Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13

Recent Philly lacrosse college commitments

Boys
Class of 2016
Division I

Beau Kush, Avon Grove, midfielder, North Carolina

Girls
Class of 2014
Division II

Macey Walker, Freedom High School, midfielder, Millersville

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13

Mesa Fresh 2016 won the MVP Team Tournament at the University of Delaware this past weekend. Over the six games played, Mesa Fresh scored 60 goals while allowing only 12. The team beat Madlax Rock 2016 in the semi-final games, 9-2 and defeated Lakers B in the championship game, 5-2.

MVP Champions: – Seated (L to R)- Andrew Sowers, Addison Mueller, Sumner Brumbaugh, Kyle Anderson, Jason Yoquinto, Alex deMarco, Forry Smith, Michael Sowers, Conor Wall, Brett Rama; Kneeling (L to R)- Coach Josh Wilkocz, Alex Wagner, Tommy McNamara, Colby Reeder, Garett Cannon, Wes McLaughlin, Austin Clibanoff, Nick Vernacchio, Cody Mazurek, Luke Desperito; Standing(L to R)- Coach Dave Sowers, Coach Brian Wall, Cole Thomas, Coach Dave Brumbaugh, Liam Hare, Andrew Westby, Jack Rapine, Patrick Lyons, Nick Cardile, Henry Winebrake, Coach Adam Mueller

The squad included: Addison Mueller, Sumner Brumbaugh, Kyle Anderson, Jason Yoquinto, Alex deMarco, Forry Smith, Michael Sowers, Conor Wall, Alex Wagner, Tommy McNamara, Colby Reeder, Garett Cannon, Wes McLaughlin, Austin Clibanoff, Nick Vernacchio, Cody Mazurek, Luke Desperito, Cole Thomas, Liam Hare, Andrew Westby, Jack Rapine, Patrick Lyons, Nick Cardile, and Henry Winebrake. Coaches were Dave Sowers, Brian Wall, Dave Brumbaugh, Josh Wilkocz and Adam Mueller.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13

The final 2013 TopLaxRecruits.com North America Girls’ Rankings:

1. McDonogh School, Md. (22-0) – IAAM champions
2 Moorestown, N.J. (25-0) – NJ Tournament of Champions champions
3. St. Anthony’s, N.Y. (17-1) – CHSAA Champion
4. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, Va. (28-1) – ISL & VISAA Champion
5. Mt. Sinai, N.Y. (20-0) – NY Class C champion
6. Marriotts Ridge, Md. (18-1) – MD Public 3A/2A champion
7. Harriton, Pa. (25-2) – PIAA champion
8. Christian Brothers, N.Y. (19-2) – NY Class B champion
9. Farmingdale, N.Y. (16-3) – NY Class A champion
10. Georgetown Visitation, D.C. (21-2) – ISL runner-up
11. Manhasset, N.Y. (16-4) – NY Class B semifinalist
12. Garden City N.Y. (17-2) – NY Nassau County finalist
13. Darien, CT (21-1) – CT Class L champion
14. St. Paul’s School, Md. (13-5) – IAAM finalist
15. Vero Beach, Fla. (20-4) – FL champion
16. Milton, Ga. (18-3-1) – 6A state champion
17. Century, Md. (16-3) – MD Public 3A/2A finalist
18. Bay Shore, N.Y. (18-2) – Long Island Class A finalist
19. Mt. Hebron, Md. (14-3) – MC public 3A-2A quarterfinalist
20. Brighton, N.Y. (18-4) – NY Class B finalist
21. Radnor, Pa. (20-5) – PIAA finalist
22. New Canaan, Ct. (21-2) – CT Class M champion
23. Shawnee, N.J. (19-3) – Tournament of Champions finalist
24. Notre Dame Academy, Mass (24-2) – Massachusetts Division I champion
25. Carondelet, Cal., (21-3) – North Coast champion

Under Consideration: Amador Valley, CA. (21-2); Bryn Mawr, Md. (10-5); C.M. Wright, Md. (16-2); Good Counsel, Md. (17-3-1); Loyola Academy, Ill. (23-3); Maryvale Prep, Md. (11-5); Springfield-Delco, Pa. (20-5); West Genesee, N.Y. (15-2); Westwood, Mass. (22-1).

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Phillylacrosse.com, posted 6/19/13
From Press Release

The Colonial Athletic Association announced that the Fairfield University men’s lacrosse program will join the CAA as an associate member. The Stags will begin CAA competition in 2015 with the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University, the University of Massachusetts, St. Joseph’s University and Towson University.

