For the PP who said all the D1 schools are done committing now, that is completely false. Just look at toplaxrecruits instagram site, there's your proof, that they are still committing.

Confirmed- 2 of the Metro 23s are from the B team going to both D3 schools, so it looks like the majority of the Metro A team are D1 commits. Hats off to all 23s committing to their respected schools.

And 2 of those Pride commits (Temple and ODU) are from their Pride Baltimore team, which was the team they bought from Bitmore and not really a part of the Pride mold. They already folded that program 2025 and under.

Top D1s are all pretty much done for 2023s. The next big date for 2023s will be July 1 for NESCACs which are great schools and good lacrosse. I imagine there will be many announcements then for Pride 23s and other clubs.

I think a few of the Metro Commits are from their B team, just for a level playing field in the list.

I would think more Pride A and Cap B soon. Any Pride B?

Any Pride ‘23s? There are some talented players on that team not yet committed. The kind who should go to impressive schools.

Add to va metro 23 black an Oregon commit and a Bryant commit. Congrats to all the players.

No money honey. You won’t get financial aid package until you apply

Updating these lists … any changes?

Pride (seven):

- West Point (2)
- Christopher Newport (1)
- AZ State
- Richmond
- Temple
- ODU

Capital ‘23 A (19); B (seven):

- Princeton
- Brown
- Harvard
- Columbia
- Northwestern
- Navy
- UVA (2)
- Michigan (2)
- ECU
- Georgetown
- St. Jo’s (2)
- Colgate
- Hopkins
- VCU
- Richmond
- Pitt

Capital ‘23 B:

- Butler
- Elon
- Denison (2)
- Cinci
- Liberty
- Oregon

VA Metro ‘23 (15):

- Mary Washington (2)
- Cinci (2)
- Winthrop
- Michigan
- Lafayette
- Denison
- Shenandoah (2)
- Albany
- Old Dominion (2)
- Merchant Marine Academy
- JMU

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:as a parent of an Ivy League grad and athlete I have first hand experience. There are zero athletic scholarships, all financial aid is needs based, so if your household makes 250k a year you will get zippy in aid. You can apply for grants and such but those are all unique to there quals. So if you are looking to play Ivy League lax it can be very expensive.

Needs based = coach needs another middie.

Idiot. You know bupkiss.

Lighten up Francis -- it's a joke.

The top tier may be gone, but will be telling to see where/if the other kids go and how good the coaches are about getting them places.

I think that NESCACs can’t make offers to 2023’s until July 1. That should be the next round of commits for 2023s. I think.

Anonymous wrote:After the first big fall push, it’s going to telling how the next level falls out.

🤣🤣 Telling of what, exactly? Who wasn’t recruited before? Kids are committing everyday, none to big programs since those spots were picked up in September/October.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:as a parent of an Ivy League grad and athlete I have first hand experience. There are zero athletic scholarships, all financial aid is needs based, so if your household makes 250k a year you will get zippy in aid. You can apply for grants and such but those are all unique to there quals. So if you are looking to play Ivy League lax it can be very expensive.

Needs based = coach needs another middie.

Idiot. You know bupkiss.

Anonymous wrote:as a parent of an Ivy League grad and athlete I have first hand experience. There are zero athletic scholarships, all financial aid is needs based, so if your household makes 250k a year you will get zippy in aid. You can apply for grants and such but those are all unique to there quals. So if you are looking to play Ivy League lax it can be very expensive.

Needs based = coach needs another middie.