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The Baltimore Lacrosse Club, Inc is a 501-C-3 state registered non profit. It is our goal to provide an exceptional lacrosse experience. We will field one team per age group and provide top notch coaching for that team. Our mission is simple: to provide our players with the opportunity to compete in lacrosse tournaments held throughout the country during the summer and fall. Many of these tournaments exist to showcase our players to college coaches. These tournaments also have divisions for younger high school and middle school teams. Experienced and proven coaching is the cornerstone of the BLC. Lifelong friendships between players and parents from the many different schools and communities from which our teams are comprised is an added benefit of the club experience!
(picture # 9 Paul Rabil, U19 All Star in Vail looks to feed)
I hope this quick note finds you well! I just wanted to touchbase about summer schedules, registration and the all important college recruiting scene!
Schedule --- We are close to having it final and will post asap. As per usual we will be in the best events the summer has to offer! Several new opportunities exist for our older players who have not yet commited. You can count on our guys getting the looks!!!
Registration --- Some age groups have already starting getting notifications and the rest will be sent out soon via the website. As a reminder, no one has to stop playing because of fees. If you need assistance please contact Coach McClernan for a discrete discussion. We take care of our own!!!
Recruiting --- if you have read our front page you can see that 25% of our sophomores have already committed to D1 scholarships! It is wild where recruiting
has gone the last few years. Luckily for our members the BLC is at the forefront and able to provide you with the information you need! To that end will be sending out information to follow up on our recruiting night with Pre Game lacrosse. We will be hosting a Pre Game Work Shop II soon. Stay tuned!
2011 UA ALL AMERICANs - Ryan Tucker, Taylor Michel, Conor Doyle, Bryson Greene, Wells Stanwick, Jeff Chase, Tyler German
Congrats to OUR CRABS 2011 TEAM their parents and High Schools for these wonderful acceptances!
Ryan Tucker - Mid - Gilman - UVA
Tyler German - Mid - Queene Anne - UVA
Taylor Michels - Att - St. Pauls - UVA
Wells Stanwick - Att -Boys' Latin- JHU
Logan Connolly - Att - St. Marys - Notre Dame
Keegan Michel - Mid - McDonogh - Harvard
Bryson Greene - Def - McDonogh - Georgetown
Sean Flounlacker - Def - Kent Island - Navy
John Henrich - Def - Gilman - Navy
Mark Brashears- Mid- Broadneck - Navy
Ben Kellar - Def - Boys' Latin - Bucknell
Jeff Chase - Mid - Boys' Latin - Loyola
Justin George - Mid - Gilman - Duke
Garrett Novotny - Att - Calvert Hall - Bucknell
Reed Carlson - Goal - St. Marys - Villanova
Conor Doyle - Att - Gilman - Notre Dame
Taylor Stothoff - Mid - Boys'Latin - Penn State
Matt Diehl - Att - Calvert Hall - Quinnipiac
Josh Matanin - Def - St.Pauls - Rutgers
Wade Korvin - Att - Arundel - Bryant
Adam Davey - Goal - Boys' Latin - Lynchburg
KC Beard - Mid - St. Marys - Dartmouth
CRABS 2012 TEAM - Verbals - :
Brian Bolewicki - Mid - CHC Towson
Hank Brown - Mid - Landon Drexel
Jack Brust - Goal - CHC Quinnipiac
Deemer Class - Mid - Loyola Duke
Ryan Cochran - Mid - Spalding Delaware
Mark Cohen - Mid - Severn UMBC
Zach Esser - LPM - Fallston UMBC
Colin Flounlacker - Mid - Kent Island Navy
Dan Goldstein - Def - Middletown Villanova
John Kluh - Att - St. Marys Villanova
Matt Opsahl - Att - Bullis Hobart
Spencer Parks - Att - St. Pauls UNC
Conor Pequigney - Mid - Spalding Syracuse
Charlie Schnider - Mid - Landon MD
Geoff Davis - Def - McDonogh Denver
CRABS 2013 Team - Verbals:
Brett Bedard - Mid - Severn UNC
Bryan Lichtenauer - Mid - BL OSU
Jake Clise - Att - QA MD
Tom Hollenback - Mid - CHC SU
Kevin O'Toole - Mid - Loyola JHU
Mac Pons - Def - BL MD
Ethan Powley - Def - Paul IV DUKE
Steve Hinks - Def -South River Navy
Greg Pyke - Att - BL Georgia(FB)
Mike Lynch - Mid - BL Towson
Mike Rhoads - Def - Landon UVA
CRABS 2014 TEAM - Early Verbals:
Tal Bruno - Mid - BL JHU
Shack Stanwick - Att - BL JHU
Hunter Moreland - Mid - BL JHU
Brinton Valis - Mid - Mcdonogh JHU
Chase Campbell - Def - Gilman UVA
Tyler Ruhl - Att - Gilman ND
All 24 of our CRABS 2010 team will be playing college lacrosse next fall! The BLC CRABS congratulate the players their parents and the high schools that helped the young men achieve such wonderful college acceptances!
