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Thomas Wright is Fundraising for US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation

WITH UNWAVERING CHARACTER, WE TRAIN TO WIN!

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  • Standard_alex-roesner Alex Roesner $870
  • Standard_austin-henningsen Austin Henningsen $3,075
  • Standard_austin-sims Austin SIms $2,069
  • Standard_brad-smith Bradley Smith $3,305
  • Standard_bryan-costabile Bryan Costabile $400
  • Standard_christian-feliziani Christian Feliziani $3,300
  • Standard_dox-aitken Dox Aitken $7,295
  • Standard_drew-supinski Drew Supinski $948
  • Standard_johnson-dylan Dylan Johnson $2,200
  • Standard_gerard-arceri Gerard Arceri $875
  • Standard_hugh-crance Hugh Crance $2,875
  • Standard_jack-pezzulla Jack Mauro Pezzulla $177
  • Standard_jack-rowlett Jack Rowlett $1,466
  • Standard_jared-bernhardt Jared Bernhardt $2,500
  • Standard_mac-o_keefe Mac O'Keefe $4,475
  • Standard_matt-borges Matt Borges $1,000
  • Standard_michael-sowers Michael Sowers $1,948
  • Standard_noah-lejman Noah Lejman $5,135
  • Standard_patrick-foley Patrick Foley $1,190
  • Standard_phil-goss Philip Goss $2,575
  • Standard_ryan-conrad Ryan Conrad $805
  • Standard_mathias-simon Simon Mathias $525
  • Standard_terry-lindsay Terry Lindsay $6,400
  • Standard_tommy-wright Thomas Wright $1,500
  • Standard_timmy-kelly Timmy Kelly $13,150
  • Standard_tyler-dunn Tyler Dunn $3,635
  • Standard_willie-klan Willie Klan $600
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August 2, 2016

Thank you for making this possible. None of this happens without the support of family, friends and teammates.

Watch the final episode of The Journey and know that you were the reason the boys rallied for gold!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhQymuKRRuI&feature=em-subs_digest

GO USA!

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I am Thomas Wright

Hailing from Garden City (N.Y.) High School and Penn State University, I am honored and humbled to represent the United States at the FIL World U19 Lacrosse Championships in Coquitlam, British Columbia this July. Please join me and my commitment to represent the U.S. with unwavering character as a fierce competitor with a humble heart.  Your support inspires me to work harder than ever before!


We are Team USA!

We are incredibly proud to wear the red, white and blue at the FIL Men's U19 World Lacrosse Championships in Coquitlam, British Columbia this July. As student athletes, we are balancing our commitments to school and our lacrosse programs while also training to bring home the gold for you! Please support us as we represent the U.S. with unwavering character as fierce competitors with humble hearts.  

Why We're Raising Funds

Fielding the best national team requires significant funds to get us united as one. We have a legacy to uphold and an honor to earn. We are looking to win the eighth consecutive GOLD MEDAL for the Team USA U19 Men. We are up for the challenge to train harder than ever before! We could use your assist to cover the cost - $5000 per player - to take this journey. 

Our performance on the field is only half our task. We also serve as inspirational role-models and international ambassadors for lacrosse.  We are the lacrosse standard-bearers. We are the Olympic athletes for lacrosse and we hope to make you proud as we take on this new role.


 

How We Got Here

Each year, a select group of men and women earn the privilege of representing Team USA on the international stage. We are grateful to be among the select few. We have been through five brutal rounds of cuts to make this team, and we will not stop until we have won gold.

Join My Team and Spread the Word

No lacrosse player does it alone. We are thankful for the dedicated coaches, teammates and supporters who have helped us along the way. We value the importance of teamwork, and want you to know that we play for all who came before us and all who helped us to get here. 

In the spirit of lacrosse, we invite you to join our team as a RallyMe Booster and share our Rally on social media.  Go USA!

