BALTIMORE - US Lacrosse has announced the 120 players that have been
selected to try out for the 2003 US Men's U-19 Lacrosse Team. The tryouts
will be held from July 11-14, 2002 at the University of Maryland-Baltimore
County. A total of 23 players will be selected from those tryouts to
represent the United States at the International Lacrosse Federation U-19
World Championship from June 26-July 3 , 2003 at Towson (Md.) University.
A total of 34 attackmen, 38 midfielders, 36 defensemen and 12 goalies were
invited to participate in the tryouts by a 10-person team competition
committee. Players were nominated to be considered for the tryouts by US
Lacrosse's 64 regional high school chairs. The players participating in the
tryouts represent 21 states plus the District of Columbia.
The 2003 International Federation of Women's Lacrosse Associations will hold
its 2003 U-19 world championship in conjunction with the ILF championship.
The tryouts for the 2003 US Women's U-19 Team will be held August 12-14,
2002 at the United Sports Training Center in Downingtown, Pa.
Att - Oliver Bacon Charlotte Country Day NC 2003
Att - Walker Bateman Highland UT 2003
Att - Joseph Benson McDonogh MD 2002
Att - Brian Boyle Pinkerton Academy NH 2003
Att - Steven Brooks Libertyville IL 2002
Att - Taylor Brown Governor Dummer Academy MA 2002
Att - Bret Caretsky Northport NJ 2002
Att - James Coffin Brunswick School CT 2002
Att - Gregory Cohen Syosset NY 2003
Att - Matthew Danowski Farmingdale NY 2003
Att - Luke Dixson Bishop O' Connell DC 2002
Att - Daniel Flannery Garden City NY 2002
Att - Brett Garber Avon Old Farms CT 2003
Att - Seth Goldberg Yale University CT 2005
Att - Peter Greco St Francis NY 2002
Att - Bobby Griebe Boys' Latin MD 2002
Att - Brad Heritage Cheshire CT 2002
Att - Brian Hubschmann Delbarton School NJ 2002
Att - Adam Kenney Detroit Country Day MI 2003
Att - Brandon Logigian Huntington NY 2003
Att - Jamie Lovejoy Rutgers University NJ 2005
Att - John Manners Springfield PA 2002
Att - Bill McGlone Ridley PA 2002
Att - Steven Mull Fallston MD 2002
Att - Craig Nolan Jesuit College Prep TX 2002
Att - Kurt Nordhoff Mt. Hebron MD 2002
Att - Alexander Rochon Monte Vista CA 2003
Att - Austin Rodgers Loyola Blakefield MD 2002
Att - Adam Smith Bainbridge WA 2002
Att - Brian Trombino Saint Anthony's NY 2002
Att - Patrick Walsh Wantagh NY 2002
Att - Joseph Walters Irondequoit NY 2002
Att - Ryan Zipperly Bishop Moore FL 2002
Att - Ryan Zordani Heritage CO 2002
Mid - Michael Abbott Nottingham NY 2002
Mid - Bryan Adams Guilderland NY 2002
Mid - Paul Andrews Walter Johnson MD 2002
Mid - Andrew Bender Wooster OH 2002
Mid - Joseph Boulukos Cold Spring Harbor NY 2002
Mid - Evan Calvert Centennial MD 2003
Mid - Cory Coffman Riverside NC 2003
Mid - Michael DeSantis Lincoln Subury MA 2003
Mid - Kyle Dixon Archbishop Spalding MD 2002
Mid - Kyle Dowd Northport NY 2002
Mid - Andrew Gaylord Holderness School NH 2002
Mid - Charles Glazer Greenwich CT 2002
Mid - Gregory Gurenlian Springfield PA 2002
Mid - Tom Hodges Alexis I. duPont DE 2002
Mid - Gordon Jacobs Smithtown NY 2002
Mid - Evan Kay Friends MD 2002
Mid - Jarryd Knouse Bridgewater NJ 2002
Mid - Peter Lamade Landon MD 2003
Mid - John Lasky La Salle Academy PA 2002
Mid - Eric Lindgren Cheverus ME 2002
Mid - Andrew McElduff Yorktown NY 2002
Mid - Patrick Meade Schenectady NY 2002
Mid - Kieran Murphy Suffern NY 2002
Mid - James O'Brien Chaminade NY 2002
Mid - Gregory Peyser Cold Spring Harbor NY 2002
Mid - Matthew Poskay Johnson Regional NJ 2002
Mid - Greg Rommel Henninger NY 2002
Mid - Kevin Rutledge Mahopac NY 2002
Mid - Matt Ryan Ridley PA 2002
Mid - Kenneth Sauer Lynbrook NY 2002
Mid - Ryan Schoenig Sachem NY 2002
Mid - Matthew Starker Summit NJ 2002
Mid - Bret Thompson Georgetown Prep NY 2002
