Centerville High School (OH) 2020 faceoff Michael Collins of Cincy Royals Lacrosse has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Capital University.
Michael Collins profile:
Michael Collins
High school: Centerville High School (Centerville, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Position: Faceoff
College committed to: Capital University
Club team: Cincy Royals Lacrosse, True Lacrosse, Team K18
Lacrosse honors: 4 year varsity letterman, 2nd team all-region, Brine NLC All-American, Blue Chip 225 participant, MVP at Lax House Games, King of the Hill All Star, recipient of “coaches award”
Academic honors: 4.4 gpa, National Honors Society, Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, Centerville Scholarship Award, BOLD (Building Our Lives Drug-Free), Model UN
Expected major: Biological & Biomedical Sciences
Why did you choose Capital? “I felt the most at home at Capital. It is a place I can thrive even if lacrosse was out of the picture.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thank you to my family, coaches, and teammates.”
What other colleges did you consider? Wingate, Otterbein, Wittenberg, Grand Canyon
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New Albany High School (OH) 2021 attack/draw specialist Jillian “Pork Chop” Bingman of Major Force Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play Division II lacrosse at Lindenwood University.
Jillian Bingman
Jillian Bingman profile:
High school: New Albany High School (New Albany, OH)
Grad year: 2021
Positions: Attack, Draw
College committed to: Lindenwood University
Club team: Major Force Lacrosse
Why did you choose Lindenwood? “I chose it because I loved the culture of the team and the school.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thanks to my parents, Jill Byers, Morgan Fee, and MFL”
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Strongsville High School (OH) 2020 LSM/defenseman Ethan Dewes of Force Lacrosse Club has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Otterbein University.
Ethan Dewes profile:
Ethan Dewes
High school: Strongsville High School (Strongsville, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Positions: LSM, Defense
College committed to: Otterbein University
Club team: Force Lacrosse Club
Lacrosse honors: Varsity letter winner since Freshman year, 2018 Trilogy Gettysburg All-Star, 2018 FLG 3D Summer Shootout All-Star, 2019 Beast of the East All Star, 2019 NXT Mid America Starting 10, 2019 NXT Philly Showcase Participant
Academic honors: 3 time academic all-conference, Rho Kappa member, Mu Alpha Theta member, 3 time academic excellence award
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose Otterbein? “I felt it was the best fit for me with a great mix of academics, lacrosse, and social life. It was not too far from home and was in a great location. Also, there are great opportunities for internships in the Columbus area.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thank you to my parents for pushing me to be the best I can be everyday as well as driving to all my showcases and tournaments. Thank you to all my coaches over the years, including my high school coaches, George Muller, Andrew Spreng, Colin Brooks, and Jeff Tarr. Without you, I wouldn’t be the player I am today. Thank you to my club coach at Force Lacrosse, Chris Davis, for making me push myself and competing against top notch players across the country. Lastly, thank you to all of my teammates for being there everyday creating bonds that last forever and pushing me to be the best everyday. “
What other colleges did you consider? Hood, Baldwin Wallace, Illinois Wesleyan
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Archbishop Moeller (OH) 2020 attackman Zak Kroeger of Headlines Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play Division II lacrosse at Baldwin Wallace University.
Zak Kroeger profile:
Zak Kroeger
High school: Archbishop Moeller (Cincinnati, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Position: Attack
College committed to: Baldwin Wallace University
Club team: Headlines Lacrosse, True Ohio
Lacrosse honors: 2017 Summer D3 Midwest Showcase All Star Team; Honorable Mention 2017 Fall D3 Midwest Showcase All Star Team; 2018 Summer D3 Midwest Showcase All Star Roster; 2019 Summer D3 Midwest Showcase Top 22 All Stars
Academic honors: 3.8 GPA
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose Baldwin Wallace? “I choose BW because of the culture on the lacrosse team and because I felt like BW has the people, the coaches and the tools for me to become the best person I can be academically and athletically.”
Thank You: “I just want to thank my family, coaches and friends for supporting me no matter what.”
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Wyoming High School (OH) 2020 LSM, Def Harry Powers of Commonwealth Kings Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play lacrosse at Transylvania University.
