Another Thursday night. Another ACC thriller.
In a No. 1 vs No. 2 battle between rivals Duke and North Carolina, the lacrosse world witnessed one of the best runnings of the Tobacco Road Rivalry of all-time and potentially a top-five game of the 2021 college lacrosse season.
Continue reading “Joe Robertson Calls Game, Pushes Duke Past Rival North Carolina in Overtime Thriller” →
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In a Tuesday afternoon dog fight, the North Carolina Tar Heels survived, 17-15, against a High Point team that refused to go away.
Continue reading “North Carolina Tops High Point in Tuesday Thriller” →
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Welcome to week one of the college lacrosse season, Yall!
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Since winning the national title in 2016, the North Carolina Tar Heels haven’t exactly been the best or most consistent program in the ACC. They followed up that national championship season with an 8-8 2017 season that ended with a NCAA quarterfinal loss to UAlbany, and the next two seasons after that they went 7-7 and 8-7. The Tar Heels missed the NCAA Tournament in both 2018 and 2019.
Continue reading “With a Lethal Offense Leading The Way, North Carolina Looks Like a Potential Title Contender in 2021” →
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Joe Breschi and the North Carolina Tar Heels have gotten a momentum shifting commitment in the class of 2022, as Boy’s Latin, Md., attackman Dom Pietramala announced Wednesday afternoon that he would be taking his talents talents to Chapel Hill. His twin brother, Nick, announced his commitment to the Tar Heels on Monday.
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Head coach Nick Myers and the Ohio State Buckeyes picked up their first commitment in the 2022 class on Thursday, as Middle Creek, N.C. attackman Tate Jones announced his commitment to the Buckeyes. Jones announced his commitment via Instagram.
Continue reading “Tar Heel State Native is First Commitment in 2022 Class For Ohio State” →
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September 1st marked the first day that college coaches (outside of the service academies) could contact 2022 recruits. And Joe Breschi and the North Carolina Tar Heels are one of a few teams that have really hit the ground running in the first week of the contact period, getting three commitments since the turn of the month.
Continue reading “Hough, N.C. Faceoff Man George Kalos Details His Commitment to The Tar Heels” →
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Midnight on September 1st, as it has since 2017, marked the opening of the contact period between 2022 recruits (juniors) and college coaches. And while the recruiting process will be a bit different for the class of 2022, just like this whole year has, due to limitations brought on by the Coronavirus outbreak, there have already been multiple commitments through the first few days of the contact period being open.
Continue reading “First 2022 Commits Head to ACC, Big Ten” →
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This past weekend was full of players committing to continue their lacrosse career’s at the next level. In total there were five player that committed to play DI lacrosse. These commitments came mostly from players in the class of 2020 as well as one commitment coming from the 2019.
Maryland, Robert Morris, Cleveland State, Air Force, and Marist all landed a commitment in the 2020 class. Drexel received a commitment in the 2019 class over the weekend.
Drexel received a commitment from 2019 St. Mary’s (MD)/ Annapolis Hawks midfielder Ryan Jones
#HermitsLacrosse 2020 Attackman Dave Burr (Glassboro, NJ) has committed to @AFLacrosse. Congrats Dave! pic.twitter.com/UGEx4oe8hU
— Hermits Lacrosse (@HermitsLacrosse) January 31, 2019
Marist got a commitment from 2020 defenseman Noah Arenson out of Holly Springs (NC)/ Team 91 Carolina
Excited to announce that I have verbally committed to Marist College to play Divison 1 lacrosse. I want to thank my Family, Friends, Teammates, and Coaches for getting me to this point in my career! #EC34 pic.twitter.com/icwcas4z8s
— Noah Arneson (@Noah_arneson) February 1, 2019
2020 St. Mary’s (MD) midfielder Alex Wicks committed to Maryland. Son of former UMBC player Scott Wicks
Alex Wicks⚜️’20. ⚔️Midfielder. 👨🏻✈️Capt of 2019 squad. Plays 🏈. @Inside_Lacrosse Top 100 Jr., 3️⃣x @uaallamerica. Committed to play 🥍🐢@TerpsMLax. Dad, Scott played @UMBC_MLax. Plays club🥍 @annapolishawks. #onceasaintalwaysasaint⚜️ #rememberwhereyoucamefrom⛪️ pic.twitter.com/BNjtP6BA70
— St. Mary’s Boys Lacrosse (@stmarysboyslax) February 2, 2019
St Augustine Prep (NJ) junior faceoff/ midfielder Steven DelleMonache committed to Robert Morris
Blessed to announce that I have committed to play Division 1 Lacrosse at Robert Morris University. Huge thanks to my family, friends, teammates, and coaches for helping me get to the point where I am and become the man that I am today. pic.twitter.com/Iyv85JjNQz
— Steve DelleMonache (@_stevedelle) February 3, 2019
Cleveland State landed a commitment from 2020 Vinney HS (MO) defenseman Jordan Celeslie
I’m very excited to announce my commitment to play Division 1 lacrosse at Cleveland State University. I’d like to thank everyone who has supported me over the years through this process. #GoVikes pic.twitter.com/hV0XVLCN8R
— Jordon Celeslie (@jordonceleslie) February 2, 2019
The Air Force Falcons landed yet another commitment in the 2020 class as St. Augustin Prep (NJ) attackman David Burr announced his commitment over the weekend
#HermitsLacrosse 2020 Attackman Dave Burr (Glassboro, NJ) has committed to @AFLacrosse. Congrats Dave! pic.twitter.com/UGEx4oe8hU
— Hermits Lacrosse (@HermitsLacrosse) January 31, 2019
