Boy's Committed Players
360° of Commitment: 3d Lacrosse Helps You Advance Your Lacrosse Journey
Beginning with 14 committed players in 2009 (3d Lacrosse’s first year of operation), we have been dedicated to matching motivated players with appropriate college experiences from both an academic and athletic perspective. Player advocacy continues to be a primary company goal and most players will find a lacrosse home during their search, resulting in a placement that combines their athletic abilities with their academic interests and achievements.
3d Lacrosse understands the changing recruiting landscape, continues to build productive relationships with college coaches nationwide and will help you and your family with a 360-degree view of how to move from high school and club play onto college rosters. As of 2015, more than a dozen 3d Lacrosse executives and coaches have participated as college recruiters, scouts or evaluators, providing 3d Lacrosse with advanced knowledge about how to develop recruitment-friendly candidates. We work with each player and family individually to set goals, evaluate options and present choices as they arise.
Each year, 3d Lacrosse announces its committed players as the year progresses and with great anticipation and pride as we know that each one embarked on a journey unique to the individual, understanding that there are many paths towards a higher education. Below you will find information about the bulk of our early commits: names, pending college enrollment, position, 3d Lacrosse region and more. Please know that we are here to support your efforts toward getting onto this list.
3d Lacrosse also offers players an unprecedented number of college exposure opportunities, including those created by 3d Lacrosse such as 3d Blue Chip Camps, Division III Showcases and tournaments like The Denver Shootout and Riptide at Oceanside. Select teams also travel to other well-regarded events and tournaments nationally throughout the year. As your family’s commitment to the game of lacrosse grows, please let us know how we can help your son or daughter advance their own lacrosse journey.
2022
2021
2020
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I felt it was the right fit and also because of the rich history and great academics. Go Hop!
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Stay humble and don’t rush into things.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
The kids and the friendships I’ve made with guys all over the Country at 3d Pacific and 3d National events.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
The up-tempo practices
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
Math
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
I couldn’t live without my family because they help and support me through everything.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
Teleport – so I could get places faster.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always put my left cleat and my left glove on first.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
London
10. What is your favorite food?
Grilled Salmon with a side of mashed potatoes
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Kobe Bryant
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Drake
13. What is the last book you read?
“They Poured Fire on Us in the Sky” by Alephonsion Deng
14. What is your favorite quote?
Family over everything.
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My parents are my biggest influence.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I felt it was the right fit and also because of the rich history and great academics. Go Hop!
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Stay humble and don’t rush into things.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
The kids and the friendships I’ve made with guys all over the Country at 3d Pacific and 3d National events.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
The up-tempo practices
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
Math
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
I couldn’t live without my family because they help and support me through everything.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
Teleport – so I could get places faster.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always put my left cleat and my left glove on first.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
London
10. What is your favorite food?
Grilled Salmon with a side of mashed potatoes
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Kobe Bryant
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Drake
13. What is the last book you read?
“They Poured Fire on Us in the Sky” by Alephonsion Deng
14. What is your favorite quote?
Family over everything.
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My parents are my biggest influence.
2019
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Brown University mainly because of the fast-paced offense. I also fell in love with the school, coaching staff and the fact that it was close to home. Overall, Brown University seemed to be the best combination of academics and lacrosse.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
My greatest piece of advice for others in the recruiting process is to find the school that’s right for you. If that means making a T-chart, or a pro’s and con’s list, then make one. Also, don’t be afraid to ask the coaching staff questions. They are very nice and helpful, and will help you get in front of the coaches you want to be seen by. Lastly, be patient. The schools will come to you. Just ride the course.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
The best thing about 3d lacrosse is the coaching style. Every practice and game, the coaches get at it and make the players work hard. It is high-tempo and everyone is always smiling.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of 3d training is practicing pick and slip drills. I think these drills help each player develop new ways to beat their defenders and give themselves an edge on the competition.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is math. I like working out problems with unknown variables.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
One think I could not live without is my family. Without them, dreams and opportunities would not be possible.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would like to have super strength. This would enable me to be stronger than everyone else.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
Before every game, I like to have a quick-toss with my dad, which helps me get warm before a game. I also like to stay hydrated, drinking lots of water during the week before a big game.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
My favorite vacation spot is the Atlantis. It is very hot and there is always something to do there.
10. What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is a chipotle burrito. Double white rice, no beans, double steak and cheese (I keep it simple).
