Lacrosse Video Explosion: Recruiting Camps and Tournaments
If you’re interested in checking out a ton of high quality, recruitable talent today, look no further than The Lacrosse Network, as they are broadcasting a ton of games from the Stowe Lax Fest, put on by Bitter Lacrosse, in Stowe, VT. Honestly, I don’t think HS club lacrosse has ever been covered like this before. It is truly next level stuff!
Video: Don’t Judge A Goalie By His Shin Guards
If you saw a goalie wearing shin guards and flapping shoulder pads, you might not think of the kid as a baller, but if his name is Gareth Haigh, you’d be wrong! Leading Edge 2018’s goalie may rock shin guards and shoulder pads, but his stick skills can NOT be assailed in any way, shape, or form!
Harlem Lacrosse: NYC City Champs Video
Frederick Douglass Academy, or FDA as their more popularly known, won their first city title in NYC’s “B” Bowl Division this year, and I was there to take it all in live. They played Curtis, a relatively established program from Staten Island, and pulled out a tight victory. It was a watershed moment for Harlem […]
Get To Know The Brooklyn Crescents
Joseph Timmons has been involved with the Brooklyn Crescents, a youth lacrosse club in New York City, for five years, and in that time, he has seen the scene change in the five boroughs. His piece below details the humble beginnings of the Crescents, and let’s you get to know this urban lacrosse program a little better.
Are These 15 Year Olds Better Than You?
Are these 15 year old Canadian box lacrosse players better than you? I’m pretty sure they are better than me! This is the Coquitlam Adanacs (British Columbia) Midget A1 team, which currently sits at 19-0-1, with 158 goals for, and 56 goals against.
NJ Riot Interviews: Jake Pepe
As we follow the New Jersey Riot 2016 team, and update you on their first hand experiences at camps, tournaments, and other events in the club lacrosse scene, we will also introduce you to some of their players via interviews. We want to know how potential college players think nowadays, and there is no better way to get informed than by talking to the players of today!
Video: New York State Boys Lacrosse Championships
Ward Melville won the 2013 Class A New York State Championship this year over West Genessee, 16-4, at St. John Fisher College in Pittsford, NY. New York is one of the best high school lacrosse states year in and year out, and these are two of the biggest, and most established programs going at it.
Traditional Thursday: Stanwick Vs Stanwick
If you happened to take in the Boys Latin alumni game this year, like photographer Craig Chase did, then you got to see some serious Stanwick on Stanwick lacrosse action. What started out as an opposite ends of the field match up, quickly became a one on one slugfest.
NJ Riot Interviews: Wesley Moshier
As we follow the New Jersey Riot 2016 team, and update you on their first hand experiences at camps, tournaments, and other events in the club lacrosse scene, we will also introduce you to some of their players via interviews. We want to know how potential college players think nowadays, and there is no better way to get informed than by talking to the players of today!
Recruiting Is Dangerous: Kevin Warne Gets Run Over
College coaches hit the recruiting trail hard over the Summer, especially in June and July. They line the side of fields in their fold out chairs across the country, and scout talent, and look for future players. When the action gets close, they get a great view, but also run the risk of getting trucked.
Three Athletes With Adrenaline: 2013 Black Card Showcase
Photo credit: Adrln Blog Last week, our friends at Adrenaline, an LAS partner, hosted the 2013 Black Card Showcase in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In it’s second year, the Black Card event featured 175 high school boys lacrosse players who are counted amongst the top one percent of uncommitted aspiring collegiate athletes in North America. From what I’ve gathered […]
The Best Lacrosse States According To High School Polls
It’s always fun to compare states and regions within lacrosse using polls. It might not be scientific in any way, but it certainly showcases perceived differences in talent, and makes for an interesting conversation. We’ll take a look at the two biggest Top 25 Polls, and see if we can draw any conclusions!