Follow Team 91 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. You can never have enough talented coaches, and Team 91 2020 Orange is proud and excited to add another top-of-the-line coach to its coaching staff in John Savage. Savage is the owner of the Wantagh Tribe, which he founded in 2011, and the town-only club program is designed to increase and strengthen the rigor of…
Follow Team 91 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. College lacrosse didn’t have to be in Max Albanese‘s future. Sure, the Team 91 White and West Islip 2019 midfielder had an eye on playing the game he loves at the next level, but he also visits to schools where he wouldn’t have played. He always kept an eye on finding the right school for him,…
Photo courtesy of Alain Tingue Follow Team 91 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Jack Schirtzer used to find himself on the opposite end of the field from where he’s most known for. The Team 91 2020 Crush and Shoreham-Wading River product is rated the No. 10 player in the 2020 class, regardless of position, and the No. 2-ranked defenseman in the country, per Inside Lacrosse. Schirtzer’s…
Follow Team 91 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. There’s a laundry list of championships and deep tournament runs if you need to check Team 91 2019 Orange‘s credentials as a team. Inside Lacrosse‘s latest class of 2019 top 100 list lends a ton of credence to the team’s individual talent, too. Led by a quartet of five-star recruits, including the No. 2 overall…
Follow Team 91 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Team 91 2018 Extreme was arguably the country’s top 2018 team in its time together, and Inside Lacrosse‘s final class of 2018 rankings back that opinion up. Led by midfielder Owen Caputo (Middle Creek, N.C./Duke) at No. 30 overall, six 2018s made IL’s top 100 list of 2018s. All six of them were slotted inside the nation’s…
Follow Team 91 on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Inside Lacrosse‘s list of the top 100 Class of 2020 players is out, and 10 percent of it is from Team 91 Crush. That’s good, right? Ten players were able to crack the list, in a testament to the absurd depth on Joe Spallina‘s top-ranked team in the country. Brennan O’Neill (St. Anthony’s/Penn State) continues his…
The class of 2020 is officially on the clock again. As of midnight on Sept. 1, college coaches will be allowed to contact the class of 2020 for the first time since the NCAA enacted legislation that prevents any contact before Sept. 1 of their junior year. More than 50 2020s already committed prior to the…
The class of 2020 is officially on the clock again. As of midnight on Sept. 1, college coaches will be allowed to contact the class of 2020 for the first time since the NCAA enacted legislation that prevents any contact before Sept. 1 of their junior year. More than 50 2020s already committed prior to the…
Alex Keener’s first visit to Saint Joseph’s went a long way in showing him what he needed to do to become a Division I player. Then playing for another club, the Team 91 ’19 White and Bethpage defenseman made his first trek to Philly last fall for SJU’s prospect day on Hawk Hill, and it was there that…
The 2018 New York State Sportswriter Association All-State List is out, and you can find Team 91 all over it. Led by large school first-team selections Christian Mule, Sean Kuttin and Angelo Petrakis, as well as small-school first-team selections Xavier Arline, Ethan Rall and Teddy McLoughlin, a whopping 18 Team 91 players earned a spot on one of the 13 teams. Congratulations to…