Witherell, 2017, A, Salesianum, DE

Black Team Roster
Colin Cahill, 2016, A, La Salle, PA
Evan Campbell, 2017, MF, Cherry Hill East, NJ
Tristen Copeland, 2016, MF, Jay M. Robinson, NC
Connor Delaney, 2017, D, Episcopal Academy, PA
Peter Dobbs, 2017, G, St. Peter Prep, NJ
Dan Fisher, 2017, FO, St. Joseph’s Prep, PA
Spencer Fox, 2017, G, Lansing Catholic, MI
Tripp Gundlach, 2017, D, Germantown Academy, PA
Michael Hogan, 2016, D, Allentown, NJ
Nicholas Iannuzzi, 2017, A, Henry Ford II, MI
Marco Kurek, 2016, A, Herricks, NY
Conor Larken, 2017, LSM, Central Bucks East, PA
Harrison Leon, 2016, MF, Conestoga, PA
Ethan Locker, 2017, MF, Bridgewater-Raritan, NJ
Spencer Lyons, 2017, MF, Barnards, NJ
Hunter Mason, 2017, D, Eastport-South Manor, NY
Trammel Robinson, 2016, MF, Memphis University, TN
Michael Scaldiferri, 2017, A, Herricks, NY
Alex Stock, 2017, D, Cardinal Gibbons, NC
Will Sturgis, 2017, M, Archbishop Moeller, OH

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/26/15

Mesa Fresh Mexican Grill Restaurants is offering a special group of meal deals at its Springfield (Delaware County) location to Phillylacrosse.com readers. Just mention that you saw it on Phillylacrosse.com to get the discounted prices below.

Mesa Fresh is the sponsor for Mesa Fresh/Fever lacrosse club teams, leaders in the region and national scene.

The MESA FRESH Mexican Grill
B.Y.O.B.
610-544-5606
400 S State St., Springfield, PA 19064
Hours: 11-9 Monday-Sunday

Meal deals, all are offered with crinkle cut fries and a drink

Cheeseburger Combo- $4.99
Bacon Cheeseburger Combo- $5.99
Crispy Chicken Sandwich Combo – $4.99
Buffalo Crispy Chicken Sandwich Combo – $4.99
4pc tender combo $7.29
3pc tender combo $6.29

Kids Meal

2-Piece Fries and a Drink … 3.29

French Fries
Side Fries …. 1.99
with Queso …. 2.99

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/27/15

Cherokee (N.J.) 2016 defenseman RJ Wolf has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Cabrini College.

RJ Wolf ledger:

RJ Wolf

High School: Cherokee High School, N.J.

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: Defense

College Choice: Cabrini

Club Affiliation: SouthShore

Major lacrosse honors: 2012 New Jersey Brine Team, First Team All Conference, First Team All County

What will you major in/study? Education

Why did you choose the school? “Cabrini is small, it is close to home, it has what I want to major in and I have an opportunity to play Memorial Day Weekend.”

Highlight film: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1802943/highlights/149578376/v2

Thank You: “I would like to thank my high school coaches Pete Corelli, Dom Eppifano and Jeff Neiderberger. My summer coach JC Valore. My training coaches Adam Cummins, Joe Duncan and Bobby Thorp. I would like to thank my youth coaches, Ken Krug, Craig Barlow and Mike Carroll. I would love to thank my mom for driving me to tournaments. And last but not least I would love to thank my dad, he was by my side with this decision every step of the way. He has been my closest friends in the last 17 years he always knows what is right from wrong and I wouldn’t want to look up to anybody else besides him.”

Other schools considered: Washington College, Lynchburg, Mount Saint Mary’s

Maplezone Sports Institute, the official sponsor for Phillylacrosse.com boys’ recruits, congratulates RJ Wolf. MSI is located on Conchester Highway (Rt. 322) in Garnet Valley, offering Offering private, group, and team training. Training programs are made for each individual skill set and player. Please contact Cory Malampy at cmalampy@maplezone.com 610-358-5500 ext 21

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/27/15

Eastern Pennsylvania Conference boys’ All-League, 2015
(picked by the conference coaches)

MVP: Kyle Walsh, Easton, midfielder

First Team
Attack: Jr. Justin Swick, Easton; Sr. Patrick Camilli, Emmaus; Sr. Mike Warg, Parkland.
Midfield: Sr. Bryce Claudio, Easton; Sr. Stephen Chenworth, Parkland; Jr. Collin Tucker, Emmaus.
Defense: Jr. Erik DiGirolamo, Parkland; Sr. Nicholas Mowry, Easton; Sr. Claude Bradshaw, Emmaus.
Long-stick midfielder: Sr. Kyle Walsh, Easton.
Goalie: Sr. Anthony Caruso, Easton.
Faceoff specialist: Sr. Tyler Seddon, Liberty.
Utility: Sr. Andrew Davidson, Emmaus.

