I recently researched and reported a story that uncovered where exactly Division 1 men's lacrosse programs in New England recruited their players. The results were intriguing, offering a glimpse into the public, prep and private representation among the top programs in the area. It's a fitting time … [Read more...]
Boys recruiting: Top 13 uncommitted ‘28s still on the board
Since boys lacrosse players in the class of 2028 became eligible to commit to Division 1 programs on Sept. 9, we've seen some of New England's most talented prospects pledge to schools all around the country. Landen O'Neil's commitment to Duke, which he announced on Saturday evening, was a big one. … [Read more...]
Landen O’Neil commits to Duke University
Landen O'Neil (Barnstable, Mass.) took the Independent School League (ISL) by storm this past spring. On Saturday evening, the star attackman committed to Duke University. The Tabor Academy phenom is widely considered the top '28 in the country. The 6-foot-3 dynamo powered Tabor to its first-ever … [Read more...]
Amos Gilbert excited to lead Belmont Hill as next head coach
This spring will mark a new era for the Belmont Hill boys lacrosse program. After legendary head coach Tim Sullivan stepped down from his post in June, the school announced last month that Amos Gilbert (Salisbury, Conn.) would take over at the helm. Gilbert, who most recently served as the head … [Read more...]
NCAA eligibility rules and prep, part 2: What about post-grads and other trends?
In part 1 of my look into how the new NCAA eligibility rules will impact prep, I considered the new rule from the angle of reclassifying. Since Division 1 college programs are recruiting fewer players in their incoming classes, there is an incentive to be older and more experienced before entering … [Read more...]
NCAA eligibility rules and prep, part 1: How will reclassifying be impacted?
When I talked to Division 1 college coaches about the potential impacts of the new NCAA eligibility rules that are set to go into effect this year, there was one glaring takeaway. Recruiting classes are going to get a lot smaller. That’s the new reality of the college lacrosse landscape. Because … [Read more...]
