Dartmouth Men's Lacrosse

[wahoomurf]

Rogan usually carries the ball more than he did yesterday.He was brilliant getting open.IMO,a demonstration of his versatility.

[wahoomurf]

Tommy Rogan, a 2 sport star at Chaminade H.S. (Mineola, Long Island,N.Y.),is heading to Hanover. Many thought he'd go to Yale where his father played quarter back for Cozza. Moreover,Shay and Moran are on each other's speed dial.And there's always a few Chaminade guys on the Yale team.Nonetheless he chose Dartmouth.

Perhaps Callahan can develop a similar pipeline to Dartmouth as the one Yale/Shay has developed with Moran. Rogan,a great student-athlete and a terrific young man,is the type of young man to start the flow.

Rogan had six goals today in Chaminade's 15-7 win over Manhasset.

Speaking of Chaminade- maybe we can learn a lesson from their Change in philosophy:
This was the first year Chaminade ditched the ball control offense - and boys were not afraid to shoot or make mistakes.
DC may consider same strategy- (great goalie, depth on Defense, and a serious need to produce goals)...
Thoughts From insiders?

He also has an nice assist.

[Voyuer]

Joe Conner will be a difference maker for Dartmouth recruiting over the next few years, if he is given the time??? Hs and college players LOVE playing for him and want to play for him. The word will get around if he stays a few years. I know every kid in his previous four classes and know how they felt about playing for him.

[MDlaxfan76]

Tommy Rogan, a 2 sport star at Chaminade H.S. (Mineola, Long Island,N.Y.),is heading to Hanover. Many thought he'd go to Yale where his father played quarter back for Cozza. Moreover,Shay and Moran are on each other's speed dial.And there's always a few Chaminade guys on the Yale team.Nonetheless he chose Dartmouth.

Perhaps Callahan can develop a similar pipeline to Dartmouth as the one Yale/Shay has developed with Moran. Rogan,a great student-athlete and a terrific young man,is the type of young man to start the flow.

Rogan had six goals today in Chaminade's 15-7 win over Manhasset.

Speaking of Chaminade- maybe we can learn a lesson from their Change in philosophy:
This was the first year Chaminade ditched the ball control offense - and boys were not afraid to shoot or make mistakes.
DC may consider same strategy- (great goalie, depth on Defense, and a serious need to produce goals)...
Thoughts From insiders?

I don't know enough about Chaminade's pivot, but I would suspect that Dartmouth's main priority this spring was to wring out the TO's and to try to preserve as many possessions as they could, given they were having such difficulty in winning at X.

That may well change if the coaches gain confidence in the FOGO and wing play at X and if the overall stick work improves, including deeper into the roster, sufficiently that pushed pace is possible.

Sure hope so, as it's a much more fun way to play the game.