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Prime Time 2024’s Payton Anderson & Ben Friedman named to the prestigious New Balance Senior All-American Lacrosse Game on July 27th at Johns Hopkins University!

Prime Time 2026 named a top ranked player in the Class of 2026!

Inside Lacrosse has named Attacker Grace Winkler #4 & Midfielder Gabby Lauretani #6 in their Top 10 Players in the Class of 2025!

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Prime Time 2025's Miguel Iglesias (#22), Matthew Gianetti (#26), & Brady Scioletti named 4 Star Recruits & Top 30 Overall Players by NLF

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US Club Lacrosse Rankings 2023 – 2024: Latest Updates for The Fiercest Competitors

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February 24, 2024

Are you looking to stay updated on the latest US club lacrosse rankings? Look no further because we’ve got the up-to-date on the top teams making waves in the competitive landscape.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan, a player looking for inspiration, or someone who loves following sports rankings, this list will pique your interest.

Thanks to US Club Lacrosse from usclublax.com , we have compiled a comprehensive breakdown of the top-performing clubs dominating the scene.

Get ready to dive into a thrilling journey through the ranks and discover which teams lead the charge towards victory.

So buckle up and get ready for an adrenaline-filled ride as we unveil the powerhouses of club lacrosse! Thank you, usclublax.com, for providing us with this valuable information.

US Club Lacrosse Rankings 2023 – 2024

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True National brings together lacrosse players of diverse backgrounds from all states and puts them at the forefront of the college recruiting process. Our youth and high school programs, beginning with ages U10, has proven to offer the nation’s highest-level coaching and training curriculum. Join the nation’s best at club lacrosse’s most prestigious and competitive events.

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USA Lacrosse High School Boys' National Top 25 Rankings

Regional Rankings: Northeast | Mid-Atlantic | South | Midwest | West

Rankings below compiled by USA Lacrosse Magazine staff with input from coaches around the country. Rankings and records reflect results as of previous Sunday. 

Ranking: High School Boys' National Top 25            Date: April 23, 2024            Week: Week 7

Also considered (alphabetical order): Archbishop Spalding (Md.), Broadneck (Md.), Bullis (Md.), Delbarton (N.J.), Georgetown Prep (D.C.), Highland Park (Texas), Lake Mary (Fla.), Loyola Blakefield (Md.), New Canaan (Conn.), Radnor (Pa.), Ridgewood (N.J.), Rumson-Fair Haven (N.J.), Severna Park (Md.), South River (Md.), South Side (N.Y.), Springfield-Delco (Pa.), Springside Chestnut Hill (Pa.), St. Andrew's (Fla.), St. John's College (D.C.), St. Mary's Annapolis (Md.), St. Paul's (Md.), Valor Christian (Colo.), Wantagh (N.Y.), Wilton (Conn.)

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Team Illinois is dedicated to growing the game of lacrosse in Illinois and offering select national travel teams for the best players in the state. The Team Illinois Community Affiliate Program ensures that every player in Illinois has a chance to learn the game in their own communities from top-level coaches, and provides a structured path to the highest level of competition and national recognition.

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Long Island Jesters Lacrosse

Empowering girls throughout long island.

The Long Island Jester Girls United Lacrosse Club is a travel lacrosse program focused on developing the best student athletes both on and off the field.  We are committed to providing our girls with elite training, experienced coaching and an endless amount of resources that will lead them to success.

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"My 10-year-old daughter has been playing lacrosse since she was 6 years old and has never enjoyed it more than she has this year playing for the Jesters.  This was her first travel lacrosse experience and her skills improved dramatically, as did her understanding of the game and the team spirit of lacrosse.  Having seen many other travel programs with my older children, the coaching she receives with the Jesters is some of the best I have experienced in travel sports.  The Jesters is an amazing organization at all levels, they are run exceptionally well, with clear communication on all aspects of managing the team, with an open-door policy to the founders and coaches.  Most importantly, while the Jesters are extremely focused on developing their players lacrosse skills, a big part of their focus is on the girls having a fun lacrosse experience, which is often times forgotten by many other programs.  Their ability to create a fun family like environment, while playing competitive lacrosse is hard to find at the competitive sports level and is unique to the Jesters program!  Thank you for providing a great experience for my daughter!"

