Georgetown 2022

[HGK25]

Yes Loyola on the schedule as well!

[Jldlax]

Another 2023 commitment:

https://twitter.com/natlaxfed/status/14 ... 9596793864

[AreaLax]

No. 44 junior Shuey Kelly '23, A, Calvert Hall (Md.) has committed to @HoyasMLacrosse. Older brothers are at Maryland and Carolina

[Jldlax]

Another top 2023 commitment, 5 star goalie:

@ILPreps No. 10 junior Anderson Moore, G, Briarwood Christian (Ala.) has committed to @HoyasMLacrosse. Unflappable, fundamentally sound and a stud out of the cage, the quick-handed Alabama native gives Georgetown the top '23 keeper:

https://mobile.twitter.com/tyxanders/st ... gr%5Etweet

[HGK25]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

[JoeMauer89]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

[AreaLax]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

Believe there is at least one

[JoeMauer89]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

Believe there is at least one

I know some of them are cousins, not all immediate siblings.

Joe

[HGK25]

We only got the Stanwick girls at Georgetown!

[JoeMauer89]

We only got the Stanwick girls at Georgetown!

Good point, I forgot the youngest did not follow in her sisters footsteps in that regard!

Joe

[Jldlax]

A 5 star 2023 commitment per Ty Xanders@ILPreps:

No. 9 junior Nate Kabiri, A, Georgetown Prep (Md.)/@MADLAX1 has committed to @HoyasMLacrosse. An Episcopal (Va.) transfer who becomes Georgetown’s second Top 10 ‘23, Kabiri’s a dynamic playmaker who can produce from X, up top or the high wing.

[FlyEaglesFly]

Pretty nice class the Hoyas are putting together

[MDlaxfan76]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

4 dads, and a whole slew of cousins. Even some adoptions...

My son enjoyed playing club ball several years with 3 of them on the same team, two went to UNC and won a NC, the third to Ohio State.
Others have gone to UNC, Rutgers, Maryland, now Georgetown...I haven't followed closely enough to know whether there were any girl cousins who played or are coming up...

Pound for pound I'd take the Stanwicks, but sheer volume definitely goes to the Kelly clan.

[head73]

Another, JK, is headed to Cornell. Class of '22.

[JoeMauer89]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

4 dads, and a whole slew of cousins. Even some adoptions...

My son enjoyed playing club ball several years with 3 of them on the same team, two went to UNC and won a NC, the third to Ohio State.
Others have gone to UNC, Rutgers, Maryland, now Georgetown...I haven't followed closely enough to know whether there were any girl cousins who played or are coming up...

Pound for pound I'd take the Stanwicks, but sheer volume definitely goes to the Kelly clan.

MD,

Thanks, I do remember Patrick Kelly scoring the game-winner against Manhasset in 2012, Manhasset almost pulled of the upset against CHC. 6-5 Final. He's gotta be about 27 now.

Joe

[MDlaxfan76]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

4 dads, and a whole slew of cousins. Even some adoptions...

My son enjoyed playing club ball several years with 3 of them on the same team, two went to UNC and won a NC, the third to Ohio State.
Others have gone to UNC, Rutgers, Maryland, now Georgetown...I haven't followed closely enough to know whether there were any girl cousins who played or are coming up...

Pound for pound I'd take the Stanwicks, but sheer volume definitely goes to the Kelly clan.

MD,

Thanks, I do remember Patrick Kelly scoring the game-winner against Manhasset in 2012, Manhasset almost pulled of the upset against CHC. 6-5 Final. He's gotta be about 27 now.

Joe

Yup, along with cousin Johnny and cousin Steven (Bones) who were a year younger, they were quite good. Patrick was a deadly lefty sniper, great step to get his hands free. Bones was tremendous at X.

The only problem with playing with Bones on the club team was that his possession rate was so high, there was less action for the D (and tender) when he got hot!

Pat and my son were in the same graduation year, though from rival schools.

That was a darn good Manhasset team! My son and I were there at that game, played at St. Pauls, to meet his future teammate Bobby Duvnjak who was an absolute force of nature that day, taking face-offs and roaming all over the field creating mass destruction. Amazing performance. I think Garden City was also there that day, maybe playing the host? Devin Dwyer off that team was also a future teammate.

Glad to see Georgetown in on the Kelly action!

[Farfromgeneva]

All great but this trio....

https://cuse.com/news/2006/10/27/powells.aspx

[JoeMauer89]

And Kelly from Calvert Hall also a great addition

Are there any more Kelly's left after this? I think they have the Stanwick's beat at this point...

Joe

4 dads, and a whole slew of cousins. Even some adoptions...

My son enjoyed playing club ball several years with 3 of them on the same team, two went to UNC and won a NC, the third to Ohio State.
Others have gone to UNC, Rutgers, Maryland, now Georgetown...I haven't followed closely enough to know whether there were any girl cousins who played or are coming up...

Pound for pound I'd take the Stanwicks, but sheer volume definitely goes to the Kelly clan.

MD,

Thanks, I do remember Patrick Kelly scoring the game-winner against Manhasset in 2012, Manhasset almost pulled of the upset against CHC. 6-5 Final. He's gotta be about 27 now.

Joe

Yup, along with cousin Johnny and cousin Steven (Bones) who were a year younger, they were quite good. Patrick was a deadly lefty sniper, great step to get his hands free. Bones was tremendous at X.

The only problem with playing with Bones on the club team was that his possession rate was so high, there was less action for the D (and tender) when he got hot!

Pat and my son were in the same graduation year, though from rival schools.

That was a darn good Manhasset team! My son and I were there at that game, played at St. Pauls, to meet his future teammate Bobby Duvnjak who was an absolute force of nature that day, taking face-offs and roaming all over the field creating mass destruction. Amazing performance. I think Garden City was also there that day, maybe playing the host? Devin Dwyer off that team was also a future teammate.

Glad to see Georgetown in on the Kelly action!

Excellent Manhasset team that year, I believe they were upset in the Nassau County Playoffs by a very athletic Wantagh team that year. GC went on to win the State Championship that year.

Joe

[HGK25]

Hoyas add two more very strong ‘23s to what is becoming an incredibly strong recruiting class. Carello d man from
Huntington is very strong on ball and great in transition. Also #46 jack Schubert attack. Have not seen him play but hear he is extremely strong with both hands and a great playmaker.

[Jldlax]

Agree that the Hoyas are building a strong 2023 class. Perhaps the success over the past 3-4 years is paying off, along with the facilities upgrades. While it will be a heavy lift to get to the top group of teams, things are trending very well.