Three-sport athletes are a rarity these days. In that case, Eric Radbourne is an extreme rarity. Because in addition to playing soccer and hockey, Radbourne plays both box and field lacrosse. Soon, field lacrosse will be his sole sport. The Trinity-Pawling School (N.Y.) attackman/midfielder and Guelph, Ontario, native Eric Radbourne has verballed to the University […]

As the start of the 2014 season rapidly approaches, we will be providing check-ins with some of the top teams from not only the nation’s No. 1 hotbed for the lacrosse, the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate region, but beyond. What better team to start with than Ward Melville? After all, the Patriots were the consensus […]

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Teams from throughout the region will be joining together for a good cause from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 30. That’s when the eighth annual Sticks for Soldiers Classic will be held at Fairfield Ludlowe High School’s Taft Field in Fairfield, Conn. There are boys varsity, boys JV and girls varsity divisions. […]

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It’s been a tumultuous fall for the Cornell University men’s lacrosse program. A hazing incident resulted in the Big Red pulling the plug on its fall event schedule. Then, head coach Ben DeLuca was relieved of his duties. Cornell suffered another setback earlier this week when one of the top defensemen on Long Island, Smithtown […]

One of the hottest lacrosse programs in New York’s Hudson Valley is Pleasantville. The Panthers made it all the way to the Section 1 Class C final this past spring, where they fell to eventual state finalist Bronxville. Pleasantville should be in the thick of the title race once again next season, with a stong […]

On this Thanksgiving day, we want to take a moment to thank you for visiting each day and for keeping in touch with us not only here, but on our other platforms, including Facebook.com/LaxLessons and Twitter.com/LaxLessons. This summer, we also added a new platform: Lacrosse Insider. Since its launch on July 6, we’ve provided a […]

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Cornell University has been prominent in the headlines in the lacrosse world, but not for the reasons it would hope. A hazing incident resulted in Cornell pulling the plug on its fall event schedule. Then, head coach Ben DeLuca was relieved of his duties. Now, the Big Red has suffered another setback. Joe Lombardi is […]

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Owen Jones’ college selection process was a bit more complicated than most. In a good way. You see, the Bronxville High School senior faceoff specialist is also a kicker and punter in football who was recruited by Yale, Harvard and Princeton as a punter. But Jones has decided on lacrosse — and Yale. His commitment […]

John Salcedo’s best lacrosse is still ahead of him. And that’s saying something. After all, the sophomore at Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft, N.J., has already accomplished a lot playing the sport despite his young age. But there’s more to come. Plenty more. The 5-foot-10, 175-pound midfielder, who performed well at the Maverik Showtime National […]

We head up to New York’s Hudson Valley for this latest update with a pair of new commitments to report. We start with the Class of 2015 and the Trinity-Pawling School. The Pride has just picked up its fifth junior commitment. Joe Lombardi is reporting that attackman/midfielder and Guelph, Ontario, native Eric Radbourne has verballed […]

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We begin our eighth and final batch of Fall Signing Week photos at Ridgewood HS (N.J.) where Owen Smith (Hobart) and Max Mollihan (Mount St Mary’s) put pen to paper. You can read our previous Signing Week stories and photo galleries here. Eastport-South Manor (NY) A/M Matt Ragimierski signs his NLI with Boston University. Mahopac […]

We have two commitments to report in this update from players on teams that competed in today’s Shoreham-Wading River Fall Classic. We also have a major D-I verbal from a 2016 New Jersey standout. More on that, and the Fall Classic, in this report. We start with St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) and Bronxville (N.Y.), who were […]

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Speed and skills are two of the most vital skills a lacrosse player can have. But size matters. Victor Titone of Kings Park High School (N.Y.) is a perfect example. The 6-foot-4, 205-pound Titone, a senior, is an aggressive defenseman who can also be intimidating force for opposing attackmen. You can watch his highlight reel […]

It will be football weather on Sunday, Nov. 24, but there will be plenty of lacrosse on Long Island. That’s because 40 high school teams that have combined to win 40 state titles will be converging for the Shoreham-Wading River Fall Classic at Farmingdale State College. Action begins at 9 a.m. and lasts until 2 […]

The fall lacrosse showcase schedule was in full force last weekend with five events. But things have quieted considerably this weekend. The big events on the calendar will be in North Carolina and on Long Island. The event in North Carolina is the  Jake Reed Fall Nike Blue Chip Camp set for Saturday, Nov. 23 […]