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LAX Families: College Recruitment Too Soon?

Joe Lombardi, a former colleague of mine, is an amazing sports journalist and an expert in lacrosse.

If you haven't seen it yet, check out his list of Garden City High School lacrosse players who have already made commitments to colleges.

He posts updates frequently via Twitter. You can follow him here for the latest.

Lombardi highlights classes of 2013, 2014 and 2015. It's amazing (at least to me) how early kids are making commitments to colleges. Even freshmen are these days. 

Parents of lacrosse players: Slippery slope? Too young?

Joe's GC list: (Please add updates in comments)

GARDEN CITY 
Brian Badgett
College, position: Boston University, midfield 
Eddie Blatz
College, position: Georgetown, defense 
Matt Cortese
College, position: Lafayette, goaltender 
Scott D’Antonio
College, position: Cornell, defense 
Justin Guterding
College, position: Duke, attack 
Matt Leto
College, position: Richmond, midfield 
Kyle Skramko
College, position: St. John’s, defense

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