Harry Powers profile:
Harry Powers
High school: Wyoming High School (Wyoming, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Positions: LSM, Defense
College committed to: Transylvania University
Club team: Commonwealth Kings Lacrosse
Why did you choose Transylvania? “Everything about the school, from location, the majors, the coaches, and program itself made me realize that this was the place I wanted to play at.”
Thank You: “I’d like to thank my parents for everything they’ve done to help me get to where I am; my coaches throughout my career who’ve helped me to become the player I am; as well as Scott Woods for not only being not only my strength coach, but also my life coach; and finally to my friends and teammates who’ve made it all the more enjoyable.”
What other colleges did you consider? Hope College, Carthage College
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St. Xavier (OH) 2020 midfielder/attackman Quinn Evans of Cincy Royals Lacrosse has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Roanoke College.
Quinn Evans profile:
Quinn Evans
High school: St. Xavier (Cincinnati, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Positions: Midfield, Attack
College committed to: Roanoke College
Club team: Cincy Royals Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: NXT Mid America All Star; 2019 Division 1 Ohio state runner up
Why did you choose Roanoke? “I chose Roanoke because of the strong academics, competitive lacrosse culture playing in the ODAC, and beautiful campus views in Salem, VA. I wanted to be a part of a run towards the national championship in my 4 years. When I visited the brand new athletic facilities such as the locker room and weight room at the Cregger Center, I knew I wanted to be apart of Roanoke.’
Thank You: “I want to thank my parents, Troy Stehlin (Cincinnati Royals), Nate Sprong (St. Xavier High School), Frank Baverso (True Ohio), and Coach Pilat and Bowers (Roanoke) for giving me the opportunity.”
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Bay High School (OH) 2021 attack Megan Young of Major Force Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Coastal Carolina University.
Megan Young profile:
High school: Bay High School (Bay Village, OH)
Grad year: 2021
Position: Attack
College committed to: Coastal Carolina University
Club team: Major Force Lacrosse
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose Coastal Carolina? “I fell in love with the Coaches, players and school.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Huge thanks to all my teammates, friends, coaches and especially my family for all the support as I keep working towards the next step!”
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Lakota East High School (OH) 2021 midfielder/attackman Will Edkins of Headlines has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Ohio Northern University.
Will Edkins profile:
Will Edkins
High school: Lakota East High School (Liberty Township, OH)
Why did you choose Ohio Northern? “It has the perfect combination of academics and great lacrosse. I will be playing for a top notch program and coach while studying to receive a Pharm D degree.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thanks to my parents and family! Without you none of this is possible. Thanks to my coaches over the years, the extra work you always talked about is worth it!”
What other colleges did you consider? Wittenberg University and Ohio Wesleyan University
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New Albany (OH) 2021 midfielder/defender Alexis Curren of Major Force Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at George Mason University.
Alexis Curren profile:
Alexis Curren
High school: New Albany High School (New Albany, OH)
Grad year: 2021
Positions: Midfield, Defense
College committed to: George Mason University
Club team: Major Force Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: National Lacrosse Classic
Academic honors: Recognize for Handshake America scholarship, Honorable Mention Central Ohio Scholastic Art awards
Expected major: Engineering
Why did you choose George Mason? “I was drawn to George Mason because of the academic and athletic programs. I really wanted to attend a larger school that has a lot of STEM courses and majors. I really value the variety of majors, diversity and size of GMU. I am really inspired by Coach Jessy Morgan and the assistant coaches. I love the campus and the surrounding area. I’m so excited and can’t wait to be a Patriot!”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “First and most importantly, I would like to thank my mom and dad for supporting me throughout this entire process including driving me all over the country! I would also like to thank my HS coaches, Club coaches and trainers for their support to help me to continue to improve as a player. I also want to thank Coach Jessy Morgan and coaches at GMU for giving me this opportunity.”
What other colleges did you consider? High Point University, Akron University, and Tampa University
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Summit (OH) 2020 midfielder Sydni Black of Summit Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Loyola University Maryland.
