(Photo: KHSAA)
While excitement has engulfed the lacrosse community in Kentucky in recent with the possibility of state sanctioning on the horizon, it looks like folks will have to wait a little longer before any official decision is made.
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After nearly a decade of two leagues co-existing, Kentucky high school lacrosse looks like it will finally be united once again. This time under the umbrella of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association.
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(Photo Courtesy of Henry Clay Lacrosse)
The Kentucky High School lacrosse season came to a close last week with St. Xavier capturing the Kentucky Scholastic Lacrosse League (KSLL) title and Henry Clay winning the Commonwealth Lacrosse League (CLL), and one of the main themes constantly brought up in circles across the state this spring was the amount of young talent, and the dispersal of said talent.
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While many parts of the country may only be a at the halfway point of the 2021 high school season, many states in the South are either on the back half of the regular season or already in playoff mode, except for the NCHSAA (North Carolina) who crowned their state champions almost a full month ago.
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(Brunswick Midfielder Blake Borges was one of multiple standouts on Friday | Photo: Brunswick Lacrosse)
On Friday the second annual GEICO High School Lacrosse Showcase went down at Malvern Prep with Brunswick (Conn.) facing Haveford (Pa.) in the first game and the host Malvern Prep (Pa.) playing Lawrenceville (N.J.) in the second contest.
Brunswick overcame a nearly 23 minute drought to beat Haveford 9-8 and Malvern blasted Lawrenceville 16-3.
With over a dozen DI recruits participating between the two games, here is a look at some players who stood out the most on Friday.
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While many parts of the country may only be a at the halfway point of the 2021 high school season, many states in the South are either on the back half of the regular season or already in playoff mode, except for the NCHSAA (North Carolina) who crowned their state champions almost a full month ago.
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(Photo Courtesy of St. Xavier High School)
St. Xavier made a clear statement on Wednesday night that they are the best team in the Bluegrass, downing rival Trinity 15-4. The Tigers put the pedal to the metal early on in the contest and never let up, essentially cruising to victory.
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(Trinity’s Gavin Noland evades a St. Xavier defender. | Photo Credit: Chad Waggoner)
On Wednesday night at 7 pm, the biggest high school rivalry in the nation heads to the lacrosse field as Trinity (Ky.) takes the 14-minute trek from Shelbyville Road to Poplar Level Road to take on St. Xavier (Ky.) in what is annually the most anticipated high school lacrosse game in the state of Kentucky.
Continue reading “Battle in The Bluegrass: St. Xavier-Trinity Primer” →
(Photo Courtesy of Dallas Jesuit Athletics)
Hey Y’all, welcome to the Southern Scorecard. This is a monthly column on college lacrosse recruiting in the South. Each month, I will breakdown some of the top commitments on a state-by-state basis and provide some other analysis as well.
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(Photo Courtesy of Chad Waggoner/Trinity Athletic Photos)
It’s January, which means lacrosse season is right around the corner. In the many southern states, the high school lacrosse season is a month away or sooner, especially this year.
Continue reading “High School Lacrosse Superlatives: Kentucky” →