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
My favorite athlete is Tom Brady. He is a perfectionist and works hard every day.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
My favorite musician is Kenny Chesney. His music is smooth and keeps me calm.
13. What is the last book you read?
The last book I read was The Art of Racing in the Rain. It was a good story about a Golden Retriever dog, which is what kind of dog I have.
14. What is your favorite quote?
My favorite quote is, “Look in the mirror… That’s your greatest competition” by Eric Thomas.
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My greatest influence has been my dad. Since I was young, we did everything together and seeing him happy makes me happy. Without him, I would not be where I am today.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Brown University mainly because of the fast-paced offense. I also fell in love with the school, coaching staff and the fact that it was close to home. Overall, Brown University seemed to be the best combination of academics and lacrosse.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
My greatest piece of advice for others in the recruiting process is to find the school that’s right for you. If that means making a T-chart, or a pro’s and con’s list, then make one. Also, don’t be afraid to ask the coaching staff questions. They are very nice and helpful, and will help you get in front of the coaches you want to be seen by. Lastly, be patient. The schools will come to you. Just ride the course.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
The best thing about 3d lacrosse is the coaching style. Every practice and game, the coaches get at it and make the players work hard. It is high-tempo and everyone is always smiling.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of 3d training is practicing pick and slip drills. I think these drills help each player develop new ways to beat their defenders and give themselves an edge on the competition.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is math. I like working out problems with unknown variables.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
One think I could not live without is my family. Without them, dreams and opportunities would not be possible.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would like to have super strength. This would enable me to be stronger than everyone else.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
Before every game, I like to have a quick-toss with my dad, which helps me get warm before a game. I also like to stay hydrated, drinking lots of water during the week before a big game.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
My favorite vacation spot is the Atlantis. It is very hot and there is always something to do there.
10. What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is a chipotle burrito. Double white rice, no beans, double steak and cheese (I keep it simple).
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
My favorite athlete is Tom Brady. He is a perfectionist and works hard every day.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
My favorite musician is Kenny Chesney. His music is smooth and keeps me calm.
13. What is the last book you read?
The last book I read was The Art of Racing in the Rain. It was a good story about a Golden Retriever dog, which is what kind of dog I have.
14. What is your favorite quote?
My favorite quote is, “Look in the mirror… That’s your greatest competition” by Eric Thomas.
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My greatest influence has been my dad. Since I was young, we did everything together and seeing him happy makes me happy. Without him, I would not be where I am today.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college? I chose to commit to Rutgers University because when I visited the campus and met the coaches I knew it was the right fit for me.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process? Some helpful tips I would pass along to other athletes would be to make sure that the college is the right fit for you. The connection with the coaching staff should be a big part of your decision. Most importantly to not rush and enjoy the experience.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse? The thing I like best about 3d lacrosse is the coaching staff and how focused they are on helping each player improve. 3d competes against some of the best programs in the country.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training? The drills teach me to be creative and improve my skills. Everything we do in training we translate to a game.
5. What is your favorite subject in school? My favorite subject in school is Physics.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without. I could not live without my family, they have taught me to be the person I am today and have pushed me in so many ways.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why? If I had to choose one super power, I would choose super-strength to improve my athletic ability.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions? My pregame rituals are to call my dad, listen to music and eat watermelon sour patch kids.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot? Martha’s Vineyard
10. What is your favorite food? My Noni Lauretta’s homemade meatballs.
11. Who is your favorite athlete? My favorite Athlete is Floyd Mayweather Jr.
12. Who is your favorite musician? My favorite musician is J. Cole
13. What is the last book you read? The Odyssey
14. What is your favorite quote? “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard”
15. Who has been your biggest influence? My biggest influence is definitely my father because he has always challenged me to be the best person and athlete I can be.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college? I chose to commit to Rutgers University because when I visited the campus and met the coaches I knew it was the right fit for me.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process? Some helpful tips I would pass along to other athletes would be to make sure that the college is the right fit for you. The connection with the coaching staff should be a big part of your decision. Most importantly to not rush and enjoy the experience.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse? The thing I like best about 3d lacrosse is the coaching staff and how focused they are on helping each player improve. 3d competes against some of the best programs in the country.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training? The drills teach me to be creative and improve my skills. Everything we do in training we translate to a game.
