Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/4/15

Best of the Best Team Showcase, Long Island

2016 Division

Pool Standings

Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
WANTAGH TRIBE 4 0 0 16 34 18
LOW & AWAY 3 1 0 21 41 20
TWIST I (BLACK) 2 1 1 8 35 27
TEAM TURNPIKE 1 2 1 -2 28 30
DUKES LITE ELITE I 1 3 0 -16 19 35
CASH COWS 0 4 0 -27 13 40

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
CT CHARGERS 4 0 0 28 37 9
MANHASSET 32 3 1 0 8 27 19
TRUE BLUE LI 2 2 0 1 24 23
BUCKS SELECT 1 3 0 -6 16 22
DUKES LITE ELITE II 0 4 0 -31 10 41

Pool 3
Team W L T GD GS GA
NJ RIOT 4 0 0 23 45 22
DUKES 3 0 1 24 50 26
CHAMPION LACROSSE 2 2 0 -8 32 40
LI STING 1 2 1 -12 27 39
TEAM SMITHTOWN 1 3 0 -7 35 42
TWIST II (PLATINUM) 0 4 0 -20 21 41

Pool 4
Team W L T GD GS GA
ROCK 4 0 0 20 42 22
LI OUTLAWS 3 1 0 8 34 26
TEAM MINNESOTA 2 2 0 4 33 29
TRUE LACROSSE MN 2 2 0 -1 31 32
TEAM LI 1 3 0 1 28 27
SKYHAWKS 0 4 0 -32 16 48

2017

Pool 1
Team W L GD GS GA
GARDEN CITY 34 4 0 0 16 33 17
NJ RIOT 3 1 0 8 30 22
EVOLVE II 2 2 0 9 31 22
JUICED CHERRIES 1 3 0 -3 26 29
RIP IT 0 4 0 -30 11 41

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
CT CHARGERS 3 1 0 27 41 14
TWIST II (GREEN) 2 0 2 12 31 19
LOW & AWAY 2 1 1 2 24 22
COAST 2 COAST 1 2 1 -4 20 24
DUKES LITE ELITE 0 4 0 -37 3 40

Pool 3
Team W L T GD GS GA
TRUE BLUE LI 4 0 0 30 44 14
DOCO 3 1 0 25 45 20
TEAM MINNESOTA 2 1 1 2 32 30
LI OUTLAWS 1 3 0 -21 24 45
CHAMPION LACROSSE 1 3 0 -11 26 37
TEAM TURNPIKE 0 3 1 -25 20 45

Pool 4
Team W L T GD GS GA
TWIST I (BLUE) 4 0 0 20 36 16
LI Tide 3 1 0 18 34 16
TRUE LACROSSE MN 2 2 0 -3 23 26
EVOLVE I 2 2 0 1 31 30
RISING STARS 1 3 0 -13 23 36
TEAM LI 0 4 0 -23 14 37

2018

Pool 1
Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
TEAM LI I 4 0 0 49 61 12
COAST 2 COAST 3 1 0 26 50 24
TWIST 3 1 0 0 29 29
TRUE LACROSSE PA 2 2 0 5 30 25
WANTAGH TRIBE 0 4 0 -29 16 45
DUKES LITE ELITE 0 4 0 -51 9 60

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
DUKES 4 0 0 25 34 9
NJ RIOT 3 1 0 18 35 17
EVOLVE 2 2 0 12 29 17
LEGACY LI 1 3 0 -12 21 33
MANHASSET 32 0 4 0 -43 2 45

Pool 3
Team W L T GD GS GA
LI JESTERS 4 0 0 23 35 12
CT CHARGERS 3 1 0 31 45 14
CHAMPION LACROSSE 1 3 0 -18 11 29
CASH COWS 1 3 0 -12 23 35
TEAM LI II 1 3 0 -24 16 40

Pool 4
Team W L T GD GS GA
BUCKS SELECT 4 0 0 18 37 19
JUICED CHERRIES 4 0 0 26 50 24
TRUE LACROSSE MN 2 2 0 5 31 26
LI OUTLAWS 2 2 0 4 36 32
TEAM TURNPIKE 0 4 0 -15 27 42
TEAM IGLOO 0 4 0 -38 11 49

2019

Pool 1
Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
CT CHARGERS 4 0 0 33 46 13
TEAM TURNPIKE 2 1 0 14 24 10
TEAM LI II 2 2 0 -14 15 29
EVOLVE II 0 4 0 -25 17 42

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
JUICED CHERRIES 3 0 0 26 37 11
COAST 2 COAST 2 2 0 -9 25 34
DUKES LITE ELITE 2 2 0 -1 33 34
TEAM SMITHTOWN 0 4 0 -24 13 37

Pool 3
Team W L T GD GS GA
ALL GREYS 3 0 0 9 27 18
TEAM LI I 2 2 0 15 35 20
EVOLVE I 1 3 0 -14 23 37
TWIST 0 4 0 -19 11 30

Pool 4
Team W L T GD GS GA
3 TRIBES 3 0 0 10 33 23
LEGACY LI 3 1 0 7 33 26
NJ RIOT 2 2 0 3 31 28
TEAM IGLOO 1 3 0 -11 22 33

2020
Pool 1
Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
LEGACY LI 3 0 0 44 44 0
ALL GREYS 2 1 0 8 22 14
CT CHARGERS 2 1 0 -6 13 19
EVOLVE I 2 1 0 0 25 25
TEAM TURNPIKE 0 3 0 -11 17 28
TWIST 0 3 0 -35 3 38

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
BUCKS SELECT 3 0 0 12 23 11
EVOLVE II 2 1 0 3 20 17
RISING STARS 2 1 0 -1 16 17
TEAM LI I 1 1 1 -4 14 18
DUKES LITE ELITE 0 2 1 -7 13 20
NJ RIOT 0 3 0 -3 15 18

2021

Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
DOCO 3 0 0 16 28 12
TEAM LI 2 0 0 31 35 4
EVOLVE II 2 1 0 18 32 14
NJ RIOT 0 3 0 -30 6 36
CT CHARGERS 0 3 0 -35 10 45

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
TEAM IGLOO 3 0 0 12 22 10
LEGACY LI 2 1 0 6 19 13
DUKES ELITE LITE 2 1 0 4 20 16
TEAM TURNPIKE 1 1 1 3 18 15
EVOLVE I 0 2 1 -7 12 19
TWIST 0 3 0 -18 11 29

2022
Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
TEAM LI 3 0 0 39 41 2
EVOLVE 2 1 0 1 17 16
TEAM TURNPIKE 1 2 0 -14 11 25
CT CHARGERS 0 3 0 -26 3 29

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
TWIST 2 1 0 2 11 9
LEGACY LI 2 1 0 16 22 6
DUKES LITE ELITE 1 1 1 -7 8 15
NJ RIOT 0 2 1 -11 8 19

2023

Pool 1
Team W L T GD GS GA
TEAM IGLOO 3 0 0 20 30 10
DOCO 2 1 0 -3 16 19
DUKES LITE ELITE 1 1 0 -6 10 16
LEGACY LI 1 2 0 -7 12 19
EVOLVE 0 3 0 -4 12 16

Pool 2
Team W L T GD GS GA
LEGACY B 3 0 0 4 25 21
Little Dukes 2 1 0 1 15 14
TEAM LI 1 1 0 0 15 15
EVOLVE I B 1 2 0 0 16 16
CT CHARGERS 0 3 0 -5 14 19

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/4/15
From Press Release

Upper River Lax announces Skills Week, a great opportunity for those just discovering the sport or discovering they love the sport.

Upper River Lax is offering yet another opportunity for young lacrosse players on the Main Line. From July 13th – 17th at the Phelps School in Malvern, the experienced coaches at URLax will be running a camp for boys aged 10 to 16.

As with all Upper River Sports programs, Skills Week will boast a low coach-camper ratio and lots of practice time to ensure individualized attention for every athlete. This attention to detail is critical for new players, so that bad habits can be corrected early and good technique is committed to muscle memory from the start.

Camp will run from 9am to 4pm, with a break for lunch. Coach Brian Santoleri, who has worked with Harriton High School and Ashbee Lacrosse locally, had this to say: “I am very excited to join the Upper River staff with the goal of development of all aspects of the game of lacrosse. Upper River is on the rise as a cutting edge training program and focuses on individual performance. Our team is committed to preparing our athletes for the next level of competition.”

Upper River Sports takes a better approach to athletic growth. Coaches repeat the mantra of “process, not product. Years of experience and scientific stufy show that focusing on the process of getting better (instead of just the outcome of a game) creates a better environment for growth and enjoyment – while also leading to a better mastery of the sport.

For more information about camp and to find out how to register for Upper River Lax’s Skills Week, visit www.upperriverlax.com or e-mail info@upperriversports.com.

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Founded in 2014, Upper River Sports offers development programs for high-school athletes who are looking for a game-changing summer experience, with programs from one week to summer-long. With professional coaches, excellent facilities and equipment, residential and day options, and a focus on developing the entire athlete, Upper River Sports is changing the game in summer sports camping. For serious athletes who are dedicated to their sport, we bring equally dedicated coaches and an intensive focus on the whole experience of playing: not just training and competing, but specialized skills, fitness, mental development and sports psychology – all in a fully-inclusive camp setting. For more information visit www.upperriversports.com.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/5/15

Boys’ Events

Keystone Games Tryouts

Bucks County

Tryouts for the 5th and 6th Grade BUCKS COUNTY Keystone State Games will take place on Tuesday, June 30 & Monday, July 6th, 6-8pm at Twin Oaks Park (3129 Bradley Rd, Warrington, PA 18976). Tryouts for the 7th and 8th Grade BUCKS COUNTY Keystone State Games will take place on Wednesday, July 1st and Tuesday, July 7th starting at 6-8 PM at George M. Bush Park (3868 Burnt House Hill Rd, Doylestown, PA 18902). Please arrive 15-30 minutes early to warm-up and to check-in. There is a $25 tryout fee collected at the tryout.

If selected to play for the Bucks County Area team, families should expect that the fees for tournament weekend will be approximately $440. This will cover event registration (approx. $65 paid directly to Keystone State Games), hotel rooms (2 night stay at approx. $150pn paid directly to the provider) and team uniforms (approx. $75). Transportation and meals are not included. More detailed info on the costs and other options will be sent out after the team is selected. Players/Parents will be expected to register within one week of being selected on the team or the roster spot will be reassigned. Please do not tryout if you do not intend to participate in the tournament (or practices).

Three/four practices will be held in July to prepare for the Keystone Games and we will make every effort to work around your summer tournament team schedules, if possible. Practices will be mandatory and will be scheduled at a later date. Expected roster size is approximately 22 players. Player must be a US Lacrosse Member in good standing through the end of July to tryout and attend the Keystone Games.

If interested in trying out, you MUST EMAIL the team coaches (5th/6th Grade – Chris Jacobsen – chris@jcjacobsen.com or 7th/8th Grade – Dan Gray dan.e.gray@comcast.net). Please include your child’s name, grade just completed, position, and Public School District in which you reside, parent name and cell number should also be included.

Bucks Senior Division

Bucks County Senior (HS) Division Keystone Team tryouts
When: Monday, July 6th (second tryout 7/13 if needed)
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Where: Doylestown Central Park Pavilion Field, 452 Wells Rd, Doylestown, PA 18901
All 9-12 players that reside in Bucks County are eligible to attend this tryout, there will be no tryout fee. All players should bring full equipment and a numbered reversible pinnie.

If interested in trying out , EMAIL Coach Joe Manuli jjcc.manuli@verizon.net and provide:
Player Name
High School
Graduation Year
Position
Player Email & Cell
Parent Email & Cell

If there is a conflict with the first tryout date but still interested please email coach regarding a second tryout with your information. Players that make the roster of 22 players will be expected to attend a minimum 2 team practices prior to the games held at Penn State. Financial expectation will be a minimum of $176.00 to cover uniform (shorts&pinnie), Keystone Games registration, and insurance. There is a team package with lodging cost available and more will be explained at the tryout.

Chester County HS Do you have what it takes to represent Chester County as a member of the Chester County All-Star team at the Keystone Lacrosse Championship?

There will be a tryout for boys lacrosse players who just finished 7th or 8th grade and would like to be considered for the Chester County All Star team that will compete at the Keystone Lacrosse Championship (see http://premiersportingevents.com/Layouts/lacrosse.htm).

Tryouts will be at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, June 30th and July 7th at Unionville High School. There is a $10 registration fee that will be collected prior to the tryout. Please respond to kporter986@gmail.com if you can make one or both of the tryouts.

You must live in Chester County. You can attend a private that is outside of Chester County.

Delco

The Delco HS team will be hosting a tryout date on July 9 Thursday night at 6:30 pm at Williamson Free College just off of route 352. There is no cost to try out. The team will be coached by Bill Farrell, Jeff Murray, John Patterson and Andrew Neubauer.

Montgomery County

Tryouts for the MONTGOMERY COUNTY Keystone State Games will take place on Thursday July 2nd and Tuesday July 7th starting at 5:30pm (approx. 1.5 hours) at Upper Merion Area High School, 435 Crossfield Rd. King of Prussia 19406. Please arrive up to 15-30 minutes early to warm-up and to check-in. Please bring a numbered pinnie for tryouts.

If selected for the team, the Youth and Junior Division costs per player to participate is $125 which includes registration, insurance and uniforms. Rooms have been reserved for parents to book a stay for these teams at the Ramada Inn, parents are welcome to make their own arrangements as well. There are usually 2 practices the week before the games that are scheduled but not mandatory in order to participate.

The HS (Scholastic Division) cost is $275 and includes lodging, registration, insurance, uniforms and transportation from King of Prussia on Friday 7/24 and returning on Sunday 7/26. The team will stay at the Ramada Inn on Atherton Blvd. for Friday and Saturday nights. HS students are paired together and stay in a double occupancy room.

If interested in trying out, you MUST EMAIL Rob Devers (Montco Coordinator) at coachdevers@gmail.com, please forward your child’s name, grade just completed, position, and Public School District in which you reside, parent name and cell number should also be included.

Summer Face-off Training

The Philly Face-Off league begins its summer league on June 1st and will hold its session every Tuesday night from 5-6:30, at the Main Line Sports Center in Berwyn. Players from more than 50 high schools and 22 club programs as well as some select middle schools competed during the winter league to practice and train against elite competition on a weekly basis.
Click here to register

Summer Showcases

Liberty Bell Challenge’s inaugural individual showcase, July 10, at Germantown Academy, PA, is open for applications from all players, from any club, the invitation process will begin next week and continue only until the 175 spots are filled. The showcase is the kickoff to a weekend that features the first tournament for The Passport Alliance, a group of elite club programs.Click here to apply.

2015 Mid-Atlantic Clash, a competitive lacrosse event for boys being held at Malvern Prep on Saturday, July 18th. The tournament’s schedule will comprise of two divisions: 10 teams of 2018 players and 10 teams of 2019 players. A maximum of 20 teams will be admitted for the tournament. The staff will be comprised of 10 DI college coaches and an assortment of local high school coaches and players. Tourney Directors: Bill Tully, Director, Quinnipiac University; Mason Poli, Director, Quinnipiac University

Summer Tournaments

The NXT Cup, by NXT sports, July 11th – July 12th, Westtown School, Episcopal Academy, West Chester & Newtown Square, PA. The most competitive youth lacrosse tournament in the country. Four-plus games guaranteed, Divisions: 8th Grade (2019) A & B; 7th Grade (2020) A & B; 6th Grade (2021) A & B; 5th Grade (2022) A & B; 4th Grade (2023) A & B; 3rd/2nd Grade (2024/2025) A & B. Click here for more info and to register

2015 Jersey Shootout, Youth Boys Lacrosse Tournament (Grades 4- 8), July 11th & 12th, St. Joseph Metuchen High School, 145 Plainfield Ave, Metuchen, NJ 08840. Championship Format, 2 Day Tournament. 4 games guaranteed, possible 5th championship game. Prizes awarded by Maverik Lacrosse, Grade based division. This is rolling admission. We take teams on a first paid in full basis. Sold out 10 years running, click here to register.

Morey’s Piers Beach Lacrosse Tournament, for youth, high school and college teams on July 18-19 in the heart of the Wildwood beaches, N.J. This tournament gives lacrosse players of all ages a chance to enjoy the game in a new and exciting way. Teams from all over the East Coast and beyond compete on the beaches of Wildwood as well as enjoy the waterparks and beach during the day and the famous Wildwood boardwalk and amusements in the evening. The tournament offers participants and their families an exclusive discounted weekend package to Morey’s Piers Amusement Rides and Raging Waters and Ocean Oasis Waterparks and a delicious Saturday night picnic served at Rendezvous Beach Picnic Pavilion.Questions? Contact us: beach.sports@moreyspiers.com or 609-729-3700 extension 1195.
Click here to register.
Games are 5v5, 4 field players plus a goalie, with a maximum of 10 players per team. Each game will have two 18-minute halves with a 4-minute break. Each team will play a minimum of 3 games. Divisions will run from Boy’s & Girl’s U8 – U18, Men’s & Women’s Open. Beach Lacrosse is played with NO SHOES (except goalies).
Wristbands are valid for access to Raging Waters Waterpark and Ocean Oasis Waterpark and Beach Club, plus the amusement rides on all 3 Amusement Piers (daily wristband restrictions apply: go carts, SkyScraper, SkyCoaster, Climbing wall, Screamin’ Swing, High Flyer and Springshot are not included) all day Friday, Saturday and Sunday during operating hours. Check Morey’s Piers operating hours.

American Revolution Middle School Invitational, July 13-14, at Maple Zone Sports Institute’s new outdoor complex in Aston. The event is for boys’ teams in the 2020, 2021, 2022 age classes and limited to 10 clubs. The games will be 22 minute running games with 5 minute halftime; each age group playing one game at a time, intimate environment for coaches, athletes, and parents, all games played on synthetic turf fields. Games will be professionally filmed and made available for purchase, five game guarantee. Teams will play three pool games Monday and two seeded games Tuesday with the possibility of playing in a championship game. E-mail info@americanrevolutionlax.com if interested.

Mid-Atlantic Clash, a competitive lacrosse event for boys being held at Malvern Prep on Saturday, July 18th. The tournament’s schedule will comprise of two divisions: 10 teams of 2018 players and 10 teams of 2019 players. A maximum of 20 teams will be admitted for the tournament. Click here to register.

8th Annual Patriot Games, July 18-19, by Heritage Lacrosse, at three sites in beautiful Bucks County, PA, featuring 22 fields in total. The Patriot Games Lacrosse Showcase is a popular boys’ lacrosse tournament held every July at venues in the heart of beautiful and historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania – a convenient forum at the crossroads of major lacrosse hotbeds, including Maryland, New England, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. The event attracts the top club teams looking to test themselves against a diverse field of elite programs from other regions and to punctuate their summer travel season with a grand finale. The event features teams from traditional hotbeds on the East Coast as well as talented contingents from Canada and emerging regions of the country, including California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin and Washington. Past events have also included “Bridge” programs from Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Patriot Games has been selected by NDP Lacrosse as an “Approved Qualifying Event” for the Dick’s Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions, which will take place outside of Tampa in January 2015. Top finishing teams in selected divisions will earn bids to join other top club teams from around the nation to compete in the high profile, national championship event. The brackets and divisions are organized by graduation year (i.e. 2015 – 2023 will have AA & A Divisions). Teams in each age group will be also recognized for sportsmanship based largely on sportsmanship scorecards kept by certified officials and site marshals after each game, taking into account the spirit of the game and conduct on both sides of the field, including spectators. Teams can click here to register. Players can click here to register.

Goalie Championships

GUARDIAN National Goalie Championship, July 27-30, Spooky Nook, Manheim (Lancaster) PA. This event will showcase and celebrate the best goalies nation-wide in a National Championship and will measure them based on the unique and patented Goaltender rating and classification system (GRC) for recruiting opportunities. College Coaches from across the country have requested access to this one-of-a-kind event and the associated results. Click here to apply. Click here for event website.