Sydni Black
Sydni Black profile:
High school: Summit (Cincinnati, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Position: Midfield
College committed to: Loyola University Maryland
Club team: Summit Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: US Lacrosse All-American, First Team all conference (3x), First team all region (3x), First team All State (2019), Conference Player of the Year (2x), Penn Station Athlete of the Month (2020), Under Armour All-America Underclass participant
Academic honors: National Honors Society, National French Exam (Level 1 bronze medalist and Level 3 honorable mention), Member of Tender Mercies service club
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose Loyola? “Loyola offered me the opportunity to excel both academically and athletically while also being able to play for some of the best coaches in the world! I loved the family atmosphere and felt right at home even before I stepped on campus, and then once I got on campus it only solidified the feeling!”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thank you to my family and coaches for supporting me all these years in leading up to my decision and those to come; and a special thank you to Zoë Smith from Summit Elite for helping me make my dreams come true of being able to compete at the Division 1 level for one of the best teams in the nation. “
What other colleges did you consider? University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania, and Johns Hopkins University
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Columbus School for Girls (OH) 2020 defender/midfield Ellen Monahan of Summit Elite Lacrosse has signed a National Letter of Intent to play Division I lacrosse at Boston University.
Ellen Monahan
Ellen Monahan profile:
High school: Columbus School for Girls (Albany, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Positions: Defense, Midfield
College signed with: Boston University
Club team: Summit Elite Lacrosse, XTEAM Lacrosse, Resolute Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: 2 time Under Armour All America, Midwest Team member and only player from Ohio to make the team in 2017; Selected for the first ever WPLL (Women’s Professional Lacrosse League) Futures Summit; Selected for the Northstar Invitational in Lake Placid New York; Selected for the Under Armour 150 event which showcases the top freshman & sophomores in the country; Brine National Lacrosse Classic – Team Ohio & All Star selection; Played at the Inside Lacrosse Committed Academy with fellow future Boston University teammates this past summer; Columbus Dispatch Scholar Athlete and Athlete of the Week selection
Academic honors: First Honors every semester of High School; 4.0 GPA (unweighted) 2016 – 2020; All League and All State Academic Honors (4x); Red Cross Blood Donation Co-Chair; Student Council Member; Athletic & Spirit Committee Chair (3 years); Received full scholarship to attend The Ohio State University; Human Cognitive & Behavioral Science Summer program (2017)
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose Boston University? “I chose Boston University because of the school culture and environment. I fell in love with the city of Boston the minute I arrived, and even more in love when I stepped on Boston University’s campus. There is an energy present on campus that gives life a sense of newness and urgency that I can’t wait to be a part of in college. I also chose BU because of the coaches are building a program with high expectations, intensity and a real sense of family and community.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thank you to my parents and brothers for supporting and pushing me to always work hard and to keep my focus during the process. Thank you to Coach Zoe for communicating on my behalf, recognizing my potential and believing in me; I couldn’t have done it without Zoe and the rest of the Summit team! Thank you to the XTEAM coaches for helping me to develop the mindset to recognize what I want, understand what I am capable of, and ultimately achieve my goals. Lastly, I thank God for giving me strength and faith throughout the entire process. “
What other colleges did you consider? American University, Marquette University, University of Richmond, Dartmouth University, Georgetown University, and The Ohio State University
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Olentangy Berlin (OH) 2021 goalie Samuel Warner of True National Lacrosse has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Ursinus College.
Sam Warner
Samuel Warner profile:
High school: Olentangy Berlin High School (Delaware, OH)
Grad year: 2021
Position: Goalie
College committed to: Ursinus College
Club team: True National Lacrosse Boys, True Ohio Lacrosse Boys
Academic honors: Honor Roll
Why did you choose Ursinus? “I picked Ursinus because it is a great school academically, they have a great lacrosse culture and program, I can compete for playing time right away and it is located very close to my extended family.”
Thank You: “I would like to thank my parents, True National and True Ohio Lacrosse and my high school coach, Dominique Alexander for always supporting and believing in me. Special thank you to Coach Mercandante and Coach Shafer for their interest in me not only as a player, but as a student first.”
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Walnut Hills (OH) 2020 attackman Owen Howard has committed to play Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association lacrosse at McGill University.
Owen Howard profile:
High school: Walnut Hills High School, Cincinnati, OH
Position: Attack
Grad year: 2020
College committed to: McGill University
Club teams: Cincinnati Royals, Beechmont Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: 1st team All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-Region, US Lacrosse 2019 All Academic
Academic honors: Honors and AP Curriculum, Graduating Cum Laude Mechanical Engineering
Why did you choose McGill? “McGill is in a great location and is very good academically.”