Virginia's Stanwick, Northwestern's Smith win Tewaaraton Award
Loyola grad named nation's top college player after leading Cavs to national title
By Edward Lee and Katherine Dunn, The Baltimore Sun
12:09 AM EDT, June 3, 2011
Three days after powering Virginia to the program's fourth NCAA championship, junior attackman Steele Stanwick was recognized for his effort by taking home the Tewaaraton Award, given to the nation's top college player.
On the women's side, Northwestern attacker Shannon Smith won after leading the Wildcats to an upset 8-7 victory over No. 1 Maryland for their sixth championship in seven years.
Stanwick, a Baltimore native and Loyola graduate, outlasted Cornell junior attackman Rob Pannell, Army senior attackman Jeremy Boltus and Syracuse senior goalkeeper John Galloway and senior long-stick midfielder Joel White for the award.
Stanwick registered 21 points in leading the Cavaliers to their first national championship since 2006. He finished the season ranked third in Division I in assists (38) and fourth in points per game (4.1).
Stanwick's numbers weren't quite as good as those of Pannell's (first in the country in points with 89, assists with 47 and points per game with 5.2), but the Big Red fell to Virginia in the NCAA tournament quarterfinals.
Hofstra midfielder Doug Shanahan is the only player in the award's 11-year history to claim the honor after his team failed to reach the national final.
Stanwick has a chance to join Syracuse attackman Michael Powell as the only two-time Tewaaraton winner. Powell won the award in 2002 and 2004.
Smith, a junior from Long Island, was named Most Valuable Player of the NCAA tournament after scoring four goals, including the game-winner, in the title game, and her 18 goals in the four tournament games rank as the second-most all-time for a single tournament.
Smith, who finished the season as the nation's leading scorer with 86 goals and 42 assists, gives Northwestern its fifth Tewaaraton in six years. She is the third Wildcat to win the trophy after Kristen Kjellman in 2006 and 2007, and Hannah Nielsen in 2008 and 2009. Maryland's Caitlyn McFadden won last year after the Terrapins beat Northwestern in the title game.
Maryland had two Tewaaraton finalists this year in Sarah Mollison and Century graduate Katie Schwarzmann along with Loyola's Grace Gavin, a St. Paul's graduate, and Duke's Emma Hamm.
B.F.S! Bigger/Stronger/Faster!!!
Time to TRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jay Dyer has agreed to be the official training partner for our club. Coach Jay has done great work at JHU and with many of the areas top players in private training.
The Baltimore Lacrosse Club, Inc is a 501-C-3 state registered non profit. It is our goal to provide an exceptional lacrosse experience. We will field one team per age group and provide top notch coaching for that team. Our mission is simple: to provide our players with the opportunity to compete in lacrosse tournaments held throughout the country during the summer and fall. Many of these tournaments exist to showcase our players to college coaches. These tournaments also have divisions for younger high school and middle school teams. Experienced and proven coaching is the cornerstone of the BLC. Lifelong friendships between players and parents from the many different schools and communities from which our teams are comprised is an added benefit of the club experience! 