Face-Off Championships

The I-95 Cup , the ultimate challenge to see which AREA of the country has the most talented face-off midfielders. The top 10 players from Philly, New York, New Jersey, and Maryland/Virginia will meet Aug. 16 in Philadelphia’s Maple Zone Sports Institute in Garnet Valley for a 1-day tournament. The Face-Off Academy’s Greg Gurenlian, Chris Mattes, and Jerry Ragonese are constantly traveling the country working with face-off athletes. When they are not on the road, all three have set up training combines where they live. Greg Gurenlian runs a daily face-off combine in New York City, Chris Mattes runs his in Maryland, and Jerry in New Jersey. All three FOA coaches will represent and coach their respective AREAS at the I-95 Cup.
The Philadelphia team will be chosen by Philly Face-Off League co-founders John Bodnar and Mike Dolente. Both highly respected face-off coaches in the area, the Philly Face-Off League is where the most elite face-off midfielders in the Greater Philly area can practice and train together on a weekly basis.
Each area will host a tryout on a specific date.
TEAM PENNSYLVANIA – 7/30/15 from 5pm – 7pm at Mainline Sports Center (1340 Swedesford Rd. Berwyn, PA 19312)
Contact: John Bodnar of the Philly Faceoff League (PhillyFaceoff@yahoo.com)
Register Now: https://campscui.active.com/orgs/PhillyFaceOffLeague
TEAM NJ – 7/30/15 from 5PM – 7PM at Snyder Ave Park Turf Field (216 Snyder Ave. Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922)
Contact – Jerry Ragonese (FOANewJersey@gmail.com)
Register Now: http://assn.la/Reg/?r=1:158649

Youth programming

Fusion Futures year-round development instruction is a program designed by Fusion Lacrosse, for grades 3rd-6th. Futures mimics the Fusion Elite platform, with development and elite instruction at its core. Enrollment is OPEN. Key Futures differences (from elite) include; enrollment instead of tryouts and a few less tournaments than the Elite teams compete in. Enroll HERE. Schedule and details HERE
Here’s is what you are getting as a Fusion Future team member:
At least 50 hours of development with professional players Kevin Crowley (MLL, NLL, World games MVP) and Steven Holmes (MLL and NLL vet), and High School Coordinators Matt McCormick, Ryan Sankey, and Kevin Philibin. This staff among others works with your sons for every single hour of practice time.
Year-round experience: Futures participates in fall training and tournaments, winter training and tournaments, and summer training and tournaments.
Box Training:Fusion founders; Kevin Crowley and Steven Holmes, have nearly 15 years of professional box lacrosse experience between them. They are experts at teaching and utilizing the box game as a tremendous tool for outdoor success. Learning and developing the box game at a young age is crucial!
Maximum repetitions and proper developmental base: Fusion’s extensive experience has created an atmosphere of practicing and drills that are run at a college level pace yet are FUN for young players and breed a love for the game.
Mini-Camp format: Fusion players practice more, for longer! Check out our full schedule here:
http://playfusionlax.com/about-us/
ENROLLMENT OPTIONS: The program has already started but enrollment continues. Enrollment will continue until we reach capacity. LIMITED SPOTS REMAIN. October Next Practice Monday October 20th, first tournament Oct. 25th Brandywine Classic. November (If spots remain) Sign up at 10% off. ALL Fusion futures players that commit to our program will be invited back into the futures program if they are eligible. Don’t miss this opportunity!

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/5/15

Summer recruiting camps

Philly Boys Showcase Camp by NXT at Saint Joseph’s University, Session II for 2018s and 2019 on July 27-29 at St. Joseph’s University. The Philly Boys Showcase Camp was started by coaches who genuinely want to help high school players achieve their college lacrosse goals by educating them on all aspects of the college process. Two coaches who embody this philosophy and the co-directors of the Boys Philly Showcase Camp – Peter Lawrence (University of Hartford), and Taylor Wray (St. Joseph’s University). Showcase lacrosse campers leave better educated not just on the lacrosse field, but also better educated about the college recruitment process, NCAA rules, strength training, and nutrition. Campers literally get to experience a couple days in the life of a college lacrosse player.

Lehigh Valley Showcase for boys in the classes of 2018 and 2019 at Lehigh University from July 22-24. This camp is designed to provide rising high school sophomores and freshmen 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 strength and speed training clinic (results will be given to take home at the end of camp), recruiting & academic seminar, and 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 (go to page 5 in list, Rising Fresh/Soph Boys Lacrosse)

Summer Skills Camps

Black Bear Lacrosse 2015 summer camps. Black Bear Lacrosse has been providing expert instruction and training at camps and clinics for over a decade. Black Bear Camp directors are all current or former high school head coaches with a passion for teaching the game. In addition to its fundamentals program, which is designed to introduce the game to beginning and intermediate players, Black Bear provides advanced technique and training for experienced players, in a fast paced, fun environment. Click here to register.
Boys Camps for 2015
West Chester – July 6-10
Ocean City 1-July 6-10
Phoenixville- July 13-17
Stone Harbor- July 20-24
Ocean City 2- July 27-31
Avalon 2- Aug. 10-14

John Nostrant youth lacrosse camps, for boys in grades 1 to 8.
Session 3 from July 6-9 at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy
Session 4 from July 13-16 at The Haverford School.
Others on staff include Mark Petrone, one of Nostratnt’s top assistants at Haverford School; Kevin Wallace, Head Lacrosse Coach at Eastern University; and Mike DelGrande, Head Lacrosse Coach at Springside Chestnut Hill.
Visit www.jnlacrosse.com to register. If you would like more information about Nostrant Lacrosse Camps, contact Mark Petrone, petrone_m@hotmail.com

Be Your Best Lacrosse for boys and girls in K through Grade 8, July 6-10 at Wissahickon Middle School. Be Your Best Lacrosse Camp’s number one goal is to make each camper a better lacrosse player while having fun learning the game. The Camp believes the best way to achieve this goal is to have excellent staff-camper interaction while teaching the game. There will be a good mix of instruction, drills and contests with the numerous team games each camper will play. This camp will teach skills, techniques and strategies of lacrosse. It stresses the importance of good fundamentals, training and fun!! The camp encourages all levels of players to learn, improve and enjoy!
The camps are great for advanced or beginner players.
Click here to register: www.BeYourBestLax.com
Be Your Best camp is directed by Coach Dave Sowers (former head coach at Hatboro-Horsham, now assistant at Upper Dublin and head coach of Mesa Fresh 2016) and the format is designed to maximize knowledge and skill retention and provide all athletes with tools they can use to progress their game even after they walk off our fields. We instill in our campers our philosophy of order: family, school, and then lacrosse. Leaving our camp as a better player is an objective – leaving as a better person is our goal.
Session 1 –Monday June 22nd to Friday June 26th (5 days) – 8:30 am – 2:30 pm / Boys and Girls
Session 2 -Monday July 6th – Friday July 10th (5 days) – 8:30 am – 2:30 pm / Boys and Girls

The CP (Casey Powell) Academy, Shipley School on July 6-8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. This is an amazing opportunity to train with the best in the world at the game that you love. The spaces are limited, so please get online and register as soon as possible. The CP Academy is offering an early bird special for all the day camps and the evening camp. If you register before MAY 1st, you will be able to get $100 off the cost of the day camp of $75 off the cost of the evening camp. The discount code for the CP Academy camp is $100 day camp – 15100CGB
The Casey Powell Lacrosse Academy, in conjunction with LB3, is a top notch training camp that strives to deliver the most modern an innovative training techniques and concepts, while creating a high energy and enthusiastic platform to learning lacrosse. Players will be taught and coached by the top lacrosse minds in today’s game focusing in the areas of: combine training, field skills, stick skills progression, positional work, scrimmages and contests for coveted prizes. The Casey Powell Academy is open to Boys Ages 8-18.
To Register: https://lb3lacrosse.sportngin.com/register/form/056882961
On another special note – the first 22 players to register for camp in all sites will receive a CP Brand hat and T-shirt.

Fusion Lacrosse Cape Henlopen Summer Camp 1 (July 6-9). Ages: Grad years 2017 to 2023 (current 10th to current 4th grades). Check In at 2pm Monday, Check out 11am Thursday. Learn from the best lacrosse players in the World while surfing, swimming, hiking, bonfires at night, disc golf, and playing beach lacrosse in a true camping atmosphere. Click here to rwegister

Jordan Wolf Lacrosse Camp by Pro Lacrosse, July 6-8, Agnes Irwin School (Bryn Mawr, PA),, Ages 7 to 18, 9-3 p.m., All Positions, Each Camper Receives: 18 hours of expert instruction by a staff exclusively comprised of current and former college, pro, and national team lacrosse players and coaches over the course of 3 days; Dry fit camp t-shirt; Reversible practice jersey; Autographed photo of Jordan Wolf, the Lower Merion and Duke All-American and Phillylacrosse.com Co-Player of the Year in 2010; Lunches provided by local restaurants (served in an indoor air conditioned facility); Opportunities to win prizes during daily competitions.This camp provides instruction for every position (attack, middies, defense and goalies). Age groups are divided by attack & middies in one group and defense in another group. Goalies will have their own coaches. All coaches have college playing or coaching experience. It is for this reason we assign coaches to stations, not to age groups. This ensures campers will receive instruction from all of our talented coaches vs. just one. The concentration is on instruction rather than watching/officiating scrimmages: At multiple stations per hour, we teach fundamentals and mechanics and provide drills to take away from camp to perfect these skills on your own. This camp is beneficial for experienced players and beginners. Because the camp is properly staffed the coaching staff can give the attention players of all skill levels deserve. Most, if not all, of our camps have multiple college coaches who recruit at your club tournaments. Early sign up discount available! See website for discount code. Click here to register.

380 Lacrosse Summer Camp at The Exeter Field House, separate sessions for 3/4 grade, 5/6 grade and 7/8 grade boys in the air conditioned turf facility. *Grade you are entering Fall of 2015!
Players will participate in a high paced, fast moving curriculum that focuses on stick skills, shooting mechanics and position defense. This year’s camps will focus on offensive spacing and timing techniques that Coach Small learned while playing for Division 1 coaches from Princeton and Villanova while playing for the Thailand National Team in last summers FIL World Championships. Each camp will be cut off at 25 participant so please do not hesitate and REGISTER TODAY!
*All participants will receive a FREE Tshirt and be entered in raffles for prizes on the last day!
Registration
7/8 Grade – REGISTER HERE
Date: July 13-16, 2015 (M – TH); Time: 9am – 12 noon
5/6 Grade – REGISTER HERE
Date: July 20 – 23, 2015 (M – TH); Time: 9am – 12noon
3/4 Grade – REGISTER HERE
Date: July 27 – 30, 2015 (M – TH); 9am – 12noon

Fusion Germantown Academy Skills Camp, ages 3rd-9th, July 13-16, 9am-3pm. Fusion will again utilize one of the most beautiful campuses and athletic facilities in the country to deliver their progressive training. This is a high repetition high paced skills camp that also includes swimming after lunch and lacrosse film sessions. Camp directors are Kevin Crowley (5 year pro and World Champion with Team Canada) and Steve Holmes (8-year pro with New York Lizards). Returning instructors include Matt Barrett (UVA Goalie), Chris “Shocker” Lapierre (Florida Launch), Brian Grady (GA Head Coach), Ryan Sankey (Conestoga Offensive Coordinator), Matt McCormick (2x Drexel Captain and Malvern Prep coach) and Kevin Philibin (Bayard Rustin Assistant Coach).
REGISTER HERE
LAST YEAR’S HIGHLIGHTS and info

Upper River Lax Skills Week, a great opportunity for those just discovering the sport or discovering they love the sport. Upper River Lax is offering yet another opportunity for young lacrosse players on the Main Line. From July 13th – 17th at the Phelps School in Malvern, the experienced coaches at URLax will be running a camp for boys aged 10 to 16.
As with all Upper River Sports programs, Skills Week will boast a low coach-camper ratio and lots of practice time to ensure individualized attention for every athlete. This attention to detail is critical for new players, so that bad habits can be corrected early and good technique is committed to muscle memory from the start.
Camp will run from 9am to 4pm, with a break for lunch. Upper River Sports takes a better approach to athletic growth. Coaches repeat the mantra of “process, not product. Years of experience and scientific stufy show that focusing on the process of getting better (instead of just the outcome of a game) creates a better environment for growth and enjoyment – while also leading to a better mastery of the sport. For more information about camp and to find out how to register for Upper River Lax’s Skills Week, visit www.upperriverlax.com or e-mail info@upperriversports.com.

Elite 20 Lacrosse Camp for boys’ goalies in graduation years 2017, 2018 and 2019. Twenty goalies from each graduation year (‘17, ‘18 & ‘19) will be selected by the Elite 20 staff to attend this elite goalie school. Each goalie will receive personal training by some of the best goalies to ever play the game. The overnight camp will be held July 13-16 at beautiful Bryn Athyn College. Coaches recommendations can be filled out at bagglax.net.
Any questions contact Joe Karpinski at jkarpinski@bagglax.com. For more information, please visit www.bagglax.net
Staff: Brian Douggherty, • Head Coach, Chestnut Hill College • 2012 Lacrosse Hall Of Fame • 3x MLL Champion • 3x MLL Goalie of the Year • Gold Medal, ‘98/’10 Team USA • University of Maryland
Drew Adams 2x MLL Goaltender of the Year, NY Lizards • Team USA ‘14 • 3x ECAC Goalie of the Year, Penn State • All-American, Springfield HS
Austin Kaut MLL Boston Cannons • 1st team All-American, Penn State • CAA Defensive Player of the Year • 1st Team All-American, Springfield HS
Niko Amato: MLL Florida Launch • 1st team All-American, Maryland • 2x All-American La Salle College HS

Malvern Prep Lacrosse Camp, July 13-16 for boys in Grades 1 to 8. The camp is player-focused and uses a comprehensive teaching progression to serve the needs of beginning, intermediate and experienced players. Campers progress through daily fundamental station work, individual positional work, competitive position drills, systematic unsettled concepts as well as team play where new skills and concepts are applied. There will also be daily specialized coaching in goalie play and face-offs. Staff: Steve Holmes- Malvern Prep Varsity Assistant Coach; Nick Pison- Malvern Prep Head JV Coach; Todd MacFarlane- Malvern Prep Varsity Assistant Coach; as well as other Malvern Prep Lacrosse Coaching Staff members and current NCAA players.
Cost: $205.00; Times: 9:00 am- 12pm; Registration: www.malvernsummerprograms.com/content/camps/sport-camps_lacrosse
Space is limited and has filled up quickly in the past so please register ASAP if you are planning on attending these programs.

Rose Tree Media Optimist Young Warriors boys’ and girls’ lacrosse camps on Monday, July 20 – Friday, July 24 from 9 a.m.-noon at Springton Lake Middle School. The camps are for boys in Grades 1-6 and girls in grades 1-5 and 6-8. Campers will be in three groups: Boys entering Grades 1-6; Girls entering Grades 1-5; Girls entering Grades 6-8
Exceptions may be made based on size or other considerations
Springton Lake Middle School, 1900 North Providence Road, Media, PA (subject to change)
Register online at www.optimistlacrosse.com
Download the camp registration form under Handouts, fill -in and mail as directed
Questions? Email Optimistlax@aol.com. Boys run by Penncrest Coach Evan Pettit

The Philly Faceoff Camp: Boys, Grades 3-8, 9am-12pm
Monday July 20 – Wednesday July 22
Radnor Memorial Park, 61 Matsonford Rd. Radnor, PA 19086
Price: $180
Staff: John Bodnar, Mike Dolente, Mike Poppleton and current Division 1 Face-Off guys from the Philly area.
All campers will receive a free Philly Face-Off League T-Shirt at the end of camp! They will also be able to demo different face-off heads and have the opportunity to win lots of free prizes! For information and to register, CLICK HERE

Holy Ghost Prep Lacrosse Camp, July 20-24, for boys aged 8 to 14. Camp Director: HGP Head Coach Ryan Tessler. New England Black Wolves standout/NXT Showcase Director and HGP Alumni Brett Manney will be a guest counselor along with past HGP alums who compete at the collegiate level. They will offer expertise in defense, dodging, shooting, faceoffs, goalie play and stick skills. Campers will get to experience the HGP Varsity Experience learning from counselor demos, video and competition. The camp offers a chance to develop skills, build confidence and become a better player. There will be daily competitions for camp prizes and lacrosse gear. It will also be a great opportunity to see the HGP Campus and Athletic Facilities.
Click here to register.
Contact: rtessler@holyghostprep.org or 215-639-2102 x220

GameBreakers Summer Co-Ed Lacrosse Camps, Day/Overnight Camp will be held at The Phelps School July 20-23. GameBreaker lacrosse camps are geared to lax players of all ability levels from experienced players to beginners. The four-day LAX camps provide lacrosse players with lacrosse training from our expert coaches – while also stressing the importance of developing leadership skills and being a good sport. With separate girl’s lacrosse camps and boy’s lacrosse camps, and a commitment to provide individualized development, you’re sure to develop a newfound confidence and passion for the sport.
Registration is online. The camps will be held on turf fields, and there are full and half day options. GameBreaker Lacrosse Camps have been run for the past 10 years in the Main Line Area, Pittsburgh, Florida, California, NJ and Ohio by Director and former Lehigh Lacrosse standout Mark Duncan.
For more information about the camps, e-mail Camp Director Mark Duncan at mduncan@shipleyschool.org<mailto:mduncan@shipleyschool.org>, or call 1-800-944-7112 or click here.

ANC Summer Lacrosse Clinic Series GRADES 1-9 INVITED, All-American Players as Counselors and an All-American Lacrosse Experience! 2775 Buck Rd. Bryn Athyn, PA. 19009. $180 Per Player, $330 for Siblings.
Second Session: July 20th- July 24th
2.5 Hour Sessions (3:30 PM – 6:00 PM)
Prepare Your Game for The Next Level…Positional instruction and Team concepts
• Building Lacrosse IQ
• Shooting/Dodging/Footwork
• Games featuring prizes!
• Lots of fun and instruction every day
Contacts: Coach Rob Forster with any questions at Rob.Forster@ancss.org.
Our Staff and Coaches: Rob Forster-Offensive Coach, Niko Amato-Defensive and Goalie Coach, Jack Forster-Offensive Coach, Austin Pifani-Defensive Coach, Matt Rambo-Attack Coach, Kevin Forster-Midfield Coach
For Information and to sign Up: https://www.smore.com/6t82-anc-summer-lacrosse-clinic-series

Knights Sports Academy Lax Camp, a faith-based summer lacrosse camp July 20-24 at Delaware County Christian Elementary in Devon. This camp is for boys entering grades 2 through 5 and runs from 9 a.m. to noon each day.
Who is it for? A faith-based instructional lacrosse camp for both new and experienced players. Equipment provided, free of charge, for those who are new to lacrosse.
Our Objective is 4Fold
• Through instruction, drills and live play, our objective is to help each camper develop their lax skills so as to more thoroughly enjoy the game of lacrosse.
• Through the use of daily stories, our objective is to capture the imaginations of our campers with the hope of helping them too get to know, and enjoy and relate to God more meaningfully.
• Through the mentoring by HS players, our objective is to celebrate each and every camper, regardless of size, speed, skill or experience.
• Through the use of fun games and activities, our objective is to help each of our campers to make new friends, to have fun and to simply enjoy themselves.
$125 (scholarships available) A 1 to 3 staff to camper ratio
Directors: Greg Porter Team21 Lax, Paul Power: Spring Ford Youth Lax
Interested? Questions? Concerns? Feel free to email Greg Porter at greg.porter@danielfoundation.net or call Greg at 484 744 2040.
Register: http://www.dccs.org/page.cfm?p=833

Ultimate Summer Lacrosse Camp Experience by Blue Ox/Duke’s Lacrosse Club and Philly Blast for boys and girls youth players Aug. 3-6 at Indian Springs Day Camp in Chester Springs. Times: Lacrosse (9 am – Noon) Camp Activity (1 PM – 4 PM). Ages: 2nd Grade – 8th Grade. The 2015 Camp will be a unique and different from any camp experience in the past. The historic Indian Springs Day Camp, allows for a fun day of extra activity following lacrosse activity in the morning. Activities include but are not limited to swimming (two pools), mini golf, boating, fishing, volleyball, rock climbing. Staff: Matt Mackrides, Austin Kaut, and a special guest appearance by All-World Attackman Rob Pannell of the New York Lizards. Special features: Thursday August 6th there will be a camp picnic. All other days, lunch will not be provided. Registration: http://www.blueoxlacrosse.com/camps.html Contact info: Please contact Matt Mackrides @ matt@blueoxlacrosse.com or call 610-420-8067 for any information. Sponsors: GMH, Main Line Sports Center. Other key info: Campers must have US Lacrosse ID

Encore Lacrosse Ecuador Immersion Experience, Aug. 3-14. Encore is accepting applications from boys in the classes of 2015 through 2019 for a life-changing lacrosse immersion experience of training, service and cultural development in Ecuador. Encore Lacrosse has traveled all over the globe expanding the game since 2010. Its international goals are to promote the game of lacrosse, help make it a permanent fixture within the cultural fabric of the area visited and merchandise its lifestyle clothing. Participants in the Ecuador immersion trip, being held from Aug. 3-14, will begin each day with lacrosse training by Encore’s team of professional coaches. This is what makes the Encore experience unique: its goal is to meet the needs of lacrosse players who are serious about getting better every day on the field. After training sessions are completed, all involved will be in the hands of the Asociacion Ecuatoriana de Lacrosse run by Juan Marquez de la Plata. Juan was instrumental in starting lacrosse in Mexico and has been coaching high school lacrosse in the Northern California for more than 20 years. Encore’s community service efforts will be met here with a long lasting effect! Its mission is to visit schools and universities in Quito to introduce the game to as many as possible. Following the Federation of International Lacrosse guidelines, Encore will be hosting the first ever lacrosse match at Universidad de las Americas in Quito. More information on Asociacion Ecuatoriana de Lacrosse can be found by clicking here. In between training and community service, the adventure will start with Encore partners, Andes Adventures! Led by Tommy Angelone, a seasoned vet with more than 10 years of experience in education, leadership, management and leading tours all over the world, participants will be eating local cuisine, sightseeing, hiking, and immersing ourselves fully in Ecuadorian culture. From start to finish, this trip will be the best to date, and that is why we are only choosing applicants that are serious about their lacrosse development, open to learning from new and different cultures and have a keen urge to give back.
Click here for an application.
Ecuador Leaders: John Christmas (Offensive Director); Johnny Rodriguez (Goalie Director); Zach Heffner (Defensive Director); Greg Rose (Stringing Director); Juan Marquez De La Plata – International Lacrosse Development Expert; Thomas J. Angelone – Travel Guide Expert

Fusion Lacrosse Cape Henlopen Summer Camp 2 (August 10-13). Ages: Grad years 2017 to 2023 (current 10th to current 4th grades). Early bird before March 1st $545. After March 1st $595. Check In at 2pm Monday, Check out 11am Thursday. Learn from the best lacrosse players in the World while surfing, swimming, hiking, bonfires at night, disc golf, and playing beach lacrosse in a true camping atmosphere. Click here to register

Joe Breschi Camps. The head coach at North Carolina does his first camp in Philly, on Monday, August 10, hosted at West Chester’s Kelly Field (601 Westtown Road, West Chester, PA 19382). Coach Breschi and assistant coach Brian Holman will direct the camp along with USA world team player and UNC all time leading scorer, Marcus Holman, as well as MLL player Davey Emala and current UNC stars. There will be at least eight current UNC players; the player to coach ratio will be approximately 10-1. The camp will emphasize concentrated teaching, drilling, and the practical application of game-like situations. These drills will range from basic to the most advanced utilized in lacrosse. Coach Breschi will hold an open Question and Answer Session related to the college recruiting process with all high school players at the end of their session. Spots are extremely limited and registration will be on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Ages/Sessions: Rising 4th – Rising 7th , Rising 8th – Rising 12th grade.
Please see http://www.breschilacrosse.com/ for specific details on the schedule for the day and registration.