“We are thrilled to announce the addition of Fairfield’s men’s lacrosse program to our league,” said CAA Commissioner Tom Yeager. “The Stags have built a tradition of success on the field and in the classroom that will strengthen the caliber and character of our conference. We are excited for them to begin competition in 2015.”

Fairfield completed its eighth season as a member of the ECAC Lacrosse League in 2013 and will compete alongside the Air Force Academy, Bellarmine University, Hobart College, the University of Michigan and The Ohio State University in 2014. The Stags went 8-7 in 2013 and played in the ECAC Tournament for the third time in as many seasons.

“The landscape of Division I lacrosse has been evolving rapidly and we are pleased to be joining the CAA,” said Fairfield Director of Athletics Eugene P. Doris. “The prospect of aligning with these like-minded institutions is a tremendous opportunity to have our lacrosse program compete at the highest national level.”

The Stags have won a combined 20 games over the past two seasons, compiling a program-best 12-4 mark in 2012. Fairfield has spent 16 weeks in the USILA national poll over the last two seasons, climbing as high as No. 13 in both seasons. In head coach Andy Copelan’s five years at the helm, the Stags have gone 43-31 and have finished .500 or better every season, the program’s longest such stretch. Included in those victories is the program’s first-ever win over a No. 1 ranked team – a 10-9 victory over Denver this spring – and a 10-8 win over then ranked No. 3 Notre Dame in 2010.

This past season, the CAA sent a pair of squads in nationally ranked Penn State and league champion Towson to the 2013 NCAA Championship. The league has had multiple teams selected to the NCAA Championship in four of the last five seasons.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13

The Final TopLaxRecruits.com North America Boys’ Rankings.

Top 25
1. Ward Melville, N.Y. (22-0) – NY Class A champion
2. Boys’ Latin, Md. (19-1) – MIAA finalist
3. La Salle, Pa. (23-2) – PIAA champion
4. Garden City, N.Y. (19-3) – NY Class B champion
5. Chaminade, N.Y. (15-2) – CHSAA champion
6. Gonzaga, D.C. (19-2) – DC WCAC champion
7. Loyola Blakefield, Md. (13-8) – MIAA champion
8. Culver Academy, Ill. (18-2) – NALI champion
9. St. Ignatius Prep, Cal. (21-1) – WCAL champion
10. Hill Academy, Ontario (18-4) – NALI finalist
11. Malvern Prep, Pa. (16-2) – Inter-Ac League champion
12. Niskayuna, N.Y. (21-1) – NY Class B semifinalist
13. Delbarton, N.J. (17-1) – Non-Public Class A semifinalist
14. Jamesville-DeWitt, N.Y. (20-2) – NY Class B finalist
15. Deerfield Academy, CT (15-1) – NE West champion
16. McDonogh School, Md. (14-4) – MIAA semifinalist
17. Calvert Hall, Md. (11-6) – MIAA semifinalist
18. Gilman School, Md. (12-4) – MIAA quarterfinalist
19. Hereford, Md. (19-2) – MD Public 3A/2A champion
20. Salesianum School, DE (17-2) – Delaware state champion
21. Ridge, N.J. (20-3) – NJ Tournament of Champions winner
22. Haverford School, Pa. (15-7) – Inter-Ac Invitational champion
23. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, Va. (18-6) – DC Interstate Athletic Conference champion
24. Yorktown, N.Y. (17-3) – NY Class B playoff qualifier
25. Timon St. Jude, N.Y. (17-4) – NY State Catholic champion

Under consideration: Arapahoe, CO. (16-3); Cazenovia Central, N.Y. (22-2); Don Bosco Prep, N.J. (18-3); Episcopal Academy, Pa. (15-6); Fairfield Prep, CT. (18-4); Lake Highland Prep, FL., (20-5); Loyola Academy, Ill. (19-3); Massapequa, N.Y. (15-3); Smithtown West, N.Y. (16-3); St. Mark’s, TX, (18-3); St. Paul’s, Md. (15-5); Shoreham-Wading River, N.Y. (18-2); West Genesee, N.Y. (15-6); Westminster, Md. (19-0); Xaverian Brothers, MA, (16-6).

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13

Registration is open for the Team21 Knights Lax Camp, a faith-based summer lacrosse camp July 15-18 at Delaware County Christian Elementary in Devon.

This camp is for boys entering grades 3 through 8 and runs from 9 a.m. to noon each day.

Experience Necessary? Team21 Knights Lax Camp is designed for both brand new as well as experienced players.

Who is it for? The Team21 Lax Camp is designed for both Catholic and Protestant young men, as well as those who have little or no religious background.

