This is great besides one fact that, based on the amount of "research" you did, not everyone wants to play lacrosse in college. When you look at the seniors playing lacrosse at say, GC, why do you not also account for the fact that the majority also play football and basketball. Why are you not disappointed that they are not playing college football, basketball, etc?
The simple fact - not every kid who plays high school lacrosse wants to play in college. The (new) simple fact - many of the schools that these kids are going to, currently, the entire college team is not playing because their school decided not to even support them playing. GC 21s have the right idea... you, on the other hand, have WAY too much time on your hands...
One never knows the truth so I did a little research because this topic is important for many reasons and one is NOT to bash Garden City. Numbers are numbers. It is true that lacrosse is spreading across long Island. As it appears for the Long Island Class of 2021 the D1 commits are spread out. Yes some surprise High schools have multiple D1 commits. Most are great academic and/or lacrosse colleges. Here is the list of high schools from Long Island with multiple players going on to play division 1 lacrosse for the class of 2021 (in alphabetical order and split Nassau/Suffolk):
MULTIPLE D1 COMMITS FOR THE CLASS OF 2021
NASSAU
Carey
Carle Place
Chaminade
Farmingdale
Floral Park
Kellenberg
Locust Valley
Manhasset
North Shore
Southside
Syosset
SUFFOLK
Bay Shore
Comsewogue
Harborfields
Huntington
Longwood
Mount Sinai
Shoreham- Wading River
Smithtown West
West Hampton Beach
Feel free to correct if there is an error.