Training

Maplezone Sports Institute, 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

Lacrosse Evolution Private Lessons and Team Training sessions at both its Downingtown and King of Prussia training facilities. Private Lessons are the best and quickest way to get an athlete to their next desired level and beyond. For more information on these programs, visit the Web site www.laxevo.com or call (610) 873-9910 for the Downingtown Training Center or (484) 684-7011 for the King of Prussia Training Center.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/5/15

Dox Aitken (Haverford School) scooped a key groundball which set up Michael Sowers (Upper Dublin) for his fifth goal and the game-winner in overtime as Team Philly defeated Washington D.C., 9-8, today to advance to the finals of the Under Armour Underclassmen Games at Towson University.

Philly will meet the West-New Jersey winner for the title at 4:15 p.m.

Sowers scored the winner off a Brett Baskin (La Salle) feed and also added two assists himself. Christian Feliziani (Episcopal Academy) won 12 of 20 face-offs despite an annoying groin injury that sidelined him Saturday.

Aitken, Jacob Buttermore (Garnet Valley), Michael Fay (Malvern Prep), and Peter Gayhardt (St. Joseph’s Prep) each scored once and Matt Moore (Garnet Valley) dished two assists while Adam Goldner (Malvern Pep) had one assist.

In the quarterfinals, Philly downed New England 9-5 as Feliziani won 8 of 9 face-offs and Sowers had two goals and four assists while Baskin scored twice. Matt Moore (Garnet Valley) added a goal and an assist. Gayhardt, Mike Coyle (Malvern Prep) and Michael Nelson (Southern Lehigh) each scored once.

Philly girls fall to Long Island in quarterfinals

Team Philly girls bowed to Long Island, 11-6, in the quarterfinals despite two goals each from Hannah Keating (Agnes Irwin) and Laura Pansini (Agnes Irwin). Samantha McGee (Abington) and Kristin Burnetta (Agnes Irwin) each scored once.

In the first round of the playoffs, Philly toppled the Midwest, 14-6, as Julia Hondros (Episcopal Academy) scored four goals, Emily Mathewson (Garnet Valley) had three goals and an assist and Sam Swart (Archbishop Carroll) added three. Lila Barker contributed two goals and an assist and McGee had a goal and an assist.

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/6/15

Team champions from the National 175 Best of the Best Team Showcase in Uniondale, NY, July 3-5

2016 – CT Chargers
2017 – Garden City 34
2018 – Team Long Island 8, Duke’s Lacrosse Club 4
2019 – CT Charger 9, 3 Tribes 5
2020 – Legacy Long Island 7, Bucks Select 1
2021 – Team Long Island 6, Team Igloo 4
2022 – Team Long Island 11, Evolve 2
2023 – Team Igloo 10, Legacy 3

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/6/15

The Wasatch Lacrosse Club (UT) will make a trip East for the third straight year to play Philly boys’ club teams and compete in the Tri-State National tournament on July 11-12.

Wasatch will play three games this week vs. Philly club teams, Tuesday vs 380 Lacrosse, Wednesday vs Dukes L.C. and Thursday vs Black Bear. All scrimmages start at 6:30 pm and will be held at the Chestnut Hill College Grass Field 9601 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA 1911.

This weekend Wasatch will compete in the Tri-State National lacrosse festival in the Princeton (NJ) area.

Wasatch played last weekend in the Vail Lacrosse Shootout in the HS U-19 Division and reached the Division II final.

“We are tremendously excited to bring the team East for the third consecutive summer,” said Wasatch General Manager and coach Adam Eddinger, also an assistant coach at Chestnut Hill College. “Wasatch LC provides a team experience like no other club in the country.

“Year after year, we boast an unselfish roster of players from at least 10 or more high schools across the state of Utah. The exposure and experience these players gain in a week coming back east has proved to help their confidence, team play and on field performance the following spring for their HS teams.

“This year we will tour Philadelphia area colleges, scrimmage top local clubs (380 Lacrosse, Dukes LC & Black Bear), sample Philly’s best foods and head to TriState at the end of the week. I am very excited to pick the team up at the airport tonight and take them for Pat’s & Geno’s cheesesteaks!”

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/6/15

St. Anne’s Belfield (VA) 2016 attackman Phillip Robertson has made a commitment to the admissions process at Princeton University.

Phillip Robertson ledger:

Phillip Robertson

High School: St. Anne’s Belfield School, VA

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: Attack

College Choice: Princeton University (admissions process)

Club Affiliation: Duke’s Lacrosse Club, PA

Major lacrosse honors, All-Star teams: (At St. Anne’s) Captain of Varsity team during 2015 season, 1st team All-State, 1st team All-Prep, offensive MVP for 2015 season, 2x member of D.C. Under Armour team, member of Duke’s 1 team

What will you major in/study? Undecided

Why did you choose the school? “I chose Princeton because of the outstanding academic and lacrosse traditions. Upon stepping on campus I knew it was the school for me. The coaching staff made me feel at home and is fully dedicated to my success as a student and as a lacrosse player.”

Highlights from 2015 HS season? Winning the VISAA State Championship

Thank You: “I’d like to thank my parents and brothers for their endless support and guidance throughout this entire process. I would also like to thank my high school coach, Bo Perriello, for his constant dedication to my success both on and off the field. I’d like to thank my travel coaches, Ebe Helm and Jason Christmas, for their support and encouragement throughout my entire time as a Duke’s LC player. Finally, I would like to thank Steve Mason for his lacrosse and life mentorship.”

Maplezone Sports Institute, the official sponsor for Phillylacrosse.com boys’ recruits, congratulates Phillip Robertson. 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 7/7/15

Team Brotherly Love 2024 recently went undefeated in winning two consecutive championships in both the Laxpalooza and Summer Slam tournaments.

Brotherly Love wins at Summer Slam

Comprised of boys from Kennett Square, Garnet Valley, Unionville, Downingtown and surrounding areas, Team Brotherly Love went undefeated in pool play by beating Freedom, Team Long Island, Marlton Chiefs, Olde English Bulldogs, Falcons, Mesa Fresh Fever and Roughriders.

The team consists of: Bo Freebery, Luke Mingioni, Mitch Cummings, Lukas Ryan, Rowyn Nurry, Drew Donaghy, Andrew Goldt, Zach Northey, Nate Hulme, Jack Dellose, Gavin Rossello, Anthony Borcky, Brady Colarik, Kai Lopez, Chase Cellucci, Hunter Aquino, Drew Keaveney, Owen Mears, Noah Driggs, Lucas Vahey and Josh Graham. Brotherly Love 2024 is coached by Wade Goldt, Jonathan Nurry, James Freebery and Robert Raucci.

Laxpalooza

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

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/7/15

Epoch Lacrosse has enjoyed tremendous growth over the past several years. Subsequently, Epoch is proud to announce that Chris Fleck will be joining its staff as the company’s first Financial Controller and former Adelphi University standout Joe Vitale will be working with authorized retailers as an Outside Sales Representative on the East Coast.

“Chris and Joe are great additions to our team,” said James Miceli, Principal at Epoch Lacrosse. “They bring a passion for the game that we look for in all of our employees and both will play a major role in growing our brand and the sport of lacrosse nationwide.”

Fleck comes to Epoch with an extensive background in the accounting world working both in the public and private sectors. In his new role he will be responsible for Epoch’s accounting functions and will play an integral role in managing the companies aggressive growth plans. Fleck, like the rest of Epoch’s team is actively involved in the lacrosse community and is currently the head coach of Minnesota’s #1 rank Prior Lake High School boy’s lacrosse team and also coaches with Minnesota’s premiere club lacrosse program Team MN Lacrosse.

Joe Vitale fires the Gen.5

A graduate of Lynbrook High School in Long Island, Vitale’s love of lacrosse runs deep. In his role as an Outside Sales Representative Vitale will be working with authorized Epoch retailers assisting them with their local and regional marketing events. Vitale is a 2013 graduate of Adelphi University and graduated with a degree in sports management. He was drafted and played for Major League Lacrosse’s Charlotte Hounds in 2012 and played two games for the New York Lizards in 2013 as a midfielder.

Vitale said he first fell for the Epoch shaft when his girlfriend used it while playing at Adelphi.

“I liked the grip of the women’s shaft when I first picked it up and then I used the Gen.5 and I fell in love with it,” said Vitale.

The Dragonfly Gen.5 shaft is one of many Epoch products on the cutting edge of design. Designed with a minimalistic cosmetic providing view directly to the carbon fiber, it is light, durable and flashy. Another hot product is the Otter Mesh™, said to be the world’s lightest weatherproof lacrosse mesh.

Vitale said it’s easy to sell these and other Epoch products. What does he tell young players about Epoch’s gear?

“There’s three things I tell them and first is the durability,” he said. “I am not worrying if my shaft dents or snaps on a ride. If you see a defender snap their shaft they have to leave the field for 15 or event 10 seconds and that leaves a team a man down.

“Durability is a huge factor as everything gets lighter and the metal sticks get more brittle while carbon fiber gets stronger.

“No 2 is the technology aspect. Other sports like hockey and cycling are using carbon fiber. The strength ratio for Epoch sticks is unreal. Kids say it’s light but it’s probably one of the strongest shafts.

“Being from Long Island, a lot of guys from the East Coast have been playing since they were in diapers. When you first say carbon fiber they say big deal but when I get the stick into their hands at a tournament their eyes open a little bit.

“No 3 is the flex. That’s also tied to technology. Any time you talk about adding miles to their shots, kids are excited. As you get older, it makes less of a difference but for the high school player you are really trying to generate that torque and the extra flex does wonders. It could add anywhere from a couple miles to who knows?

Vitale said the flex only occurs during the coil. The stick’s reload is made to come right back to its straight form. This occurs because the way Epoch layers its carbon fiver from different angles between 0 to 90.

Fleck has seen the impact of Epoch sticks, mesh and heads first hand with his high school and club players.

“With Epoch, how can you not be excited?” he said. “We are finding new ways to innovate and the change the game we all love by making it better than the way we found it.

“With our carbon fiber shaft, the Otter Mesh and our heads, I can tell you that as a club coach and a high school coach our guys all use their stuff – and we love it. The fun part is that we are not stopping here.”

Fleck said Epoch has very high goals for its products.

“We trying to find new ways to make products by investing in research and development,” he said. “We don’t want to be just another lacrosse company. We might be smaller and that gives us an advantage of being nimble and being able to invest in the right areas research and development. We are not trying to do what others are doing.”

What makes Epoch so progressive? Fleck said it’s because everyone n the company is directly involved in coaching or playing lacrosse – or both.

“It was interesting at the company meeting the other day,” said Fleck. “I looked across the room and every single person either coaches or plays or has played the game at some point – we are a lacrosse company run by lacrosse people whose only focus is on the game we love.”

About Epoch Lacrosse

Epoch Lacrosse – the official sponsor of the Epoch Lacrosse North America Boys’ Lacrosse Rankings on TopLaxRecruits.com – delivers the finest manufactured lacrosse equipment designed to increase playability and maximize performance by utilizing world-class materials and manufacturing techniques. Epoch tests and re-tests each of its designs to ensure optimal durability, playability and performance. Epoch’s goal is simple, to give players every opportunity to reach their true potential. Live. Play. Be.

Visit www.EpochLacrosse.com/otter-mesh to learn more about Epoch Lacrosse and its products.

To stay up-to-date on Epoch’s line-up of products “like” them on http://www.Facebook.com/Epochlax.

You can also follow Epoch on Twitter @epochlax and check out their blog at http://www.LivePlayBe.com

By Chris Brown
TopLaxRecxruits.com, Posted 7/7/15

UNIONDALE, N.Y – Eight different players scored as Team Long Island dethroned two-time champion Duke’s Lacrosse Club (PA), 8-4, to win the 2018 division title Sunday at the National 175 Best of the Best Team Showcase at Mitchel Complex.

Dukes LC reaches finals of the 2018 Division at Best of the Best

“Our offense stepped up nicely and our defense came up big in the last game,” said Team Long Island midfielder Bobby Abshire (Commack), who had one goal “Our goalies were also great in cage.

“We played seven games over the past three days so we were basically playing non-stop lacrosse which helped us stay focused.”

Team Long Island used strong defense and stingy zone to thwart the Dukes attack.

“We basically just wanted to see how their shooters were at first,” said Abshire. “We started off in a zone to see who their really good players were and we just went from there.”

Duke’s L.C. coach Ebe Helm credited the Team Long Island goalies while also praising his team.

“We had a lot of shots we just didn’t capitalize,” he said. “Their two goalies played extremely well.

“We’re disappointed we didn’t three-peat, but we were shorthanded and the kids played their guts out to get us in the championship. We just came up a little short.”

Ethan Lamond (MF/ATT, La Salle) scored two goals for the Dukes while Chris Cara (Conestoga) and Michael DiGiacomo (St. Anne’s Belfield VA) each scored once.

Helm also cited the strong play of face-off specialist Mike Sisselberger (Southern Lehigh), defensemen Joey Burnham (La Salle), Hunter Jaronski (New Hope Solebury, 2019), Tanner Long (Germantown Academy), Logan Blondell (Soputhern Lehigh) and Jake Keller (Hun School), and goalie Liam Rosenthal (Central Bucks East, 2019).

Click here for a full rundown on the champions from Best of the Best

Duke’s L.C. scorers
Ethan Lamond, La Salle College, PA (2 goals)
Chris Cara, Conestoga, PA
Michael DiGiacomo, St. Anne’s Belfield, VA

Team Long Island scorers:
Peter Engelken, Sachem East High School
Anthony Seymour, Miller Place High School
Richie LaCalandra, Comsewogue High School
Tyler Ryan, Chaminade High School
James Lyons, Sayville High School
JoJo Pirreca, Mt. Sinai High School
Bobby Abshire, Commack High School
Peter LaSalla, Rocky Point High School

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/7/15

Conestoga 2016 defenseman/LSM/face-off Sam Bouhdary has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at the University of Michigan.

Sam Bouhdary ledger:

Sam Bouhdary

High School: Conestoga High School (Proud attendee)

Graduation Year: 2016

Position: DEF/LSM/FO

College Choice: University of Michigan Men’s Lacrosse

Club Affiliation: NXT LC 2016

Major lacrosse honors, All-Star teams: 2014: Philly Showcase 2016 MVP; 2014: Baltimore Summer Kickoff all-star; 2014: Philly Showcase Camp Fab 40 All-Star; 2014: Maverik Showtime attendee; 2013: Philly Showcase Fab 40 All-Star; 2013: Legacy Lacrosse Invitational all-star

Academic honors, service projects: First Honors, NAHS (National Art Honors Society), Mudders Club President (Ceramics CLub @Conestoga)

What will you major in/study? “At the moment, it is kind of up in the air. As a student, I have a very broad range of interests, which include Math, Science, Ceramics, Painting/drawing/, writing, philosophy, and more. To me, it seemed like Architecture would be the best, but as a lacrosse player at a D1 program, it will be tough studying such a rigorous major. But going to a school like Michigan that offers over 260 majors will be best for me because I will have flexibility in my schedule.”

Why did you choose the school? “There is a plethora of reasons why this school fit me best. Freshman year after talking to my parents, friends, brothers, and coaches, I realized the most important things to me are location, academics, strength of program, and size. As far as location goes, I wanted a school that was further away than the typical East Coast lacrosse school. My brother attends the University of Colorado at Boulder, and it was the first college I really saw. After seeing such a beautiful campus and amazing lifestyle, it was kind of hard for me to consider small schools along the East Coast, unless we’re talking Florida because there is something to be said about perpetual warm weather! When it came to academics, I really wanted to go to a school that I probably couldn’t get into on my own. When the University of Michigan came along, essentially all the planets aligned. The school is absolutely astonishing in terms of academic offerings and alumni base. On top of that, Ann Arbor was a city that is free natured and beautiful, something I hadn’t seen in a campus since I moved my brother in at CU Boulder. Lastly, Big 10 lacrosse is some of the best lacrosse out there. And at a big school like Michigan, being a student-athlete is unique due to the school’s long history and legacy with sports.”

Highlights from 2015 HS season? “To be completely frank, there isn’t anything i’ll forget about my past season. I am so close with so many of my teammates that is crazy to think that a lot of them will be gone this year. This year, we overcame a multitude of adversities, and it seemed like every game we played came down to the last 10 seconds, and in some cases, the last .2 seconds (Upper Dublin game). I could sit here and tell you all about the feelings I experienced in all of our crazy games, but at the end of the day, our 2015 Conestoga Lacrosse season is something that only me, my teammates, coaches, and certain religious attendees will ever truly understand and remember. At this point, all I can really say is that I wouldn’t have wanted to go to battle with any other guys.”

Thank You: “I really owe all of this to my parents, brothers, coaches and friends. I wouldn’t be in the position I am today without the superb coaching from (Brett) Manney, (2016 assistant coach George) Castle, (2016 assistant coach Bill) Derrick, (NXT LC Director Marty) Kupp (rion), (NXT President & CEO Andy) Hayes, (NXT LC faceoff coach John) Bodnar and the rest of the NXT guys. I also have to give a huge shoutout to Coaches (former Conestoga coach and current Villanova coach Brian) Samson, (Conestoga coach Brody) Bush, (Craig) Gratton, Billy Davis, (Ryan) Sankey and (Steve) Long for molding me into the player I am today. I also have to thank my trainer at Topspeed, Nick Sita, who’s consistently teaching me how to be a great athlete. ‘None of this would have been able to be accomplished without the unconditional support and love from my parents. My older brother Alex, who’s a personal trainer, has helped me mature in the gym and my little brother Jake never fails to crack me up. All of my friends who have always been there for me and never stopped pushing me also helped me be the person I am today.”