5. What is your favorite subject in school? My favorite subject in school is Physics.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without. I could not live without my family, they have taught me to be the person I am today and have pushed me in so many ways.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why? If I had to choose one super power, I would choose super-strength to improve my athletic ability.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions? My pregame rituals are to call my dad, listen to music and eat watermelon sour patch kids.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot? Martha’s Vineyard
10. What is your favorite food? My Noni Lauretta’s homemade meatballs.
11. Who is your favorite athlete? My favorite Athlete is Floyd Mayweather Jr.
12. Who is your favorite musician? My favorite musician is J. Cole
13. What is the last book you read? The Odyssey
14. What is your favorite quote? “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard”
15. Who has been your biggest influence? My biggest influence is definitely my father because he has always challenged me to be the best person and athlete I can be.
1.Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Princeton University because of the high level of lacrosse combined with the outstanding academics. I also fell in love with the campus and area around Princeton.
2.After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Some advice I would give is to take your time and find the place that really is the most special to you. Look at things outside of lacrosse that you enjoy about the university.
3.What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
The best part of 3d is the comradery of the players and how everyone pushes everyone to play their best no matter what. The coaching is high quality and perfection is demanded, even in practice.
4.What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of 3d training is doing fast break drills. I enjoy fast paced play and the drills 3d run are really fun and competitive.
5.What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is History.
6.Name one thing that you could not live without.
I could not live happily without my family and friends around me.
7.If you had to choose one superpower to have, what would it be and why?
If I could have one superpower it would be the power to fly. I would want this ability because I could travel anywhere whenever I would want to.
8.What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always eat Gummy Bears before a game.
9.What is your favorite vacation spot?
My grandmother’s house in Phoenix, AZ.
10. What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is Chicken Cacciatore
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Tom Brady
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Future
13. What is the last book you read?
The Kite Runner
14. What is your favorite quote?
“Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.” - Vince Lombardi
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My father has been my biggest influence in my life. He taught me how to be competitive and gritty. Those are two qualities that were necessary to get me where I am today.
1.Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Princeton University because of the high level of lacrosse combined with the outstanding academics. I also fell in love with the campus and area around Princeton.
2.After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Some advice I would give is to take your time and find the place that really is the most special to you. Look at things outside of lacrosse that you enjoy about the university.
3.What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
The best part of 3d is the comradery of the players and how everyone pushes everyone to play their best no matter what. The coaching is high quality and perfection is demanded, even in practice.
4.What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of 3d training is doing fast break drills. I enjoy fast paced play and the drills 3d run are really fun and competitive.
5.What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is History.
6.Name one thing that you could not live without.
I could not live happily without my family and friends around me.
7.If you had to choose one superpower to have, what would it be and why?
If I could have one superpower it would be the power to fly. I would want this ability because I could travel anywhere whenever I would want to.
8.What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always eat Gummy Bears before a game.
9.What is your favorite vacation spot?
My grandmother’s house in Phoenix, AZ.
10. What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is Chicken Cacciatore
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Tom Brady
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Future
13. What is the last book you read?
The Kite Runner
14. What is your favorite quote?
“Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.” - Vince Lombardi
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My father has been my biggest influence in my life. He taught me how to be competitive and gritty. Those are two qualities that were necessary to get me where I am today.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I felt Marquette was a great fit for me because of their coaches and players, the lacrosse program, the University’s academic excellence & Jesuit experience and the mid-west location.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Play hard in every single game – you never know who might be watching. Attend prospect camps at schools you’re interested in and spend some of your summer on the east coast playing in tournaments and events.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
Relationships with the coaches and players. The mix of field and box. The National and Pacific teams.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
Just spending time with other players from SD and around the country. I’ve made a lot of friends with other 3D players from across the country.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
Math
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
Probably my family and friends
7. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I don’t really have any. I just go out and play.
8. What is your favorite vacation spot?
Hawaii
9. What is your favorite food?
Chicken Wings
10. Who is your favorite athlete?
LeBron James
11. What is your favorite quote?
You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take – Wayne Gretzky
12. Who has been your biggest influence?
My family and my coaches
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I felt Marquette was a great fit for me because of their coaches and players, the lacrosse program, the University’s academic excellence & Jesuit experience and the mid-west location.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Play hard in every single game – you never know who might be watching. Attend prospect camps at schools you’re interested in and spend some of your summer on the east coast playing in tournaments and events.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
Relationships with the coaches and players. The mix of field and box. The National and Pacific teams.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
Just spending time with other players from SD and around the country. I’ve made a lot of friends with other 3D players from across the country.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
Math
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
Probably my family and friends
7. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I don’t really have any. I just go out and play.