"Been meaning to reach out all week to let you known I had the pleasure of watching Tessa play this past weekend in her PAL game. She played the whole game so I really got to see her play. I could see a big improvement in her game from last year so thanks for your work with her. She’s really been enjoying your practices too."

Franca Gerrard

"Katie has really started to like the game this year. Thanks for everything you and your coaches are doing."

Michael Faraci

"I remember the first day I spoke to you. I heard confidence and trust in your voice, you have not let me down and in fact have been and incredibly great friend and mentor to Jenny, brought the best out of her – thank you very much! You have a remarkable way of connecting and commanding respect, and you know the game so well. She is so happy and has developed into a decent LAX player thanks to your program.

Jenny’s confidence, playing ability and as important, friendships she has developed is incredible. Coach Pete and the girls are fabulous, the attention they give and the direction is excellent. Jenny could not be happier. Thank you very much to your team for making this an incredible part of Jenny’s life. Really spectacular."

John Albert

"My daughter started playing with the Jesters Elite in 3rd grade. The Coaches and administration have gone above and beyond to make my daughter feel comfortable and welcomed. Her teammates are lovely young ladies who are supportive of each other both ON and OFF the field. Jerry and Eric truly care about the girls and it shows through their passion for all of their teams. We are very happy to be a part of the Jesters family and look forward to many years to come."

Kari and Bob Nagengast

"As parents of two daughters, we are blown away by the growth and development that they have seen over the years that they have been a part of the Jesters family.  The dedication and support from the coaches makes our girls want to challenge themselves and be better lacrosse players.  The work ethic that is emphasized on the field by their coaches is something that they will take with them off the field in the future.  Being a part of the Jesters family has been, and continues to be an amazing experience for us."

Kristy and Mike Aievoli

"My daughter has been with the 2025 Extreme Team since its inception and she couldn’t be happier.  The girls on the team are her extended family and she can’t wait for her weekly practices and training sessions. When the Jesters say “family” or “sisters” it's not just words, its real, my daughter loves her teammates and coaches.  The Jesters family pushes her to always be a better lacrosse player!"

Brett Freebody

"Being part of Jesters has been such a rewarding experience for Caroline.  She loved every minute of it, learned so much and made some great friends.  This program far exceeded my expectations.  Thank you!"

Jennifer O'Doherty

"I wanted to let you know just how special my daughters experience was with the Jesters 2028 fury this past spring/summer.  Ryley, Shea and Eric took a shy, immature girl and gave her confidence and a sense of self worth.  Due to her younger age and natural immaturity, she was often quiet, scared and reserved especially in new situations because she had been made fun of by her peers in school.  Since training and playing with the Fury team, everyone from her teachers to family members and friends noticed the positive change in her attitude.  She has begun to come out of her shell and it is honestly quite amazing.  The camaraderie and positivity that the coaching staff have instilled in these girls goes so far beyond the field and my daughter is the proof! Recognizing that she has some work to do in terms of her lacrosse skills, she eagerly goes out every day and practices on her own because she had such a positive experience and even asked for private lessons to be the best she can be. Many thanks to you and your program for affording my daughter such a positive life experience!"

Christine B

"I just wanted to say that our (daughter Becky and I) experience with the Jesters was a great one and I appreciated John O'Connor, Taylor, and staff for all they did! I told your son Steven what a great coach I see that you are!!  You remind me of my football coach in high school.  You like him, drove yet encouraged your team to be the best they could be."

Scott Beickert

Hi Jerry, Giuliana (2025 black) said that you were at both games watching the team play on Sunday and I just have to repeat how I am impressed I am with your level of interest and dedication with this team - it's truly impressive.  I hope come tourney season they can make you proud. 

I am excited to see their growth and development and play hard and well this year.

Robert Versacci

I wanted to touch base with you and relay how great this past season was for my daughter and my family. From the very smooth club operations, communications, tournaments, emails, and questions that were met with speedy replies, Julia thoroughly enjoyed her year with the club, when we spoke before the season I’m glad you convinced us to join Jesters, it was the right move for us and we benefited greatly. You should be very proud of this entire program and all of your staff, including Coach Taylor, she not only taught my daughter how to be a better player, but she also taught her how to more importantly be a better young lady and further prepare her for her journey into the realm of a college recruiting prospect. She was, and still is always available for Julia, and is always willing to help in any situation, please extend my thanks to her for being a stellar example of which I can only hope my daughter follows. The club’s help with recruiting assistance, connectlax, game films, and every other aspect of guidance my daughter received is a direct reflection upon you for the outstanding services you provided to my daughter.    With all of this being said, I’m very proud to inform you that she received a very substantial athletic scholarship offer to play D2 Lacrosse at Notre Dame College, which as of now she has committed. If we remained where we were playing I’m convinced this would have not been possible, all credit goes to you and the Jesters program, thank you once again. Please continue to “Do What You Do” for the girls, the sky is the limit!!!! 

