Which DMV high schools have women players on IL T25 teams right now?

[Anonymous]

Interesting article out of TopOfTheCircle from New Jersey. Only 7 girls out of the WAC/ISL/Public made the list. Compiles by someone without any ties to local clubs/teams. Maybe the dc area just is not as good as you all think.




Jan. 28, 2020 — The All-Decade Team
January 28, 2020 at 2:42 am · Filed under Uncategorized and tagged: Lacrosse

Presentation1

OK, gang. Let’s just leave this up front: there’s going to be a 400-goal scorer or a 600-point scorer that’s going to be left off this team.

That’s because there have been so many great players who have dominated this decade, it’s impossible to find room for them all, and this included players whose teams didn’t load up on one key attack, but were difficult to stop because they were in great team settings.

Here’s our attempt at a Team of the Decade for this, the Score-O Decade:

FIRST TEAM
Sam Apuzzo, West Babylon (N.Y.)
Bridget Bianco, Moorestown (N.J.)
Taylor Cummings, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Megan Douty, Rumson-Fair Haven (N.J.)
Besser Dyson, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Abbey Friend, Canandaigua (N.Y.) Academy
Anya Gersoff, Greenwood Village Cherry Creek (Colo.)
Maddie Jenner, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Marie McCool, Moorestown (N.J.)
Daniela McMahon, Saddle River (N.J.) Country Day School
Jamie Ortega, Newfield Middle Country (N.Y.)
Carly Reed, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Zoe Stukenberg, Marriottsville Marriotts Ridge (Md.)
Kayla Treanor, Niskayuna (N.Y.)
Sophia Turchetta, Harvard Bromfield (Mass.)
Corinne Wessels, Manassas Osbourn Park (Va.)
Megan Whittle, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Molly Wolf, Baltimore Bryn Mawr (Md.)
Caitlyn Wurzburger, Delray American Heritage (Fla.)

SECOND TEAM
Madison Ahern, Cohasset (Mass.)
Andie Aldave, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Zoe Belodeau, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Tatum Coffey, Toms River (N.J.) North
Jen Cook, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Erin Coykendall, Spencerport (N.Y.)
Jane Earley, Falmouth (Mass.) Academy
Asa Goldstock, New Hampton (N.H.) School
Brindi Griffin, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Allison Hunter, Cape May Court House Middle Township (N.J.)
Gussie Johns, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Hannah Mardiney, Towson Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Kara Mupo, Rocky Point (N.Y.)
Katie O’Donnell, West Chester (Pa.) Henderson
Blair Pearre, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Taylor Pinzone, Waltham (Mass.)
Charlie Rudy, Novato (Calif.)
Caileigh Sindall, Olney Good Counsel (Md.)
Sammy Jo Tracy, Bedford Fox Lane (N.Y.)

THIRD TEAM
Madison Ahern, Hingham Notre Dame Academy (Mass.)
Maggie Bill, South Huntington St. Anthony (N.Y.)
Gabbe Cadoux, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Cortney Fortunato, Northport (N.Y.)
Ela Hazar, Westwood (Mass.)
Olivia Hompe, New Canaan (Conn.)
Rachel Igoe, Framingham (Mass.)
Mackenzie Kent, Braintree Thayer Academy (Mass.) and Dedham Noble & Greenough (Mass.)
Michaela Michael, Atherton Menlo (Calif.)
Alex Moore, Allentown (N.J.)
Katie Rich, Westwood (Mass.)
Bridget Ruskey, Cape May Court House Middle Township (N.J.)
Miri Shane, Princeton (N.J.)
Charlotte Sofield, Alexandria Bishop Ireton (Va.)
Covie Stanwick, Towson Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Courtney Swan, Vero Beach (Fla.)
Taylor Trimble, Newtown Square Episcopal Academy (Pa.)
Sloan Warren, Bryn Mawr Baldwin School (Pa.)
Francesca Whitehurst, Baltimore Roland Park (Md.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would be interested in how many girls over the past 10 years went on to be Tewaaraton list or All American in college. I would imagine it is less than 20.

Its remarkably low considering the numbers of girls that play lax in college from the DC area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interesting article out of TopOfTheCircle from New Jersey. Only 7 girls out of the WAC/ISL/Public made the list. Compiles by someone without any ties to local clubs/teams. Maybe the dc area just is not as good as you all think.




Jan. 28, 2020 — The All-Decade Team
January 28, 2020 at 2:42 am · Filed under Uncategorized and tagged: Lacrosse

Presentation1

OK, gang. Let’s just leave this up front: there’s going to be a 400-goal scorer or a 600-point scorer that’s going to be left off this team.

