3 time or 4 time HS AA [Archive] - The Lacrosse Forums

laxman359

07-10-2005, 12:37 AM

has there ever been a 3 or even 4 time hs all-american?

creaseattack

07-10-2005, 12:44 AM

chris boland who plays attack for boys latin might pull it off he made AA last year and he probably did this year so if he can do it next year he will have three times.

crlacrosse

07-10-2005, 02:19 PM

i hear little boland is nasty

We had a player josh coveleski at my school make 3 time HS AA, he graduated in 04 and made all american his sophomore, junior, and senior years. He got a full ride to Duke.

mahanlax22

07-10-2005, 06:22 PM

is chris boland kevin bolands little brother?

crlacrosse

07-12-2005, 09:42 AM

is chris boland kevin bolands little brother?

yes, and thats probably why hes so good, who wouldnt be good with a D1 all american brother.

mahanlax22

07-12-2005, 10:14 PM

you got me there ,very true

phslax007

07-13-2005, 04:17 PM

greg cattrano was a 3 time all american in hs

vesXattack2

07-13-2005, 05:43 PM

matt danowski was a 3 time high school all american at farmingdale

LymanLax28

07-13-2005, 07:34 PM

There's a kid that goes to Bishop Moore HS (near Orlando) who was AA sophomore/junior year, he'll probably be a three time AA (he's going to be a senior next year).

ragnut

08-09-2005, 01:59 PM

Mike von Kamecke is the guy at Bishop Moore you're talking about.

A word of caution when calling these guys "All-Americans." True, that's their official honor, but it doesn't mean they're the best in the country. It just means that they're the best in that region. There are probably a lot of guys, particularly from the northeast, who are not labelled "AA" that are better than other players from other parts of the country you get the label of AA. I pay more attention to the college lax team they wind up playing for as a better judge of how good they are, assuming I haven't seen them play.

phslax007

08-09-2005, 02:01 PM

well if that was the case then why are there so many more all americans in the northeast than other places in the country

LymanLax28

08-09-2005, 02:04 PM

Mike von Kamecke is the guy at Bishop Moore you're talking about.

A word of caution when calling these guys "All-Americans." True, that's their official honor, but it doesn't mean they're the best in the country. It just means that they're the best in that region. There are probably a lot of guys, particularly from the northeast, who are not labelled "AA" that are better than other players from other parts of the country you get the label of AA. I pay more attention to the college lax team they wind up playing for as a better judge of how good they are, assuming I haven't seen them play.
Yeah I know his name, I just figured no one else would.

I agree with what you said about the "AA" thing. Also, at least down here, alot of it has to do with politics. Kids from traditionally better schools will get AA, 1st team, or 2nd team all star ahead of someone better, from a less well known school.

CFLaxer

08-09-2005, 02:13 PM

A good example of an all american not being as good as someone who didnt get those honors is back in 2003 when a player from lake mary high school (last name was supraner) got all american, look where he plays. Club at florida state. A guy from Winter Park (rob bickerstaff) , who got first team all district i think, ended up starting his freshman year at a D2 school called pfeiffer.

LymanLax28

08-09-2005, 04:46 PM

A good example of an all american not being as good as someone who didnt get those honors is back in 2003 when a player from lake mary high school (last name was supraner) got all american, look where he plays. Club at florida state. A guy from Winter Park (rob bickerstaff) , who got first team all district i think, ended up starting his freshman year at a D2 school called pfeiffer.
Yeah, our varsity coach from last year went to Pfeiffer at out of high school and graduated sixth in the nation. And you can probably guess, no AA award there.

imnotdannykeega

08-10-2005, 12:02 AM

im 6 time all american im so good they call the team the brien mcmahon dannys not the senators

ragnut

08-10-2005, 12:01 PM

im 6 time all american im so good they call the team the brien mcmahon dannys not the senators
Well, at least I believe you'd be in high school for 6 years :imparied:

GBaschski

08-11-2005, 10:30 AM

A good example of an all american not being as good as someone who didnt get those honors is back in 2003 when a player from lake mary high school (last name was supraner) got all american, look where he plays. Club at florida state. A guy from Winter Park (rob bickerstaff) , who got first team all district i think, ended up starting his freshman year at a D2 school called pfeiffer.

Uh, Pfeiffer is not that big of a deal. Besides, the All American guy could have been offered to go to a varsity lacrosse school, but chose not to. Ya never know.

ragnut

08-16-2005, 04:45 PM

well if that was the case then why are there so many more all americans in the northeast than other places in the country
The number of All-Americans assigned to be named in a region is based on the number of varsity lacrosse teams in that region. Since the northeast has more teams, they get to name more AAs.

zippo30

08-16-2005, 04:58 PM

Max Quinzani of Duxbury, MA is enroute to doing it. 160 pts sophomore, and junior year, and is rumored to have commited to Georgetown or Duke.

tribal803

05-31-2006, 08:02 PM

Max Quinzani of Duxbury, MA is enroute to doing it. 160 pts sophomore, and junior year, and is rumored to have commited to Georgetown or Duke.

he didn't make All American freshman year and is not making it this year (his senior year)
http://www.boston.com/sports/schools/articles/2006/05/31/quinzani_isnt_an_all_american/