8. What is your favorite vacation spot?
Hawaii
9. What is your favorite food?
Chicken Wings
10. Who is your favorite athlete?
LeBron James
11. What is your favorite quote?
You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take – Wayne Gretzky
12. Who has been your biggest influence?
My family and my coaches
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose North Carolina because it feels like home. I had a real connection to Coach Breschi, and he was extremely nice and gracious to my parents and I when we were up there. The campus is really nice, and it reminds me a lot of Alabama where I am from. They were really interested in me for how I play on the field, as well as how I acted off the field. It is very important to me that the coaches care about their players, not just as an athlete. I came very close to choosing Maryland for similar reasons.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Do not go out and play to impress coaches. Go out and play to compete and be a great teammate, then they will notice you. Anyone who is selfish to impress will almost never interest coaches. They are interested in good teammates not players who hog the ball.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I like the top notch-level training and coaching I get from 3d. It has really helped me get a lot better as a player.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of 3d training is the high rep drills. Everything is done with a sense of urgency, and it has really helped my game develop.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
I have two, math and history. I like math because I really enjoy problem solving, and history because I love to learn about the past civilizations like Greece and Rome
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
God, without him nothing that has happened to me or any of us would be possible.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would want a super intellect. I would be so smart I could just learn how to give myself the rest of the super powers.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I never eat a meal before any game.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
I love the lake because there are so many different things available to do.
10. What is your favorite food?
I love toasted sandwiches with hot sauce.
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Probably either JJ Watt or Luke Kuechly because they are so dominant at what they do, while still being great guys off the field.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
As of right now I am really into the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
13. What is the last book you read?
Delivering Happiness, it is a book about the extremely successful CEO of Zappos.
14. What is your favorite quote?
“It’s not about how hard you get hit, it’s about how hard you can get and keep moving forward.”- Rocky
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My dad, he has really shown me how to be a man of God. Everything he does is for the Lord, and he has shown me the work ethic I need to succeed in life. My dad has pushed me early in life to be great at lacrosse, and lacrosse is just a microcosm of life, with the ups and downs, work needed to be great, and passion for what you do.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose North Carolina because it feels like home. I had a real connection to Coach Breschi, and he was extremely nice and gracious to my parents and I when we were up there. The campus is really nice, and it reminds me a lot of Alabama where I am from. They were really interested in me for how I play on the field, as well as how I acted off the field. It is very important to me that the coaches care about their players, not just as an athlete. I came very close to choosing Maryland for similar reasons.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Do not go out and play to impress coaches. Go out and play to compete and be a great teammate, then they will notice you. Anyone who is selfish to impress will almost never interest coaches. They are interested in good teammates not players who hog the ball.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I like the top notch-level training and coaching I get from 3d. It has really helped me get a lot better as a player.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of 3d training is the high rep drills. Everything is done with a sense of urgency, and it has really helped my game develop.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
I have two, math and history. I like math because I really enjoy problem solving, and history because I love to learn about the past civilizations like Greece and Rome
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
God, without him nothing that has happened to me or any of us would be possible.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would want a super intellect. I would be so smart I could just learn how to give myself the rest of the super powers.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I never eat a meal before any game.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
I love the lake because there are so many different things available to do.
10. What is your favorite food?
I love toasted sandwiches with hot sauce.
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Probably either JJ Watt or Luke Kuechly because they are so dominant at what they do, while still being great guys off the field.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
As of right now I am really into the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
13. What is the last book you read?
Delivering Happiness, it is a book about the extremely successful CEO of Zappos.
14. What is your favorite quote?
“It’s not about how hard you get hit, it’s about how hard you can get and keep moving forward.”- Rocky
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My dad, he has really shown me how to be a man of God. Everything he does is for the Lord, and he has shown me the work ethic I need to succeed in life. My dad has pushed me early in life to be great at lacrosse, and lacrosse is just a microcosm of life, with the ups and downs, work needed to be great, and passion for what you do.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Johns Hopkins because I love the lacrosse culture at the school and how important the sport of lacrosse is to the school along with how prestigious the Hopkins is.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Some advice I would give to someone about the recruiting process is to play as hard as they can on every shift they get because you never know who is at your game.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I like the style the 3D plays and they are not afraid to try new things.
4. What was your favorite part about 3d training?
I like the uptempo practice and how everyone is involved in every drill.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is chemistry or math.
6. Name one thing you could not live without.
I could not live without being able to go fishing.