Maplezone Sports Institute, the official sponsor for Phillylacrosse.com boys’ recruits, congratulates Sam Bouhdary. 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, Posted 7/8/15

Boys’ US Lacrosse All-Americans

1971
Robert Ambler Abington Attack 12
Robin Morgan Henderson Attack 12
Jeff Parkin Lower Merion Attack 12
Andrew Scott Harriton Attack 12
Stephen Spence Abington Defense 12
Peter Linquist Haverford School Midfield 10

1972
Robert Burch Haverford School Attack 12
Robert Goldfarb Harriton Goalie 12
Dan Pinkerton Abington Attack 12
Larry Wean Lower Merion Midfield 12

1973
Peter Linquist Haverford School Midfield 12
Jeff Miller Henderson Attack 12
Brook Tolman Hill School Attack 12

1974
Michael Barnes Harriton Midfield 12
Tom Howley Malvern Midfield 12
Doug Rodriquez Henderson Attack 12
Zac Fraser Henderson Attack 12

1975
Craig Bower Penn Charter Midfield 12
Ron Forster Abington Attack 11
Dave Pocock Haverford School Midfield 12
Brett Steidle Harriton Attack 12
Bryan Sibson Haverford High Midfield 12

1976
Robert Aitken Penn Charter Attack 12
Ron Forster Abington Attack 12
Jay Foster Abington Attack 12

1977
Walter Daly Lower Merion Defense 12
Scott Growney Harriton Midfield 12
Joseph Happe Penn Charter Attack 12
Tom Wilcox Haverford School Attack 12

1978
Steve Growney Harriton Defense 12
Michael Marone Springfield-Delco Attack 12
Bruce Oswald Abington Midfield 12
Louis Hamilton Haverford High Goalie 12
Peter Scott Harriton Attack 11

1979
Terry Dowling Penn Charter Midfield 12
Peter Scott Harriton Attack 12
John Driscoll Abington Defense 12
Gerald Ronon Lower Merion Attack 12
Paul Phelan Malvern Attack 12

1980
Andrew Carrol Haverford School Defense 12
George Connor Lower Merion Attack 12
Michael Evans Henderson Attack 12
Greg Penske Episcopal Midfield 12
Ernie Shapiro Lower Merion Midfield 12

1981
John Gillin Haverford School Midfield 12
Jerry Hood Springfield Attack 12
Sun Ho Lee Abington Midfield 12
Michael Shaneman Henderson Defense 12
Ed Toussaint Springfield-Delco Defense 12

1982
Kevin Greene Henderson Defense 12
Joseph Donnelly Penn Charter Goalie 11
Peter Ortale Penn Charter Midfield 11
Chris Roak Penn Charter Attack 12
Jeff Connor Lower Merion Attack 11
Ken Lukes Henderson Attack 11

1983
Joseph Donnelly Penn Charter Goalie 12
Jeff Connor Lower Merion Attack 12
Peter Ortale Penn Charter Midfield 12
Ken Lukes Henderson Attack 12
Joseph Lauletta Henderson Attack 12
John Begier Haverford School Defense 12

1984
Chris Dent Lower Merion Midfield 12
Sean Essig Lower Merion Defense 12
JJ Gildea Hill School Midfield 12
Chris Flynn Episcopal Midfield 12
Alan Butcher WC East Attack 12
John Hoffman Springfield-Delco Attack 12

1985
Andrew Pennoni Upper Darby Midfield 12
John Paul Upper Darby Goalie 12
Perry Dodge Haverford School Attack 11
James Hetznecker Lower Merion Midfield 12
Omar McNeil Episcopal Defense 12
Peter Keblish Germantown Acad Attack 11

1986
Perry Dodge Haverford School Attack 12
Peter Keblish Germantown Acad Attack 12
Omar Brown Hill School Midfield 12
Alex Henry Germantown Acad Midfield 12
John McEvoy Malvern Prep Midfield 12
James Patton Henderson Attack 12

1987
Chris Dean WC East Attack 12
Tim Deloe Hill School Attack 12
Kevin Ellers Ridley Attack 11
Steve McCool Hill School Midfield 12
Stowe Milhouse Lower Merion Goalie 12
Gabby Roe Episcopal Academy Midfield 12

1988
Kevin Ellers Ridley Attack 12
Scott Bailer Springfield-Delco Midfield 12
Eric Carruthers WC East Attack 12
Eugene Glavin Haverford School Goalie 12
Sam Jackson Germantown Acad Midfield 12
Jason Scarborough WC East Defense 12
Michael Twohig Henderson Defense 12

1989
Cliff Comfort Hill School Midfield 12
Craig Driver Conestoga Defense 12
Travis Lamb Henderson Midfield 12
Andy Lapitsky Hill School Attack 12
Frank Rosata Episcopal Academy Midfield 12
Jerry Swope Germantown Acad Attack 12
Matt Tousignant Conestoga Midfield 12

1990
Richard Dressler Penn Charter Goalie 12
Scott Chishom WC East Midfield 12
Tom Gillmor WC East Defense 12
Jamie Slough Hill School Attack 12
Steve Lundmark Conestoga Midfield 12
Michael Campanale Episcopal Academy Defense 12
Greg Traynor Conestoga Attack 11

1991
Greg Traynor Conestoga Attack 12
Mike Buzsa Ridley Midfield 12
Andrew Brandon Henderson Attack 12
Brian Dougherty Episcopal Goalie 11
Steve Gaffney Haverford School Midfield 12
Alex Goodman Lower Merion Midfield 12
Steve Lehman Conestoga Midfield 12
Chris Wyszynski Episcopal Academy Attack 12

1992
Brian Dougherty Episcopal Academy Goalie 12
George Atterbury Malvern Prep Midfield 12
Greg Campbell Springfield-Delco Attack 12
Jeff MacBean Episcopal Academy Attack 12
Dave O’Donnell Springfield-Delco Midfield 12
Rip Sailing WC East Midfield 12
Tom Slate Springfield-Delco Defense 12
David Stilley Haverford School Defense 12

1993
Matt Dolski WC East Attack 11
Vince McGeehan Germantown Acad Attack 12
Ryan McGeorge Conestoga Midfield 12
Kurt Mueller Germantown Acad Attack 12
Jason Ruf Henderson Defense 12
Aaron Von Horn Conestoga Defense 12
Richard Wilmont Harriton Midfield 12

1994
Matt Dolski WC East Attack 12
Daniel Keating Episcopal Academy Midfield 12
Davis Marks Downingtown Attack 12
Jason Hope Hill School Attack 12
David Maguire Marple Newtown Attack 12
Chris Pauxtis Downingtown Midfield 12
Marc Schaffer Ridley Defense 12
Michael Seaman Springfield-Delco Midfield 12
Ryan Toland Malvern Prep Defense 12

1995
Todd Arrup Henderson Attack 12
Brody Bush Penncrest Attack 12
Doug Davies Episcopal Academy Defense 12
Lee Kuhlberg Ridley Defense 12
Kurt Lunkenheimer Episcopal Defense 12
Justin McCarthy Haverford High Midfield 12
Matt Murray Ridley Goalie 12
Hamilton Pollard Hill School Defense 12
Richard Stankewicz Henderson Attack 12
Gary Stern Lower Merion Attack 12

1996
Matt Bailer Episcopal Academy Midfield 11
Dave Cash Episcopal Academy Goalie 12
Dave DiPaolo Springfield-Delco Defense 12
Burke Gallagher Episcopal Academy Attack 12
Andy Kleinman Marple Newtown Attack 11
Adam Solow Lower Merion Midfield 11
Michael Viola Haverford School Defense 12
Goeff Watson Haverford School Attack 12
Dan Woods Springfield-Delco Midfield 12

1997
John Brasko Springfield-Delco Defense 11
Randy Kleinman Marple Newtown Attack 12
Adam Solow Lower Merion Midfield 12
Matt Bailer Episcopal Academy Midfield 12
Teddy Holmes Germantown Acad Midfield 12
Bobby Horsey WC East Midfield 12
Jason Jennings Henderson Defense 12
Michael Keating Episcopal Academy Defense 12
Joseph Kostack Marple Newtown Attack 12
Matt Maloney La Salle Defense 12
Michael Morsell La Salle Attack 12

1998
John Brasko Springfield-Delco Defense 12
Ryan Binder Penncrest Defense 11
Kris Blindenbacher Haverford School Goalie 12
Andrew Cleghorn Ridley Midfield 12
Josh Grossman Radnor Midfield 11
Brian Hunt Unionville Attack 12
Jamie Lockard Archbishop Carroll Attack 12
Kevin Merchant Marple Newtown Midfield 11
Derek Mitchell Germantown Acad Defense 12
Dusty Mitchell Henderson Attack 12
Scott Solow Lower Merion Attack 12

1999
Ryan Binder Penncrest Defense 12
Josh Grossman Radnor Midfield 12
Steve Brown Germantown Acad Defense 12
John Christmas Lower Merion Midfield 10
Jon Feeley Downingtown Midfield 12
Pat Friel Ridley Midfield 12
Michael Kamon Henderson Midfield 12
Chris Mandarino Lower Merion Defense 12
Kyle Sweeney Springfield-Delco Defense 12
Chris Viola Haverford School Defense 12
Trevor Walker Episcopal Academy Midfield 12

2000
Kyle Barrie (Narberth, PA/Haverford) – jr.
Erik Blindenbacher (Narberth, PA/Lower Merion) – jr.
John Christmas (Ardmore, PA/Lower Merion) – jr.
Chris Crooks (Folsom, PA/Ridley) – sr.
Adam Cummins (Flourtown, PA/LaSalle) jr.
Nick D’Angelo (Folsom, PA/Ridley) – sr.
Ted Hart (Haverford, PA/Haverford) – sr.
Aaron Jaffe (Wynnewood, PA/Lower Merion) – sr.
Mark Mackrides (Media, PA/Penncrest) – jr.
Nick McCreary (West Chester, PA/Henderson) – sr.
B.J. Radcliffe (Media, PA/Penncrest) – sr.
Marc Young (Devon, PA/Haverford) – sr.

2001
Kyle Barrie, Attack (Narberth, PA/Haverford School) — Johns Hopkins
Trystan Colin (T.C.) Behm, Goalie (Villanova, PA/Haverford School) — Maryland
Erik Blindenbacher, Attack (Narberth, PA/Lower Merion) — Penn State
John Christmas, Midfield (Ardmore, PA/Lower Merion) — Virginia
Adam Cummins, Defense (Doylestown, PA/LaSalle) — Towson
Foster Gilbert, Attack (Haverford School) — (junior)
Steven Holmes, Defense (Gwynned Valley, PA/Germantown Academy) — Virginia
Marc Mackrides, Attack (Media, PA/Penncrest) — Whittier
Bill McGlone, Attack (Ridley) — (junior)
Brett Moyer, Defense (Ridley) — (junior)
Alexander Reich, Attack (West Chester, PA/Penn Charter)
Jesse Tarr, Defense (Media, PA/Penncrest) — Penn State
Greg Voigt, Attack (Abington, PA/Germantown Academy) — Pennsylvania

2002
Tom Weis, Midfield (Chadds Ford, PA/Archmere Academy, DE) Lehigh
Peter Cannon, Midfield (Haverford School) — Georgetown
Adam Dzedzy, Attack (Malvern Prep) — Sacred Heart
Daniel Driscoll, Defense (Downingtown, PA/Malvern Prep) — Notre Dame
Foster Gilbert, Attack (Radnor, PA/Haverford School) — Virginia
Michael Graham, Defense (Oreland, PA/La Salle) — Loyola
Bill McGlone, Midfield/Attack (Ridley) — Maryland
Paul Middleton, Attack (Ridley) — Ohio State
Jeff Mills, Midfield (New Hope, PA/La Salle) — Pennsylvania
Brett Moyer, Defense (Ridley) — Hofstra
Xander Ritz, Attack/Midfield (Radnor, PA/Radnor) — Delaware
Ryan Rohde, Midfield (Malvern Prep) — Salisbury
Matt Ryan, Midfield (Ridley, PA/Ridley) — Notre Dame
David Walsh, Attack (Germantown Academy) — (junior)

2003
Henry Bartlett, Attack (Huntington Valley, PA/Penn Charter) — Cornell
Colin Checcio, Attack (Radnor, PA/Radnor) — Rutgers
Vinny D’Angelo, Midfield (Ridley) — (Junior)
Jordan Ellis, Goalie (Bryn Mawr, PA/Radnor) — Yale
Andrew German, Midfield (Radnor) — Alfred
Alex Haynie, Attack (Germantown Academy) — (Junior)
Matt Hittinger, Defense (Springfield-Delco, PA/Springfield) — Salisbury
Andrew MacKrides, Midfield (Malvern Prep) — (Junior)
Steve Marino, Attack (Malvern, PA/Conestoga) — Lehigh
Peter Mellen, Midfield (St. Joe’s Prep) — Middlebury
David Moore, Defense (Glenmoore, PA/Malvern Prep) — Loyola
Ryan Still, Midfield (Oreland, PA/Penn Charter) — Georgetown
Rob Tinsley, Defense (Folsom, PA/Ridley) — UMBC
David Walsh, Attack (Glenside, PA/Germantown Academy) — Lehigh

2004
David Page, Goalie (Chester Springs, PA/St. Andrew’s, DE)
Tim Atkins, Attack (West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep) — Villanova
Brendan Cannon, Midfield (Haverford, PA/Haverford School) — Georgetown
Vinnie D’Angelo, Midfield (Glenolden, PA/Ridley) — Hofstra
Chris Early, Defense (Wayne, PA/Radnor) — Georgetown
Alex Haynie, Attack (North Wales, PA/Germantown Academy) — Princeton
Scott Kahoe, Midfield (Villanova, PA/Radnor) — Georgetown
Andrew Mackrides, Midfield (Malvern, PA/Malvern Prep) — Penn State
Dane Mangin, Midfield (Willow Grove, PA/Archbishop Wood) — Ursinus
Brian Neary, Midfield (Oreland, PA/La Salle) — Drexel
Mike Podgajny, Midfield (Ridley Park, PA/Ridley) — Notre Dame
Matt Rankin, Defense (West Chester, PA/West Chester East) — Maryland
Robert Schneider, Attack (Malvern, PA/Malvern Prep) — Princeton
Steve Varga, Midfield (Wallingford, PA/Strath Haven) — Saint Joseph’s

2005
Morrell, Ryan — Midfield (Glen Mills, PA/Tatnall, DE) — (junior)
Moyer, Matthew — Defense (Chadds Ford, PA/Tower Hill, DE) — Cornell
Adams, Drew — Goalie (Springfield, PA/Springfield-Delco, PA) — Penn State
Christopher, Brian — Attack (Springfield, PA/Springfield, PA) — Johns Hopkins
DiDonato, Edward — Defense (Philadelphia, PA/La Salle College, PA) — Villanova
Forster, Rob — Midfield (Jenkintown, PA/La Salle College, PA) — Penn State
Glynn, Patrick — Midfield (Villanova, PA/St. Joe’s Prep, PA) — Pennsylvania
Grugan, Casey — Midfield (Ridley Park, PA/Ridley, PA) — (junior)
Lombard, Pat — Attack (Philadelphia, PA/La Salle College, PA) — Loyola
Mangin, Derrin — Defense (Warminster, PA/Archbishop Wood, PA) — Loyola
Murray, Greg — Goalie (West Chester, PA/West Chester East, PA) — Pennsylvania
O’Rourke, Casey — Attack (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Pennsylvania
Spahr, Matt — Defense (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Mercyhurst
Swezey, Duncan — Attack (Ambler, PA/Hatboro-Horsham, PA) — Notre Dame
Willcox, Jake — Attack (Wayne, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Loyola
Wittman, Jeff — Defense (Glen Mills, PA/Garnet Valley, PA) — Cornell

2006
Morrell, Ryan — Attack (Glen Mills, PA/Tatnall, DE) — Princeton
Barnes, Paul — Midfield (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Princeton
Borror, Jon — Defense (Media, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Virginia
Casey, Greg — Attack (Glenside, PA/La Salle, PA) — Drexel
Ciavarelli, John — Defense (Springfield, PA/Springfield-Delco, PA) — Army Prep
Clausen, Ken — Defense (Downingtown, PA/Hill School, PA) — Virginia
Creighton, Mike — Defense (Malvern, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Notre Dame
Evans, Sean — Attack (West Chester, PA/West Chester Henderson, PA) — Towson
Forster, Jack — Midfield (Philadelphia, PA/La Salle, PA) — (junior)
Green, Jimmy — Midfield (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks East, PA) — Ohio State
Haas, Mike — Goalie (Blue Bell, PA/La Salle, PA) — Navy
Haldy, John — Attack (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — (junior)
Kaminski, Kevin — Midfield (Wallingford, PA/Strath Haven, PA) — Delaware
Kusturiss, Nick — Midfield (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Drexel
Layne, Steve — Defense (Downingtown, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Loyola
McCallion, Rob — Midfield (Narberth, PA/Episcopal Academy, PA) — Army
Swinburn, Tim — Goalie (Swarthmore, PA/Strath Haven, PA) — Salisbury
Wharton, Kyle — Attack/Midfield (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — (junior)

2007
Aitken, Chris — Attack (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Villanova
Borror, Pete — Defense (Media, PA/Haverford School, PA) — (junior)
Brady, Drew — Attack (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Villa Julie
Dolente, Matt — Midfield (Phoenixville, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Johns Hopkins
Forster, Jack — Midfield (Jenkintown, PA/La Salle College, PA) — Penn State
Haldy, John — Midfield (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Virginia
Hjelm, Max — Attack (Devon, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Haverford
Hueber, Tom — Midfield (Exton, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Lehigh
MacKrides, Matt — Attack (Newtown Square, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — (junior)
Mojica, Adam — LSM (Springfield, PA/Springfield-Delco, PA) — Hofstra
Saraceni, Rob — Defense (Lansdale, PA/La Salle College, PA) — St. Joseph’s
Schmidt, Brett — Defense (Maple Glen, PA/Upper Dublin, PA) — Maryland
Sheehy, Dillon — LSM (Exton, PA/Downington East, PA) — Ohio State
Skulski, Paul — Attack (Garnet Valley, PA/Garnet Valley, PA) — Cabrini
Till, Coleman — Defense (Downington, PA/Downington East, PA) — Cabrini
Vosbrough, Colton — Defense (Unionville, PA/Unionville, PA) — Penn State
Wharton, Kyle — Attack (Boothwyn, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Johns Hopkins

2008
Kilpatrick, Kevin — Attack (West Chester, PA/Salesianum, DE) — Franklin & Marshall
Manos, Mark — Golie (West Chester, PA/Salesianum, DE) — Drexel
Amato, Niko — Goalie (Norristown, PA/La Salle College HS, PA) — (junior)
Blye, Owen — Attack (Chester Springs, PA/Downingtown East, PA) — Maryland
Borror, Pete — Defense/LSM (Media, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Virginia
Conners, Billy — Defense (West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — (junior)
Durkin, Tucker — Defense (Huntingdon Valley, PA/La Salle College HS, PA) — (junior)
Gannett, Alex — Defense (Downingtown, PA/Downingtown East, PA) — Penn State
Gregg, Steve — Midfield (Folsom, PA/Ridley, PA) — Cabrini
Knarr, Tyler — Midfield (Eagle Valley, PA/La Salle College HS, PA) — (junior)
Layne, Chris — Midfield (Downingtown, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — North Carolina
MacKrides, Matt — Midfield (Newtown Square, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Penn State
Moccia, Rob — Goalie (Malvern, PA/Great Valley, PA) — Connecticut College
Mullen, Mark — Defense (Harleysville, PA/Germantown Academy, PA) — Hofstra
Quist, Kyle — Attack (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks East, PA) — Salisbury
Ridgway, Conrad — Midfield (Audubon, PA/La Salle College HS, PA) — Penn State
Rossman, Ben — Defense (Bala Cynwyd, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Dartmouth
Schwartz, Peter — Midfield (Jenkintown, PA/La Salle College HS, PA) — (junior)
Still, Colin — Attack (Oreland, PA/Penn Charter, PA) — Yale
Wigrizer, Dan — Goalie (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — (junior)

2009
Amato, Niko — Goalie (Norristown, PA/LaSalle College HS, PA) — Maryland
Bronzino, Mike — Defense (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Cornell
Cavanaugh, Josh — Midfield (Springfield, PA/Springfield-Delco, PA) — (junior)
Cherry, Matt — Attack/Midfield (Bryn Mawr, PA/Radnor, PA) — Dickinson
Conners, Billy — Defense (West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Duke
Debellis, Mic — Midfield/Attack (Zionsville, PA/Emmaus, PA) — Siena
Durkin, Tucker — Defense (Huntingdon Valley, PA/LaSalle College HS, PA) — Johns Hopkins
Hill, Bobby — Midfield (West Chester, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — (junior)
Hughes, Matt — Attack (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks East, PA) — Towson
Johnston, Tyler — Attack (Morton, PA/Ridley, PA) — (junior)
Knarr, Tyler — Defense/LSM (Eagleville, PA/LaSalle College HS, PA) — Georgetown
Lerman, Matt — Goalie (Philadelphia, PA/Episcopal Academy, PA) — Syracuse
O’Connor, Liam — Midfield (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — (junior)
Place, Jackson — Defense (Wayne, PA/Episcopal Academy, PA) — (junior)
Poli, Mason — Defense (Downingtown, PA/Downingtown East, PA) — Bryant
Rogusky, Austin — Midfield (Devon, PA/Conestoga, PA) — (junior)
Schwartz, Pete — Attack (Jenkintown, PA/LaSalle College HS, PA) — Harvard
Stevens, Grady — Midfield/FO (Unionville, PA/Unionville, PA) — Johns Hopkins
Wigrizer, Dan — Goalie (Villanova, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Duke
Wolf, Jordan — Attack (Wynnewood, PA/Lower Merion, PA) — (junior)

