How Landen O’Neil became nation’s top recruit and what it means for New England
Landen O’Neil (Barnstable, Mass.) was the face of the lacrosse world this past summer. The consensus No. 1 player in the class of 2028 was…
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Which prep teams will have the most college commits this spring?
There is still a fairly long way to go until the high school lacrosse season. But this past Sunday got me thinking about spring. I…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…
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…
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…
What can be learned from Francie Ames’ two-sport commitment to Princeton
Francie Ames (Brookline, Mass.) grew up only a mile away from Boston College. Kenzie Kent (Norwell, Mass.) was her idol. From 2015-19, Kent dazzled for…
Legacy Tournament: Two ISL duos headline ’28 attack group
DEVENS, Mass. — My final post from the Legacy Lacrosse Elite Showcase, the largest club team tournament in New England, looks at the top attackmen…