7. If you had to choose one superpower to have, what would it be and why?
I would want to be able to teleport so I don't have to deal with long car rides.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always wear two different socks on game day and during the game.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
I like to go to upstate New York and go fishing for vacations.
10. What is your favorite food?
Rob Gronkowski is my favorite athlete.
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
My favorite food is Chinese food or gummy worms.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Zachary Brown Band is my favorite band.
13. What is the last book you read?
The last book I read was The Great Gatsby.
14. What is your favorite quote?
“Today I will do what others won't, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can't”
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My parents have been my biggest influence because they always encourage me to follow my athletic passions.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Johns Hopkins because I love the lacrosse culture at the school and how important the sport of lacrosse is to the school along with how prestigious the Hopkins is.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Some advice I would give to someone about the recruiting process is to play as hard as they can on every shift they get because you never know who is at your game.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I like the style the 3D plays and they are not afraid to try new things.
4. What was your favorite part about 3d training?
I like the uptempo practice and how everyone is involved in every drill.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is chemistry or math.
6. Name one thing you could not live without.
I could not live without being able to go fishing.
7. If you had to choose one superpower to have, what would it be and why?
I would want to be able to teleport so I don't have to deal with long car rides.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always wear two different socks on game day and during the game.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
I like to go to upstate New York and go fishing for vacations.
10. What is your favorite food?
Rob Gronkowski is my favorite athlete.
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
My favorite food is Chinese food or gummy worms.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Zachary Brown Band is my favorite band.
13. What is the last book you read?
The last book I read was The Great Gatsby.
14. What is your favorite quote?
“Today I will do what others won't, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can't”
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My parents have been my biggest influence because they always encourage me to follow my athletic passions.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
Not only did I just love the school in general, but the academic support along with the competitiveness to even get into the school, it really made me feel at home
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Take your time, everyone's recruiting process is different
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
Just the way they put you in game situations at practices and how they push you to be the best player you are capable of being
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
Just the overall grind, being out there with your friends and getting better
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
History
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
Phone
7. If you had to choose one superpower to have, what would it be and why?
To fly and because I love to travel and I would to see the world
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
Always listen to my warmup songs and always get good stretch in
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
Caribbean
10. What is your favorite food?
Orange Chicken
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Tom Brady
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Future
13. What is the last book you read?
Frankenstein(SCHOOL RELATED)
14. What is your favorite quote?
“It ain't a mixtape until someone's ankles get broken”-Isiah Thomas
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
Not only did I just love the school in general, but the academic support along with the competitiveness to even get into the school, it really made me feel at home
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Take your time, everyone's recruiting process is different
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
Just the way they put you in game situations at practices and how they push you to be the best player you are capable of being
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
Just the overall grind, being out there with your friends and getting better
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
History
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
Phone
7. If you had to choose one superpower to have, what would it be and why?
To fly and because I love to travel and I would to see the world
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
Always listen to my warmup songs and always get good stretch in
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
Caribbean
10. What is your favorite food?
Orange Chicken
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Tom Brady
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Future
13. What is the last book you read?
Frankenstein(SCHOOL RELATED)
14. What is your favorite quote?
“It ain't a mixtape until someone's ankles get broken”-Isiah Thomas
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose Dartmouth because when I got to Hanover, I fell in love with the area. Being there I felt like I was home. I also like Coach Callahan’s coaching philosophy and the opportunity to get an Ivy League education sealed the deal.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
To guys going through the process, I’d say go see as many different schools as you can. Look at a variety of types of schools to see what fits you best for the program AND the campus.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I liked the flexibility of the schedule and the coaching is at a higher level than anywhere else I’ve experienced. Playing with guys who are at a collective higher skill level let me improve my game and incorporate the things they do into my game.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of training is getting more reps with the 3d coaches right there to help me try and get to my max level.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is science, but I like almost every subject except foreign language.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
I couldn't live without my memory foam pillow.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would chose to fly as my super power because it would be an amazing thing.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I have no pregame rituals, but I do put my right sock on first every day because I think it is good luck for me in life.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
My fave vaca spot is St. John in the US Virgin Islands because it is a tropical paradise.
10. What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is my mom’s slow-cooked, beef brisket and gorgonzola sandwiches..
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
My favorite athlete is Rob Gronkowski because he is serious about winning on the field and having fun off of it.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
I don't have a favorite musician.