Delaware
Cyron, Mark — Defense (Lincoln University, PA/Salesianum, DE) — (junior)
DeDominicis, Evan — Attack (Greenville, DE/Tower Hill, DE) — Williams
Fragomele, Joe — Attack (Wilmington, DE/Tatnall, DE) — Delaware
Groux, Brandon — Attack (Newark, DE/Salesianum, DE) — Salisbury
Schluter, Robert — Goalie (Kennett Square, PA/Tatnall, DE) — Widener
Steele, Daniel — Attack (Milton, DE/Cape Henlopen, DE) — (junior)
Tryon, Daniel — Midfield (Wilmington, DE/Salesianum, DE) — (senior)
Walters, Ryan — Defense (Wilmington, DE/Archmere Academy, DE) — (senior)

2010
Addona, Joe — Defense (Springfield, PA/Springfield, PA) — St. John’s
Buttenbaum, Ryan — Midfield (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Lehigh
Craft, Bryson — LSM (Newtown Square, PA/Episcopal Academy, PA) — Massachusetts
Dailey, Brian — LSM (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — (junior)
Forster, Kevin — Attack (Jenkintown, PA/LaSalle College HS, PA) — Maryland
Golder, Tim — Attack (Cochranville, PA/Avon Grove, PA) — Penn State
Hill, Bobby — Midfield (West Chester, PA/Malvern, PA) — Virginia
Ikeda, Casey — Defense (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Maryland
Johnston, Tyler — Midfield (Morton, PA/Ridley, PA) — Georgetown
Kaut, Austin — Goalie (Morton, PA/Springfield, PA) — Penn State
Keegan, Colin — Attack (Springfield, PA/Springfield, PA) — St. John’s
Klidonas, Tate — Midfield (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus, PA) — Hartford
Lord, Ryan — Midfield (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Maryland
O’Connell, Andrew — Goalie (Aston, PA/Malvern, PA) — North Carolina
O’Connor, Liam — Midfield (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Notre Dame
O’Hara, Stephen — Defense (West Chester, PA/St. Joseph’s Prep, PA) — Notre Dame
Place, Jackson — Defense (Wayne, PA/Episcopal Academy, PA) — Bucknell
Resch, Patrick — Midfield (Wynnewood, PA/LaSalle College HS, PA) — Dartmouth
Sankey, Joey — Attack (Warminster, PA/Penn Charter, PA) — (junior)
Walrath, Carl — Attack (Glen Mills, PA/Haverford School, PA) — (junior)
Wolf, Jordan — Attack (Wynnewood, PA/Lower Merion, PA) — Duke

Delaware
Ashley, Patrick — Defense (Wilmington, DE/Tower Hill, DE) — (senior)
Cyron, Mark — Defense (Lincoln University, PA/Salesianum, DE) — Merrimack
Kelley, Eric — Midfield (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Friends, DE) — Williams
Kilpatrick, Ryan — Defense (West Chester, PA/Salesianum, DE) — (junior)
Nielsen, Ripley — Midfield (Wilmington, DE/Tower Hill, DE) — (senior)
Rodgers, Dan — Goalie (West Chester, PA/Salesianum, DE) — Drexel
Steele, Daniel — Midfield (Rehoboth Beach, DE/Cape Henlopen, DE) — (senior)
Voss, Timothy — Defense (Rehoboth Beach, DE/Cape Henlopen, DE) — Air Force Prep

Other
Begley, John — Attack (Yardley, PA/Landmark School, MA) — Syracuse

2011
Steve Brodeur, Strath Haven, Junior Goalie
Brian Dailey, Conestoga, Senior LSM
Kevin Forster, La Salle Senior Attackman
Connor Frisina Conestoga Junior Attackman
Jeff Heath St. Joseph’s Prep Senior Midfielder
Trevor Hornby Avon Grove Senior Attackman
Hup Hupfeldt Haverford School Senior Attackman
Beau Jones Germantown Academy Senior Attackman
Ben Karr Conestoga Senior Defenseman
Dustin Keen Downingtown West Senior Goalie
Conor Kelly Haverford School Senior Goalie
Joe McCallion Haverford School Senior FO Specialist/ Midfielder
Brendan McGrath Haverford School Senior Midfielder
Will McNamara Haverford School Junior Midfielder/LSM
Julius Mouser Shipley School Senior Midfielder
Matt Rambo La Salle Sophomore Attackman
Joey Sankey Penn Charter Senior Attackman
Bobby Tait Germantown Academy Senior Defenseman
Carl Walrath Haverford School Senior Attackman
Matt Walters Haverford School Senior Midfielder

Delaware
James Cook, goalie, Cape Henlopen 12
Bryan Garrahan (Duke’s L.C.), midfielder, Archmere Academy 11
Ryan Kilpatrick (Duke’s L.C.), defenseman, Salesianum School 12
Stone Lieberman, defenseman Tower Hill 11
Zachary Revak, attackman, Archmere Academy 11
Charles Robino (Duke’s L.C.), attackman, Tower Hill 12
Andrew Scrutchfield, attackman Cape Henlopen 12
Dillon Walker (Duke’s L.C.), attackman, Salesianum School 11

2012
A Ryan Ambler Abington 2012
M Mike Barnes Radnor 2012
G Matt Barrett Malvern Prep 2013
A Henry Blynn Haverford School 2012
A Tyler Brooke Conestoga 2012
D Max Carroll Downingtown West 2012
D Casey Eidenshink La Salle College HS 2012
M Jon Garino Episcopal Academy 2012
D Jamie Ikeda Conestoga 2012
A Bradlee Lord Conestoga 2012
M Will McNamara Haverford School 2012
A Tyler Odell Episcopal Academy 2012
D Austin Pifani Abington 2013
A Matt Rambo LaSalle College HS 2013
M Eric Rankel Downingtown West 2012
M Sam Rohr Haverford School 2012
D Jack Sheridan Malvern Prep 2012
A Chris Vetter CB East 2012
LSM Matt Ward Ridley 2012
M Morgan Westby Episcopal Academy 2012

Delaware All-Americans

Matt Barone Salesianum 12
Bryan Garrahan Archmere 12
Sean Giampietro Salesianum 11
Ryne Johnson Caesar Rodney 12
Michael Pettit Tower Hill 12
Brett Tracy Wilmington Friends 11
Justin Verratti Salesianum 12
Dillon Walker Salesianum 12

South Jersey
Steven Pontrello 2012 M St. Augustine Prep
Owen Demmerly 2012 A Shawnee HS
Mike Walker 2012 M Haddonfield Memorial
Tommy O’Neill 2012 M St. Augustine Prep
Mike Sutton 2013 A St. Augustine Prep
Christopher Kaczmarski 2012 M Mainland Regional
Brendan Newman 2012 M Lawrenceville School
Walker Kirby 2012 D Lawrenceville School

2013
Philly
Att Paul Major 12 Spring-Ford PAC 10
Att Will Manganiello 11 Penncrest Central
Att Anthony Marini 12 St. Joseph’s Prep Catholic
Att Gavin McBride 12 Haverford School Inter-Ac
Att Greg Merrill 11 Great Valley Ches-Mont
Att Brandyn O’Connell 12 Downingtown East Ches-Mont
Att Tanner Peck 11 Avon Grove Ches-Mont
Att Matt Rambo 12 La Salle Catholic
Mid Joe Carlini 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Mid Tyler Chambers 12 Episcopal Academy Inter-Ac
Mid Sean Coleman 12 La Salle Catholic
Mid Peter Donato 12 Radnor Central
Mid Trupert Ortlieb 12 Episcopal Academy Inter-Ac
Mid Michael Rama 12 Upper Dublin Suburban American
Def Stefan Bergman 12 La Salle Catholic
Def Kevin Gayhardt 12 Episcopal Academy Inter-Ac
Def Jared Horoski 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Def Austin Pifani 12 Abington Suburban National
Goal Matt Barrett 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Goal Brendan Manderack 12 Radnor Central

Delaware
Sean Giampietro Salesianum 12
Fred Freibott Salesianum 11
Jason Kelly Salesianum 11
Sean Kirkpatrick Friends 12
Troy Reeder Salesianum 11
Hunter Schaeffer Caesar Rodney 11
Brett Tracy Friends 12
Craig Zebrowski Salesianum 12

South Jersey
Jake Dean, M (Shawnee, 2013)
Nate Gorman, D (St. Augustine Prep, 2013)
Eric Leonard, G (Lenape, 2013)
Adam Monticollo, D (St. Augustine Prep, 2013)
Tyler Schulte, A (Seneca, 2013)
Mike Sutton, A (St. Augustine Prep, 2013)

2014
Philly region
Att Will Manganiello 12 Penncrest Central
Att John Mehok 12 Bishop Shanahan Ches-Mont
Att Tanner Peck 12 Avon Grove Ches-Mont
Att Michael Sowers 10 Upper Dublin Sub One American
Att Lucas Spence 11 Springfield Central
Att Curtis Zappala 11 Episcopal Academy Inter-Ac
Def Mike Farnish 11 Radnor Central
Def Conor Keating 12 Haverford School Inter-Ac
Def Danny Norris 12 Avon Grove Chest-Mont
Def Greg Pelton 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Goal Will Schreiner 12 Avon Grove Ches-Mont
LSM Conor Black 12 Haverford School Inter-Ac
LSM Sam Camp 12 Radnor Central
Mid Dylan Alderman 12 Bishop Shanahan Ches-Mont
Mid Matt Heim 12 Central Bucks East Sub One Continental
Mid Charles Kelly 11 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Mid Kevin McGeary 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Mid Dylan Protesto 12 Penncrest Central
Mid Pat Walsh 12 St. Joseph’s Prep Catholic
Mid Chase Young 12 St. Joseph’s Prep Catholic

Delaware
Hunter Schaeffer Caesar Rodney 12
Luke Benson Cape Henlopen 12
Grant Gillan Cape Henlopen 12
Thomas Ott Cape Henlopen 12
Jason Kelly Salesianum 12
Fred Freibott Salesianum 12
Ryan Kern Salesianum 11
Andrew Pettit Tower Hill 11

South Jersey
Matt Donnelly, Clearview
Bryce Young, St. Augustine Prep
Dean DiSimone, St. Augustine Prep
Andrew Streilein, Lenape
Curtis Corley, Shawnee
David Smith, Shawnee
Jackson Andres, Princeton
Brady Moore, Hopewell Valley
Dakota Wojcik, Allentown
Shawn McManus, Southern
Dylan Jinks, Southern

Central PA
Jesse Schobrunner – Kennard-Dale
Max Haldeman – Central York
Matthew Shermot – Governor Mifflin
Nathan Fox – Lewisburg
Zach Ward – Hemfield
Dakota Keefer – Ephrata
Matt Close – Wilson
Nick Treon – Danville
Max Breschi – Carlisle
Sid Ewell – Carlisle
Griffin Schultz – Manheim Township
Tim Hickey – Trinity

2015

Position First Name Last Name Yr High School League Affiliation
Mid Dox Aitken 11 Haverford School Inter-Ac
Att Grant Ament 12 Haverford School Inter-Ac
LSM Dustin Buchanan 12 Central Bucks East Sub One Continental
FO Christian Feliziani 11 Episcopal Academy Inter-Ac
Mid Zach Hare 12 Spring-Ford PAC 10
Mid Ryan Kinnard 11 Penncrest Central
Def Matt Klinges 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Att Cameron Leech 12 Abington Sub One National
Def Noah Lejman 12 Haverford School Inter-Ac
Goal Sean McKee 11 Charter Inter-Ac
LSM Ryan McNulty 11 Bishop Shanahan Ches-Mont
Mid Matt Moore 10 Garnet Valley Central
Att Jack Norton 12 Radnor Central
Def Jake Peden 12 Downingtown East Ches-Mont
Def Jack Rapine 11 Upper Dublin Sub One American
Mid Drew Schantz 12 Malvern Prep Inter-Ac
Att Michael Sowers 11 Upper Dublin Sub One American
Att Lucas Spence 12 Springfield-Delco Central
Mid Drew Supinski 12 Haverford School Inter-Ac
Mid Jack Wilson 11 Radnor Central
Att Curtis Zappala 12 Episcopal Academy Inter-Ac

Delaware
Andrew Pettit, Tower Hill, 12
Kevin Sheahan, Caesar Rodney, 12
A.J. Witherell, Salesianum, 12
Ryan Kern, Salesianum, 12
Kyle Orton, Cape Henlopen, 12
Colin Duffy, Archmere, 12
Thomas Aloe, Caesar Rodney, 12
Michael Drake, Salesianum, 10

New Jersey South Nicholas DeCaprio 2015 LSM St. Augustine Prep
New Jersey South Curtis Corley 2015 LSM Shawnee
New Jersey South Matt Donnelly 2015 Midfield Clearview
New Jersey South David Smith 2015 Midfield Shawnee
New Jersey South Conor Gaffney 2016 Midfield Lenape
New Jersey South Kevin Gray 2015 Attack Seneca
New Jersey South Andrew Baumgartel 2015 Goalie Egg Harbor Township

Central Pennsylvania Nolan Sachs 2015 Defense Manheim Township
Central Pennsylvania John Miller 2015 Midfield Cumberland Valley
Central Pennsylvania Hunter Betz 2015 Attack West York
Central Pennsylvania Jack Donaghue 2015 Defense Hershey
Central Pennsylvania George Briggs 2015 Attack Hershey
Central Pennsylvania Jacob Wilson 2015 Attack Hershey
Central Pennsylvania Franklin Marquet 2015 Defense Dallastown
Central Pennsylvania Connor Howell 2015 Midfield Wilson
Central Pennsylvania Zach Adams 2015 Midfield Selinsgrove
Central Pennsylvania Zach Ward 2015 Attack Hempfield
Central Pennsylvania Griffin Schultz 2015 Defense Manheim Township

Academic All-Americans

2000
Michael Day (St. Joseph Prep)
Michael Hyatt (Academy of the New Church)

2001
Evan Coughenour (Episcopal Academy)
Anthony Dambro (Garnet Valley)

2002
Brian Friedman (North Penn)
Joseph McGeehin (Malvern Prep)

2003
Jay Charles, Midfield (Chadds Ford, PA/Tatnall School, Del.) – Swarthmore
Ted Oxholm, Defense (Penn Valley, PA/Lower Merion) — Yale
Michael McConnell, Midfield (St. Joseph’s Prep) – Notre Dame

2004
Dixon Hargrove, Attack (Wallingford, PA/Strath Haven) — Williams
Kevin Murphy, Defense (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga) — Swarthmore

2005
Sih, Greg — Attack/Midfield (Germantown, PA/Germantown Academy, PA)

2006
Byrne-Dugan, Rory — (Wynnewood, PA/Lower Merion, PA)
Francis, Matt — Midfield (Lansdale, PA/North Penn, PA) — Marist
Harding, Dan — Defense (Downingtown, PA/Downingtown West, PA)
Levan, Ryan — Attack/Midfield (PA/Friends’ Central, PA)
Magagnosc, Daniel — Defense (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA)
Rakoczy, Eric — Goalie (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Illinois
Richards, William — Defense (Bryn Mawr, PA/Shipley, PA)
Yeager, David — (Drexel Hill, PA/Upper Darby, PA)

2007
Beckwith, Noor — Goalie (Philadelphia, PA/Friends’ Central, PA) — Harvard
Brown, Greg — Defense/LSM (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks West, PA) — Penn State
Choi, Louis — Attack/Midfield (Ambler, PA/Wissahickon, PA) — Harvard
Johnston, Andrew — (Ardmore, PA/Lower Merion, PA)
Kelley, Scott — Defense (Wallingford, PA/Strath Haven, PA) — Haverford
Krais, John — (Methacton, PA/Methacton, PA)
Leyden, Liam — Midfield (Westtown, PA/Malvern Prep, PA) — Notre Dame
Olenik, Conrad — Attack/Midfield (Downingtown, PA/Bishop Shanahan, PA)

2008
Bourke, Ben — (Haverford, PA/Haverford School, PA) — Williams
Goldman, Ryan — (Philadelphia, PA/Penn Charter, PA) — Penn
Greenberg, Jacques — (Plymouth, PA/Plymouth/Whitemarsh, PA) — Brown
Hargrove, Samuel — (Strath Haven, PA/Strath Haven, PA) — Williams
Hummel, Justin — (Downingtown, PA/Downingtown East, PA) — Drexel
Shafer, Blake — (Philadelphia, PA/Episcopal Academy, PA)
Simone, David — (Council Rock, PA/Council Rock South, PA) — Notre Dame
Thompson, Jeremy — (West Grove, PA/Avon Grove, PA)
Woody, Michael — Attack (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Penn State

2009
Armiger, Travis — Midfield (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — RPI
Bashwiner, Thomas — Defense/LSM (Doylestown, PA/Central Bucks East, PA) — Villanova
Hillman, Ian — Defense (Blue Bell, PA/Germantown Academy, PA) — Columbia
Hopkins, Westy — Attack (Newtown, PA/La Salle College HS, PA) — Lawrenceville Prep
Kelly, Daniel — (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Penn State
McNulty, Chris — (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Penn
Pipe, Anthony — (Levittown, PA/Neshaminy, PA) — Air Force
Schubert, Max — (Willow Grove, PA/Upper Moreland, PA) — Pittsburgh
Schwab, Robert — (Bryn Mawr, PA/Harriton, PA) — Amherst
Zagnoli, Daniel — Goalie (Macungie, PA/Emmaus, PA) — Cornell
Caton, Daniel — Midfield (Wilmington, DE/Salesianum, DE)
Daube, Christopher — LSM (Dover, DE/Polytech, DE)
Miller, Ian — (Lewes, DE/Cape Henlopen, DE)
Mohr, Jeffrey — Midfield (Milton, DE/Delmarva Christian, DE)

2010
Brodie, Patrick — Attack (West Grove, PA/Avon Grove, PA)
Chu, Jeffrey — Attack (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Michigan
Cramer, Jimmy — Midfield (Willow Grove, PA/Upper Moreland, PA) — Penn State
Cutilli, Greg — Midfield (Hatboro, PA/Hatboro-Horsham, PA) — Lehigh
Greenberg, Zach — Defense (Radnor, PA/Radnor, PA) — Vanderbilt
Herzlich, Bradley — Midfield (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Brown
Klunder, Jason — Midfield (Berwyn, PA/Conestoga, PA) — Drexel
Maser, Andrew — Midfield (Media, PA/Penncrest, PA) — Penn State
Zeoli, Tyler — Defense (Upper Merion, PA/Upper Merion, PA)
Zikoski, Michael — Goalie (Philadelphia, PA/St. Joseph’s Prep, PA) — Johns Hopkins
Brenn, Greg — Midfield (Wilmington, DE/Salesianum, DE)
Drexler, Philip — Defense/LSM (Wilmington, DE/Tatnall School, DE) — Haverford
Witmer, Hunter — Defense (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Friends, DE) — Haverford
Zaldivar, Andrew — Defense (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Charter, DE)

2011
Tom Bracaglia, Wissahickon
Alex Carapellotti, La Salle
Darrel Hunter, Strath Haven
Thomas McDowell, Upper Merion
Matt Pesce, Penncrest
Jeff Puckette, Radnor
Thomas Sutton, New Hope-Solebury
Brent Tomlinson, Haverford School
Joe Vangalen, North Penn
Sunniel Yu, Emmaus

2012
Philly
David Cyron, Avon Grove
James Gastner, Penncrest
Dan Gordon, Shipley School
Sam Lawlor, Episcopal Academy
Mike Litner, Shipley School
William McDonnell, Penncrest
John Oakley, Malvern Prep
Logan Richter, Downingtown West
Konrad Thallner, Abington
Chris Lavin, Central Bucks East

South Jersey
Kyle Stanford 2012 D Middle Township
Alexander Walter 2012 D Haddonfield Memorial
William Coulter 2012 M Mainland Regional
James Lawrence 2012 Lawerenceville School

2013
Philly

Ian Callahan 12 Marple Newtown Central
Jeff Cimbalista 12 La Salle Catholic
Gus Greenberg 12 Abington Suburban National
James Lee 12 Shipley Friends School
Sean McSherry 12 Central Bucks East Suburban Continental
Zach Penfil 12 Garnet Valley Central
James Piltch 12 Shipley Friends School
Mike Reitnour 12 Conestoga Central
Cole Rushworth 12 Central Bucks East Suburban Continental
Kevin Sherry 12 Strath Haven Central

