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@CBLaxers Girls' Recruit: Shoreham Wading River (NY) 2022 Midfield Catherine Erb of Long Island Top Guns has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Dartmouth College.

High school: Shoreham Wading River (Shoreham, NY)
Grad year: 2022
Position: Midfield
College committed to: Dartmouth College
Club team: Long Island Top Guns
Lacrosse honors: 3 yr Varsity player, 2019 Under Armor LI Command Team, Lacrosse Magazine 2022 Top midfielder list, Lacrosse Magazine 2022 Top 100 player list
Academic honors: 4.0 GPA


College Bound Laxers (CB Laxers), the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com Girls' Recruits, congratulates Catherine Erb on her commitment to Dartmouth College. CB Laxers is dedicated to providing premier recruiting-events for players who have aspirations of playing at the collegiate level and embrace the opportunity to give an edge to student-athletes to be acknowledged by top college coaches. Their UnD1sputed Showcase attracts some of the top players from around the country and have helped over 200 players to go on to play at the DI, II & III levels. For players looking to maximize their exposure, visit CBLaxers.com for more information about their upcoming events .

Are we still arguing about this? Our boys are sophomores. They all understand the way the game is played. Most of our kids will just have to work harder to keep up with older kids on same grade club teams. If they don't become a famous lacrosse player but they learn ethics of hard work and teamwork they will be OK in life.

Ok, so you pay $275,000 and save $25,000. For those holdbacks it becomes a wash since you paid that amount in tuition for the extra year. For the rest it means maybe recouping the wasted money paid in club dues, gas, hotels, and car wear/tear. notIntelligent racket.

Beer muscles from behind the computer from a 45 year old dad. Sounds like the Great Santini.

Might have to do the preseason rankings-This is just based on college commits so far.

1. Taft
2. Brunswick
3. Salisbury
4. Avon Old Farms
5. Trinity-Pawling
6. Berkshire
7. Hotchkiss
8. Choate
9. All the Rest

Wonder if next summer will be the same with the vaccine a year away[/quote]

Ridiculous[/quote]

Many schools said they are waiting to be able to watch in person. Now with this how does it change fall lacrosse ?[/quote]






Film will remain important Clubs must make sure it is. good quality film

Did they separate the 2026 team?

Incorrect. Crabs won 7-5 over Looneys

Actually it was #310082. Uh-oh got to puke again as I just glanced at it. Please stop discussing 6 months age difference and hold backs, etc. It is beyond a snore. Let the play speak for itself.

Sorry boss. Didn't mean to hurt your feelings . Last time I checked this was a forum where people ask questions or opinions and other people answer . Peace and love brother. And to everyone else please please don't talk about machine , they are very sensitive.

Igloo, looking for attack, must be able to shoot and you’re in

Who is in September shoot out

And we will say one for you, Heathen.

[/quote] Players could also feel a propensity to play with more freedom and take more risks which might lead to a more creative approach to their game by learning new techniques.[/quote]

you mean like... GO TO GOAL..

The Division I Council extended the recruiting dead period through Jan. 1. The Council has been reviewing the dead period on a regular basis since April. A dead period precludes all in-person recruiting. Phone calls and correspondence can continue to occur.

Members also adopted emergency legislation prohibiting schools from giving complimentary game tickets to prospective student-athletes and their high school or two-year college coaches during the dead period.

“While the Council acknowledged and appreciates the growing desire to resume in-person recruiting by select coaches’ associations, Council members ultimately concluded the primary concern right now must be protecting the current student-athletes on our campuses,” said Council chair M. Grace Calhoun, athletics director at Pennsylvania. “We encourage our coaches to interact with prospective student-athletes virtually in this time period.”

The decision to implement the dead period was first made at the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. The Council has continued to extend the dead period under the guidance of medical experts. The majority of coaches associations also supported an extension of the dead period

-NCAA.com

A lot of details missing. First, there was no tournament this past weekend. There was only a game. The team played in a tourney the previous weekend and by all accounts, the girl did not have covid at that time. Her family became aware of her having it on this past Saturday, immediately notified the coach and the coach immediately canceled all activities and notified all families on the team. Many other girls were then tested and all are negative. It was handled as well as it possibly could have been handled. If you hear otherwise, it is lies.

BBL 2022 - North Carolina, Providence, Air Force

@CBLaxers Girls' Recruit: The Agnes Irwin School (PA) 2022 Midfield, Attack Carly Wilson of Big 4 HHH has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at the University of Florida.

