Logan Kreinz grew up watching his older brothers play lacrosse in Wisconsin, a state he estimates had just four high school teams when Drake and Austin played.
When Logan himself started playing at Kettle Moraine High School in Wales, Wis., his brothers were excelling at Portsmouth Abbey, a prep school halfway across the country, about 30 miles south of Providence, R.I.
Drake and Austin were named US Lacrosse All-Americans in 2012 and ’13, respectively. Drake went on to play for Penn State, while Austin joined the University of Pennsylvania’s squad. The brothers’ success — guided by longtime Portsmouth Abbey coach Al Brown — led to Logan following in their footsteps.
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