Robert Nowak

I wanted to share this with any parents who are new to this organization. My daughter went to an impromptu tryout for the Jesters seven years ago. She was taken on as a developmental player. My daughter listened and was pushed to work harder and harder. From winter workouts through her first season she worked, she hustled and she learned from great coaches. She was elevated to the 2023 black team her second year. The coaches were demanding and expected the girls to work. Again she went to work and trusted her coaches. The coaches instilled a confidence in my daughter that I don’t think anyone could have done. She worked, she practiced and she listened. My daughter trusted the process and is now committed to college to play lacrosse due to the hard work and absolute dedication of the Jesters coaches and staff!!!!!!!

Ted Wendling

"Just thought you’d like to know that tryouts just ended for POB HS Lax. Cami and Becca were the only 2 freshmen girls, to make the varsity squad.  It really is a testament to your program so thank you again for sticking with cami through the years and helping her get to where she is. She is so proud of herself."

Gideon Lubin

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Nation’s Best boys teams are comprised of athletes from Thunder Lacrosse, Annapolis Hawks, NXT, Kings Lacrosse, Breakers Lacrosse Club, CT Wolves, Top Gun Fighting Clams and Littlenecks and the seven 3d Markets. Coached by a mix of our top coaches from the varying markets, the boys are placed in a unique team experience that provides lasting relationships, in-depth training and competition against the very best out there.

Founded in 2016, the Nationals Lacrosse Club (LC) changed the youth club lacrosse paradigm forever by establishing the ONLY national team in the country not built with players from an organization’s regional teams. Starting with the Graduating Classes of 2022 and 2023, the Nationals LC brought together the best youth lacrosse players and professional coaches in the country for monthly training camps at the nation’s top colleges and universities. This format resulted in outstanding development opportunities for our players, incredibly strong teams who had winning results in every tournament they entered.

Today, the Nationals LC is still one of the only true “Nationals” teams with boys participating from all over the country (CO, TX, FL, NC, VA, MD, PA, NY, MA, CT, CA, etc.) that play on teams organized by graduation year. Our players meet once a month for minicamps and/or tournaments. We are not only looking for the best lacrosse players with high lacrosse IQ, but we also expect our players to be top athletes, academic scholars, and young men of the highest character, integrity, and sportsmanship. We are extremely selective and utilize a “Depth Chart” system to evaluate and rank our players by position throughout the year. The players at the top of the depth chart see the most playing time in tournaments and showcase events, and those at the bottom are encouraged to work harder in between minicamps to climb the chart at the next event. Throughout the past two years, our Nationals LC teams have consistently dominated the high school and youth club lacrosse landscape winning countless tournaments and earning countless numbers of NCAA Division I commitments.

Eighteen National is an unconventional playing opportunity for youth players from across the country. Blending premier competition, transformative coaching, & unparalleled experience. Founded in 2018, Eighteen’s sole purpose is to develop friendships, character, and passion for the game amongst all our players.

Elite international & domestic travel team| Growing the game through competition & training| Ambassadors for the Western U.S. lacrosse community

Hammer Time.

Project Midwest Lacrosse is a group of the top clubs in the Midwest made up of the following programs: Resolute (OH), Project Missouri (MO), Team Illinois (IL), Alpha Lacrosse (WI), Omnia (MI), Minnesota Loons (MN), No Excuses (TN) and LKS (KY). The goal of this partnership is to bring together top, like-minded clubs in the Midwest to provide athletes unique opportunities, host events & collaborate on travel teams. Project Midwest began in 2017 as a pathway for the best lacrosse players in the Midwest to come together and compete in top national tournaments. In just three years, Project Midwest has become one of the premier and most recruited clubs in the United States. With players going on to compete in every major college conference in the country, the USA U19 National Team and the Under Armour Senior All-American game, the program’s reputation of helping young men from the Midwest achieve their dreams is proven. Through this robust alliance, Project Midwest is uniquely positioned to use its collective resources to optimize player and family experiences.