Mid - Drew Thompson Northport NY 2003
Mid - Ryan Walterhoefer Boys' Latin MD 2003
Mid - Nate Whitaker Thomas Jefferson VA 2002
Mid - Nick Williams Calvert Hall MD 2003
Mid - Matthew Zash Massapequa NY 2002
Def - Michael Abou Jaoude St. Ignatius College Prep CA 2002
Def - Taylor Bloor Corning East NY 2002
Def - Patrick Buchanan Lake Braddock VA 2002
Def - Stephen Byrnes Mahopac NY 2002
Def - Michael Canino Arapahoe CO 2002
Def - Chase Caruso Huntington NY 2003
Def - Chris Corona Lovett School GA 2003
Def - Michael Culver Ridgewood NJ 2002
Def - Patrick Dunleavy DeSmet MO 2002
Def - John Eklund Delbarton School NJ 2002
Def - Joe Grannes Eden Prairie MN 2002
Def - Scott Grossman Radnor PA 2002
Def - Adam Guy El Toro CA 2003
Def - Connor Hagans Half Hollow Hills East NY 2002
Def - Patrick Harnett Thomas Worthington OH 2002
Def - Matthew Heiderman Worcester Preparatory School MD 2003
Def - C. Frank Hopkins C. Milton Wright MD 2002
Def - Hayward Howard St. Paul's School MD 2002
Def - Colin Hulme Framingham MA 2003
Def - Keith Hutchings Auburn NY 2003
Def - James King St Annes Belfield VA 2003
Def - Stephen McElduff Yorktown NY 2002
Def - Brett Moyer Ridley PA 2002
Def - Robert Mulshine Sewickly Academy PA 2002
Def - Matthew Murphy Haverford PA 2002
Def - Matt Nader Dematha MD 2002
Def - Glenn Nick Garden City NY 2002
Def - Sandon Olson Heritage CO 2002
Def - Steven Panarelli Farmingdale NY 2003
Def - Matthew Pinto Loyola Blakefield MD 2002
Def - James Severin Chaminade NY 2002
Def - Ricky Smith Hicksville NY 2003
Def - William Staines Severn MD 2002
Def - Thomas Theodorakis Ward Melville NY 2002
Def - Nick Veith Georgetown Prep MD 2004
Def - Eric Zerrlaut St Mary's MD 2003
Goal - Harry Alford St Alban's School DC 2003
Goal - Daniel Benson Fairfax VA 2002
Goal - Mike DeSantis Mountain Lakes NJ 2002
Goal - Robert Gross Saint Anthony's NY 2002
Goal - Gregory Havalchak Corning East NY 2002
Goal - Andrew Jarolimek Arapahoe CO 2002
Goal - Danny Loftus Syosset NY 2003
Goal - Travis McDonnell DeMatha Catholic MD 2002
Goal - Mike Petit Collegiate VA 2003
Goal - Scott Smith Wilton CT 2002
Goal - Phillip Spinella Comsewogue NY 2003
Goal - Kip Turner Severn MD 2003
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| by UFlax (#17858) on 5/29/02 @2:16PM | how did ryan zipperly make it for Attack, when he is a midfielder...
and how in the hell did he make it over Schecter? Schecter is arguably the best player ever to come out of Florida, he's going to Yale while zipperly is going to d2 Bryant. | | | Reply to this
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 | Ryan Blair?
| by wedgelax (#262) on 5/29/02 @3:07PM | | Blair, from Auburn, is one of the sickest players in NY and one of the best attackmen in the country. He's going to be a frosh at UNC next year. Why isn't he on this list? Is he gonna be too old? Because if he isn't then this committee is out of their mind! Fill me in. | | | Reply to this
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| by bicyclebob (#22632) on 5/29/02 @3:17PM | don't post about some schmuck in Greenbo should have made the list. we don't care and they obviously aren't good enough
come on "shibby" think of something witty to say before u spooch over a pic of mike powell | | | Reply to this
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 | new england teams
| by alcoholicpimpman (#20165) on 5/29/02 @4:51PM | | there is hardly anyone from new england on there. we play some pretty good ball up here, and i think it's about time for some recognition. besides, where are all the vermonters, eh? by the way,, andrew gaylord from holderness is a woman. long, blond hair and girlish features. he sucks. | | | Reply to this
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 | harry alford?