South Jersey
Chris Baumgartel, M (Egg Harbor Township, 2013)
Reed Hoffman, A (Lenape, 2013)
Jackson Sole, M (Lower Cape May, 2013)

Delaware
Samuel Alexander Tatnall 12
Joseph Egerton Midfield Middletown 12
Ryan Montgomery Goal Tatnall 12
Max Wilt Defense Caesar Rodney 12

2014

Philly
Andrew DeSana Methacton
Thomas Donnelly Central Bucks East
John Flynn Episcopal Academy
Connor Hayden New Hope Solebury
Chris Jordan Upper Merion
Kevin Murphy Strath Haven
Will Ohley Strath Haven
Ben Rowles Central Bucks East
Jake Scott Conestoga
Mitch Soufleris La Salle College HS

Delaware
Connor Castellon Defense Caesar Rodney High School 12
Ryan McQuaide Defense/Midfield Dover High School 12
Nolan Shannon Charter School of Wilmington 12
David Ostrowski Tatnall School 12

Central PA
Chris Husson – Ephrata
Scott McAvoy – Wyomissing
Jake Cronin – Hershey
Austin Stroup – Selinsgrove
Tyler Blue – Danville
Dylan Garrett – Lampeter Strasburg

South Jersey
Josh Johnson 2014 Midfield Delran
Alexander Terenik 2014 Midfield Middle Township
Kyle Borbi 2014 Attack Shawnee
Daniel McGinn 2014 Midfield Moorestown Friends School

2015

Ethan Bradlow Shipley School
Evan Wolf Lower Merion
Josh Cherry Downingtown East
Stephen Cyron Avon Grove
Dylan Lee Garnet Valley
Connor Faith Garnet Valley
Nathan DeGroat Wissahickon
Sean McGovern Central Bucks East
Nathan Reagle Penncrest
Dillon Kelly Central Bucks South
Victor Fink Harriton

Delaware
Connor Castellon Defense Caesar Rodney High School 12
Ryan McQuaide Defense/Midfield Dover High School 12
Nolan Shannon Charter School of Wilmington 12
David Ostrowski Tatnall School 12

Central Pennsylvania Joe Dashler, Jr. 2015 LSM Red Lion
Central Pennsylvania Grant Swisher 2015 Midfield Chambersburg
Central Pennsylvania Josh Eaton 2015 Defense Kennard-Dale
Central Pennsylvania Brogan Galbreath 2015 Attack Warwick
Central Pennsylvania Dylan Gillisse 2015 Midfield Hempfield
Central Pennsylvania Wyatt Barnett 2015 Midfield Penn Manor

New Jersey South Matt Frost 2015 St. Rose
New Jersey South Evan Kaufman 2015 Midfield Oakcrest
New Jersey South Patrick Morton 2015 Midfield Cinnaminson
New Jersey South Ernest Alvino 2015 Goalie St. Augustine Prep

*Some of the research for the information on this page courtesy of LaxPower, US Lacrosse and the Philadelphia Lacrosse Association

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/8/15

2015 Delaware all-conference boys’ and girls’ teams
Courtesy of the Delaware Lacrosse Foundation

2015 Blue Hen Conference Boys Lacrosse Flight A

First Team
Name Position School Grade
John Dunbar Attack Appoquinimink 11
Cross Ferrara Attack Appoquinimink 10
Kyle Mott Attack A.I. duPont 11
Robbie Johnston Midfield Charter School 12
Alex Mikalajzyk Midfield Concord 12
Malcolm Munford Midfield Appoquinimink 12
Nick Ferrara LSM/Specialist Appoquinimink 11
Brady Abraham Defense Middletown 11
Nick Bowen Defense Appoquinimink 10
Shan Siddiqui Defense A.I. duPont 12
Noah Given Goal Keeper Appoquinimink 10

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Zach Bowen Attack Appoquinimink 10
Shawn Hagerty Attack Newark 12
Sean Doogan Attack Concord 10
Rob McLean Midfield A.I. duPont 11
Bryce Ciarlo Midfield Newark 11
Nick Studevant Midfield William Penn 12
Frankie Datillo LSM/Specialist Middletown 11
Will Poppe Defense William Penn 12
Ashu Mishra Defense Charter School 12
Connor Graser Defense Appoquinimink 10
Dan Zatwarnytsky Goal Keeper Concord 12

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Shiv Patel Attack William Penn 12
Collin Murphy Attack Charter School 11
Ryan Warwick Attack Newark 11
Warren Underwood Midfield Delcastle 12
Rick Quinney Midfield Concord 12
CJ Dunn Midfield Middletown 12
John Rego LSM/Specialist A.I. duPont 12
Josh Short Defense William Penn 12
Nick Adinolfi Defense Concord 11
Ryan Roach Defense A.I. duPont 12
Conor Dougherty Goal Keeper A.I. duPont 10

Player of the Year: Robbie Johnston Midfield Charter

2015 Blue Hen Conference Boys Lacrosse Flight B

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Nick Fecando Attack Brandywine 12
Shane Williams Attack Brandywine 12
Evan Kobosko Attack St. George’s 12
Danny Beres Midfield St. George’s 12
Josh Fontana Midfield Brandywine 12
EJ Tolbert Midfield Christiana 12
Eric Steinbeiser LSM/Specialist St. George’s 11
Jake Moody Defense St. George’s 9
Jacob Farabaugh Defense Mt. Pleasant 10
Mike McDougal Defense Brandywine 12
Connor Michels Goal Keeper Brandywine 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Alvin Chen Attack Mt. Pleasant
Brandon Margis Attack McKean 12
Seth Schilling Attack Dickinson 12
Antoine Fulton Midfield Mt. Pleasant 12
Eric Clay Midfield Brandywine 11
Cole Sterling Midfield St. George’s 10
Thomas Harmon LSM/Specialist Brandywine 12
Cody Banning Defense St. George’s 12
Aaron Wright Defense Hodgson 9
Colin Michels Defense Brandywine 12
John Thompkins Goal Keeper St. George’s 10

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Dillon Maziarz Attack St. George’s 12
Justin Dorsey Attack Hodgson 10
Sebastian Thomas Attack Hodgson 11
Conner Flach Midfield Hodgson 10
James Evans Midfield McKean 12
Larry Santiago Midfield Dickinson 12
Michael Lynch LSM/Specialist Hodgson 12
Christian Shaver Defense Dickinson 11
Eric Pearlman Defense St. George’s 12
Ethan Yancy Defense Christiana 12
Adam Apsley Goal Keeper Mt. Pleasant 12

Player of the Year: Danny Beres Midfield St. George’s
Coach of the Year: Steve Shipe St. George’s

2015 Diamond State Athletic Conference All-Conference Boys

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Michael Weaver Attack Delaware Military Academy 12
Colin Duffy Attack Archmere Academy 12
Robbie Baxter Attack Archmere Academy 11
Austin Fedale Attack Wilmington Christian 12
Ben Revak Midfield Archmere Academy 11
Paul Wolfe Midfield Delaware Military Academy 11
Justin Carroll Midfield Delaware Military Academy 11
Alex Fowler Midfield Wilmington Christian 12
Nick Salameda Midfield Specialist Archmere Academy 10
Pat Udovich Defense Archmere Academy 10
Sean Devine Defense Archmere Academy 12
John Howell Defense Delaware Military Academy 12
Michael Palermo Defense Wilmington Christian 12
Alex Kurfuerst Goal Keeper Delaware Military Academy 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Xavier Glavin Attack Archmere Academy 10
Jimmy Steinburg Attack St. Thomas More Academy 10
Joe Ambler Attack Conrad 10
Anthony Brawley Midfield Archmere Academy 12
Billy Thomas Midfield St. Thomas More Academy 12
Kyle Malik Midfield Conrad 12
Xavier Glanzel Midfield Specialist Delaware Military Academy 12
Adam Collins Defense Archmere Academy 12
Cody Barnett Defense Delaware Military Academy 11
Jeff Blackway Defense Conrad 12
Clarke Coury Defense St. Thomas More Academy 12
Jake Mottola Goal Keeper Archmere Academy 11

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Chris Dean Midfield St. Thomas More Academy 11
Gordon Sumpter Midfield Conrad 12
Caleb Smack Midfield Archmere Academy 12
Jackson Singewald Midfield Archmere Academy 11
Scott Simpson Defense Wilmington Christian 11
LaDel Bush Defense St. Thomas More Academy 11
Josh Aegerter Goal Keeper Conrad 12

Sportsmanship Award: Wilmington Christian
Coach of the Year: Kevin Walker, Delaware Military Academy

2015 DISC All Conference Boys Lacrosse Team

First Team Offense
Name School Grade
Andrew Pettit Tower Hill 12
Russell Applegate Tower Hill 11
Jamie Spruance Tower Hill 10
Adam Mengden Tower Hill 12
Doug McCoy Tower Hill 11
Spencer Peet St. Andrew’s 12
Jake Emanuel Sanford 12
Andrew Jaworski Wilmington Friends 10

First Team Defense:
Name School Grade
Jakob Katzen Wilmington Friends 11
Jimmy Carney Wilmington Friends 12
Tommy Rhodes Wilmington Friends 12
Logan O’Brien Wilmington Friends 12
Mick Togo Tower Hill 11
Jack Guan Tower Hill 12
Erik Lundberg Sanford 12
Garrett Hanrahan St. Andrew’s 11

Second Team:
Name School Grade
Connor Hattersley Tower Hill 12
Richard Corroon Tower Hill 10
Karl Holler Tatnall 10
Sammy Schluter Tatnall 10
Myles Wilson Wilmington Friends 12
Jeff Hollingsworth Wilmington Friends 12
Matt Tornek Wilmington Friends 10
Chase Humphreys Sanford 12
Peter Stansbery St. Andrew’s 12

2015 Henlopen North All Conference Boys Lacrosse

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Michael Hopkins Attack Cape Henlopen 12
Sean Macleish Attack Caesar Rodney 12
David Schmidt Attack Caesar Rodney 12
Kyle Orton Midfield Cape Henlopen 12
Thomas Aloe Midfield Caesar Rodney 12
Dylan Handel Midfield Dover 12
Luke Rankin Faceoff Specialist Caesar Rodney 11
Kevin Sheahan Defense Caesar Rodney 12
Alexander Marshall Defense Cape Henlopen 12
Tobin Fleming Defense Cape Henlopen 12
Travis Quillin Specialist Sussex Tech 12
Christopher Argo Goal Keeper Cape Henlopen 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Jason Whaley Attack Sussex Tech 11
Hank Coveleski Attack Cape Henlopen 11
Nolan Aloe Attack Caesar Rodney 11
Joe Russillo Midfield Smyrna 12
Pat Matsko Midfield Caesar Rodney 11
Erik Stancofski Midfield Cape Henlopen 11
Brinen Lefevre Faceoff Specialist Caesar Rodney 11
Kyle Colburn Defense Smyrna 12
Mark Taylor Defense Dover 12
Cody Sapp Defense Polytech 12
Chase Whaley Specialist Smyrna 12
Tyler Gross Goal Keeper Caesar Rodney 10

Honorable Mention
Name School Grade
Andru Duranso Caesar Rodney 12
Jeb Monigle Cape Henlopen 12
Will Neibrzydowski Dover 9
Jeremy Armann Polytech 12
Jake Kaise Smyrna 10
Patrick Ludwig Sussex Central 10
Adam Johnson Sussex Tech 11

Coach of the Year: Mat Faircloth – Caesar Rodney

2015 Henlopen South All Conference Boys Lacrosse

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Ring Lardner Attack Milford 12
Jeremy Haynes Attack Delmar 11
Zach Heesh Attack Milford 11
Ben Moore Midfield Lake Forest 11
Andrew Blewittt Midfield Delmar 11
George Martin Midfield Indian River 10
Dylan Schleish Faceoff Specialist Milford 12
Dillon Fletcher Defense Delmar 12
Ben Mitzel Defense Milford 12
Anthony Ash Defense Delmar 11
Logan Thomas Specialist Delmar 11
Hayden Mcwilliams Goalkeeper Indian River 10
Clay Stevenson Goalkeeper Milford 11

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Cole Josetti Attack Indian River 9
Carter Kenton Attack Lake Forest 9
Dallas Rhodes Attack Milford 10
Austin Aguilar Midfield Lake Forest 11
Matt Viramontes Midfield Milford 12
Mark Henderson Midfield Milford 11
Austin Aguilar Faceoff Specialist Lake Forest 11
Dom Sabino Defense Lake Forest 11
Holden Hampton Defense Lake Forest 12
Billy Hopkins Defense Milford 12
Matt Groce Specialist Milford 12

Honorable Mention
Name School Grade
Hunter Gilmore Delmar 9
Josh Lucido Indian River 11
Ryan Sipple Lake Forest 12
Michael Holstein Milford 11

2015 DISC All Conference Girls Lacrosse

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Margo Tschantz Attack Wilmington Friends 12
Eliza Wainwright Attack St. Andrew’s 12
Kiva Walsh Attack Tower Hill 11
Sawyer Chilton Attack/Midfield Tower Hill 12
Emma Lynch Attack/Midfield Tower Hill 12
Meryl Gatti Midfield Wilmington Friends 12
Brooke Winfield Midfield Wilmington Friends 12
Kelsey Mendell Midfield Sanford 12
Mesha Mosley Midfield Sanford 11
Louisa Belk Midfield St. Andrew’s 11
Carrie Priester Midfield St. Andrew’s 12
Margaret Crivelli Midfield Tatnall 12
Abby Manning Midfield Tower Hill 11
Jane Yeatman Defense Wilmington Friends 12
Caroline Nee Defense Tatnall 12
Sophie Peipher Defense Tower Hill 11
Ellie Wakefield Goal Keeper Tower Hill 11

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Molly Harper Attack Wilmington Friends 12
Martha O’Brien Attack Wilmington Friends 12
Carter Douglas Attack St. Andrew’s 12
Maddie Schwartz Attack Tower Hill 12
Blakeley Simpler Attack Tower Hill 12
Kimmie Riordan Attack/Midfield Sanford 10
Blair Atkins Midfield Wilmington Friends 10
Cindy Lay Midfield St. Andrew’s 9
Emilie Hager Midfield/Defense Tatnall 11
Kelsey Martin Midfield/Defense Tatnall 12
Kaleena Hughes Defense Sanford 11
Neely Egan Defense St. Andrew’s 11
Neva Richardson Defense St. Andrew’s 11
Ella Catterton Defense Tatnall 9
Brianna McCoy Defense Tower Hill 10
Demetria Ruhl Goal Keeper Wilmington Friends 11

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Meri Seder-Burnaford Attack Sanford 10
Katie Mariner Midfield Tatnall 10

2015 Blue Hen All Conference Girls Lacrosse

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Lexi Mash Attack Charter School 12
Alison Pantazes Attack Middletown 12
Emily Ritter Attack Charter School 12
Heather Estle Midfield Concord 12
Emily Pantazes Midfield Middletown 12
Lexi Johnsten Midfield Middletown 12
Jordan Wood Midfield Charter School 11
Liz Shields Midfield A.I. duPont 11
Delaney Chrisco Midfield Appoquinimink 11
Allison Delaney Defense Newark 12
Caroline Grasso Defense Charter School 11
Sarah Birmingham Goal Keeper Concord 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Molly Ritter Attack Charter School 12
Micheala Vanderslice Attack Glasgow 12
Alyssa More Midfield Mt. Pleasant 12
Cecilia Massey Midfield Hodgson 10
Cady Burnside Midfield Brandywine 11
Caroline Procak Midfield Concord 10
Kendall Adkins Midfield Charter School 10
Kate Walker Midfield Mt. Pleasant 11
Jennifer Kelby Defense Newark 12
Hope Abbott Defense Charter School 10
Lydia Beckman Defense Middletown 12
Rebecca Dolan Goal Keeper Charter School 10

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Maddie Marconi Attack Concord 11
Nicole Foutana Attack Brandywine 11
Kristin Cunningham Midfield Appoquinimink 9
Katherine Chitty Midfield Charter School 11
Emmy Bates Defense Newark 12
Emma Richmond Defense Mt. Pleasant 12
Payton Shetzler Defense Middletown 12
Danielle Jacoby Defense Glasgow 12
Gia Neel Defense A.I. duPont 11
Caitlin Hawkins Defense Hodgson 12
Georgi Martinez Goal Keeper Christiana 10
Tamar Epps Goal Keeper Newark 12

Player of the Year
Caroline Grasso Defense Charter School

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/9/15

2015 All-conference teams for SE, Central PA, Delaware

All-League

Catholic League

George Kruse Award
Matthew Manzo, Archbishop Carroll

Coach of the Year
Jerry McGinley, Archbishop Ryan

MVP
Shane Taylor, Archbishop Ryan

1st Team

Attack
Shane Taylor Ryan
Kevin Stump St. Joseph’s Prep
Brett Baskin LaSalle
Andrew Watts St. Joseph’s Prep

Midfield
Zack Drake LaSalle
Aiden Kerrigan LaSalle
Alex Scalamandre St. Joseph’s Prep
Jon Mathis Bonner-Prendie
Cody Mazurek LaSalle
Peter Gayhardt St. Joseph’s Prep

LSM
Ryan Bradley Ryan

Defense
Ryan Brady LaSalle
Jason Higgins Ryan
Brendan McGinn St. Joseph’s Prep
Dan Rivera LaSalle

Goalie
Michael Marchese St. Joseph’s Prep
Conor Scafidi LaSalle

FOGO
Tyler Bollard Ryan
Daniel Fisher St. Joseph’s Prep

2nd Team

Attack
Austin Slawter Ryan
Gideon Brockenbrough Roman
Nick Saracini Bonner-Prendie
Griffin Fleming St. Joseph’s Prep

Midfield
Adam Ritter Carroll
Austin Clibanoff LaSalle
Nick Metzger Ryan
Ryan Richards CEC
Joseph Rodden Carroll
Kyle Scheuerle St. Joseph’s Prep

LSM
Matthew Flack LaSalle
Evan Lutts Roman

Defense
Anthony DiCicco Judge
Matthew Webster LaSalle
Tom Stevens Roman
Brian Andruzsko Bonner-Prendie

Goalie
Antonio Whyte CEC
Bobby Bausman Lansdale Catholic

FOGO
Michael Giuliani LaSalle
Nick Heiler Lansdale Catholic

3rd Team

Attack
Michael Tulski O’Hara
Ryan Gallagher O’Hara
Brian Kent Wood
John Ligouri Ryan

Midfield
Brandon Razler Wood
Tyler Lusczak Ryan
Dan Decker Judge
Joseph Mooney O’Hara
Craig Colemen LaSalle
Phil White Lansdale Catholic

LSM
Luke Ruffenach Bonner-Prendie
Zach Snider St. Joseph’s Prep

Defense
Mike Ransone Bonner-Prendie
Justin Miller Ryan
Ryan MacDonald Lansdale Catholic
Andrew Hamilton O’Hara
Brandon Huegel Wood

Goalie
JT Boyle Ryan
Angelo Bova Judge

FOGO
Kyle Godsey O’Hara
Brady Nilan Judge

Honorable Mention

Attack
Chris Hladczuk LaSalle
William Lacon LaSalle
Brendan Kelly Bonner-Prendie
Kyle Beswick CEC
Ryan Priole Roman
Colin Cahill LaSalle
Tom Cain Wood
Eric Elliott CEC

Midfield
Conall Murphy Judge
Jake Hofmann CEC
Shane Gray Judge
Kohler Setley LaSalle
George Weiss Ryan
Jake Murphy Ryan
William Santora Carroll
Travis Miller LaSalle
Cole Speiser Judge
Pat Scott Wood
Matt Cassidy Wood
Nick Accardo Bonner-Prendie
Quin Dolan Bonner-Prendie

LSM
Alec Funchion O’Hara
Anthony Visco Wood

Defense
Nicholas Mariotti O’Hara
Dan Coyle Wood
Ruben Narine LaSalle
Matt Ruskowski Ryan
Matthew Manzo Carroll
Nick Marconi Bonner-Prendie

Goalie
Christopher Cooper O’Hara

FOGO
Christian Picofazzi LaSalle
Bernie Halfpenny St. Joseph’s Prep

Central League

JACK WILSON LEAGUE CO-MVPS
Matt Moore Garnet Valley
Lucas Spence, Springfield

GEORGE KRUSE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Parke Schweiter, Conestoga

COACH OF THE YEAR
Tom Lemieux, Springfield

TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP
Upper Darby High School

1st Team
ATTACK
Drew Hanna Sr Penncrest
Jack Norton Sr Radnor
Lucas Spence Sr Springfield
Evan Wolf Sr Lower Merion

