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AreaLax wrote:NLI signing are next week.

IL list for Maryland
Player High School
Ryan Siracusa - Attack Centennial High School
Conor Calderone - FO. Smithtown High School West
King Ripley - Midfield St Marys High School
Jack Sawyer - Midfield Calvert Hall College High School
Justin Sherrer - LSM Etowah High School
Michael Mines - Midfield Torrey Pines High School
Logan McNaney - Goalie Salisbury School
Logan Soelberg - Midfield Crespi Carmelite High School
Kelan Duff - Defense ulverCuAcademy
Garrett Gibbons - Midfield Massapequa High School
Dawson Wynne - Midfield Salisbury School
Jack Brennan -Attack Irondequoit High School
Daniel Maltz- Attack Riverside High School
Connor Whalen - LSM Bishop Shanahan High School

dense wrote:See College Crosse's ballot for preseason All American has Neufeldt as first team lsm.

I understand he is getting his masters at Denver in his last eligible but would think Maryland Ould coffer the same.
Seems odd he would leave after 4 years with just as good or better chances at national title .

Any reason beyond that why he left the Terps? Playing time?

The last team to make this way-ahead top five, this likely won't be a program-changing class full of star power. However, with a nation-leading 11 four-stars, this is a strong group that could help the Terps maintain the kind of depth and consistency that has propelled them to seven of the last eight Final Four weekends. Heading to play for a staff that knows a thing or two about producing top longstick middies and goalies, No. 41 Justin Sherrer (Etowah, Ga.) and No. 43 Logan McNaney (Salisbury, Conn.) will compete for significant minutes right away. No. 66 Conor Calderone (Smithtown West, N.Y.), a quick-handed Boston transplant, is expected to help bolster the face-off position. Despite what their individual rankings may illustrate, a number of sleepers could contribute on offense. Attackman No. 69 Jack Brennan (Irondequoit, N.Y.) is a well-rounded talent from Terp great Joe Walters' alma mater, while No. 78 Jack Sawyer (Calvert Hall, Md.) makes up for a lack of size with an innate playmaking ability. Elsewhere, there's an abundance of talented attackmen, two-way standouts and longpoles that could flourish in College Park if given the opportunity.

AreaLax wrote:IL thoughts on the 2019 class
Recruiting: Early Look at the Top 2019 Classes

The last team to make this way-ahead top five, this likely won't be a program-changing class full of star power. However, with a nation-leading 11 four-stars, this is a strong group that could help the Terps maintain the kind of depth and consistency that has propelled them to seven of the last eight Final Four weekends. Heading to play for a staff that knows a thing or two about producing top longstick middies and goalies, No. 41 Justin Sherrer (Etowah, Ga.) and No. 43 Logan McNaney (Salisbury, Conn.) will compete for significant minutes right away. No. 66 Conor Calderone (Smithtown West, N.Y.), a quick-handed Boston transplant, is expected to help bolster the face-off position. Despite what their individual rankings may illustrate, a number of sleepers could contribute on offense. Attackman No. 69 Jack Brennan (Irondequoit, N.Y.) is a well-rounded talent from Terp great Joe Walters' alma mater, while No. 78 Jack Sawyer (Calvert Hall, Md.) makes up for a lack of size with an innate playmaking ability. Elsewhere, there's an abundance of talented attackmen, two-way standouts and longpoles that could flourish in College Park if given the opportunity.

AreaLax wrote:Congratulations to Maryland’s Men for winning the College Cup in soccer. Their bring home the Natty trophy to College Park

10stone5 wrote:Nick DeMaio will transfer to UM in January.

AreaLax wrote:

10stone5 wrote:Nick DeMaio will transfer to UM in January.

He is not transferring. Currently he is doing a PG year

Not surprised he going to Maryland just surprised he start early