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Walax:
Northwest Lacrosse
Lacrosse
after High School
Seniors
and Juniors it is time to consider your options after graduation.
If lacrosse is on your list, there are many choices, including
independent club teams, US Lacrosse Intercollegiate club teams,
and NCAA teams. Junior Classmen, your coaches highly recommend
that you consider participating in college recruiting camps
for the season. Keep in mind that these are NOT training
camps. A recruiting camp is for the experienced player; an opportunity
for you to show off your lacrosse skills to college coaches
looking for potential new team players. As a jumpstart, these
web sites will help to give you the BIG picture. Click on the
links to view the web sites.
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Peter
Worstell Lacrosse
- This "CALIFORNIA GOLD" invitational recruiting
showcase is intended to provide players and college coaches
with the most effective and productive recruiting opportunity
ever organized in the western United States.
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Inside
Lacrosse lists all NCAA college teams —
Division I, Division II, and III — with convenient
links to each school.
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LaxPower:
Click on "Polls," and then on any of the Division
links, then click on "Computer Ratings."
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USLIA
lists all college college club teams throughout the U.S.
with convenient links to most teams.
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Princeton
Review is a winner! Take five minutes to answer
questions about your academic and extracurricular activities
— no answers to fill in, just point-and-click stuff
— including a final question about a specific sports
team at your school. The computer generates a list of several
colleges in each category of "Good Match" and "Reach"
and "Safety." It may eliminate a lot of work for
you, but then it will also open doors for many choices after
graduation.
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Coach Jack Visco
is another great resource. He is aware of almost every men's
lacrosse program in the country, and he also has good contacts
that can help to answer any questions. (Send an email
to Jack.)
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