If you’re looking for a fresh face to play college lacrosse, then look no further than the following five players. Born on October 15, 1990, Jessie Coffield is the daughter of William Coffield. She has one brother and one sister, and is studying at Boston College. Her goal is to reach the NCAA tournament this year. Another upcoming player is 6-foot-4 attackman Dom Pietramala. After leaving Johns Hopkins in April, he and his brother Nick are weighing their future commitments to Denver and North Carolina.
jessie coffield
Jessie Coffield is a native of Boston, Massachusetts and has become one of the top college lacrosse players in the country. She attended the Boston College and is the Varsity Women’s Lacrosse Captain. Before playing collegiate lacrosse, Jessie played field hockey. Then she joined the Boston College women’s lacrosse team and quickly became a captain in her senior year.
Jessie Coffield has a height of 5 feet seven inches, weights 65 kg, and has a striking figure. Her eye color is green and her hair is golden. She is a star athlete in college and has won numerous awards.
Joey Spallina
Spallina’s high-quality play has made him one of the most sought-after recruits in the nation. He was a three-time All-American for Mount Sinai and was the team’s all-time leading scorer this season. He’ll be wearing the famed No. 22 jersey at Syracuse, where he’ll be exposed to more scrutiny than he’s used to. However, this high-caliber player has shown he’s ready for the pressure.
Despite a short high school career, Spallina has already made his mark in lacrosse. He broke the Long Island Points Record, which had been held for nearly a decade. At the end of his lone high school career, he had 169 points.
Andrew McAdorey
As a senior midfielder at St. Anthony’s, Andrew McAdorey is one of the top college lacrosse players in the country. He is the consensus No. 1 prospect in the class of 2021 and will be eligible to play for any college. His career was a standout one, as he helped his team win tournament title after tournament. In addition to his impressive college lacrosse stats, he is a solid student of the game.
Although not the tallest midfielder in the nation, McAdorey possesses incredible speed and agility. His background in box lacrosse has helped him to develop excellent hands-free skills, and he can score from anywhere on the field. His two-way skills help him dominate in the middle of the field.
Dominic Pietramala
Dominic Pietramala is a talented lacrosse player whose father, Dave, is a legendary player and long-time coach at Johns Hopkins. His father ended his two-decade coaching stint at the school this spring, and Pietramala’s brother, Nicholas, is also in the mix at several schools. Dom has played with the Annapolis Hawks this summer, and he will likely decide between Syracuse, North Carolina, and Penn State.
Pietramala is an all-around great. He helped lead Johns Hopkins to a national championship in 2005. He is the first person to win a national championship twice, and he has done it as a player and head coach. His teams have advanced to the national semifinals 29 times, and his 2015 team reached the Final Four. Johns Hopkins began the season with six straight losses, but Pietramala led the Blue Jays to the Big Ten Tournament title. They went undefeated during the regular season, and they beat Syracuse (16-15) and Virginia (16-15) to advance to championship weekend.
Chris Kavanagh
In the past three seasons, Chris Kavanagh has emerged as one of the best college lacrosse players in the country. His hard work, dedication, and ability to play as a team player have earned him national recognition. Kavanagh, a freshman attackman, has been named the top recruit in the country by Inside Lacrosse. Kavanagh led the Virginia Cavaliers’ offense, averaging 13 goals per game. His teammate Payton Cormier contributed fifty goals and 11 assists as well. With all this talent, Kavanagh should be a major factor for college lacrosse for years to come.
The offense is equally important, and in the shot clock era, most teams have developed a highly efficient offense. As a result, the top teams in college lacrosse will typically boast the top scoring units. For example, Maryland, Princeton, and Rutgers all had top-ten scoring offenses this season.