When? The camp runs Mon-Thur July 15-18th from 9 am-12 noon.

Where? Sessions will be held at the campus of Delaware County Christian School Elementary in Devon, PA.

Our Objective is 4Fold….
• Through instruction, drills and live play, our objective is to help each camper develop their lax skills so as to more thoroughly enjoy the game of lacrosse.
• Through the use of daily stories, our objective is to capture the imaginations of our campers with the hope of helping them too get to know, and enjoy and relate to God more meaningfully.
• Through the mentoring by HS players, our objective is to celebrate each and every camper, regardless of size, speed, skill or experience.
• Through the use of fun games and activities, our objective is to help each of our campers to make new friends, to have fun and to simply enjoy themselves.

Cost? $105 per camper.

Equipment? We have approximately 10 lax uniforms (helmets, shoulder pads, gloves, elbow pads and sticks) available for those who are new to lax.

Staff? Greg Porter (Coach of Team21 [Devon Prep & DelCo Christian] will direct the camp and intend on having a number of Team21 HS players helping staff the week so that we are able to give plenty of individual attention to each and every young man who participates.

To learn more about our DC & DP high school players, check out the video on Team21 at this web address: http://www.dccs.org/page.cfm?p=27&teamID=63

How to Register? To register, you can visit: http://www.campteekna.org/knights_sports_academy.cfm
Interested? Questions? Concerns? Feel free to email Greg Porter at greg.porter@danielfoundation.net or call Greg at 484 744 2040.

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13

Philadelphia Freedom 2019 won the U13B Summer Exposure Championship last weekend at Annapolis, downing the Atlanta Rage, 4-3, in the title game.

Tournament Scores

Freedom U13B wins Summer Exposure title

Freedom 9- Junior MD Terps 1
Freedom 12- Rockfish Lacrosse 0
Freedom 10- LVLC 0
Freedom 6- Dublin Green Devils 5
Freedom 7- South Central Chaos 3
Freedom 4- Atlanta Rage 3

The team consisted of:
Attack- Evan Lotz, Bryan Rafferty, Caden Wise, Noah Patterson, Kyle Gucwa
Midfield- Nick Higgins, Griffin Ganster, Drew Lopolito, Stuart Regitz, Gavin McGill, Brad Hart, Tim Mitchell, Jackson Luneburg, Jack Ettien, Connor Whalen
LSM- Brady McFalls
Defense- James Sheridan, Connor Donovan, Jack Riley, Jake Morrow, Zach Hamilton, Evan Waitte
Goalie- Nic Pezone
Coaches- Colin Hamilton, Charlie Rafferty, Erik Hart

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Phillylacrosse.com.com, Posted 6/19/13
From Press Release

Former college lacrosse coach John Brubaker, the award-winning author of The Coach Approach, takes readers on an enlightening and transformational journey to find their purpose and develop their leadership performance in his new book, Seeds of Success: A Leader, His Legacy, and The Lessons Learned. (Sport of Business Publishing; May 2013; $19.95; 978-0-9850671-1-3) www.SeedsofSuccessBook.com

Seeds of Success introduces readers to lacrosse coaching legend Morgan Randall and his protégé a young, emerging leader Jack Burton. The book takes you on a yearlong journey where Coach Randall introduces Jack to a Marine Corps recruiter, a CEO and a minister whom he refers to as the three wise men. These unlikely mentors teach Jack how to become a more authentic leader and show him that life is the curriculum, you are the student and everyone you meet has a lesson to teach.

Through the characters and the lessons in Seeds of Success, readers will acquire new ways to unlock their potential and bring out the best in others, by learning how to:

• Discover your passion, purpose and unique ability
• Focus on the process not the end result
• Develop a life plan on the journey to finding success and fulfillment
• Leave a legacy and make a lasting impact
• Seek the rewards from work, not just the awards at work

Though Seeds of Success is a fictional story, it is based on Brubaker’s relationship with his coaching mentor who died of blood cancer and the setting for the book is the Philadelphia suburbs. With this in mind, the HEADstrong Foundation became a natural charitable partner. The HEADstrong Foundation’s mission is to carry on the legacy and vision of founder Nicholas E. Colleluori through advocating, fundraising and supporting those affected by blood cancers and those working towards eliminating it.

The book is now available at bookstores and online. When you order online at www.CreateSpace.com/4277855 using discount code RHJEADCJ a portion of the proceeds will go to the HEADstrong Foundation.

