The distance between Lincoln-Sudbury (Mass.) Regional High School and Hobart and William and Smith Colleges is approximately 350 miles, and lately the route between them has seen plenty of traffic as a strong pipeline has been laid between the two prestigious programs. On the heels of back-to-back … [Read more...]
Winter Watch: Burgdorf, Friars set to build on solid foundation
For two years Toby Burgdorf was a sponge. Though set in a backup role, the Providence College goalie was gaining invaluable on-the-job training playing behind the most decorated player in program history, Tate Boyce, and when Burgdorf’s opportunity came to take over the starting role his junior … [Read more...]
Barrington’s Tess Gagliano will ‘run through a wall’ for Duke
Stripped of the opportunity to follow up a 96-goal sophomore season and the opportunity to avenge back-to-back losses in a state championship game, All-American midfielder Tess Gagliano doesn’t dwell on time lost. Instead, she is holding on tight to any and all opportunities that may now come, not … [Read more...]
One year later, Charlie Gamache ‘just feels normal again’
Over a year after taking a wicked hit that led to a frightening discovery, Charlie Gamache is enjoying things being back to normal. In fact, the former Dartmouth (Mass.) High School standout and current University of Massachusetts Dartmouth goalie barely missed a beat from his senior season to … [Read more...]
At Governor’s, O’Leary brothers rarely more than a pass apart
It was at a very early age that Shane and Peyton O’Leary first started connecting on passes in their backyard. It could have been Shane the quarterback throwing to Peyton the wide receiver, or Peyton at point guard feeding Shane on the basketball court. Through the years, many teams have benefitted … [Read more...]
In clipped season, Babson put some demons to rest
Just like every other team, they didn’t want to believe it. The Babson College men left for a game at Bowdoin on March 11, hopeful that the season would carry on in the face of the quickly changing world around them, but by the bus ride back to Babson Park, Mass., the writing was clearly on the … [Read more...]
ISL Boys Capsules: Seb’s will face challengers
Editor's note: This preview appeared in the March issue of New England Lacrosse Journal. As of April 1, the Independent School League had not begun its season due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, but had not canceled it either. Last year, St. Sebastian's ran the gamut in league play, … [Read more...]
What makes Groton’s Ronan Doherty a force
The youngest of four scholar-athletes, Reading, Mass., native Ronan Doherty has fully emerged from his successful siblings’ shadows and is carving out quite a reputation as a versatile, competitive force of nature for the Groton School. A defender and long-stick midfielder, the Notre Dame-bound … [Read more...]
John Farley unsung hero of ISL winners St. Sebastian’s
It was an intense battle for much of the Independent School League season, with a handful of teams in legitimate contention before the path cleared late for St. Sebastian’s to make a little history. Sitting at 12-0 in league play with three games remaining on the schedule, the stars started to align … [Read more...]
NEPSAC notebook: St. Sebs, Brewster Academy shine bright
As the Independent School League continues to grow stronger, so does St. Sebastian’s, who have used their past experiences and an overall sense of calm to put themselves in the driver’s seat to capture a second title in three seasons. In the midst of one of the more competitive seasons of league … [Read more...]
Behind impact transfer Judge Murphy, Brooks makes ISL noise
Already loaded with experienced talent, the Brooks School lacrosse team has gotten an offensive injection with the addition of attacker Judge Murphy, who is lighting up the Independent School League and helping his new team get off to a hot start. After transferring from Thayer Academy, the … [Read more...]
Cumberland midfielder Jack Andrews a man for all seasons
Three years removed from a Rhode Island Division 2 championship, Cumberland High School is looking to make a name for itself on the six-team, top-tier Division 1 stage. With the influence of senior midfielder Jack Andrews, the Clipper are doing just that. “Jack is an absolute all-around middie to … [Read more...]
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