With verbal commitments by high school underclassmen now commonplace, Joe DeMarco’s story becomes even more noteworthy.

HSNote_600x400_01_12The senior faceoff specialist, who had been planning on playing collegiately at the Division III level, attracted late Division I interest and now is headed to national finalist Syracuse.

For more on that and other top stories from the week that was in the tristate, check Joe Lombardi’s latest column on tristate lacrosse for InsideLacrosse.com.

With the 2013 season now complete, our latest poll question asks, “Who do you think was the MVP of the 2013 boys lax season in the tristate area?”

To vote, go to the right panel of this page. Then, scroll past the “New Comments” and “Popular” tabs and click on “Poll.” You will then see the poll questions and can cast your vote from the multiples choices, or, write in your choice if it’s not one of the choices.

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