Praise for Seeds of Success:

“Coach Bru has created another slam dunk with Seeds of Success. It’s a fabulous book with a powerful message. Anyone who reads this will develop a better sense of what it takes to be a leader of significance in life’s journey instead of simply chasing success.” – Paul Biancardi, National Recruiting Director, ESPN Basketball

“John’s powerful message extends far beyond the athletic field. If you’re ready to change your life for the better, then you’re ready for Seeds of Success.” – Jon Gordon, Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Energy Bus

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/19/13
From Press Release

LaxPower, the world’s leading authority on lacrosse team performance ratings, is pleased to announce the National Coaches/Computer Ratings for high school girls’ lacrosse for the recently completed 2013 spring season.

McDonogh School, Owings Mills (Md.), is LaxPower’s national champion for 2013. The Eagles have repeated as champions for the 4th consecutive time with a 22-0 season and winning their 5th consecutive IAAM-A title. Chris Robinson’s team finished in first place in the coaches’ poll and second in the computer ratings. This is the ninth season in a row that they have finished in the Top 10.

McDonogh has run its unbeaten streak to 91 consecutive games, which is a national record, surpassing Carle Place’s 73 wins in the early 1980s.

Moorestown (#2) won their 20th state championship this spring and finished first in the computer Power Ratings. The Quakers have a 51-game winning streak.

The top five programs in the country for 2013:

#1: McDonogh School, Owings Mills, Maryland (22-0) — IAAM-A title (5th straight)
#2: Moorestown, Moorestown, New Jersey (25-0) — New Jersey state champion (20th time)
#3: St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School, Alexandria, Va. (27-1) – ISL AA & VISAA I champion (7th straight)
#4: St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, New York (17-1) — CHSAA Class AA champion (6th straight)
#5: Mount Sinai, Mount Sinai, New York (20-0) — New York state Class C champion

The final rankings (click here for full rankings) were compiled using LaxPower’s CCR rating formula, which combines the national computer rankings with a national poll. The computer ratings used for the rankings are based on 21,035 game scores for 2,793 high school teams. The poll, for which just the top 40 teams (plus ties) were used, is a product of rankings by 29 high school coaches from around the country. Each of these parameters represents 50% of the final tallied results.

The combined CCR ranking, the computer ratings, the results of the poll voting, the members of the coaches poll panel, and a detailed explanation of the computer formula are available. Results for the Top 25 on each of the components and overall are presented at the bottom of this page.

2013 National Rankings for High School Girls’ Lacrosse

LaxPower congratulates these teams and their players and coaches for an outstanding achievement in 2013 as well as all of the coaches and student-athletes who participated in high school lacrosse this past spring.

2013 National Coaches/Computer Ratings

No Team ST W-L-T CCR = Poll + PR
1 McDonogh School MD 22-0-0 189.82 99.90 89.92
2 Moorestown NJ 25-0-0 189.26 99.32 89.94
3 Sts. Stephen’s & Agnes VA 27-1-0 188.38 98.49 89.89
4 St. Anthony’s NY 17-1-0 188.29 98.41 89.88
5 Mt. Sinai NY 20-0-0 181.97 95.49 86.48
6 Manhasset NY 16-4-0 181.11 94.66 86.45
7 Marriotts Ridge MD 18-1-0 180.57 94.16 86.41
8 Garden City NY 17-2-0 179.75 93.50 86.24
9 Harriton PA 25-2-0 179.26 92.87 86.39
10 Darien CT 21-1-0 177.90 91.96 85.94
11 Shawnee NJ 19-3-0 177.78 91.71 86.07
12 Christian Brothers, NY NY 19-2-0 176.92 91.49 85.43
13 Farmingdale NY 16-3-0 175.77 90.72 85.06
14 Brighton, NY NY 18-4-0 174.00 89.06 84.94
15 Georgetown Visitation DC 17-2-0 172.31 88.70 83.61
16 Mountain Lakes NJ 19-2-0 172.18 87.32 84.86
17 Bay Shore NY 18-2-0 172.11 87.32 84.79
18 West Genesee NY 15-2-0 170.88 86.69 84.19
19 Radnor PA 20-5-0 170.86 86.86 84.00
20 Ridgewood NJ 18-5-0 170.57 86.17 84.41
21 Milton, GA GA 18-3-1 170.54 86.63 83.90
22 Good Counsel MD 17-3-1 170.40 86.50 83.90
23 Summit, NJ NJ 18-5-0 169.78 85.72 84.05
24 Wantagh NY 12-6-0 169.75 85.67 84.08
25 Mt. Hebron MD 14-3-0 169.47 86.08 83.38