That’s because there have been so many great players who have dominated this decade, it’s impossible to find room for them all, and this included players whose teams didn’t load up on one key attack, but were difficult to stop because they were in great team settings.

Here’s our attempt at a Team of the Decade for this, the Score-O Decade:

FIRST TEAM
Sam Apuzzo, West Babylon (N.Y.)
Bridget Bianco, Moorestown (N.J.)
Taylor Cummings, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Megan Douty, Rumson-Fair Haven (N.J.)
Besser Dyson, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Abbey Friend, Canandaigua (N.Y.) Academy
Anya Gersoff, Greenwood Village Cherry Creek (Colo.)
Maddie Jenner, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Marie McCool, Moorestown (N.J.)
Daniela McMahon, Saddle River (N.J.) Country Day School
Jamie Ortega, Newfield Middle Country (N.Y.)
Carly Reed, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Zoe Stukenberg, Marriottsville Marriotts Ridge (Md.)
Kayla Treanor, Niskayuna (N.Y.)
Sophia Turchetta, Harvard Bromfield (Mass.)
Corinne Wessels, Manassas Osbourn Park (Va.)
Megan Whittle, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Molly Wolf, Baltimore Bryn Mawr (Md.)
Caitlyn Wurzburger, Delray American Heritage (Fla.)

SECOND TEAM
Madison Ahern, Cohasset (Mass.)
Andie Aldave, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Zoe Belodeau, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Tatum Coffey, Toms River (N.J.) North
Jen Cook, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Erin Coykendall, Spencerport (N.Y.)
Jane Earley, Falmouth (Mass.) Academy
Asa Goldstock, New Hampton (N.H.) School
Brindi Griffin, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Allison Hunter, Cape May Court House Middle Township (N.J.)
Gussie Johns, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Hannah Mardiney, Towson Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Kara Mupo, Rocky Point (N.Y.)
Katie O’Donnell, West Chester (Pa.) Henderson
Blair Pearre, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Taylor Pinzone, Waltham (Mass.)
Charlie Rudy, Novato (Calif.)
Caileigh Sindall, Olney Good Counsel (Md.)
Sammy Jo Tracy, Bedford Fox Lane (N.Y.)

THIRD TEAM
Madison Ahern, Hingham Notre Dame Academy (Mass.)
Maggie Bill, South Huntington St. Anthony (N.Y.)
Gabbe Cadoux, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Cortney Fortunato, Northport (N.Y.)
Ela Hazar, Westwood (Mass.)
Olivia Hompe, New Canaan (Conn.)
Rachel Igoe, Framingham (Mass.)
Mackenzie Kent, Braintree Thayer Academy (Mass.) and Dedham Noble & Greenough (Mass.)
Michaela Michael, Atherton Menlo (Calif.)
Alex Moore, Allentown (N.J.)
Katie Rich, Westwood (Mass.)
Bridget Ruskey, Cape May Court House Middle Township (N.J.)
Miri Shane, Princeton (N.J.)
Charlotte Sofield, Alexandria Bishop Ireton (Va.)
Covie Stanwick, Towson Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Courtney Swan, Vero Beach (Fla.)
Taylor Trimble, Newtown Square Episcopal Academy (Pa.)
Sloan Warren, Bryn Mawr Baldwin School (Pa.)
Francesca Whitehurst, Baltimore Roland Park (Md.)

Too bad you need a VHS machine to watch their games lol. The past has passed you by ...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interesting article out of TopOfTheCircle from New Jersey. Only 7 girls out of the WAC/ISL/Public made the list. Compiles by someone without any ties to local clubs/teams. Maybe the dc area just is not as good as you all think.




Jan. 28, 2020 — The All-Decade Team
January 28, 2020 at 2:42 am · Filed under Uncategorized and tagged: Lacrosse

Presentation1

OK, gang. Let’s just leave this up front: there’s going to be a 400-goal scorer or a 600-point scorer that’s going to be left off this team.

That’s because there have been so many great players who have dominated this decade, it’s impossible to find room for them all, and this included players whose teams didn’t load up on one key attack, but were difficult to stop because they were in great team settings.

