College Commitments
South Coast Lacrosse
Featured Commitments
Courtney Whittaker
University of Denver
Ryan & Rylie Davis
Howard University
Devyn Tanguay
Eastern Michigan University
Emmaline Conner
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
All South Coast Commitments
Devyn Tanguay
Grad Year:
2026
Eastern Michigan University
Mya Tanguay
Grad Year:
2026
Oberlin College
Breleigh Hanagan
Grad Year:
2026
Sewanee
Karrine McCrae
Grad Year:
2026
Virginia State University
Emmaline Conner
Grad Year:
2026
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Sarah Hancock
Grad Year:
2026
Benedictine College
Lia Martinez
Grad Year:
2026
Keiser University
Courtney Whittaker
Grad Year:
2026
University of Denver
Sass Huff
Grad Year:
2026
Mercer University
Ariel Hilts
Grad Year:
2026
University of Charleston - West Virigina
Haily Buck
Grad Year:
2025
Chapman University
Caroline Swanson
Grad Year:
2025
Bowdoin College
Hannah Drickamer
Grad Year:
2025
Rollins College
Ava Miocic
Grad Year:
2025
Saint Leo University
Tabi Reardon
Grad Year:
2025
Towson University
Ryan & Rylie Davis
Grad Year:
2025
Howard University
Reagan Morrison
Grad Year:
2025
Eastern Michigan University
Nicole McCalla
Grad Year:
2025
College of Wooster
Naomi Vogtman
Grad Year:
2023
Delaware State University
Ali Hall
Grad Year:
2023
Boston College
Tessa Weissinger
Grad Year:
2023
University of Texas at Austin
Kami Sauceda
Grad Year:
2023
Belmont Abbey College
Rocky McCauley
Grad Year:
2023
Vanderbilt
Mikaela Cook
Grad Year:
2023
Longwood University
Izzy Tapia
Grad Year:
2023
Palm Beach Atlantic
Jacks Lesmeister
Grad Year:
2023
St. Francis University
Olivia Petrosky
Grad Year:
2023
Westminster
Ashleigh Dixon
Grad Year:
2023
University of Detroit Mercy
Sarah Jardine
Grad Year:
2023
Lindenwood University
Farrah Westfall
Grad Year:
2023
Univ. of Alabama-Huntsville
Rayne Dobson
Grad Year:
2023
Anderson University
Carly Walker
Grad Year:
2020
Stevens Institute of Technology
Haylie Sims
Grad Year:
2020
Lindenwood University
Madz Saucier
Grad Year:
2020
Eastern Carolina University
Chloe Elliot
Grad Year:
2020
Lindenwood University
Jackie Sandquist
Grad Year:
2020
Gannon University
Regan Arkless
Grad Year:
2020
UC Davis
Avery Wagnon
Grad Year:
2020
Central Michigan State
Ashley Lapp
Grad Year:
2020
University of Akron
Madison Taylor
Grad Year:
2020
Birmingham Southern College
An Porpopat
Grad Year:
2020
Central Conneticut State
Chloe Herrera
Grad Year:
2020
University of Akron
Recruitment FAQs
Official NCAA recruiting contact cannot begin until September 1 of a player’s junior year of high school. However, preparation starts much earlier—building fundamentals, academics, highlight film, and exposure through tournaments and showcases.
Coaches evaluate athletic ability (speed, stick skills, game IQ), academic performance, work ethic, and character. They want players who will be a strong fit both on and off the field.
Yes—grades are extremely important. Strong academics give you more opportunities across all divisions and make you a more attractive recruit.
Division I is the most competitive and time-intensive, with athletic scholarships available. Division II also offers athletic scholarships but with more balance between athletics and academics. Division III does not offer athletic scholarships, but financial aid and academic scholarships are often available.
The best way is through game film, tournament exposure, and proactive communication. Email coaches with your highlight reel, academic information, and schedule. Attending prospect days and showcases can also help.
Yes—highlight reels are one of the most effective tools to get on a coach’s radar. Film should showcase your skills, lacrosse IQ, hustle plays, and versatility.
Absolutely. While early experience can help, many athletes who start later still get recruited through hard work, athleticism, and dedication to improving quickly.
A verbal commitment is a non-binding agreement between a player and coach. Signing a National Letter of Intent (NLI) during your senior year makes the commitment official if you are receiving an athletic scholarship.