1 Calvert Hall 2 St. Mary's 3 Boys' Latin 4 Loyola 5 McDonogh 6 St. Paul's 7 Gilman 8 Westminster 9 Severna Park 10 Marriotts Ridge 11 Broadneck 12 Spalding 13 Hereford 14 Century 15 Towson 16 C. Milton Wright 16 Glenelg 16 Patterson Mill 16 South River
Towson, CM Wright do not belong in the list. Linganore should be in the list above Century and Hereford. Glenelg should be higher.
And Severna Park is much better than Westminster. But who cares... this is just one writers opinion, who probably didn't even see all of these teams play.
Severna Park got smoked by Spalding, Top Ten is very generous
When you give a select group of children an advantage other children dont get the same exact age or even younger, you have to expect some chatter in that sport.
This is true. The team had 17 registered fifth graders for the entire season. They brought in 7 sixth graders for a semi final game. Keep in mind that this was not 2026 Elite. It was 2026A. Three levels down from elite. Madlax is a garbage program and they are cheaters.
And if you are part of this program you are guilty by association.
Madlax was caught cheating in the Maryland spring league. They had a team with 5th and 6th graders and put them in a division just for 5th graders. Got called out during the playoffs and were disqualified.
So not only do they have reclassed kids on every team, they illegally play down.
So nice of you to put it out on every single boys thread. Really appreciate it. Made it so much easier to find out!
Madlax was caught cheating in the Maryland spring league. They had a team with 5th and 6th graders and put them in a division just for 5th graders. Got called out during the playoffs and were disqualified.
So not only do they have reclassed kids on every team, they illegally play down.
Madlax was caught cheating in the Maryland spring league. They had a team with 5th and 6th graders and put them in a division just for 5th graders. Got called out during the playoffs and were disqualified.
So not only do they have reclassed kids on every team, they illegally play down.
Madlax was caught cheating in the Maryland spring league. They had a team with 5th and 6th graders and put them in a division just for 5th graders. Got called out during the playoffs and were disqualified.
So not only do they have reclassed kids on every team, they illegally play down.
Madlax was caught cheating in the Maryland spring league. They had a team with 5th and 6th graders and put them in a division just for 5th graders. Got called out during the playoffs and were disqualified.
So not only do they have reclassed kids on every team, they illegally play down.
Going to be tough with today’s Judgment. Will be a few weeks before we find out if the Winkoff’s will still be running FLG. Do they Jahelka’s take over or does Winky bankrupt it.
Well, I guess the person posting the above is pretty close of Jahelka. I see the docket has been updated to reflect that it granted Jahelka's motion for summary judgement.
Is Lacrosse in Westchester dead? We are into Spring HS lacrosse and no talk on this board at all other than club lax and a few Yorktown comments......what's going on??
What is there to write? Yorktown best program in a tiny shallow pond content to win the Section. Westchester lacrosse is a level below LI and Maryland. More high level competition is needed in the area, you need fire to temper steel maybe dragon glass would help.
John Jay playing much better than Yorktown. When was the last time JJ one the Section two years in a row?
Suffolk County High School Boys' Lacrosse Semi-Finals Highlights
Northport 8 Ward Melville 11
Dylan Pallonetti (Maryland commit) & Jack Gillen both had 4 points to help lead the Patriots to the Suffolk Class A Finals. The Tigers Sal Miccio (Sacred Heart commit) led all scorers with 4 goals.
West Islip 4 Smithtown West 14
Marc Cottage (Wingate commit) and Danny Caddian each scored 4 goals to help the Bulls advance to the Suffolk Class A Finals
Suffolk County High School Girls' Lacrosse Semi-Finals Highlights
Riverhead 8 Middle Country 9
8th Grader Kate Timarky had 4 goals & 2 assists while teammate Sydney Juvelier added 1 goal & 2 assists to help the Mad Dogs advance to Suffolk Class A Finals. The Blue Waves leading goal scorer Kayla Kielbasa (Penn State commit) had a hat-trick.
Ward Melville 7 Northport 13
Olivia Carner (Duke commit) had a team high 6 points (3g, 3a) and Danielle Pavinelli (Florida commit) finished with 5 goals and 1 assist to help lift the Tigers to the Suffolk Class A Finals. The Patriots were led by Summer Agostino who registered a hat-trick and added 1 assist.
Athletes don’t expect upsets but the reason you play the game is for the opportunity to achieve the upset and create lifetime memories. Every game you play one team will loose. No greater feeling than knocking off a #1 seed.
What is going on with Malvern this year? They are barely scoring any goals, and from what I have seen they are losing way more than they are winning? I bet people are not happy about paying so much to go there for years just to stink when they finally make the Varsity team.
I'm not a Malvern person, but really? Didn't they lose 5-4 to Haverford School? I wouldn't say they stink, you obviously have an ax to grind with Malvern.
I had the exact same reaction. Both not being an MP person and also thinking that a 1 goal loss to THS is a pretty solid performance by what has to be a team that doesn't' "stink".
Malvern is good but I think Haverford and EA are better. EA started season with guys on IR but those players are nowback and team is clicking. Haverford and EA play today - should be interesting. Another Interac thought - does McKinney stay at GA if he goes 0-5 in league again?
For the record, Malvern went 16-5 for the season, beat EA twice, and just won their second straight InterAc conference title over Haverford. Props to Haverford in a really hard fought double OT final game that either team could have won. Impressive season and effort put in by both teams.
Agreed, MP is the best team in Philly this year and they have a ton of jrs and sophs returning...its not how you start, its how you finish
Since this thread is active let me ask.... we are thinking of switching clubs this year...for many reasons. My daughter will be in HS shortly. For example what would M&D be looking for at tryouts when they keep winning and winning anyways? Isn’t their team all set just the way it is? Are there players in every team secretly marked “disposable” vs the “keepers”
Take a look at the UA Highlight roster. Of the 23 girls, 10 play for M&D 2020 or 2021, 6 play for SW 2020 or 2021. If your daughter is good enough M&D or SW will take her. The earlier you get her there the better as those clubs do the best job developing talent. There are always girls at he bottom of the roster that are replaceable, but once you get to high school the rosters basically lock down. At tryouts they are looking for athletes with good stick skills and high lacrosse IQ. Doesn't hurt to tryout and see.
Call up MD & SW, they are always looking for new players.
Head Coach, Meghan Macnamara from LIU Post has confirmed attending the UnD1sputed Showcase as they will be D1 this coming Fall looking for future Pioneers!
Stay tuned for more Colleges & which Coaches from those schools will also be attending on top of the schools/coaches we have already published on CBLaxers.com & on the flyer above.
Junior Attackman from Wantagh High School, Ethan Insinga earns BOTC Week #9 Boys' High School Player of the Week honors after posting up an 8 point performance in the quarterfinals against Mineola with 5 assists and his 8th hat-trick of the season. Ethan is now tied for 15th in points in Nassau County with 63 points (36g, 27a) and is one of the leading underclassman point scorers on Long Island. The Binghamton University lacrosse commit looks to help lead the Warriors back to the Class A Nassau County Finals and avenge their loss and with having played in the finals last year, Ethan's experience, play making ability and knack for scoring will be relied upon heavily.
Player Profile:
Club Team: LI Legacy Lacrosse
Accolades: Tied 15th in Points in Nassau County, Long Island's Top Leaders in Points
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