There are dozens of elite boys lacrosse clubs in New England.
But there is one program that has seemingly separated itself from the rest regarding its success in developing players to compete at the next level.
That would be Laxachusetts, which has grown into a factory for churning out elite collegiate talent consistently due to its tailored training programs from youth to the high school ranks.
“I can humbly say I think we’re the best in the country at it,” said Sean Morris, one of the program directors at Laxachusetts.
The college commitments back up that sentiment.
In the past three years, Laxachusetts has produced over 160 NCAA commitments among the ‘25s, ‘26s and ‘27s — the most in the region — and has already racked up 46 in the class of 2027.
“Between the time, effort and investment that goes into it, those that commit to it, there’s no shocker when they’re the first kid that goes off the board in September,” Morris said.
What sets the program apart?
