Archive for March 2019

“Because of CityLax, I came out of my shell and gained confidence.”

Coach Moner, now a graduate of Hofstra University’s business school and an Advanced Analytics Recruiter at Elliott Browne International, was once a CityLax athlete himself.

“Because of CityLax, I’ve had a lot of educational opportunities open.”

“Because of CityLax, I’ve become more outgoing and opened up more than I ever thought I could. Now, I want to pursue lacrosse in college and beyond.”

Loren Cantor is a junior goalie at Bard High School Early College in Manhattan. A tenacious athlete who is always curious to learn something new, Loren first discovered the sport from a poster promoting boys lacrosse.

Not only is Isa a talented lacrosse player and excellent student, he’s also a driven and compassionate member of his community.

“My goals are that we grow more as a team with each game, that we have more chemistry and communication throughout.”

“To me, lacrosse is a brotherhood. It’s a game that brings out the best of me and everyone else on the team and cements friendships that I know I will have for my whole life.”

Carly Fine, a junior at Bayside High School in Queens, was one of two selected student-athletes to attend the elite NorthStar Invitational camp this summer.

“Thank you. Thank you for helping me get better, for providing college players to help, and for giving me opportunities to play more.”