Ridgefield (Conn.) High School midfielder Ray Dearth will bolster the class at Harvard. (Courtesy photo)July is here, and more than 100 boys lacrosse players from the region are eagerly awaiting the news of how their Division 1 colleges and universities are going to handle re-openings so they can … [Read more...]
Ranking the New England recruiting impact in D-1 | Part II
John Dixon of Nobles won more than 90 percent of his faceoffs as a junior and is headed to Georgetown. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)July is here, and more than 100 boys lacrosse players from the region are eagerly awaiting the news of how their Division 1 colleges and universities are going to handle … [Read more...]
Ranking the New England recruiting impact in D-1 | Part I
Defender Charlie Weitzel of Roxbury Latin will take his game to Yale next season. (Dave Arnold/New England Lacrosse Journal)July is here, and more than 100 boys lacrosse players from the region are eagerly awaiting the news of how their Division 1 colleges and universities are going to handle … [Read more...]
In the NESCAC, players can often shine twice as bright
Erin Nicholas is both a lacrosse national champion and conference Player of the Year in field hockey at Middlebury. (Will Costello) As a recruited lacrosse player in high school, Erin Nicholas did not attend a non-Division 1 camp until her junior year when she attended Middlebury’s. She noticed a … [Read more...]
Rosters for MLL’s Cannons, Hammerheads taking shape
James Leary (50) and Bryce Wasserman (2) are Boston Cannons teammates after opposing each other last year. (MLL photos)As Major League Lacrosse hurtles toward an as-yet-to-be-announced starting date, the region’s two league members -- one founding, one new -- are making the late tweaks to their … [Read more...]
‘Captain Deerfield’ Hanna Deringer triumphs over adversity
Deerfield Academy lacrosse player Hanna Deringer charges up the crowd in her position as 'Captain Deerfield.' (Courtesy)Hanna Deringer hasn’t played a lacrosse game for Deerfield Academy since last April, but it’s impossible not to recognize the mark she’s left at the school. This spring, high … [Read more...]
Lauren Tolve ready to step into the spotlight at St. Mark’s
Junior Lauren Tolve figured to be part of a dominant midfield this spring at St. Mark's. (Adam Richins)Unlike many of her peers in the Independent School League, St. Mark’s coach Channing Warner had only two seniors on her roster this spring. Of course, they were two special seniors: midfielders … [Read more...]
For Al Eaton, Lasell College job was a decade in the making
New Lasell College coach Al Eaton compiled a record of 56-22 as the head coach at Swampscott (Mass.) High School. (Courtesy)Al Eaton has only been coaching lacrosse for 10 years, but it’s grown on him. A longtime soccer coach, it was during his four-year stint as the head girls lacrosse coach at … [Read more...]
With 800 players, Senior Classic getting closer to reality
Jack Bowen is one of 12 seniors that lost their final seasons at Concord-Carlisle. (Dave Arnold/New England Lacrosse Journal)With one month to go, the proposed Senior Classic is getting closer to becoming reality. The two-day July tournament is being organized by the Eastern Mass. Lacrosse Coaches … [Read more...]
Proud pipeline: Tracing the Egans’ path from Hingham to UVM
Lacrosse-playing brothers, from left, George, Rocco and Charlie Egan from Hingham, Mass. (Courtesy)From his home in Hingham, Mass., like many lacrosse dads, Tom Egan had his spring all scheduled. A big scorer at the University of Vermont a generation ago, he’s been a proud father these last few … [Read more...]
Jon Sax used Tufts springboard to head job at Catholic
Former Tufts national champion player and assistant coach Jon Sax has been named head coach at Catholic University. (SportsPix)Jon Sax, a former player and assistant coach at perennial Division 3 power Tufts University, with two national championships and six NESCAC titles to his credit, has been … [Read more...]
Ripping rivalries: In the ISL, there’s never been a shortage
Former coaches Peter Bidstrup of Governor's and Ned Herter of Middlesex led their teams to nearly 20 ISL titles. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)Like the game of lacrosse itself, the marquee rivalries in the Independent School League have evolved over time. Noble & Greenough vs. St. Sebastian’s. Lawrence vs. … [Read more...]
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