Project Midwest offers National Team opportunities to member’s players using two unique platforms. PMW is excited to be a member of The Circuit, powered by Nike, to offer players between 5th and 8th grades the chance to compete in the most exclusive and competitive environment. The PMW Youth National Teams will participate in 2 events throughout the year with the hopes of being one of the top 4 teams in the country where they will attend the Circuit Final Four, to see which group is crowned as the best team in the country! Our rising 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders will participate with Team Project Midwest at the Naptown Challenge, to compete against the other top clubs from around the country. PMW hosts a Fall and Summer Invitational that is open to any non-member clubs that would like to participate. These serve as two of the largest recruiting events in the Midwest. Additional offerings to all players in the Midwest include both a Fall and Summer Recruiting Showcase for all high school aged athletes. There will also be a Youth Showcase for all 5th – 8th graders, prior to the Summer Invitational, that will serve as the tryout for The Circuit.

The Premier Lacrosse Club

In the years since its inception, Rebels Lacrosse Club has quickly grown to become one of the premier lacrosse programs in New York. With its dedication to top level coaching, training, and competition, as well as unrivaled communication and dedication to the growth of its athletes, Rebels Lacrosse has become a gold standard in the lacrosse community. ​ Those same core values that made Rebels Lacrosse Club the program that it is today are now expanding on a nationwide scale. With Rebels LC National launching in 2022, players around the country are now able to be part of the incredible Rebels program and enjoy the same amazing perks. Showcase your talent at top events around the country, guest play on Rebels regional teams, and gain access to exceptional college recruiting guidance.

Red Hots National is a premier club lacrosse program based out of Western PA. That is dedicated to developing the top youth lacrosse players from around the country. Our mission is to promote excellence within the game and create an unparalleled playing experience for rising players. 

The Red Hots compete against nationally recognized programs challenging our players at a young age to be the very best by playing the best. Our competitive model provides the elite player an opportunity to play throughout the year with our top regional/AA teams, Red Hots National Teams, and our World Series of Youth Lacrosse Team. We will evaluate players in person and on an invite-only basis. 

MOJO National is an elite invitation-only program that brings together the most talented lacrosse players from across the United States to compete in premier events such as The Circuit (2031s to 2028s) and Sand Storm Lacrosse Festival (2027s to 2025s). Mojo players are empowered to reach the next level as competitors, athletes, and exceptional individuals.

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The boys lacrosse midseason ranks tell the story of the first half. What will the second half bring?

About this time last year, the intro to my weekly rankings column was all about about the behavior problem in boys lacrosse .

One year later, it seems things have changed.

I’m going to preface this by saying I’m obviously not at every game, but the games I’ve been at have been pretty mild. The games have been intense, but the fans have showed up to games doing exactly what fans are supposed to do – going on the emotional rollercoaster ride sports provide and enjoying the ride.

The closest thing I’ve seen to unruly was a Moses Brown parent who was mouthing off during the Quakers’ home game against Barrington. The official walked over, chastised the entitled dad and told all the fans to look at the guy who was creating the problem, and, unsurprisingly, publicly embarrassing the guy who shouldn’t be allowed at games ever again worked.

(There was an obnoxious Westerly mom at the Westerly-Smithfield game who started berating a ref and screamed he “must have a short drive home,” only stopping when her daughter informed her I was taking her picture. I put it more on the mother’s ignorance – clearly she doesn’t realize North Smithfield, which is where the game was being played, is not the same place as Smithfield. That’ll happen.)

It’s good to see people going to games and realizing that the point is to enjoy the emotions that come with watching their kids play a sport. Maybe people are starting to realize that going to a game in a sport they don’t actually know or understand the rules for doesn’t give them a free pass to insult officials or challenge their integrity.

I just hope it continues. We’ll see what the second half brings.

As the games get bigger, it’s incredibly important to remind coaches – we need scores and results. Athletes are constantly in my DMs asking me to “pop out” to Game X or Game Y. We’ve made it clear we don’t discriminate sport, region or division, so we can’t we can’t be everywhere.

