Cornell lacrosse 2018

Started by billhoward, August 07, 2017, 05:21:56 PM

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billhoward

When Men's Lacrosse Announce[d] Class of 2021, the 13 newcomers all sounded like very good players, all contributors, and no one stood out in the release as the next Rob Pannell. Turns out incoming attackman John Piatell, Wrentham, Mass., has the potential to be a standoot at Cornell. Also Matt Licciardi, midfielder. Both were named to the USA Today All-America first team. (Player of the year is Justin Shockey, Landon School (Bethesda, Md.), headed to Navy.)

Quote from: Interim coach Peter MillmanJohn [Piatelli] is an excellent feeding attackman with an extremely high lacrosse IQ. We expect him to compete for immedia1te playing time because of his ability to dodge and feed from behind the goal. We think he has the potential to be a special player for us by the time his career is over.

Quote from: USA Today 2017 HS Lacrosse first team All-AmericasPiatelli emerged as one of the nation's elite scholastic attackmen this season, helping St. Sebastian's to a Super 25 appearance and earning Independent School League player of the year honors. He helped the Arrows to an 18-3 record, with only one loss in the ISL.


Matt Licciardi (Cold Spring Harbor), middie, is also first-team USA Today HS AA, also headed to Cornell.
Quote from: USA TodayLicciardi was a sparkplug for the Seahawks this season as a dynamic midfielder who could win face-offs, initiate offense and create transition by way of smart defense on the backend. He helped fuel Cold Spring Harbor's third New York State title with 24 goals and a Nassau County-best 65 assists


jeff '84

http://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/at-delaware-ben-deluca-looks-to-carve-new-path-forward/50541

Nice article about Ben DeLuca. Quotes from Pannell and mentions that "A photo of George Boiardi is a fixture wherever he goes..."

billhoward

Ben DeLuca has the fire and skill to make it happen at Delaware. Maybe he'll listen to the winds of change. When a school administration says no hazing/no drinking/this is not team-building, they may mean it. Dangerous to call their bluff when the U holds the cards.

For Cornell, maybe there's a second Bill Tierney coming out of Cortland. Maybe there's a Cornellian with enough experience.

Swampy

Quote from: billhowardBen DeLuca has the fire and skill to make it happen at Delaware. Maybe he'll listen to the winds of change. When a school administration says no hazing/no drinking/this is not team-building, they may mean it. Dangerous to call their bluff when the U holds the cards.

For Cornell, maybe there's a second Bill Tierney coming out of Cortland. Maybe there's a Cornellian with enough experience.

Don't you think we should give Milliman a chance?

billhoward

Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: billhowardBen DeLuca has the fire and skill to make it happen at Delaware. Maybe he'll listen to the winds of change. When a school administration says no hazing/no drinking/this is not team-building, they may mean it. Dangerous to call their bluff when the U holds the cards.
For Cornell, maybe there's a second Bill Tierney coming out of Cortland. Maybe there's a Cornellian with enough experience.
Don't you think we should give Milliman a chance?
Absolutely. Milliman has already proved himself a recruiter. Now let's see him coach.



billhoward

Chayse Ierlan '22 of Victor NY coming to Cornell fall 2018 as a lacrosse goalie, also a standout in hockey. Already has 3 state titles between the 2 sports heading into senior year. http://www.rochesterfirst.com/sports/high-school-sports/victors-chayse-ierlan-stops-it-all/883957966

Trotsky


TimV

Easy, boy.  He's CORNELL '22 - senior at Victor this year.  We coulda used his older brother.  He's the face-off machine at UAlbany,  where we play on March 3rd.
"Yo Paulie - I don't see no crowd gathering 'round you neither."

George64

Quote from: TimVWe coulda used his older brother.  He's the face-off machine at UAlbany.

Our new volunteer assistant coach is apparently a face-off stud.  I assume these skills can be taught.

billhoward

Quote from: billhowardChayse Ierlan '22 of Victor NY coming to Cornell fall 2018 as a lacrosse goalie, also a standout in hockey. Already has 3 state titles between the 2 sports heading into senior year. http://www.rochesterfirst.com/sports/high-school-sports/victors-chayse-ierlan-stops-it-all/883957966
Terrifies me to think, if he's good, Cornell PR might start a campaign "Chayse for the (Tewaaraton) Cup." Which is close enough to Trophy if you live in Nascar country.

woodpile

Laxpower may be folding, and this forum may soon see an influx of Cornell lacrosse fans who had been over there for years.  Very devoted, informed group. Just a heads-up.

lakerlaxfan

New to this forum. I just wanted to say Happy New Year and Go Big Red.. Looking forward to an awesome 2018 season.. The boys will make a run..