High school: The Agnes Irwin School (Villanova, PA)
Grad year: 2022
Positions: Midfield, Attack
College committed to: University of Florida
Club team: Big 4 HHH
Lacrosse honors: 2020 Lacrosse Magazine National Watchlist Attack, 2020 All-America Lacrosse Highlight Team-Philadelphia Team, 2020 Agnes Irwin HS Team Ranked #21, IL Top 25 HS Power Rankings Preseason (2/20/20), 2020 Varsity starter Agnes Irwin High School, 2019 U.S. Club Rankings Summer/Fall Rankings 12/26/19 - Big 4 HHH 2022 Ranked #13, 2019 Under Armour Philadelphia Command Team, 2019 US Lacrosse National Team Development Player Combine invitee, 2019 WPLL Pennsylvania Region Team Member, 2019 PASLA National Tournament Philly Team 1 Member, 2019 Radnor High School Varsity Lacrosse Team as a freshman, 2019 Radnor High School Central League Champions, 2019 Radnor Varsity Coaches Awardee, 2018 Under Armour Uncommitted 2022 Team
Academic honors: Agnes Irwin: High Honors First & Second Semester;, Radnor HS: Distinguished Honor Roll, Best Buddies club member, Athletes for Athletes (Special Olympics), SpeakUP! leadership and Youth lacrosse coach, PAL (working with a 3rd grader in the Lower School at Agnes Irwin - several times a month), 2019 Originated a non-profit charity to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to the homeless in Philadelphia-Produce Project along with all social media content
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose University of Florida, Women's D1? "When I walked onto campus I immediately felt chills and knew that I wanted to go to the University of Florida. I love how Florida has a big time athletic feel, but at the same time, it feels like a tight-knit family. When I first met Mandee, Taryn, and Nadine, their energy jumped off the screen and it felt like I knew them for years. Their combined lacrosse experience is amazing and I am so excited to learn from them. I was also really drawn to their strong academics and my twin sister, Sydney, and I really wanted to go to school in the south to have a new experience together. "
Is there anything else you would like to share? "I want to thank Colleen Magarity for guiding me through this process and always challenging me to get better everyday. I also want to thank Kasey Mock for teaching me how to play with my head and my heart and for inspiring me to play with and for my team. Another huge thank you to Lauren Wray for encouraging me to be aggressive, gritty, and to never back down from an opponent. Thank you to my parents who have always been there for me and for driving those long drives to tournaments and camps; I truly could not have done anything without you guys encouraging me and being my rocks. I also want to thank all of my teammates who have pushed me to get better every day and who have taught me how to be a supportive teammate. A special thank you goes out to my HHH family who has been there from the start of it all and created so many special memories together. Finally, I would love to thank my twin sister for being my constant workout buddy and for always pushing me to be my best; I could not have done this without you being my source of motivation and best friend- I love you so much and cannot wait to be Gators together!! "
What other colleges did you consider? "Stony Brook, Penn State, Harvard, & Yale"


College Bound Laxers (CB Laxers), the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com Girls' Recruits, congratulates Carly Wilson on her commitment to University of Florida. CB Laxers is dedicated to providing premier recruiting-events for players who have aspirations of playing at the collegiate level and embrace the opportunity to give an edge to student-athletes to be acknowledged by top college coaches. Their UnD1sputed Showcase attracts some of the top players from around the country and have helped over 200 players to go on to play at the DI, II & III levels. For players looking to maximize their exposure, visit CBLaxers.com for more information about their upcoming events .

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@CBLaxers Girls' Recruit: Canandaigua Academy (NY) 2022 Midfield, Draw Abbey Herod of Monster Elite Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Boston College.

High school: Canandaigua Academy (Canandaigua, NY)
Grad year: 2022
Positions: Midfield, Draw
College committed to: Boston College
Club team: Monster Elite Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: Monroe County First Team (Freshman), Section 5 Championship All Tournament Team (Freshman), All Greater Rochester Honorable Mention (Freshman)
Academic honors: Distinguished Scholar every quarter
Expected major: Mathematics & Statistics
Why did you choose Boston College, Women's D1? "The team culture and high level of both education and lacrosse."
Is there anything else you would like to share? "I’d like to thank my parents and my brother for always pushing me to get better, and my coach, Ronnie Davis, for leading me through the lacrosse world from a young age."
What other colleges did you consider? "Yale, Richmond, UVA, & Pitt"


College Bound Laxers (CB Laxers), the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com Girls' Recruits, congratulates Abbey Herod on her commitment to Boston College. CB Laxers is dedicated to providing premier recruiting-events for players who have aspirations of playing at the collegiate level and embrace the opportunity to give an edge to student-athletes to be acknowledged by top college coaches. Their UnD1sputed Showcase attracts some of the top players from around the country and have helped over 200 players to go on to play at the DI, II & III levels. For players looking to maximize their exposure, visit CBLaxers.com for more information about their upcoming events .

Every girl that commits in the first couple of weeks was probably on the radar or being recruited by 5 to 10 colleges

@CBLaxers Girls' Recruit: Garden City High School (NY) 2022 Attack Meghan Rode of Long Island Liberty Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Syracuse University.

High school: Garden City High School (Garden City, NY)
Grad year: 2022
Position: Attack
College committed to: Syracuse University
Club team: Long Island Liberty Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: WPLL New York Futures Team, LILJ 2022 Watchlist
What other colleges did you consider? "USC, Brown, Duke, Loyola, Colgate, & American"



College Bound Laxers (CB Laxers), the official college commitments sponsor for BackOfTheCAGE.com Girls' Recruits, congratulates Meghan Rode on her commitment to Syracuse University. CB Laxers is dedicated to providing premier recruiting-events for players who have aspirations of playing at the collegiate level and embrace the opportunity to give an edge to student-athletes to be acknowledged by top college coaches. Their UnD1sputed Showcase attracts some of the top players from around the country and have helped over 200 players to go on to play at the DI, II & III levels. For players looking to maximize their exposure, visit CBLaxers.com for more information about their upcoming events .

Express North has always been a mess at 2023. Eclipse made the tough but correct move a couple of years ago to discontinue its 2023 A team and stick with a single 2023 team. The team stayed together for a couple of years and got much stronger. Now with the team nationally ranked reclasses are going to that team making it even stronger. So strong that the new A team is as strong as some 2023 AA teams.

HHH undisputed best team in Philly after this summer.