13. What is the last book you read?
The last book I read was Roots by Alex Haley
14. What is your favorite quote?
My favorite quote is “Don’t run away from challenges, run over them.” By: unknown
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My biggest influence has been my parents setting me in the right direction to reach my goals and teaching me not to stop until I get there.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose Dartmouth because when I got to Hanover, I fell in love with the area. Being there I felt like I was home. I also like Coach Callahan’s coaching philosophy and the opportunity to get an Ivy League education sealed the deal.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
To guys going through the process, I’d say go see as many different schools as you can. Look at a variety of types of schools to see what fits you best for the program AND the campus.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I liked the flexibility of the schedule and the coaching is at a higher level than anywhere else I’ve experienced. Playing with guys who are at a collective higher skill level let me improve my game and incorporate the things they do into my game.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite part of training is getting more reps with the 3d coaches right there to help me try and get to my max level.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is science, but I like almost every subject except foreign language.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
I couldn't live without my memory foam pillow.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would chose to fly as my super power because it would be an amazing thing.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I have no pregame rituals, but I do put my right sock on first every day because I think it is good luck for me in life.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
My fave vaca spot is St. John in the US Virgin Islands because it is a tropical paradise.
10. What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is my mom’s slow-cooked, beef brisket and gorgonzola sandwiches..
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
My favorite athlete is Rob Gronkowski because he is serious about winning on the field and having fun off of it.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
I don't have a favorite musician.
13. What is the last book you read?
The last book I read was Roots by Alex Haley
14. What is your favorite quote?
My favorite quote is “Don’t run away from challenges, run over them.” By: unknown
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My biggest influence has been my parents setting me in the right direction to reach my goals and teaching me not to stop until I get there.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Penn because I believe it gives me the best chance to thrive academically and athletically. I really loved the campus on my tour and the coaches were great throughout this whole process.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Going through this process was very long and humbling. It can get frustrating at times when all you want to do is choose a school just to get the process over with, but you really have to take a look at all the schools looking at you and really think carefully about where you want to be because a college experience could define the rest of your life.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I really love the coaching and the training 3d lacrosse provides. The coaches are there to get you better and they really are the best in the country. Also, the practices and tips you get from these coaches really pays off in your game if you make the most of it.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite parts of 3d training are probably the in-tight skill drills that make you play offense and defense so you get the best of both worlds in one rep.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is History.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
I could not live happily without my family and friends around me.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would definitely choose to fly so I could get places faster and have some fun.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always tape up my sticks with new tape.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
The islands of the Bahamas.
10. What is your favorite food?
Mac and Cheese.
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Kevin Durant.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Drake.
13. What is the last book you read?
It was called Ready Player One.
14. What is your favorite quote?
My favorite quote is by Carl Lewis, “If you don’t have confidence, you’ll always find a way not to win.”
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My parents have been the biggest influence in my life with lacrosse and teaching me how to work hard and be the best I can.
1. Why did you choose to commit to this college?
I chose to commit to Penn because I believe it gives me the best chance to thrive academically and athletically. I really loved the campus on my tour and the coaches were great throughout this whole process.
2. After going through the recruiting process, what are some helpful tips you would give others who are about to go through this process?
Going through this process was very long and humbling. It can get frustrating at times when all you want to do is choose a school just to get the process over with, but you really have to take a look at all the schools looking at you and really think carefully about where you want to be because a college experience could define the rest of your life.
3. What do you like best about 3d Lacrosse?
I really love the coaching and the training 3d lacrosse provides. The coaches are there to get you better and they really are the best in the country. Also, the practices and tips you get from these coaches really pays off in your game if you make the most of it.
4. What was your favorite part of 3d training?
My favorite parts of 3d training are probably the in-tight skill drills that make you play offense and defense so you get the best of both worlds in one rep.
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
My favorite subject in school is History.
6. Name one thing that you could not live without.
I could not live happily without my family and friends around me.
7. If you had to choose one super power to have, what would it be and why?
I would definitely choose to fly so I could get places faster and have some fun.
8. What are some of your pregame rituals and/or game day superstitions?
I always tape up my sticks with new tape.
9. What is your favorite vacation spot?
The islands of the Bahamas.
10. What is your favorite food?
Mac and Cheese.
11. Who is your favorite athlete?
Kevin Durant.
12. Who is your favorite musician?
Drake.
13. What is the last book you read?
It was called Ready Player One.
14. What is your favorite quote?
My favorite quote is by Carl Lewis, “If you don’t have confidence, you’ll always find a way not to win.”
15. Who has been your biggest influence?
My parents have been the biggest influence in my life with lacrosse and teaching me how to work hard and be the best I can.
