Duke lacrosse commit Keith Boyer hoping to cap off senior season
Yorktown’s Keith Boyer comes into the season as the No. 2-ranked lacrosse senior. With the season up in the air, Boyer is hoping he gets the chance to play his senior season before taking the field at Duke next year.
Mallory Hasselbeck stays home with Boston College commitment
Rivers School senior Mallory Hasselbeck comes into the year as the No. 1-ranked girls lacrosse senior. After an injury will hold her out of her senior season, she will play for Boston College at the next level.
Ursuline Academy lacrosse player Goff becomes latest DI prospect from the program
Despite not lacing up for the Ursuline Academy girls lacrosse team in nearly two years, Raiders’ senior attack Lexi Goff signed with Division I Campbell University on Dec. 15. With one high school season left, Goff has high goals for herself and her team this spring.
CMSV’s prolific scorer poised for a career in nursing
Before coming to Mount Saint Vincent to play lacrosse, Morgan Pavlik once ran track, played soccer and lacrosse for her high school. Now a senior in the grind as a student-athlete, Pavlik still finds time to give her full attention to being a nursing student.
Langley lacrosse’s trifecta of Senich sisters commit to Division I programs
Growing up competitive in lacrosse and in life, sisters Caroline, Katherine and Sarah Senich love playing for Langley High School lacrosse. Soon, however, the trio will be split when Sarah leaves for VCU lacrosse while her twin sisters play for Drexel University.
Better together: Delaware duo Clark and Jones bringing lacrosse skills to Syracuse
Best friends Chloe Jones of Ursuline Academy and Superia Clark of Dover High School committed to the Syracuse University lacrosse program within a week of each other. The two juniors hope to bring their strong bond and joint success with them to the Orange.
WHB’s Isabelle Smith ready for next level at Boston College
The No. 1-ranked midfielder in the Class of 2020, Isabelle Smith is ready for her opportunity at the next level after leaving a historic legacy at Westhampton Beach High School.
Nicole Corriveau: A hopeful season leader
After the COVID-19 pandemic cut her sophomore season short, Nicole Corriveau is set to lead the Nor’easters women’s lacrosse team into 2021.
Former Essex lacrosse star contributing at the professional level
Former Essex High School and University of Notre Dame midfielder, Brendan Gleason, was able to get his first chance playing professional lacrosse with the Redwoods of the Premier Lacrosse League this summer.
Former Hampden-Sydney lacrosse player goes from defending goal to defending country
Bennie Williams III, better known as Tre, was one of the leaders of his lacrosse program at Hampden-Sydney College where he helped lead the team to a conference championship in 2017. Following years in the college’s ROTC program, Williams is now an Army Ranger following the completion of ranger school this summer.