Here’s our attempt at a Team of the Decade for this, the Score-O Decade:

FIRST TEAM
Sam Apuzzo, West Babylon (N.Y.)
Bridget Bianco, Moorestown (N.J.)
Taylor Cummings, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Megan Douty, Rumson-Fair Haven (N.J.)
Besser Dyson, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Abbey Friend, Canandaigua (N.Y.) Academy
Anya Gersoff, Greenwood Village Cherry Creek (Colo.)
Maddie Jenner, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Marie McCool, Moorestown (N.J.)
Daniela McMahon, Saddle River (N.J.) Country Day School
Jamie Ortega, Newfield Middle Country (N.Y.)
Carly Reed, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Zoe Stukenberg, Marriottsville Marriotts Ridge (Md.)
Kayla Treanor, Niskayuna (N.Y.)
Sophia Turchetta, Harvard Bromfield (Mass.)
Corinne Wessels, Manassas Osbourn Park (Va.)
Megan Whittle, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Molly Wolf, Baltimore Bryn Mawr (Md.)
Caitlyn Wurzburger, Delray American Heritage (Fla.)

SECOND TEAM
Madison Ahern, Cohasset (Mass.)
Andie Aldave, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Zoe Belodeau, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Tatum Coffey, Toms River (N.J.) North
Jen Cook, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Erin Coykendall, Spencerport (N.Y.)
Jane Earley, Falmouth (Mass.) Academy
Asa Goldstock, New Hampton (N.H.) School
Brindi Griffin, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Allison Hunter, Cape May Court House Middle Township (N.J.)
Gussie Johns, Alexandria St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes (Va.)
Hannah Mardiney, Towson Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Kara Mupo, Rocky Point (N.Y.)
Katie O’Donnell, West Chester (Pa.) Henderson
Blair Pearre, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Taylor Pinzone, Waltham (Mass.)
Charlie Rudy, Novato (Calif.)
Caileigh Sindall, Olney Good Counsel (Md.)
Sammy Jo Tracy, Bedford Fox Lane (N.Y.)

THIRD TEAM
Madison Ahern, Hingham Notre Dame Academy (Mass.)
Maggie Bill, South Huntington St. Anthony (N.Y.)
Gabbe Cadoux, Owings Mills McDonogh (Md.)
Cortney Fortunato, Northport (N.Y.)
Ela Hazar, Westwood (Mass.)
Olivia Hompe, New Canaan (Conn.)
Rachel Igoe, Framingham (Mass.)
Mackenzie Kent, Braintree Thayer Academy (Mass.) and Dedham Noble & Greenough (Mass.)
Michaela Michael, Atherton Menlo (Calif.)
Alex Moore, Allentown (N.J.)
Katie Rich, Westwood (Mass.)
Bridget Ruskey, Cape May Court House Middle Township (N.J.)
Miri Shane, Princeton (N.J.)
Charlotte Sofield, Alexandria Bishop Ireton (Va.)
Covie Stanwick, Towson Notre Dame Prep (Md.)
Courtney Swan, Vero Beach (Fla.)
Taylor Trimble, Newtown Square Episcopal Academy (Pa.)
Sloan Warren, Bryn Mawr Baldwin School (Pa.)
Francesca Whitehurst, Baltimore Roland Park (Md.)

Interesting list. This a list of high school accomplishments, right? Many of the above we great high school players but might not have done as much in college.

[Anonymous]

that is a great point, even girls who excel in high school sometimes can't make the transition to college game.

[Anonymous]

The new pre-season rankings are out. Thoughts? What’s going on with FSU’s roster size?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The new pre-season rankings are out. Thoughts? What’s going on with FSU’s roster size?

35 listed currently on the roster. I know they brought in some transfers this winter. Probably have some DSAs. Heard next year they could potentially be upper 40s. I'm sure some tough conversations will occur at the end of the season.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The new pre-season rankings are out. Thoughts? What’s going on with FSU’s roster size?

35 listed currently on the roster. I know they brought in some transfers this winter. Probably have some DSAs. Heard next year they could potentially be upper 40s. I'm sure some tough conversations will occur at the end of the season.

FSU has opted in which means they will have a max roster limit of 38 player….

[Anonymous]

FSU will have to cut players! How does the DSA work again?

[Anonymous]

Getting back to the OP: here are the local schools with D1 commits. Any surprises?

Langley: Yale and Drexel (2)

GC: NW, Stony Brook, Denver

SR: UNC, BC, UVA, Denver (2), Drexel

SSSA: Yale, Stanford, Hopkins, UVA (2) and Navy

Potomac: Duke x2, Michigan

SJC: NW, Yale, Penn, Harvard (2), UMass, Drexel

Visi: Stanford, Michigan, Denver, Drexel