We still want to give the kids some shine when they play in and win these games and we’ve been trying in our daily roundups. We need coaches to send in scores and results and for lacrosse, it’s easy – email us ( [email protected] ) the final score, the three top goal scorers for the winning team and one or two top scorers from the losing team. If a goalie had a great game, throw in save numbers. If there was a big play – like a game-winning goal – note it so we can get it written up.

We need these stats and info my 10 p.m. on the day of games. Not 11:15, not 6:30 a.m. the next day, not on the weekend with the other games you didn’t send during the week.

Reporting scores is supposed to be the responsibility of the home team coach, but if you’re playing on the road and win and want to ensure your kids get to see their name online, that’s the best way to guarantee it.

So who are the best teams at the midway point? Here’s this week’s ranks.

ProJo Boys Lacrosse Power Rankings – Division I

1. la salle (8-0 division i).

Just your average week for the Rams with two games, two wins, total domination. There’s only three teams in the state that can compete with them – Bryant, Brown and Providence College. La Salle has two games this week, with double-digit wins coming at North Kingstown on Tuesday and at Barrington on Friday.

2. Moses Brown (6-1 Division I)

Losing to La Salle almost didn’t matter ; that was more of a test for the Quakers, who are going to put together something fun between now and the State Championship final to try and challenge the Rams. They’ll keep working this week at Mount St. Charles on Tuesday and finishing Friday at home against North Kingstown.

3. Hendricken (5-3 Division I)

4. north kingstown (4-3 division i).

I’d like to tell you more about these teams and the players on them but neither has been particularly great about sending in results from their home games this season so I guess we’ll have to wait and see if that changes. The Hawks travel to play Portsmouth Monday and host East Greenwich Friday while the Skippers host La Salle Tuesday and close the week at Moses Brown Friday.

Sauteing : Barrington (2-5 Division I)

ProJo Boys Lacrosse Power Rankings – Division II

1. prout (6-1 division ii).

After taking their first loss of the season during spring break, the Crusaders have responded the way champions want to and two convincing wins last week give them the top spot. We’re at the midway point of the season and it’s tough to find a reason why Prout won’t be in the final. The Crusaders have three games this week to prove as much – hosting Cumberland Monday, at Middletown Thursday and hosting Cranston West Saturday.

2. Cumberland (4-3 Division II)

I don’t know if the Clippers are the second-best team in the division but right now there’s only one team playing better. Cumberland grabbed a win over a tough Middletown team then beat Pilgrim last week, setting the stage for a big game Monday at Prout. The Clippers will finish the week hosting Chariho Thursday and two wins would make them the favorites in D-II.

3. Pilgrim (5-3 Division II)

It seems like the Patriots are either going to win the D-II title or not make the final. Pilgrim is just as good as everyone in this division, but last week’s loss to Cumberland show its far from a runaway favorite. The Patriots have two tough ones this week in Warwick, hosting Middletown on Monday before welcoming South Kingstown in on Thursday.

4. Cranston West (5-2)

Figuring out what to do with the Falcons was tough, but losing back-to-back games to Pilgrim and Prout made this seem like the right spot. Cranston West followed with a win over Chariho and it will need to have clean wins at Chariho Monday and at home against Coventry before Saturday’s big road rematch with Prout.

Sauteing : South Kingstown (5-3 Division II)

ProJo Boys Lacrosse Power Rankings – Division III

1. westerly (7-1 division iii).

This might be controversial after the Bulldogs lost to Smithfield on Thursday night , but how the teams reacted after the game said a lot. Westerly looked like a team that knew it cost itself the game and it was scary how calm the sideline was. That’s how you act when you’re the big dog – and the Bulldogs certainly are. Westerly have a non-leaguer Monday against Stonington before hosting Mt. Hope Wednesday and Ponaganset on Saturday.

2. Smithfield (7-1 Division III)

The Sentinels celebrated their win over Westerly like it was a championship, but that’s who they are. This team has confidence and has that swag coaches hate but have to embrace because it makes the team who they are. Smithfield is good – but it has to know it lit a fire under Westerly. The Sentinels will try to show they’re championship-worthy this week with a home matchup against Burrillville Wednesday in its only game of the week.