MIDFIELD
Ryan Kinnard Jr Penncrest
Matt Moore So Garnet Valley
Drew Ryan Sr Radnor
Jack Wilson Jr Radnor

FACE OFF
Daniel Lanham Sr Garnet Valley

LSM
Zach Methlie Jr Springfield

DEFENSE
Mike Farnish Sr Radnor
Ryan Granger Jr Penncrest
John Lyman Sr Ridley
Pat Smyth Jr Springfield

GOAL
James Spence So Springfield

2nd Team
ATTACK
Alex Bonnett Jr Penncrest
Mike Gerzabek Jr Springfield
Denny Nealon So Garnet Valley
Ryan Simpson Sr Upper Darby

MIDFIELD
Pat Berniker Sr Harriton
Jacob Buttermore So Garnet Valley
Luke McCallion So Haverford
Dan Wasson Sr Springfield

FACE OFF
Tom Meyers Sr Radnor

LSM
Noah Frantz Jr Strath Haven

DEFENSE
Matt Binnion Jr Harriton
Josh Chiapetta Sr Garnet Valley
Jack Reilly Jr Conestoga
Parke Schweiter Sr Conestoga

GOAL
Michael Bonaddio Jr Garnet Valley

Honorable Mention
ATTACK
Brock Anderson So Ridley
Hakan Atilasoy So Harriton
Paddy Black Sr Lower Merion
Jack Borbee So Strath Haven
Tommy Higgins Sr Marple Newtown
Bobby McClure Jr Haverford
Clayton Proctor So Radnor
Tommy Sopko So Conestoga
Cade Stratton So Ridley
Greg Taicher Sr Conestoga

MIDFIELD
Tim Bradley Sr Garnet Valley
Chris Brady Sr Conestoga
Dan Bullitt Sr Penncrest
Nolan Fox Sr Ridley
Nick Fox Sr Ridley
Sam Friedman Sr Conestoga
Dylan Lee Sr Garnet Valley
Brant Pittman Jr Conestoga
TJ Reiley Sr Marple Newtown
Billy Rouse Sr Ridley

FACE OFF
Zach Groses Jr Penncrest
Cade Heverly So Ridley
Aaron Jaffe Sr Lower Merion
Hunter Mazur So Strath Haven

LSM
Sam Bouhdary Jr Conestoga
Rod Castro Jr Radnor
Eric McKelvey Sr Marple Newtown

DEFENSE
Anders Camp Jr Strath Haven
Vince Ciavardelli Sr Marple Newtown
Chris Durning Jr Ridley
Dario Falcone Jr Radnor
Hal Marshall Sr Radnor
Ryan Schultz Jr Penncrest
Dillon Smart Jr Garnet Valley

GOAL
Alex Andersen Sr Radnor
Victor Fink Sr Harriton

All Ches-Mont League:

Sandy Phillips / Ches-Mont League MVP:
Jake Peden, Downingtown East

George A. Kruse / Ches-Mont League Sportsmanship Award
Diego Medina, Unionville
Chris Hueston, Great Valley

First Team
Attack

Stephen Cyron 12 Avon Grove
Dave Gallagher 11 Downingtown West
James Nowoswiat 12 Unionville
Alex Wagner 11 Bishop Shanahan
Rj Zoba 12 Rustin

Midfield

Pat Corcoran 12 Bishop Shanahan
John Finfrock 10 Kennett
Doug Jones 10 Avon Grove
Conor Middleton 12 Great Valley
JJ Morroz 12 Avon Grove
Noah Richard 12 Henderson
Mike Risser 12 Downingtown East

Defense

Matt Erfle 10 West Chester East
Saunders Healy 11 Downingtown East
Zach Knapp 12 Avon Grove
Jake Peden 12 Downingtown East
Matthew Petrick 12 Kennett
Jack Twohig 12 Henderson

Lsm

Nick Cardile 11 Avon Grove
Ryan Mcnulty 11 Bishop Shanahan

Face Off

Devon Hess 12 Downingtown West
Nolan Little 12 Downingtown East

Goalie

Brody Wilson 11 Downingtown East
Jason Yoquinto 11 Bishop Shanahan

All Ches-Mont League 2015 Second Team

Attack

Ethan Joseph 11 Great Valley
Brady O’neill 12 Kennett
Cody Pascale 11 Henderson
Jake Pousson 12 Avon Grove
Will Umberger 12 Downingtown East

Midfield

Mark Campanile 12 Rustin
Ben Farrell 12 Bishop Shanahan
Chris Gleason 12 West Chester East
Alex Hirsh 10 West Chester East
Aaron Joseph 10 Great Valley
Matt Smith 12 Kennett
Scott Wagner 11 Great Valley
Darien Vitelli 12 Downingtown East

Defense

J.D. Carroll 10 West Chester East
Jason Dephillips 11 Henderson
Braden Harper 11 Downingtown West
Mike Mcknight 12 Rustin
Jimmie Walsh 12 ` Bishop Shanahan

LSM

Tim Ashman 12 Great Valley
Mike Jampo 12 West Chester East

Faceoff

Lucas Mischler 11 Great Valley
Matt Smith 12 Kennett

Goalie

Kyle Mullen 10 Rustin
Carson White 12 Downingtown West

Ches-Mont League 2015 Honorable Mention

Attack

Winslow Davis 12 Unionville
Hunter Lewis 11 Downingtown West
Brett O’neil 12 Rustin
Paul Rafferty 12 Avon Grove
Beau Schmeusser 11 Kennett

Midfield
Lucas Iacovino 12 Downingtown East
John Knapp 12 Avon Grove
Jerry Riccardo 12 Bishop Shanahan
Joe Schretzemeier 10 Downingtown West

Defense

Phil Carnuccio 12 Henderson
Casey Carroll 12 Great Valley
Connor Davis 12 Bishop Shanahan
Evan Grimes 12 Unionville
Bryan Murray 12 Downingtown East
Collin Murray 10 West Chester East
Andrew Patterson 12 Rustin
Frank Perigo 11 Kennett

Goalie

Eric Beren 12 Henderson
Billy Kyle 11 West Chester East
Scott Mcaneney 12 Great Valley

Eastern Pennsylvania Conference

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.

2015 Friends Schools League

All League:
James Vandergrift Academy Of The New Church 11
Jesse Frazier Academy Of The New Church 12
Andy Cook Moorestown Friends 12
Kevin Vandergrift Academy Of The New Church 9
John Arth George School 12
Chris Verdeur Shipley 12
David Wolfson Shipley 12
Joe Beideman Moorestown Friends 12
Tate Gallagher Shipley 11
Ian Walsh Shipley 11
Seamus Hogan Academy Of The New Church 9
Eric Carr Academy Of The New Church 11

Honorable Mention:

Hayden Trautman Academy Of The New Church 10
Milo Navarro Academy Of The New Church 9
Nick Gonzalez Shipley 11
Amir Fluellen Shipley 11
Freesoul El Shabazz-Thompson George School 12
Kieran McMenamin Moorestown Friends 11

Inter-Ac League

Most Important Player
Curt Zappala 12 EA
Drew Suspinski 12 HS

1st Team
A Curt Zappala 12 EA
A Grant Ament 12 HS
A Adam Goldner 11 MS
A Forry Smith 11 HS

M Drew Suspinski 12 HS
M Dox Aitken 11 HS
M Drew Schantz 12 MP
M Chris Friedman 12 EA
M Mike Fay 10 MP
M Jim McAfee 121 GA

F Christian Feliziani 11 EA
F Charles Kelly 12 MP

LSM Rob Keefhus 12 PC
LSM Jack Doran 12 HS

D Noah Lejman 12 HS
D Matt Klinges 12 MP
D Mike Mulqueen 12 MP
D Christian Tueber 12 PC

G Sean McKee 11 PC
G Alex Demarco 11 HS

Honorable Mention
A Mike Bown 12 SCHA
A Cody Sweeney 11 PC
A Eric Haab 11 EA
M Phil Poquie 12 HS
M Jake Martellucci 10 EA
M Luke Stansfield 10 PC
LSM Drew Silvera 11 EA
D Malcolm Glendinning 10 SCHA
D Chris Sabia 12 HS
G Colin Reder 12 EA

Lancaster-Lebanon League

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
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

Mid-Atlantic Prep

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

Pioneer Athletic Conference

MVP: Zach Hare, Spring-Ford
Offensive Player of the Year: Sam Garges, Owen J. Roberts
Defensive Player of the Year: Liam Hare, Spring-Ford
George Kruse: Michael DelVecchio, Methacton

1st Team
Attack
Sam Garges 12 OJR
Kevin Todd 11 Spring-Ford
Austin Delgatto 11 OJR
Aidan Denecke 11 Methacton

Midfield
Zach Hare 12 Spring-Ford
Ben Minardi 11 Perk Valley
Ben Hiltebeitel 12 OJR
Carter Gensler 11 Spring-Ford
Connor Derrickson 12 Methacton
Chris Kent 12 OJR

Short Stick Specialist
Matt DellaCroce 11 Spring-Ford

Long Stick Midfield
Zach Bodek 12 Methacton
Tim Mallon 12 Perk Valley

Defense
Liam Hare 11 Spring-Ford
Dan Hughes 12 OJR
Nick Marren 10 Perk Valley
Kyle Derrickson 10 Methacton

Goalie
Brandon Calle 12 OJR

2nd Team
Attack
Jake Hvazda 11 Spring-Ford
Jack Colt 11 OJR
Matt Baker 11 Perk Valley
Mike Palladino 12 Boyertown

Midfield
Austin Koury 10 OJR
Ray Orcutt 10 Spring-Ford
Shawn Coulter 10 Perk Valley
Brendan Wurtz 11 Pottsgrove
Jake Bevenour 12 PJP II
Dan Cassidy 10 Spring-Ford
Matt Tordone 12 OJR

Long Stick Midfield
Colin Devine 11 OJR

Defense
Connor Crawford 12 Spring-Ford
Parker Hartline 12 Spring-Ford
Mike Wisser 12 Phoenixville
Jared Ludy 12 Pottsgrove

Goalie
Micheal Frazier 12 PJP II

All-Public League
(senior unless otherwise noted)

First Team

Attack
Dewayne Broadwater – Mastery
Connor McMonagle – Washington
Adrian Toro -Jr.- Washington

Midfield
Phelan Sweeney – Washington
Alex Bour – Central
Khayyam Smith – Gratz
Nick Caraccio – Washington

Defense
Christian Gonzalez – Washington
Chris Graham – Washington
Darien Horne – West Phila.

LSM
Jonald Kembaci – Washington
Vinicius Santos -Fr.- Central

Faceoff Specialist
George Hubbard -Jr.- Washington

Goalie
Tyler Nisenfeld -Jr.- Northeast

Second team

Attack
Matt Woods -Jr.- Washington
Brandon Dodd – Central
Steve Petaccio – Northeast
Dal My – Southern

Midfield
Terrell Cruz -So.- Frankford
Donte Jones -So.- Mastery
Jordan Lewis – Southern

Defense
George Revell -Central
Jamel Shockley – Southern
Alex Horwood -So.- Washington
Brandon Balderman – Northeast

LSM
Vaughn Williams – Frankford

Faceoff Specialist
Chris Chhat – Northeast

Goalie
Nauphtale Benson – Southern

Honorable Mention
Attack
Jake Brandt -So.- Central
Joseph Bangura – Gratz
Luis Erazo – Northeast
Sean Gamble -Jr.- Frankford
Kyle Beltle – Frankford
Demetrius Fuentunrs -Jr.- Frankford
Devante Larson – West Phila.
Tarell Mcleod – West Phila.
Kahili Lindsey -Jr.- Frankford

Midfield
Emanuel Charles – Frankford
Derrick Francis -So.- Frankford
Koby Foster -Jr.- Frankford
Kory Foster -Jr.- Frankford
Delandre Francis – Audenreid
Quamier Abdulla-Jones – Audenreid
Carmen Roscioli – Northeast
Tylil Spencer – Gratz
Julian Sisofo – Central
Harry Hua -Jr.- Washington

Defense
Bob Haxhiu – Washington
Edward McPherson – Gratz
Jordan Brown – Northeast
Aidan Monahan – Northeast
Cole Nisenfeld – Northeast
Sekou Sanoe – Southern

Faceoff Specialist
Soosung Wang -Fr.- Central
Yancey Durham – West Phila.
Jovanny Rosado – Southern

Goalie
John Martinez – Frankford

Suburban One American Conference

FIRST TEAM
Attack
Michael Sowers, JR Upper Dublin
Michael Mullen, JR Upper Dublin
Jack Shea, SR Wissahickon

Midfield
Nick Vernacchio, JR Upper Dublin
Evan Scott, JR Upper Dublin
Paul Chung, SR Upper Dublin
John Carrozza, WR Wissahickon

Defense
Jack Rapine, JR Upper Dublin
Henry Winebrake, JR Upper Dublin
Kyle Wolf, JR Wissahickon

Long Pole
George Baughan, SOPH Springfield

Goalie
Riley White, SR Plymouth Whitemarsh

Second Team
Attack
Max Winebrake, FR Upper Dublin
Jake Kelly, JR Plymouth Whitemarsh
Alex Ortiz, SR Wissahickon

Midfield
Ryan Donofry, SR Springfield
Austin Betterly, JR Plymouth Whitemarsh
Nate DeGroat, SR Wissahickon
Connor Wall, JR Upper Dublin

Defense
Rocky Wright, JR Upper Dublin
JD Scannapieco, JR Wissahickon
Alex Decarlo, SR Plymouth Whitemarsh

Long Pole

Liam Golden, SR Plymouth Whitemarsh

Goalie
Jack Myers, SR Wissahickon

Third Team
Attack
Tim Smith, SOPH Upper Moreland
Alex Savarese, SOPH Plymouth Whitemarsh
Tyler Thornton, SR Upper Merion

Midfield
Joe Colbridge, SR Upper Moreland
Ben Abel, JR Upper Dublin
Steve Ferguson, SR Upper Merion
Jack Gozzard, SR Springfield

Defense
Joe Trovato, SR Upper Moreland
Jake Dalsemer, SR Wissahickon
Brad Kahny, SR Plymouth Whitemarsh

Long Pole
Cole D’Andrea, SR Upper Dublin

Goalie
Bobby McPeake, SR Upper Dublin

Honorable Mention
Attack

Alex Kaufman, JR Wissahickon
Justin Byrd, Jr Norristown
John Esposito, SOPH Wissahickon

Midfield
Matt Sippel, SOPH Upper Moreland
Pat McGrath, SR Plymouth Whitemarsh
Thomas Hipwell, Sr Cheltenham
Zach Zygmunt, JR Plymouth Whitemarsh

Defense
Brendan Gee, SR Wissahickon
CJ Rose, SOPH Upper Merion
Isaiah Graham-Mobley, JR Upper Merion

Long Pole
Jade Siojo, SOPH Cheltenham

Goalie
Troy Minnich, SR Upper Merion

All-Suburban One CONTINENTAL CONFERENCE

First Team
Attack
Matt Vetter Central Bucks East 12
Pierre Armstrong Hatboro-Horsham 11
Brendan McGrath Central Bucks South 12

Defense
Pat Kiel Central Bucks West 12
Michael Eveland Central Bucks East 12
Kevin Witchey Central Bucks South 12

Midfield
Conor McPoyle Hatboro-Horsham 12
Jake Henze Central Bucks South 12
Matt Brown Central Bucks East 12
Jack Auteri Central Bucks East 12

Long Pole Midfield
Dustin Buchanan Central Bucks East 12

Goalie
Sean McGovern Central Bucks East 12

Second Team
Attack
Chris Tanner Central Bucks South 12
Ryan Brown Central Bucks East 10
Owen Griffin Central Bucks East 11

Defense
Tim Kiel Central Bucks West 11
Austin Prime Central Bucks East 11
Tim Ross Central Bucks South 12

Midfield
Clark Hawes Central Bucks West 12
Greg Gibbs Souderton 12
Evan Falkowski Central Bucks South 11
Zachary McKelvie North Penn 12

Long Pole Midfield
Dennis Fuccella Central Bucks West 12

Goalie
Remi Reeves Souderton 12

Third Team
Attack
Will Ross Central Bucks West 11
Scott Keffer North Penn 12
Sean Fechter Pennridge 11

Defense
Sean Readinger Souderton 12
Dylan Cellini Hatboro-Horsham 11
Ian Kennedy Central Bucks West 12

Midfield
Logan Eldridge Hatboro-Horsham 10
Pat Haggerty Hatboro-Horsham 12
Logan Nelsen Central Bucks East 11
Luke Durkin Central Bucks West 12

Long Pole Midfield
Matt Krumenacker Central Bucks East 12

Goalie
Steve Hogan Central Bucks West 11

Honorable Mention
Attack
Reece Udinski Central Bucks West 10
Bryan Remaily Hatboro-Horsham 11
Luke Homan North Penn 11

Defense
Owen Kelly North Penn 11
Bryan McIntosh Central Bucks East 10
Jake Lautt Central Bucks South 11

Midfield
Jake Phaup Souderton 10
Chris Lieze-Hammel Hatboro-Horsham 12
Jason Willis Central Bucks West 12
David Gressgott Central Bucks East 12

Long Pole Midfield
Steve Nowelski Central Bucks South 11

Goalie
Kurt Dick Hatboro-Horsham 12

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Souderton

Suburban One League NATIONAL CONFERENCE

First Team
Attack
Cameron Leech Abington 12
Hunter Jones Abington 12
Sam Presley Council Rock South 12

Defense
Mike Gartner Council Rock North 11
Karl Martin Council Rock South 11
Brian Doron Pennsbury 11

Midfield
Joe Lomady Abington 12
Brendan Patterson Council Rock South 11
Cale Kitchenman Neshaminy 12
Tom Vanderslice Council Rock South 12

Long Pole Midfield
Connor McGuigan Council Rock North 11

Goalie
Connor Reed Abington 9

Second Team
Attack
Matt Magdelinskas Neshaminy 12
Zack Bark Council Rock North 12
Zack Connors Council Rock North 12

Defense
Ryan Fetzer Abington 12
Travis Wiltrout Council Rock South 12
Chase Lavallie Abington 12

Midfield
Jackson Early Council Rock North 9
Matt Anderson Pennsbury 12
Brian Nolan Abington 12
Greg Lichtenstein Pennsbury 11

Long Pole Midfield
Casey Hesdon Abington 10

Goalie
Adam Reifer Council Rock South 11

Third Team
Attack
Sam Murray Council Rock South 12
Jared Petty Pennsbury 12
John Wink Abington 12

Defense
Austin Le Council Rock North 12
Jake Sutchko Truman 11
TJ Daino Neshaminy 11

Midfield
Jack Kurts Abington 10
Ben Hoeffer Council Rock North 10
Zack Horbal Council Rock North 11
David Nuckles Neshaminy 11

Long Pole Midfield
Nick Foster Neshaminy 12

Goalie
Brett McDonald Council Rock North 12

Honorable Mention
Attack
Kevin Goetz Neshaminy 12
Kyle Morris Truman 12
Rick Tran Truman 11

Defense
Jason Patterson Council Rock South 12
Dave Rendeiro Pennsbury 11
Sam Hamacher Pennsbury 12

Midfield
Freddy Baez Truman 12
Mike Montgomery Pennsbury 11
Connor Sullivan Council Rock North 11
David Reeser Council Rock North 12

Long Pole Midfield
Dom Schlupp Council Rock South 11

Goalie
Ben Abraham Pennsbury 9

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Truman

Delaware conferences

2015 Blue Hen Conference Boys Lacrosse Flight A

First Team
Name Position School Grade
John Dunbar Attack Appoquinimink 11
Cross Ferrara Attack Appoquinimink 10
Kyle Mott Attack A.I. duPont 11
Robbie Johnston Midfield Charter School 12
Alex Mikalajzyk Midfield Concord 12
Malcolm Munford Midfield Appoquinimink 12
Nick Ferrara LSM/Specialist Appoquinimink 11
Brady Abraham Defense Middletown 11
Nick Bowen Defense Appoquinimink 10
Shan Siddiqui Defense A.I. duPont 12
Noah Given Goal Keeper Appoquinimink 10

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Zach Bowen Attack Appoquinimink 10
Shawn Hagerty Attack Newark 12
Sean Doogan Attack Concord 10
Rob McLean Midfield A.I. duPont 11
Bryce Ciarlo Midfield Newark 11
Nick Studevant Midfield William Penn 12
Frankie Datillo LSM/Specialist Middletown 11
Will Poppe Defense William Penn 12
Ashu Mishra Defense Charter School 12
Connor Graser Defense Appoquinimink 10
Dan Zatwarnytsky Goal Keeper Concord 12

