I think that the fact that we were so unselfish with each other helped us both put up good points. We both worked hard to get the ball to each other and get each other open. Neither one of us were concerned with stats, just getting the win...<< MORE >>

I will always have an appreciation for what the game of lacrosse has given me - opportunities to meet some very special people involved in the game of lacrosse, to travel all over the world and experience other cultures, to play the game at the highest level (or at least try to), and most importantly, to develop character in the way I conduct myself on and off the field. With all that the game of lacrosse has given me, I will always be respectful of it. << MORE >>

Coach Cavallaro has been running the All Star Lacrosse Camps for the past 10 years and is currently the offensive coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania where he has been coaching since 2003. Prior to that coach Cav was the top assistant at North Carolina and at Johns Hopkins. Coach Cav was kind enough to let Tillax.com publish his paper about what recruits can do to catch coaches attention. << MORE >>

"I called it industriousness to make very clear it involves more than merely showing up and going through the motions."<< MORE >>

He would say "If you're better than me, then you will have to prove it this play, the next play and until the last whistle blows." -Sean Morris on his youth football coach.<< MORE >>

"It's incredible what a bunch of guys who lose their egos, and work as hard as they possibly can to accomplish a common goal can do." << MORE >>

"If you play great team defense I think everyone in the unit has the potential to be a great shutdown pole."<< MORE >>

"We firmly believe that playing together as a team is the key to our success."<< MORE >>

Quint Kessenich, a 1990 graduate of Johns Hopkins University, is a TV analyst for college lacrosse for ESPN. Kessenich, twice named the Outstanding Goalie in Divison I and a four-time All-American, played on the 1987 NCAA championship team with the likes of attackman Brian Wood and current Hopkins coach Dave Pietramala.<< MORE >>

"On a 4 1/2 mile run around the sports complex, the team’s focus impressed Malphrus. And when then-senior Matt Poskay finished first, he ran back, found the last two guys (Danny Glading and Garrett Billings) and pushed them to the finish."<< MORE >>