Best alums from dmv area

[Anonymous]

Dalton Young had two goals in the PLL semi final for Denver and a public school players locally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Alex Aust

OP specified “currently in college”

and others started talking about PLL for the men so why not expand beyond college for the women as well?

[Anonymous]

Dalton Young had two goals in the PLL semi final for Denver and a public school players locally.

[Anonymous]

The local boys seems to have a better history of developing college talent compared to the local girls. Why do we think that is? The girls seem to have more opportunities for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Alex Aust

She's the best girl from the DC area for sure!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The best player to come out of the DC area in the past decade is Jackson Eicher (Army) He was a Tewaaraton finalist last year.

What's wild is he played for Episcopal in HS.
While a solid HS program, historically its not on the same caliber as a Landon, GP or GZ.

Note, I'm not including STAB alums as the DC area.

Everybody can have their favorite, but best player in 10 years in certainly up for debate. And Eicher also went to Fauquier High School. Not really that wild, individual talent doesn't equate to team standing.

The best pro guys now are Rowlett, Young and Rexrode, from NOVA publics. Posey was getting there, not sure if he got injured in the back half of the year.

[Anonymous]

Eicher transferred to Episcopal from a NOVA Public.

https://goarmywestpoint.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/roster/jackson-eicher/22573

Rowlett comes off as complete tool/ lax bro. He is not the best role model for this sport.

[Anonymous]

Using a somewhat generous definition of DMV, Megan Taylor remains the only goalie to win the Tewaaraton.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Using a somewhat generous definition of DMV, Megan Taylor remains the only goalie to win the Tewaaraton.

By that definition, Taylor Cummings are her three Tewaaraton’s probably take the cake

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Matan (Gonzaga) and Checo (SJC) have had successful careers

Not sure if Matan was injured or not but Duffy took his spot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Matan (Gonzaga) and Checo (SJC) have had successful careers

Not sure if Matan was injured or not but Duffy took his spot.

I don't know why he's on a thread for the best alums in the DMV, but he started almost 2/3 of the games in 2024, and 18 out of 18 while mostly playing the whole game this year. Duffy also started.

[Anonymous]

From SSSAS, Emmy Pascal and Annabel Frist were both on the Tewaaraton Watch List last season. Pascal is a four year starter at Yale--who ended the season ranked fifth in the country--and Captain for Yale n the coming season. First was injured last year, I think an ACL tear, but may well also be a Stanford Captain this coming season. They finished last year top 10. Not sure of any other current standouts still in college.

[Anonymous]

Checco has led D1 in CTs for his first 3 yrs. One more good year and he is an all time D1 great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The best player to come out of the DC area in the past decade is Jackson Eicher (Army) He was a Tewaaraton finalist last year.

What's wild is he played for Episcopal in HS.
While a solid HS program, historically its not on the same caliber as a Landon, GP or GZ.

Note, I'm not including STAB alums as the DC area.

Do not remember him at EHS but yes he is a monster at the top D1 level

[Anonymous]

Taylor Cummings, Lizzie Colson, Kori Edmondson