| by middster22 (#29959) on 5/30/02 @9:40AM | | my cuz is the captain of Georgetown Prep Varsity lax team and he starts at attack and is goin to Brown.His team played st albans and "Harry" let 13 goals on him!. How is he expected to be makin the us team if he cant even stop the 3rd ranked HS team in the countrys' shots! | | | Reply to this
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 | Lot of Long Island Kids
| by Lindylax31 (#28951) on 5/30/02 @11:23AM | Nice to see alot of Long Island kids.
I had the chance to play against Dowd, Zash, Theodorakis, and Thompson, all amazing kids. I play for Lindenhurst (LI) and these guys were just show stoppers. Anyone know if Schoenig is #8 on Sachem? He was alright when w3 played him, but nothing amazing. If he played like that everytime not sure how he made Empires or got asked to try out for this. Maybe just an off day.
Good luck to the LI boys. (D1) | | | Reply to this
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 | kinda off
| by ohslaxking (#31547) on 5/30/02 @3:24PM | | yeah i am guessing there are some good people on this list but there are a few that i dont think should really be on there like one in particular ryan zipperly from bishop moore i have seen him play and to tell you the truth i have seen people with more talent in one pinky than this kid does in his whole body the only thing he does is try to shake people by doing a little shimmy you should actually look at players before you even recognize them to go to a tryout for anything | | | Reply to this
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 | WCAC
| by jim beam 314 (#21401) on 5/31/02 @12:55PM | | How does Luke Dixon from O'Connell get nominated for this, when in his same conference there are 5 other attackmen just as good, many better. Andy Gallagher is by far the best attackman in the conference, and he got Player of the year, yet he didn't make it? How bout Connor McCarthy from Gonzaga, whon is also head and shoulders above Dixon. Dixon get's attention because he plays fro a crappy team, nothing else. The people who make these selections need to get their heads outa thier !@#$s. | | | Reply to this
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 | craig nolan
| by laxattack3 (#8616) on 6/01/02 @5:13PM | craig nolan you are a badass. represent the big state!!!no question- you should have been an all-american. good luck!!
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 | Louisiana Lacrosse
| by HUn10guy (#29091) on 6/03/02 @2:11AM | | Now I know I am setting myself up for a barrage of responses to this, but I want to know when southern high schools are gonna get some recognition for lacrosse. I played HS lacrosse here in Louisiana and we had plenty of good talent go on to play at a ton of USLIA schools. We play all the Texas teams and beat most of them. So whoever picks these guys, dont overlook guys from down south. We are just as good as most of them yankee boys. | | | Reply to this
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 | this is sh*t
| by jhlax2 (#16998) on 6/04/02 @12:07AM | | where r all the good lax players? this list is crap | | | Reply to this
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 | Greenwich CT
| by 31323 (#32852) on 6/06/02 @7:51AM | | who the fuck is charlie glazier? | | | Reply to this
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 | colorado lax
| by zslimshadyx473 (#32247) on 6/06/02 @6:35PM | lawe, the goalie from kent denver was an all american and is possibly the most recruited goalie in the nation
where is his name on the list
how can they put zipperly on the list but forget about all the talented kids | | | Reply to this
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 | more college players?
| by bucknell (#33129) on 6/07/02 @2:29PM | | why aren't there more college players on the U-19 list? is the U-19 team for people under 19 or can you be 19 and on the team? as good as some of these kids are, i'd pick a quality 19 year old D1 player over a kid who just finished HS. | | | Reply to this
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 | long island
| by kdlax24 (#30310) on 6/08/02 @8:51AM | | zash is awesome, he is goin to be a starting frosh. at duke next year | | | Reply to this
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 | Where is California
| by Timbalaned (#33321) on 6/09/02 @8:31PM | | I know that we are just getting started out here on the West Coast, but there are some damn good players out here that deserve to be recognized. I am tired of just seeing East Coast kids on these lists. | | | Reply to this
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 | Pittard/Doctor
| by T$$$ (#20268) on 6/19/02 @11:11AM | | How does all-american Eric Pittard not get invited too this or Chirs Doctor! Both of these boys had incredible seasons and deservedly belong on this list. | | | Reply to this
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