HS teammates will stay together at next level

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LaxLessons.com | August 26, 2012

A total of eight players from three of the top high schools programs in the tristate area — Massapequa, Chaminade and Yorktown — will remain teammates at the collegiate levels.

That’s among the topics Joe Lombardi explores in his latest column on the tristate lacrosse scene for InsideLacrosse.com.

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One Response to “HS teammates will stay together at next level”

  1. Laxit says:
    August 28, 2012 at 3:34 PM

    Good story about these varsity players going to the same college teams. Testament to the strength of lacrosse in this region.

    Reply

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