For two months now we’ve been tracking commitments in the region’s Class of ‘27, a number that’s closing in on 130 on the girls’ side. We’ve also taken first looks at the next prep and high school seasons through the lens of those numbers. This post will break down the recruiting numbers by club. … [Read more...]
Weekly Girls Commit Tracker: A fourth Milton ’27 off the board
The first wave of ‘27 commitments has washed over us, but players from the region are still making their college choices almost daily. More than 120 junior girls from New England have made commitments since first contact was allowed on Sept. 1. Many of those came in the first weeks of the cycle, but … [Read more...]
Ten from region to play for U.S. in Brogden Cup this weekend
Five boys and five girls from the region will represent U.S. youth national teams at the Brogden Cup this weekend. The U-19 and U-17 boys, and U-19 and U-17 girls will each play a round-robin series against counterparts from Team Ontario and the Haudenosaunee Nationals at USA Lacrosse headquarters … [Read more...]
How Norwell (Mass.) standout Lexi Davos joined a legacy club
Four hours into a cross-country plane trip last month, Lexi Davos (Norwell, Mass.) sent a text to her mother – and, by sending it, made lacrosse history, of sorts. Jess Davos was sitting just a row behind her daughter on the plane, on the way back from a recruiting visit to Southern Cal, and read … [Read more...]
Analysis: Takeaways from first month of prep girls recruiting
It’s been a busy 5½ weeks for recruits in the region’s Class of ‘27. Through Thursday, some 102 high school and prep school juniors in New England had made their college commitments since first contact was permitted on Sept. 1. That’s way ahead of last year’s pace and the pace in other recent … [Read more...]
Analysis: Takeaways from the first five weeks of ’27 recruiting
It’s been a busy five weeks for recruits in the region’s Class of ‘27. Through Tuesday, some 96 high school and prep school juniors have made their college commitments since first contact was permitted on Sept. 1. That’s way ahead of last year’s pace and the pace in other recent years. Of those 96 … [Read more...]