2013 LaxPower National Computer Ratings

No Team ST PR SOS W-L-T
1 Moorestown NJ 89.94 75.18 25-0-0
2 McDonogh School MD 89.92 80.36 22-0-0
3 Sts. Stephen’s & Agnes VA 89.89 75.60 27-1-0
4 St. Anthony’s NY 89.88 75.23 17-1-0
5 Mt. Sinai NY 86.48 74.81 20-0-0
6 Manhasset NY 86.45 81.53 16-4-0
7 Marriotts Ridge MD 86.41 72.34 18-1-0
8 Harriton PA 86.39 75.63 25-2-0
9 Garden City NY 86.24 80.26 17-2-0
10 Shawnee NJ 86.07 76.42 19-3-0
11 Darien CT 85.94 74.22 21-1-0
12 Christian Brothers, NY NY 85.43 73.34 19-2-0
13 Farmingdale NY 85.06 81.58 16-3-0
14 Brighton, NY NY 84.94 78.77 18-4-0
15 Mountain Lakes NJ 84.86 77.22 19-2-0
16 Bay Shore NY 84.79 74.70 18-2-0
17 Ridgewood NJ 84.41 77.89 18-5-0
18 West Genesee NY 84.19 76.71 15-2-0
19 Wantagh NY 84.08 80.65 12-6-0
20 Summit, NJ NJ 84.05 79.59 18-5-0
21 Radnor PA 84.00 76.46 20-5-0
22 Good Counsel MD 83.90 72.15 17-3-1
23 Milton, GA GA 83.90 69.94 18-3-1
24 Strath Haven PA 83.83 75.72 18-5-0
25 Honeoye Falls-Lima NY 83.74 78.36 15-6-0

2013 LaxPower National Coaches’ Poll

No Team ST W-L-T Points First
1 McDonogh School MD 22-0-0 545 16
2 Moorestown NJ 25-0-0 524 10
3 Sts. Stephen’s & Agnes VA 27-1-0 494 1
4 St. Anthony’s NY 17-1-0 491 2
5 Mt. Sinai NY 20-0-0 385
6 Manhasset NY 16-4-0 355
7 Marriotts Ridge MD 18-1-0 337
8 Garden City NY 17-2-0 313
9 Harriton PA 25-2-0 290
10 Darien CT 21-1-0 257
11 Shawnee NJ 19-3-0 248
12 Christian Brothers, NY NY 19-2-0 240
13 Farmingdale NY 16-3-0 212
14 Brighton, NY NY 18-4-0 152
15 Georgetown Visitation DC 17-2-0 139
16 Mountain Lakes NJ 19-2-0 89
16 Bay Shore NY 18-2-0 89
18 Radnor PA 20-5-0 72
19 West Genesee NY 15-2-0 66
20 Milton, GA GA 18-3-1 64
21 Good Counsel MD 17-3-1 59
22 St. Paul’s SG, MD MD 13-5-0 51
23 Ridgewood NJ 18-5-0 47
24 Mt. Hebron MD 14-3-0 44
25 Vero Beach FL 20-4-0 33

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Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 6/18/13

Registration remains open for 2013 Pennsylvania Co-Ed Day and Overnight Lacrosse Camps by GameBreaker Lacrosse.

The camps feature top notch coaches from the area for girls and boys lacrosse players of all ages and levels of play.

There are two camps at Shipley this summer and a special Co-Ed overnight camp at The Phelps School in Malvern.

All camps feature coach Philly Wings All-Star and shipley assistant coach Kevin Crowley, an NCAA All-American and NLL and MLL star as well as a member of Team Canada.

Girls camps will be directed by Shipley varsity girls’ head coach Katelyn Martin and her staff and the boys camps will be run by Shipley boys’ varsity coach Mark Duncan and Crowley.

* group and team discounts available
* specialty goalie/shooting clinics
* Lots of giveaways and prizes!
* Teaching and Stick work in the mornings and afternoon games

The Shipley School- 2 Field Turf Fields
Co-ed Day Camp- 2 Dates June 24-27 9a-3p
Goalie/Shooting Clinic – Friday June 28 9a-12p
Co-Ed Day Camp- July 15-18 9a-3p
Goalie/Shooting Clinic- Friday July 19 9a-12p

North Branch Park, Chalfont , PA – Co–Ed Day Camp 9a-3p
July 8- July 11

Kiski Prep- Pittsburgh Area PA, Co–Ed Overnight and Day Camp
July 22-25

The Phelps School – Co–Ed Overnight and Day Camp
July 29- Aug 1 – Special Guest – NCAA and MLL All-Star Goalie – Greg Cattrano from Warrior/Brine Lacrosse; Warrior Giveaways
Visit: http://www.laxcamps.com/camps/campLocation.html#pa

For more information call (800) 944-7112

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