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Shiv Patel Attack William Penn 12
Collin Murphy Attack Charter School 11
Ryan Warwick Attack Newark 11
Warren Underwood Midfield Delcastle 12
Rick Quinney Midfield Concord 12
CJ Dunn Midfield Middletown 12
John Rego LSM/Specialist A.I. duPont 12
Josh Short Defense William Penn 12
Nick Adinolfi Defense Concord 11
Ryan Roach Defense A.I. duPont 12
Conor Dougherty Goal Keeper A.I. duPont 10

Player of the Year: Robbie Johnston Midfield Charter

2015 Blue Hen Conference Boys Lacrosse Flight B

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Nick Fecando Attack Brandywine 12
Shane Williams Attack Brandywine 12
Evan Kobosko Attack St. George’s 12
Danny Beres Midfield St. George’s 12
Josh Fontana Midfield Brandywine 12
EJ Tolbert Midfield Christiana 12
Eric Steinbeiser LSM/Specialist St. George’s 11
Jake Moody Defense St. George’s 9
Jacob Farabaugh Defense Mt. Pleasant 10
Mike McDougal Defense Brandywine 12
Connor Michels Goal Keeper Brandywine 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Alvin Chen Attack Mt. Pleasant
Brandon Margis Attack McKean 12
Seth Schilling Attack Dickinson 12
Antoine Fulton Midfield Mt. Pleasant 12
Eric Clay Midfield Brandywine 11
Cole Sterling Midfield St. George’s 10
Thomas Harmon LSM/Specialist Brandywine 12
Cody Banning Defense St. George’s 12
Aaron Wright Defense Hodgson 9
Colin Michels Defense Brandywine 12
John Thompkins Goal Keeper St. George’s 10

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Dillon Maziarz Attack St. George’s 12
Justin Dorsey Attack Hodgson 10
Sebastian Thomas Attack Hodgson 11
Conner Flach Midfield Hodgson 10
James Evans Midfield McKean 12
Larry Santiago Midfield Dickinson 12
Michael Lynch LSM/Specialist Hodgson 12
Christian Shaver Defense Dickinson 11
Eric Pearlman Defense St. George’s 12
Ethan Yancy Defense Christiana 12
Adam Apsley Goal Keeper Mt. Pleasant 12

Player of the Year: Danny Beres Midfield St. George’s
Coach of the Year: Steve Shipe St. George’s

2015 Diamond State Athletic Conference All-Conference Boys

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Michael Weaver Attack Delaware Military Academy 12
Colin Duffy Attack Archmere Academy 12
Robbie Baxter Attack Archmere Academy 11
Austin Fedale Attack Wilmington Christian 12
Ben Revak Midfield Archmere Academy 11
Paul Wolfe Midfield Delaware Military Academy 11
Justin Carroll Midfield Delaware Military Academy 11
Alex Fowler Midfield Wilmington Christian 12
Nick Salameda Midfield Specialist Archmere Academy 10
Pat Udovich Defense Archmere Academy 10
Sean Devine Defense Archmere Academy 12
John Howell Defense Delaware Military Academy 12
Michael Palermo Defense Wilmington Christian 12
Alex Kurfuerst Goal Keeper Delaware Military Academy 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Xavier Glavin Attack Archmere Academy 10
Jimmy Steinburg Attack St. Thomas More Academy 10
Joe Ambler Attack Conrad 10
Anthony Brawley Midfield Archmere Academy 12
Billy Thomas Midfield St. Thomas More Academy 12
Kyle Malik Midfield Conrad 12
Xavier Glanzel Midfield Specialist Delaware Military Academy 12
Adam Collins Defense Archmere Academy 12
Cody Barnett Defense Delaware Military Academy 11
Jeff Blackway Defense Conrad 12
Clarke Coury Defense St. Thomas More Academy 12
Jake Mottola Goal Keeper Archmere Academy 11

Honorable Mention
Name Position School Grade
Chris Dean Midfield St. Thomas More Academy 11
Gordon Sumpter Midfield Conrad 12
Caleb Smack Midfield Archmere Academy 12
Jackson Singewald Midfield Archmere Academy 11
Scott Simpson Defense Wilmington Christian 11
LaDel Bush Defense St. Thomas More Academy 11
Josh Aegerter Goal Keeper Conrad 12

Sportsmanship Award: Wilmington Christian
Coach of the Year: Kevin Walker, Delaware Military Academy

2015 DISC All Conference Boys Lacrosse Team

First Team Offense
Name School Grade
Andrew Pettit Tower Hill 12
Russell Applegate Tower Hill 11
Jamie Spruance Tower Hill 10
Adam Mengden Tower Hill 12
Doug McCoy Tower Hill 11
Spencer Peet St. Andrew’s 12
Jake Emanuel Sanford 12
Andrew Jaworski Wilmington Friends 10

First Team Defense:
Name School Grade
Jakob Katzen Wilmington Friends 11
Jimmy Carney Wilmington Friends 12
Tommy Rhodes Wilmington Friends 12
Logan O’Brien Wilmington Friends 12
Mick Togo Tower Hill 11
Jack Guan Tower Hill 12
Erik Lundberg Sanford 12
Garrett Hanrahan St. Andrew’s 11

Second Team:
Name School Grade
Connor Hattersley Tower Hill 12
Richard Corroon Tower Hill 10
Karl Holler Tatnall 10
Sammy Schluter Tatnall 10
Myles Wilson Wilmington Friends 12
Jeff Hollingsworth Wilmington Friends 12
Matt Tornek Wilmington Friends 10
Chase Humphreys Sanford 12
Peter Stansbery St. Andrew’s 12

2015 Henlopen North All Conference Boys Lacrosse

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Michael Hopkins Attack Cape Henlopen 12
Sean Macleish Attack Caesar Rodney 12
David Schmidt Attack Caesar Rodney 12
Kyle Orton Midfield Cape Henlopen 12
Thomas Aloe Midfield Caesar Rodney 12
Dylan Handel Midfield Dover 12
Luke Rankin Faceoff Specialist Caesar Rodney 11
Kevin Sheahan Defense Caesar Rodney 12
Alexander Marshall Defense Cape Henlopen 12
Tobin Fleming Defense Cape Henlopen 12
Travis Quillin Specialist Sussex Tech 12
Christopher Argo Goal Keeper Cape Henlopen 12

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Jason Whaley Attack Sussex Tech 11
Hank Coveleski Attack Cape Henlopen 11
Nolan Aloe Attack Caesar Rodney 11
Joe Russillo Midfield Smyrna 12
Pat Matsko Midfield Caesar Rodney 11
Erik Stancofski Midfield Cape Henlopen 11
Brinen Lefevre Faceoff Specialist Caesar Rodney 11
Kyle Colburn Defense Smyrna 12
Mark Taylor Defense Dover 12
Cody Sapp Defense Polytech 12
Chase Whaley Specialist Smyrna 12
Tyler Gross Goal Keeper Caesar Rodney 10

Honorable Mention
Name School Grade
Andru Duranso Caesar Rodney 12
Jeb Monigle Cape Henlopen 12
Will Neibrzydowski Dover 9
Jeremy Armann Polytech 12
Jake Kaise Smyrna 10
Patrick Ludwig Sussex Central 10
Adam Johnson Sussex Tech 11

Coach of the Year: Mat Faircloth – Caesar Rodney

2015 Henlopen South All Conference Boys Lacrosse

First Team
Name Position School Grade
Ring Lardner Attack Milford 12
Jeremy Haynes Attack Delmar 11
Zach Heesh Attack Milford 11
Ben Moore Midfield Lake Forest 11
Andrew Blewittt Midfield Delmar 11
George Martin Midfield Indian River 10
Dylan Schleish Faceoff Specialist Milford 12
Dillon Fletcher Defense Delmar 12
Ben Mitzel Defense Milford 12
Anthony Ash Defense Delmar 11
Logan Thomas Specialist Delmar 11
Hayden Mcwilliams Goalkeeper Indian River 10
Clay Stevenson Goalkeeper Milford 11

Second Team
Name Position School Grade
Cole Josetti Attack Indian River 9
Carter Kenton Attack Lake Forest 9
Dallas Rhodes Attack Milford 10
Austin Aguilar Midfield Lake Forest 11
Matt Viramontes Midfield Milford 12
Mark Henderson Midfield Milford 11
Austin Aguilar Faceoff Specialist Lake Forest 11
Dom Sabino Defense Lake Forest 11
Holden Hampton Defense Lake Forest 12
Billy Hopkins Defense Milford 12
Matt Groce Specialist Milford 12

Honorable Mention
Name School Grade
Hunter Gilmore Delmar 9
Josh Lucido Indian River 11
Ryan Sipple Lake Forest 12
Michael Holstein Milford 11

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/9/15
Staff Report

NXTsports is proud to release the schedule for the Showcase Lacrosse Philly Summer Invitational, taking place Saturday and Sunday at both United Sports and Downingtown High School in Downingtown, PA. The Philly Summer Invitational has been sold out for months, and features 108 elite club lacrosse teams from states across the country.

The Summer Invitational is for teams featuring players in the high school graduating classes of 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. The championship-style format will be capped with playoffs all held at United Sports on Sunday. All-Star Games for classes of 2016, 2017 and 2018-19 will be held Saturday night at United Sports.

Said Brett Manney, Director of NXTsports’ Showcase Lacrosse division, “The tournament is only in its third year and I think that (its success and popularity) is related to the dedication of the clubs coming and type of teams that continue to come back.

“We have a big waiting list of teams that want to get in. The field is diversified with really good clubs from across the country. Sometimes, it’s the only times colleges see kids play from not only the Mid-Atlantic teams, but the South, Midwest and West. This tournament has it all; whether they are looking at a 2016 or looking on whose going to be one of the top 2019s in the country. No matter what you are looking for, this tournament has it.”

The full game schedule for the Philly Summer Invitational is available at ShowcaseLacrosse.com. During the event you can follow @NXT_Showcase to receive live tweets of scores, and full live scores and standings will be available online at NXT’s new Showcase tournament center – NXTShowcaselive.com.

Click here for an in-depth preview of the event as well as links to schedules for all divisions.
Click here to follow the scores and standings for the event.

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The following is the complete list of teams with their pools participating in the inaugural Philly Summer Invitational:

2016

Group A Team W L T P GD GS GA
Third Coast 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fighting Clams 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Building Blocks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NXT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group B
Team W L T P GD GS GA
LB3 National 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LI Outlaws 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HEADstrong 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group C
Team W L T P GD S GA
New Wave 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Primetime 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Upstate 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Chesapeake Rock Navy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group D
Team W L T P GD GS GA
West Coast 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Middlesex 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SouthShore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group E
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Cavalier 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NESLL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LI Express 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Freedom 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group F
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Seattle Starz 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Laxachusetts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Patriot 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Braveheart 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group G
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Leading Edge 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Warrior Elite 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
House of Sports 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Maryland Roughriders 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2017
Group A
Team W L T P GD GS GA
New Wave 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
WC Predators 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fighting Clams 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Freedom 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group B
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Top Left 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Patriot 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group C
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Seattle Starz 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Building Blocks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NH Tomahawks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bucks Select 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group D
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Colorado Fire 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LI Express 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Laxachusetts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HEADstrong 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group E
Team W L T P GD GS GA
3d Tri State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Garden City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Penguins Blue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SouthShore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group F
Team W L T P GD SA
LB3 National 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FLG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Primetime (NY) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Madlax 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group G
Team W L T P GD GS GA
LB3 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LI Outlaws 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Warrior Elite 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NXT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2018

Group A
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Upstate 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fighting Clams 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Third Coast 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Steps 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group B
Team W L T P GD GS GA
LI Outlaws 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Warrior Elite 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Carolina Cannons 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NXT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group C
Team W L T P GD GS GA
FLG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Primetime 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
City Side 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Freedom 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group D
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Team 91 Extreme 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LB3 National 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Patriot 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group E
Team W L T P GD GS GA
LI Express 2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NH Tomahawks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Madlax 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SouthShore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group F
Team W L T P GD GS GA
LI Express 2018 North 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3d Tri State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 24/7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HEADstrong 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group G
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Team 91 Orange 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Laxachusetts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
WC Predators 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Building Blocks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2019

Group A
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Club Blue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Upstate 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Third Coast 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NXT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group B
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Eclipse 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Team MN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Big 4 HHH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group C
Team W L T P GD GS GA
3d Tri State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SouthShore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bellevue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Northeast FCA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group D
Team W L T P GD GS GA
NE Storm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LI Outlaws 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Seattle Starz 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HEADstrong 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group E
Team W L T P GD GS GA
NH Tomahawks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LI Express North 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sentry (TX) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Freedom 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group F
Team W L T P GD GS GA
Cincy Royals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Next Level 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LB3 National 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
PA Roughriders 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/9/15
From Press Release

There are limited spots open in select positions for the individual showcase in the Passport Alliance’s Liberty Bell Challenge on Friday at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School in suburban Philadelphia.

The showcase features many of the top players on the classes of 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 from members of the Passport Alliance as well as select individuals from club teams from around the country. Elite players that wish to register today should click on the link below ASAP to apply for a spot.

*Click this link to apply.

Based on the highly selective competitive group of clubs from all over the top hotbeds of the lacrosse community, this showcase will be one of the top summer events of the year. Players must be ready to check in at 10 a.m. Friday for the 11 a.m. start time.

Directors are expecting 75 college coaches from many of the top programs in the nation in D1 and D3. Inquiries regarding the event: info@libertybellchallenge.net.

“The Dukes are participating in this team and individual showcase as we only play in events that attract the most competitive and top level teams AND that attract interest from the leading college coaches. I believe this will be THE EVENT on the second weekend of July that everyone will want to be at.” – Ebe Helm – Dukes Lacrosse Club Founder/President

Each of the clubs listed below are sending many of their top uncommitted players to the showcase. Teams also will be competing in the Liberty Bell Challenge team tourney Saturday and Sunday.
Dukes L.C. [Philly]
Twist [Philly]
CT Chargers [CT]
Orange Crush [Syracuse, NY]
Evolve Elite [Canada]
Rock [MD]
NJ Riot
Team Long Island
Team Turnpike [NJ]
Legacy Long Island
Team Carolina [NC]
SweetLax [Upstate NY]

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/9/15
From Press Release

Epoch Lacrosse’s plans for future growth took a large step forward today when it announced that Emily Plahn, 2012-13 Captain of the University of Minnesota Women’s lacrosse team, has come on board as a Product Engineer.

In her new position, Plahn will be putting her Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota to good use managing Epoch’s product prototyping and working closely with the product development team. She will also oversee Epoch’s customer service team, manage the highly successful 382Crew product test team and work with customers to gather invaluable product feedback to fuel the development of Epoch’s next generation of lacrosse products.

Emily Plahn

Plahn’s love of lacrosse is not confined to Epoch’s offices. She is actively involved in the Minnesota lacrosse community and in 2015 was an assistant coach at Osseo Park Center High School and coached the 7/8the grade team for Blaine Youth Lacrosse. Plahn also shares her love of lacrosse and the life lessons it teaches with intercity kids serving as a mentor with the Lewis Sports Foundation.

“Emily’s unbridled passion for lacrosse and her engineering mindset is a powerful combination we are looking to tap into,” said James Miceli, Principal at Epoch Lacrosse. “She will be a key cog in helping us reach our goals and grow our company.”

About Epoch Lacrosse
Epoch Lacrosse delivers the finest manufactured lacrosse equipment designed to increase playability and maximize performance by utilizing world-class materials and manufacturing techniques. Epoch tests and re-tests each of its designs to ensure optimal durability, playability and performance. Epoch’s goal is simple, to give players every opportunity to reach their true potential. Live. Play. Be.

Visit www.EpochLacrosse.com/otter-mesh to learn more about Epoch Lacrosse and its products.

By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/9/15

Cavin Huntsman admits that coming East to play lacrosse against three Philly club teams forced his Wasatch (UT) Lacrosse Club to adjust quickly.

Wasatch L.C. players (from left) Cavin Huntsman, Ben Adams, Gage Fisher, Noah Lund, Payton Carson, Ian Elson

“I was here last year,” said the 2016 defenseman from Waterford High in Utah. “The biggest thing is here it’s a lot quicker game. Back home each team has one or two kids that can really play. Here you have to play as a team; no one person stands out because everyone here is going places.”

Huntsman and Wasatch finished a three-day, three-game series of exhibitions tonight at Chestnut Hill College with a 5-2 win over Black Bear L.C. On Tuesday Wasatch defeated team 380, 8-7, and on Wednesday it fell to Duke’s L.C. Lite, 8-7.

The games will surely prepare Wasatch for the Tri-State Tournament this weekend in South Jersey where Wasatch finished second last year in its division.

The trip East for Wasatch was again organized by its General Manager/Coach Adam Eddinger, an assistant coach at Chestnut Hill College; as well as Wasatch co-coaches Danny and Ricky Larkin. Wednesday’s game vs. Dukes Lite is also available to watch online at accesslacrosse.com

Wasatch L.C. with Duke’s Lite

“We really want to win the (Tri-State) tournament,” said Huntsman after the game vs. Duke’s Lite. “Last year we lost (in the final) by one goal so that was rough. We’re trying to get the mentality of making a name for ourselves. We just have to keep pushing.”

Other Wasatch player comments following the Duke’s Lite game:

Ian Elson, 2016 MF, Riverton: “You can’t throw as many fakes; they start catching on. They know how to play good team offense and they have high IQ. We need to work harder to play Division I, II, or III lacrosse.”

Coaches from Wednesday’s Wasatch-Dukes Lite game: (from left) Danny Larkin (Wasatch), Scott Cullinan (Dukes), Ricky Larkin (Wasatch), Ebe Helm (Dukes), Adam Eddinger (Wasatch), Pat Harner (Dukes)

Payton Carson, 2016 DEF, Juan Diego: “What I like is they play so differently; you have to make adjustments and keep changing things to keep up. I think we’re doing pretty well; this is a brand new team with freshmen and sophomores all the way to seniors.”

Noah Lund, 2017 ATT, Brighton: “I learned you have to move the ball and you can’t stand. You have to move your feet at all times. And they check hard, that’s for sure.”

Gage Fisher, 2017 MF, Olympus: “The level of play is definitely a lot better than back West. You have to play a lot harder and watch your passes. We’re really trying to win the championship at Tri-State because we are trying to make a name for the West Coast.”

Ben Adams, 2017 DEF, Skyline: “Back home it’s a lot more physical, there’s less finesse. It’s a lot more like football. Here it’s a lot quicker, here you have to watch off ball a lot more. I was kind of nervous about college recruiting. But it’s given me an idea that I can hang with these kids.

Duke’s L.C. head coach Ebe Helm said the experience of playing Wasatch for the third straight year has helped develop a strong relationship that benefits both programs.

Black Bear and Wasatch L.C.

“The value for Dukes is the expansion of our program and to understand how to compete with a team from another state and another world,” said Helm, whose Duke’s Programs teams are preparing for the first Passport Alliance Liberty Bell Challenge this weekend. “Then there is the benefit of having those two worlds coming together for a wonderful game like tonight

“The only way they are going to get better is to keep challenging themselves and keep competing as they pass that long from year to year. It’s only going to bring that program up multi levels. We’ve seen it for three years and they get better and better.

“It’s exciting that a team in Utah expanding and a tea in Utah that has a relationship with the Dukes Lacrosse Programs. It’s almost like our relationship with the Passport Alliance – teams from Canada, North Carolina, Connecticut, from all over. I lump Utah into that expansion – that expansion of lacrosse is the beauty of brotherhood in the sport that makes it what it is.”

Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/10/15

Team Brotherly Love’s 2023 Gold team won the Evolution Games 2023 championship recently.

Team Brotherly Love wins 2023 title at Evo Games

Comprised of boys from Kennett Square, Garnet Valley, Unionville, Downingtown and surrounding areas, Team Brotherly Love went undefeated in pool play by beating Koopers and Little Dukes 2023. In the semifinals, Brotherly Love defeated Little Dukes 6-5 and then faced off against Rough Riders 2023 in the finals. Both teams showed tremendous grit and determination, with Brotherly Love ultimately winning 6-5.

Congratulations to Zach Hulme for receiving the 2023 MVP of the 2015 Evolution Games. Zach was rewarded with a brand new Cascade R helmet….well deserved.

The team featured: Zach Hulme, Kris Henning, Colin Smith, Wolfgang Schnatz, Michael Waite, Danny Kupiec, Noah Kerzner, Keegan Golden, Tyler Kochendorfer, Tyler Ryburn, Conner Aquino, Barclay Wilson, Chris Faith, Justin Hagenberg, Kevin Green, Andrew Goldt, Hunter Aquino and Brady Colarik. Team Brotherly Love Gold is coached by Wade Goldt, Jonathan Schnatz and Scott Smith.

Brotherly Love Lacrosse Club is based out of Chester County, PA, offering Elite and Select club teams for both boys and girls youth lacrosse players.