Thank You: “I would like to thank my parents and all of the coaches I’ve had through the years.”
Other school considered: Clarkson University
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Hoover (OH) 2020 midfield/attack Jordan Miller of Major Force Lacrosse has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Youngstown State University.
Jordan Miller
Jordan Miller profile:
High school: Hoover High School (North Canton, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Positions: Midfield, Attack
College committed to: Youngstown State University
Club team: Major Force Lacrosse
Lacrosse honors: 3-Year Varsity Letterman
Academic honors: 4-Year Academic Letterman, National Honors Society, 4-Year Honor Roll, graduating with Summa Cum Laude, and graduating with an Honors Diploma
Expected major: Biological & Biomedical Sciences
Why did you choose Youngstown State? “I love the environment, coaches, and everything YSU has to offer!”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Thank you to my parents for always supporting me and inspiring me, and to my coaches for always pushing me to the best of my ability.”
What other colleges did you consider? Akron University, Gardner-Webb, Hope College, Wofford, Lafayette, Winthrop
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Sycamore (OH) 2020 defenseman Tyler Richardson has made a commitment to play NJIAAC lacrosse at Community College of Baltimore County-Essex.
Tyler Richardson
Tyler Richardson profile:
High school: Sycamore High School (Cincinnati, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Position: Defense
College committed to: Community College of Baltimore County-Essex
Expected major: Health Professions
Why did you choose CCBC Essex? “Coach (Shawn) Burke has a history of taking this team to the top and I want to be apart of it and I feel that CCBC Essex will give me the platform to play at a high level.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “I want to say thanks to to Coach Burke and company for taking a chance on me and giving me an opportunity to continue my dream. Another big thanks to my long time Coach Jeff Wolkoff; he not only pushed me to be a better player but to be a better person. He showed me how to love the game and play it with passion. And finally a think to my Dad and my brothers for not only pushing me competitively but supporting me through this whole journey.”
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Shaker Heights High School (OH) 2020 attackman Owen Tafe of Force Lacrosse Club has made a commitment to play Division III lacrosse at Arcadia University.
Owen Tafe
Owen Tafe profile:
High school: Shaker Heights High School (Shaker Hts, OH)
Grad year: 2020
Positions: Attack, Attack
College committed to: Arcadia University
Club team: Force Lacrosse Club
Why did you choose Arcadia? “I chose Arcadia because of the programs the school has to offer and getting the chance to play under a great coaching staff at an amazing school.”
Is there anything else you would like to share? “Special thanks to my parents and family for pushing and supporting me with this goal to go back to school; also, Coach Chris Davis and Force Sports for giving me all the time on the field I needed to get me to this level.”
What other colleges did you consider? The College of Wooster, Baldwin Wallace, Depauw University, Stevenson University
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Student-Athlete: Leo Caine, 2022 attackman, of True Lacrosse Ohio + Upper Arlington HS (OH)
Profile: “Unselfish lefty attack-man with great stick skills, vision, and a high lacrosse IQ. I love studying the game and can’t watch enough film.” Key info and awards: 3.5 GPA, 2nd year Varsity player, Leading returning scorer – Honors Biology, Honors Literature, and Honors Physical Science, IB Psychology, and 4th year of Spanish as a Sophomore. 50+ hrs. comm service
Leo Caine according to coach:
“Leo is the top lefty 2022 attack prospect in Ohio. Leo sees the game like a coach and spends countless hours a day working on his craft. Leo can shoot lights out and feeds extremely well. And Leo is an excellent student and young man. ” – Andy Asmo
“Student of the game with great hands and elite vision. Leo plays with great anticipation and a willingness to share the ball. Loves the game and is good in the classroom. Feel free to contact me directly for more info.” – Mike Lippert
Highlight film:
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The Midwest boys’ rosters for the Under Armour Underclass Games. This squad will compete in the Super Regional August 22-23 at Grand Park Sports Campus, Westfield, IN.