3. Narragansett (4-4 Division III)

Losing to Smithfield early in the week was the Mariners fourth in five games, but they followed it with an OT win over Toll Gate they desperately needed. Narragansett can contend with the top teams, but it needed to prove it could win a game first. The Mariners will continue to try and build this week with two road games – at Mt. Hope Monday and at Burrillville Tuesday.

4. Toll Gate (4-4 Division III)

After losing three of their first four, the Titans have won three of their last four with the lone loss coming in OT to Narragansett last week. This team is putting it together and needs to string together a strong second half to avoid getting stuck as the No. 4 seed. Toll Gate will try to grab a home win Tuesday against Ponaganset before looking for revenge Friday at Providence Country Day.

Sauteing : Mt. Hope (3-3 Division III)

ProJo Boys Lacrosse Power Rankings – Division IV

1. scituate (7-1 division iv).

Things couldn’t be going better for the Spartans, who followed their win over North Smithfield with two wins last week and now sit atop the D-IV standings. This week is going to be a tester, as Scituate plays three tough games – at North Smithfield Monday, at Lincoln Wednesday and hosting Rogers on Thursday. Three wins would set a tone for the rest of the season.

2. North Smithfield (7-1 Division IV)

After taking their first L of the season, the Northmen followed with two wins last week and can now get focused on the rematch. North Smithfield hosts Scituate Monday night in a game that should determine the top seed in D-IV, so yeah, I guess you can say it’s a pretty big game. The Northmen have two more on the schedule – traveling to play a tough Tiverton team Wednesday before hosting East Providence Friday night.

3. Tiverton (4-2 Division IV)

Is the team with the smallest roster in the division going to win the title? The Tigers might. It closed last week with a win over Lincoln and is now officially the team everyone should be afraid of (having the best player in D-IV in Miles Cormier certainly helps). Tiverton hosts North Providence Monday before a potentially huge game Wednesday at home against North Smithfield.

4. Lincoln (5-2 Division IV)

The Lions have lost two of their last three – ending last week with an 8-7 L to Tiverton – but they’re closer to No. 1 than being No. 5. Lincoln needs to come up with resume-building wins and this week will have a chance to get two. Monday’s home game is against a tricky Classical team, but Wednesday is the big one when they host Scituate.

Sauteing : Rogers (3-3 Division IV), Classical (4-2 Division IV)

Tess Calabria scores six goals as St. Anthony's girls lacrosse proves it's worthy of No. 1 national ranking

Tess Calabria of St. Anthony's moves past the Summit defense during a girls lacrosse game on Saturday, April 27, 2024 in Cold Spring Harbor. Credit: Dawn McCormick

There was St. Anthony’s racing down the field after the draw and there was Tess Calabria scoring, 10 seconds after this Gains for Brains game started. The nation’s No. 1-ranked girls lacrosse team had announced its presence quickly and loudly.

Calabria went on to show Summit from New Jersey why she’s bound for the University of North Carolina, and the undefeated Friars went on to show why the USA Lacrosse rankings have them at the summit.

They beat the 16th-ranked Hilltoppers, 9-2, on Saturday as part of the 20-team Gains for Brains charity event at Cold Spring Harbor.

And the four-time defending CHSAA AA state champs did it behind six goals and one assist from Calabria, one goal and four assists from fellow senior attack Brooke Long and the group’s superior play all over the field.

This team, loaded with 31 Division I commits, is up to 12-0.

“We’re really happy with our No. 1 ranking right now, but we know it doesn’t matter until the end of the season,” Calabria said. “So we’re treating every game like it’s our last. We’re just playing the next one in front of us as the most important.”

This one had an important cause attached.

The Gains for Brains games benefit the Making Headway Foundation. The money goes toward caring for children with brain and spinal cord tumors, assisting their families and furthering research.

“I always tell my girls that life is bigger than lacrosse,” said Darcy Messina, a former Friars player who’s in her first season as their head coach. “Certainly, they know that in more ways than one. Even yesterday, I shared with them a Kobe Bryant video and I believe that really hit close to home.

“A lot of these girls have so much stuff going on behind the scenes and I think it’s important to refresh their memories that life is bigger than lacrosse. Certainly, this beautiful event today shows that.”

By the time 1:11 had passed, the Hilltoppers (7-3) trailed 2-0. Calabria fed Long for a close-range goal.

“We just have fun together,” said Long, who’s a Penn State commit. “We have a lot of different sets we can work … I like working with Tess a lot.”