Honorable Mention
Attack — So. Joe Wolf, Central Catholic; Jr. Stephen Masi, Easton.
Midfield — Jr. Ryan Herceg, Nazareth; Sr. Ethan Howell, Parkland; Sr. Preston Saylor, Parkland; Jr. Michael Morales, Liberty.
Defense — Sr. Troy Brennan, Emmaus; Jr. Conor Tuturice, Easton; Sr. Blaise Fugazzotto, Parkland.
Long-stick midfielder — Sr. Parker Robb, Central Catholic.
Goalie — Sr. Matt Horton, Emmaus.
Faceoff specialist — Sr. Dante Cavallucci, Parkland.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/27/15

All Lancaster-Lebanon Valley Boys, 2015

Coach of the Year: Jeremy Adams, Hempfield

First Team
Attack: Zach Ward, Hempfield; Chris Augeri, Manheim Township; Colby Smith, Hempfield
Midfield: Nate Patterson, Lampeter-Strasburg; Grayson Sallade, Manheim Township; Sean Valentino, Hempfield
Defense: Nolan Sachs, Manheim Township; Griffin Schultz, Manheim Township; Bryce Muir Hempfield
Face-off: Aaron Kager, Manheim Township
Long-stick midfielder: Will Blair, Hempfield
Short-stick defensive midfielder: Kade Kubicki, Manheim Township
Goalie: Cameron Epple, Warwick

Second Team
Attack: Max Warmingham, Lampeter-Strasburg; Kevin Curcio, Manheim Township; Ryan Miller, Manheim Township
Midfield: Colin Strange, Hempfield; Tom Poulos, Elizabethtown; Davis Carr, Manheim Township
Defense: Chase Pirozzi, Lampeter-Strasburg; Parker Wolf, Manheim Township; Denver Comp, Conestoga Valley
Face-off: Grant Williams, Hempfield
Long-stick midfielder: Matt Lane, Lancaster Country Day/Lancaster Catholic/McCaskey
Short-stick defensive midfielder: Jarret Abernethy, Hempfield
Goalie: Ben Poudziunas, Cocalico

Honorable Mention
Attack: Kobi Biemesderfer, Warwick; Mike Weaver, Cedar Crest; Brogan Galbreath, Warwick; Justin Hoover, Ephrata; Derek Swift, Elizabethtown; Brandon Adams, Ephrata; Gage Bootay, Elizabethtown
Midfield: Dylan Speitel, Manheim Township; Austin Sensenig, Ephrata; Reagan Ketchum, Manheim Township; Stephen Roda, Cedar Crest; Cory Hurst, Garden Spot; Dylan Gillisse, Hempfield; Devon Delpiano, Cocalico; Shane Galway, Warwick
Defense: Nate Owsinski, Warwick; Nolan Wherle LCD/LCHS/McCaskey; Justin Hess, Warwick; Kyle Orendorff, Elizabethtown
Face-off: Doug Quinn, Cocalico; Teddy Mazaheri, Lampeter-Strasburg
Long-stick midfielder: Cyrus Dunn, Ephrata; Jacob Mast, Garden Spot; Mark Howland, Warwick
Short-stick defensive midfielder: Chris Rivera, Manheim Township; Tyler Bogda, Warwick
Goalie: Caton Johnson, Manheim Township; Marco Peticca, Lampeter-Strasburg; Nicholas Kirk, Penn Manor

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/27/15

All-Mid-Atlantic Prep boys’lacrosse, 2015:

First Team
RJ Stein, SR, Blair, Sparta, NJ
Aidan Coll, JR, Hill, Litchfield, CT
Jake Saenz, JR, Hill, E. Greenville, PA
Conor Rayfield, SR, Hill, Duxbury, MA
Will Schantz, SR, Hill, Orefield, PA
Chris Donovan, SR, Hun, Morristown, NJ
Chris Aslanian, SR, Hun, Westfield, NJ
Brenden Rooney, SR, Hun, Saskatoon, Sascatchewan
Owen Black, JR, Hun, Princeton, NJ
Robert Kuhn, SR, Hun, Moorestown, NJ
John Coffey, JR, Lawrenceville, Summit, NJ
Wade Maloney, JR, Lawrenceville, Rumson, NJ
Nick Schulkin, SO, Mercersburg, San Rafael, CA
Carlos Beason, SR, Peddie, Bronx, NY

Honorable Mention
Kevin Clafin, SR, Blair, Boston, MA
Chase Midgley, SR Hill, Scarborough, NY
Will Ahl, SO, Lawrenceville, Darien, CT
Dom Borelli, SR, Peddie, Clarksburg, NJ