MIDWEST BOYS – COMMAND
Name Hometown High School Position
Wade Boles Prairie Village, KS Pembroke Hill Mid-Field
Rowan Clay Ada, MI Forest Hills Central HIghschool Defense
Zane Coda Zionsville, IN Zionsville Community High School Goalie
Jack Cyrek Northville, MI Clavert Hall College High School Mid-Field
Wyatt Furda Colorado Springs, CO Cheyenne Mountain Attack
Cade Galko Hilliard, OH Hilliard Darby High School Long Stick Mid-Field
Jack Hamilton Prairie Village, KS Shawnee Mission East Attack
Benn Johnston Lake Forest, IL Avon Old Farms Mid-Field
Kaiden Kohls Naperville, IL Culver Academy Mid-Field
Sean Leahy Elmhurst, IL Culver Academies Attack
Luke Macaluso Naperville, IL Culver Academy Attack
Zacc McDonald Round Rock, TX McNeil High School Goalie
Joe Mullett Ada, MI Grand Rapids Catholic Central Mid-Field
Brock Narciso Leawood, KS Rockhurst High School Mid-Field
Sam Ralston highland, MI Hartland high school Defense
LEO SCHLECK OREGON, WI OREGON HIGH SCHOOL Attack
Ben Schuster Victoria, MN Minnetonka High School Mid-Field
Nate Schwitzenberg Arlington Heights, IL Loyola Academy Defense
Samuel Sneider Grand Rapids, MI Forest Hills Central Long Stick Mid-Field
Caio Stephens Delano, MN Orono High School Long Stick Mid-Field
Luke Warrington Carmel, IN Culver Military Academy Mid-Field
Aiden Weisenborn West Chicago, IL Wheaton Academy Mid-Field
Liam White Western Springs, IL Wheaton Academy Mid-Field
MIDWEST BOYS – HIGHLIGHT
Name Hometown High School Position
Brannick Arbuckle Carmel, IN Carmel High School Long Stick Mid-Field
Matthew Brenner Libertyville, IL Libertyville High school Attack
Matteo Corsi Plymouth, MI IMG Academy Attack
Nicholas Fish Grayslake, IL Grayslake North Mid-Field
michael gaughan Orland Park, IL St. Rita Mid-Field
Cameron Hitchcock Carmel, IN Culver Military Academy Defense
Tyler Kloeckl Lakeville, MN Farmington Highschool Face-off
Tommy Kunz Birmingham, MI Brother Rice HS Goalie
Nick Lauderback Northville, MI Northville High School Face-off
Griffin Liedel Hudson, OH Hudson High School Defense
Bo Lockwood Fenton, MI Hartland Attack
Ryan Lyngklip Bloomfield Hills, MI Detroit Country Day School Defense
Andrew Macheca South Bend, IN Culver Military Academy Mid-Field
Griffin Mallory Highlands Ranch, CO Valor Christian High School Mid-Field
Matthew Marshall Libertyville, IL Libertyville Highschool Mid-Field
John Morgan Ada, MI Forest Hills Eastern Attack
Daniel (DJ) Nolan Winnetka, IL New Trier High School Long Stick Mid-Field
Karsten Nyarady Westfield, MA Wilbraham Monson Academy Mid-Field
Nate Randall Beverly Hills, MI Brother RIce Goalie
Patrick Reilly Kenilworth, IL Loyola Academy Mid-Field
ben roberts Bloomfield hills, MI Detroit Jesuit Defense
Griffin Scane Clarkston, MI Culver Military Academy Mid-Field
Ezra Zabukovic South Bend, IN John Adams High School Mid-Field
The Midwest girls’ rosters for the Under Armour Underclass Games. This squad will compete in the Super Regional August 22-23 at Grand Park Sports Campus, Westfield, IN.