By halftime, St. Anthony’s led 6-2 and Calabria had three more goals.

“She’s insanely coachable,” Messina said. “She’s a leader. She respects the game. She respects her teammates.”

The Friars made it 8-2 after Calabria scored twice off Long assists in the third.

In the fourth, Long fed Megan Kenny for her second goal.

“I think they’re really solid all around,” Summit coach Mike Walsh said. “They don’t make a lot of mistakes, really disciplined. There’s nothing not to like about them as a team, honestly.”

Brian Heyman covers high school, college and pro sports. He joined Newsday in 2021 and previously worked as a sportswriter for The Journal News in White Plains and The Hudson Dispatch in Union City, New Jersey. His work has appeared in The New York Times, MLB.com and Baseball Digest magazine.

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Key Deadlines:

Feb. 16, 2024 - Association and Leader Registration (extended)

Apr. 14, 2024 - Field Registration 

Apr. 30, 2024 - Team Registration.  YLM voted in 2018 not to permit late team registrations, as it disrupts the scheduling process. 

May 14, 2024 -  Draft schedule to released associations for review.  This version of the schedule is intended for comment and reconciliation only and remains subject to significant change based on association feedback. Associations' c omments on draft schedules regarding conflicts and other issues due to YLM within 96 hours.  

May 18, 2024  - Comments on draft schedule due back from associations.  

May 20, 2024  - YLM Summer released.  Changes due to field closures and inclement weather remain possible. 

June 30, 2024  - Coach and Team Manager Registration.   By this date, associations must certify that all coaches:

• Have active USA Lacrosse coach membership (includes free background check)
• Have completed required coach education as approved at 2020 YLM AGM -- All coaches for 2022 must be USAL Brozne certified.
• For details, visit: USAL Coach Certification Webpage
• June 3, 2024 - League play begins.   Coaches and team managers should double-check the schedule on their YLM team page frequently and verify that they understand how to access "assigned officials" information on YLM website.

June 3, 2024 - Team Page Information Deadline .  Each team shall have at least one coach, team manager, or other association contact person's email address and telephone number posted on their YLM team page so that opponents can contact them in case of inclement weather, field closure, etc. 

June 30, 2024 - End of Season Jamboree Registration CLOSES .

July 1, 2024 - Team Rosters Deadline.  Team rosters must be locked in and published on each team's YLM team page; this is the team manager, coach, or association's responsibility. Final rosters must include players’ first name, last initial, and jersey number. (Teams should privately retain rosters that include player's first and last names, dates of birth, and USA Lacrosse member numbers, and make that private information available to YLM within 15 minutes of request at the YLM state tournaments.) 

July 2-6, 2024  -  Independence Day Blackout Dates.   No YLM games will be scheduled for these dates.

July 20-21, 2024 -  6U/8U/10U End-of-Season Jamborees 

July 1, 2024 and select Fridays - 12U-14U Make-Up Dates .

July 19, 2024  - All scores must be reported by 10:00pm in order to be counted in YLM State Tournament seeding.   Failure to report a score may result in a team being barred from tournament play. 

July 21, 2024  - Release of YLM Tournament schedule

July 27-28, 2024 YLM State Tournament Weekend for all 12U and 14U teams

2023 Annual General Membership Mtg (AGM)

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November 5th, 2023

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Association and leader registration, field registration, team registration, coach & team manager registration, 2024 jamboree registration, lacrosse officials needed.

Please see the message below from UMLOA Men's Game State Coordinator, Jon Day.

We are always looking to increase our ranks for officials.  We have a good training program and many of us (me included) have never played in a single game!  I am hoping that you can help get the word out to your programs. We find many good officials who really like the game and want to stay involved in some way either while they are playing, coaching or just watching.

Youth Officials need to be at least 14 years old.  High school players can officiate as well and many do even during the season.   We get many kids coming back from college who pick up games as soon as they get back.  We have even had a few officials do games in KS and WI who are in college.

For more information on becoming an official, visit  http://www.umloa.org/join

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YLM Annual General Meeting

YLM held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on  November 15, 2022 from 6-8pm at the City of Bloomington City Hall   in the City Council chambers at 1800 W Old Shakopee Road Bloomington, MN  55431.

