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Postby laxdad03 on Mon Feb 14, 2005 1:48 pm

Bluevelvet wrote:Because they are from San Diego and all of the posters are from NorCal. Last year Torrey Pines, La Costa Cyn, and Coronado were all good. They went back east and beat a NY high school and they all beat SI.
But, in years past, the Nor Cal teams mentioned (BHS, ODowd, SI and Acalanes club) were the best.


Don't forget Poway, who (among other things) won the inaugural CIF San Diego Section Championships in 2002.
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Postby Baller1 on Mon Feb 14, 2005 2:22 pm

The player from Serra high school was Spencer Wright who was an All-American for Syracuse.
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Postby primetime21 on Tue Feb 15, 2005 3:25 am

does washington get any love? mercer island and bainbridge island alone produce like 8 all americans and D1 players every year. as far as D1 players to available schools go...washington has a high percentage both male and female lacrosse at D1 players. just ask yourslef.....where did one of CSU's top attackmen come from....keltin came from bainbridge.
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Postby CSUalum32 on Tue Feb 15, 2005 11:52 am

heritage and eaglecrest also big producers of talent from colorado. Nappi from heritage played with the mammoth for a while after college and eaglecrest produced CSU highest scorer mike roth, as well as current AA nick harper.

there is also a new d guy from bainbridge who looks promising.
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Postby Danny Hogan on Tue Feb 15, 2005 12:29 pm

primetime-

not a challenge, i'm just curios as to what D1 schools the players from washington play for?
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More Notable O'Dowd alumni

Postby mjennaro on Tue Feb 15, 2005 1:28 pm

Back to the original topic again, I noticed a few omissions from the O'Dowd famous alumni. The two most glaring omissions were Eric Ryan, a very, very good defenseman for Cal (2 WCLL first team defense selections) who started his career at Ithaca and Kevin Terry, who started at SSU and finished at Cal. The others that I noticed missing were Nick Stratton, who scored two goals in UCSB's '04 Championship win over CSU, Conan Kelly, a very solid defenseman for UC Davis and myself, Michael Jennaro, who played football and lacrosse for Saint Mary's College and made some WCLL All-League Teams in the process. Another missing O'Dowd alum is Jarred Whitfield who began at Mercyhurst but was unheard of after his first year as far as I can remember.
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Postby Timbalaned on Tue Feb 15, 2005 7:17 pm

Everyone talks about Julian, but watch out for Tamir Elterman this year. He is one of the best defensive middies I have seen in awhile. He also graduated from BHS.
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Bainbridge

Postby Dan Wishengrad on Tue Feb 15, 2005 7:31 pm

Bainbridge Island has turned out many great USLIA/MDIA players over the years. The Frosh D-Man at CSU is Dylan Preble, while LMU has Frosh Attackman Joe Picha. Kelten Johnson (CSU '04) and Brett Schwager (UW '04) graduated last year. There are many other B.I. Spartans sprinkled around the MDIA, and currently at NCAA programs: Spencer Evans, Denver; Adam Smith, Bryant; Peter Van Der Hoek, Maine Maritime, to name one in each NCAA DI, DII and DIII. Washington has senior Middie Erk Steinecker and Sophomore Attack Ross Maloney as our current B.I. contingent.
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Postby sohotrightnow on Tue Feb 15, 2005 8:50 pm

I'd say that Bishop O'Dowd has produced the best middies in the USLIA in recent years. The Moon Brothers and Kevin Terry dominated and Pat Byrd will be one of, if not the best middie in the next few years. I also agree that Eric Ryan was an amazing defenseman, perhaps the greatest that ever played.
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Postby TrojanLaxman5 on Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:18 pm

sohotrightnow wrote:Eric Ryan was an amazing defenseman, perhaps the greatest that ever played.


Wow, that is a bold statement. Having played against Eric Ryan, I can agree that he was a very good defenseman, but also having played alongside some other truly exceptional D men (ie: Mark Plonkey, Todd Prager), he was not at their level. Tremendous player: yes; "Greatest that ever played:" a bit over the top in my opinion.
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Postby Bluevelvet on Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:19 pm

I would give Berkeley High the edge over ODowd and SI when it comes to middies. ODowd & SI had better attack but BHS is pretty much acknowledged to be the "middie academy" of NorCal. BHS has had 4 college AA's since the Moon's graduated and 10 starters on MDIA & D1 teams since the Moon's graduated...
MJ Crickmore SSU 1st team AA & MVP
Ben Schooler UCSB 1st team AA & FO
Tom Smith UCSB AA
Julian Coffman Oregon AA
Sam Geller Fairfield D1 starter
Stefan Isaksen UCSB starter
Nick Schooler UCSB starter
Cameron Sampson Cal starter
Lief Sorenson UCSB def starter
Scott Holmes UCSB def starter

Anymore BHS middies?
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Postby sohotrightnow on Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:22 pm

Entitled to your opinion
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Postby Scrape Mode on Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:35 pm

Bluevelvet wrote:Anymore BHS middies?


Tamir Elterman, Oregon def. mid. starter
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Postby CATLAX MAN on Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:37 pm

Bluevelvet wrote:I would give Berkeley High the edge over ODowd and SI when it comes to middies.


Bluevelevet, you know I can't let this pass. Let's review the real list from SI:

Varsity
Drew Virk - Maryland, now SJ Stealth
Pete Ellis - Maryland
Sam Madison - Hobart
Brian Schiamanek - Muhlenberg
Mike Corbolotti - Cornell
Tom Corbolotti - Cornell
Joe Boswell - Dartmouth
Mike Abou-Jaoude - Bucknell

MDIA
Jon Wiley - SSU - WCLL 2nd leading scorer last year
Dave Ellis - UCSB MDIA AA
Henri Revel - SCU MDIA AA
Damon Conklin - UCSB MDIA AA(perhaps best LSM in MDIA now)
Alex Wilson - UCSB (perhaps best short-stick d-middie in MDIA right now)
Pat Fitzgibbon - USC
Devin Muna - USD
Matt Wagner - UCSB

I sure I've omitted some from the list, but these are the ones just off the top of my head.
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Postby Bluevelvet on Tue Feb 15, 2005 9:44 pm

I didn't count LSM as they are part of the defense. I'm sure you meant that Alex Wilson is one of the best short stick defenders, right?
Well it looks like both Berkeley and SI had more and better middies than ODowd. Maybe that is why ODowd has usually come out on the short end since the Moon twins graduated.
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