MIDWEST GIRLS – COMMAND
Name Hometown High School Position
Emma arico Saline, MI Detroit Country Day Mid-Field
Hana Asghari Glenview, IL New Trier Attack
Ella Berg Blaine, MN Gentry Academy Mid-Field
Sawyer Billings Cherry Hills Village, CO Cherry Creek High School Mid-Field
Emmae Burke Glenview, IL Loyola Academy Mid-Field
Angie Conley Clarendon Hills, IL Hinsdale Central High School Mid-Field
McKenna Cunnington Dellwood, MN Mahtomedi Attack
Sophia Floro Van Buren Township, MI Divine Child High School Defense
Peyton Flynn Mason, OH William Mason High School Mid-Field
Makena Harrington Powell, OH Olentangy Liberty High School Mid-Field
Gabby Hendricks Grand Rapids, MI Forest Hills Central Mid-Field
Kierstin Hillis Mason, OH Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Face-off
Cate Isaacson Worthington, OH Thomas Worthington Mid-Field
Catherine Kangas Dellwood, MN Hill Murray Mid-Field
Hadley Keating Troy, MI Undecided Mid-Field
Azaria LeJeune-Woloszyn Westland, MI Churchill High School Defense
Hayley Lounsberry Longwood, FL Lake Brantley High School Mid-Field
Kennedy Meier Wilmette, IL New Trier Township Mid-Field
Zoe Montgomery Mishawaka, IN Penn High School Goalie
Shannon Murphy Grand Rapids, MI Forest Hills Central Attack
Ava Oskui Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Grosse Pointe South Goalie
Tori Tomalia Carmel, IN Carmel High School Mid-Field
Madeline Turcotte Hartland, MI Hartland High School Face-off
MIDWEST GIRLS – HIGHLIGHT
Name Hometown High School Position
Samantha Balara St. Charles, IL St Charles North Mid-Field
Emma Barborak Forest Lake, MN Gentry Academy Defense
Kendall Belanger Bloomfield, MI Detroit Country Day School Mid-Field
Chloe Benadum Apple Valley, MN Eastview Senior High Shcool Defense
Sophia Buzelis Willowbrook, IL Hinsdale Central High Defense
Sofia Chepenik Palm Coast, FL Episcopal School of Jacksonville Attack
Annette Ciupek Willowbrook, IL Hinsdale Central High School Mid-Field
Chelsea Debevec Massillon, OH Jackson High School Mid-Field
Serafina Demunno Lake Barrington, IL St. Viator Mid-Field
Francesca Frieri Lockport, IL Lockport High School Attack
Chloe Garrett Clarendon Hills, IL Hinsdale Central High School Mid-Field
Annie Haley Park Ridge, IL Maine South Mid-Field
Erika Ho Frankfort, IL Lincoln-Way East High School Attack
Karly Keating Elmhurst, IL Benet Academy Mid-Field
Taylor Kotschevar Eden Prairie, MN Eden Prairie High School Mid-Field
Katie Ling Springboro, OH Springboro Goalie
Nina Montes Chicago, IL Saint Ignatius College Prep Mid-Field
Brooke Robinson Menomonee Falls, WI University School of Milwaukee Mid-Field
Lilli Sherman Bloomfield Hills, MI Cranbrook Kingswood Mid-Field
Tate Stokesberry Wheaton, IL Wheaton North Attack
Grace Tuttle Mequon, WI University School of Milwaukee Mid-Field
Lindsay Wirfs Lakeville, MN Lakeville South High School Goalie
Marissa Zeno Oswego, IL Oswego East High School Mid-Field
Walsh Jesuit (OH) 2021 midfielder Hunter Nalepka of Resolute Lacrosse Boys has made a commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Virginia Military Institute.
Hunter Nalepka
Hunter Nalepka profile:
High school: Walsh Jesuit High School (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)
Academic honors: 2017-Present First Honors, National Honor Society, French National Honor Society, 2020-2021 Executive President of Student Government, Sophomore Class President, Labre Project, Student Ambassador.
Expected major: Business
Why did you choose Virginia Military Institute, Men’s D1?
“I chose Virginia Military Institute because of its nationally renowned education, elite lacrosse program, and the opportunity to be a part of something bigger than myself.”
Is there anything else you would like to share?
“I would first like to thank God for this amazing opportunity, as well as my parents and family for their love and support. I would also like to give a special thanks to Coach George Wright and the rest of the Walsh Jesuit Men’s Lacrosse coaching staff for their guidance and encouragement. Thank you to Coach Chris Pavain and Resolute Cleveland 2021 for further honing my skills at a highly competitive level.”
What other colleges did you consider?
“United States Naval Academy, United States Military Academy at West Point, University of Florida, and The Citadel. “
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