Member associations in attendance elected a slate of candidates for open positions as follows:

Chris Larson - Vice President of Administration Deb Mau - Treasurer Colin Winkler - Secretary Matt Dempsey - State Youth Referee Coordinator

The PowerPoint presentation from the 2023 AGM can be viewed HERE  

Rules Changes

USAL and NFHS announced 2023 rules changes on September 7, 2022.  For more information see USAL's press release  and check out USAL's rules page linked below. 

2023 USAL Youth and NFHS Boys' Rule Changes

Usa lacrosse rules page, heat guidelines, usl coaching clinic lookup page, 2023 ylm association membership fee.

$500 per association.  Covers YLM overhead and administrative costs, including website, webmaster, scheduling.   A $300 year-end refund will be available to each association that timely fulfills its responsibility to post team coaches' contact information on all teams' YLM team pages; register and train coaches as required by YLM;  and post team rosters to YLM team pages by published deadlines. Associations must  request  their refunds after the season and certify compliance. YLM reserves the right to verify compliance.   

2023 Summer League Team Fees

6U team fees:   $0 again for 2022. Provides six games with out officials, as well as year-end jamboree .

8U team fees:   $550 per team. Includes six games with one to two officials per game (including assigning fees and RefPay fees), as well as year-end jamboree . 10U team fees:   $750 per team. Includes eight games with one to two officials per game (including assigning fees and RefPay fees), as well as year-end jamboree .

12U team fees:   $900 per team for both A-level and B-level teams. Includes ten games with two officials per game (including assigning fees and RefPay fees) and district playoff/state tournament games. 14U team fees:   $900 per team for both A-level and B-level teams. includes ten games with two officials per game (including assigning fees and RefPay fees) and district playoff/state tournament games.

• Coach and Team Manger Registration is  OPEN . All coaches and team managers need to be registered with YLM in order to ensure insurance compliance and verify USAL coach background checks and USAL Level 1 certification for all coaches (due June 11, 2023).   

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2023 YLM Age Groups

*Extended age cut-off date (June 1) for YLM 14U league play applies to players who have not yet entered 9th grade. Players who have begun high school cannot play on a YLM 14U team regardless of age .

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If your association would like to host an in-person YLM Town Hall, please contact YLM at   [email protected] . 

Next YLM Town Hall: TBD

YLM will host virtual town halls in January, February, and March as needed to address member associations' questions about scheduling, calendaring, rostering, coach training requirements, and more.

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Girls lacrosse: 2024 Morris County Tournament bracket, schedule, scores

Undefeated Morristown girls lacrosse received the No. 1 seed in the Morris County Tournament at the coaches' meeting on April 24

The Colonials are the defending MCT champions , after beating Chatham last spring. They also upended the Cougars in a regular-season game on April 20.

Chatham received the No. 2 seed. Mendham, Madison and Mountain Lakes fill out the top five, all of which received byes and await second-round opponents.

The first round must be played by April 27, followed by the second round by May 1, all hosted by the better seed. The quarterfinals will be on May 4.

FDU-Florham will host the semifinal doubleheader on May 8. The MCT final will be at 7 p.m. May 11 at Mount Olive.

This file will be updated all tournament long with scores and future schedules. All schedules are subject to change.

First round

No. 17 Park Regional 8, No. 16 Pequannock 3

No. 13 Morristown Beard 14, No. 20 Parsippany Hills 2

No. 12 Montville 19, No. 21 Morris Catholic 5

No. 15 Morris Hills 19, No. 18 St. Elizabeth 15

No. 14 Kinnelon 8, No. 19 Villa Walsh 7

Second round

No. 17 Park Regional at No. 1 Morristown, Monday, 4 p.m.

No. 9 Mount Olive at No. 8 West Morris, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

No. 13 Morristown Beard at No. 4 Madison, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

No. 11 Roxbury at No. 6 Randolph, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

No. 10 Jefferson at No. 7 Morris Knolls, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

No. 12 Montville at No. 5 Mountain Lakes, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

No. 15 Morris Hills at No. 2 Chatham, Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.

No. 14 Kinnelon at No. 3 Mendham, Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.

Quarterfinals

May 8 at FDU-Florham, 4 and 6 p.m.

May 11 at Mount Olive, 7 p.m.

This article originally appeared on Morristown Daily Record: NJ girls lacrosse: 2024 Morris County Tournament scores, schedule

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