 

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Standard_alex-roesner Alex Roesner Baltimore, Maryland 9 $870
Standard_austin-henningsen Austin Henningsen Baltimore, Maryland 23 $3,075
Standard_austin-sims Austin SIms Baltimore, Maryland 22 $2,069
Standard_brad-smith Bradley Smith Baltimore, Maryland 28 $3,305
Standard_bryan-costabile Bryan Costabile Baltimore, Maryland 7 $400
Standard_christian-feliziani Christian Feliziani Baltimore, Maryland 21 $3,300
Standard_dox-aitken Dox Aitken Baltimore, Maryland 44 $7,295
Standard_drew-supinski Drew Supinski Baltimore, Maryland 7 $948
Standard_johnson-dylan Dylan Johnson Baltimore, Maryland 17 $2,200
Standard_gerard-arceri Gerard Arceri Baltimore, Maryland 11 $875
Standard_hugh-crance Hugh Crance Baltimore, Maryland 21 $2,875
Standard_jack-pezzulla Jack Mauro Pezzulla Baltimore, Maryland 3 $177
Standard_jack-rowlett Jack Rowlett Baltimore, Maryland 21 $1,466
Standard_jared-bernhardt Jared Bernhardt Baltimore, Maryland 23 $2,500
Standard_mac-o_keefe Mac O'Keefe Baltimore, Maryland 38 $4,475
Standard_matt-borges Matt Borges Baltimore, Maryland 8 $1,000
Standard_michael-sowers Michael Sowers Baltimore, Maryland 17 $1,948
Standard_noah-lejman Noah Lejman Baltimore, Maryland 13 $5,135
Standard_patrick-foley Patrick Foley Baltimore, Maryland 15 $1,190
Standard_phil-goss Philip Goss Baltimore, Maryland 11 $2,575
Standard_ryan-conrad Ryan Conrad Baltimore, Maryland 11 $805
Standard_mathias-simon Simon Mathias Baltimore, Maryland 4 $525
Standard_terry-lindsay Terry Lindsay Baltimore, Maryland 17 $6,400
Standard_tommy-wright Thomas Wright Baltimore, Maryland 12 $1,500
Standard_timmy-kelly Timmy Kelly Baltimore, Maryland 9 $13,150
Standard_tyler-dunn Tyler Dunn Baltimore, Maryland 20 $3,635
Standard_willie-klan Willie Klan Baltimore, Maryland 8 $600

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    Thank you for making this possible. None of this happens without the support of family, friends and teammates.

    Watch the final episode of The Journey and know that you were the reason the boys rallied for gold!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhQymuKRRuI&feature=em-subs_digest

    GO USA!

    August 2, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    Bernhardt Named World Championship MVP

    July 18, 2016    3390 Views

    By Brian Logue | @uslacrosse

    Randy Daly

    COQUITLAM, B.C. — Jared Bernhardt was named the Most Valuable Player of the 2016 Federation of International Lacrosse Men’s U19 World Championship after helping lead the United States to its eighth consecutive title. Bernhardt, also named the outstanding midfielder, was one of five Team USA players named to the all-world team. He was joined by teammates Patrick Foley (defense), Austin Henningsen (midfield), Jack Rowlett (defense) and Michael Sowers (attack).

    Bernhardt, a recent graduate of Lake Brantley (Fla.) High School headed to the University of Maryland, was Team USA’s top scoring midfield with 15 points (10g, 5a). His goal with 2:34 remaining in the gold medal game against Canada tied the score 12-12, setting the stage for Ryan Conrad’s game-winning goal with eight seconds remaining. Bernhardt’s older brother, Jesse, was a member of the 2014 U.S. men’s senior team.

    Foley and Rowlett helped anchor a Team USA defense that allowed just 31 goals in six games. Foley, from St. John’s Prep (Mass.), just finished his freshman season at Johns Hopkins University where he started all 15 games. Rowlett, from Robinson (Va.) High School, won his second major championship in a span of less than two months. Rowlett started 17 games on defense for North Carolina, leading the team with 17 caused turnovers to help the Tar Heels win the NCAA championship.

    Henningsen, from Northport (N.Y.) High School, was a dominant force on faceoffs for Team USA. Henningsen, who helped Maryland to the NCAA championship game as the Terps’ primary faceoff specialist this spring, won 66.7 percent (58-of-87) of his draws in the FIL U19 world championship, including a clutch second-half performance against Canada to help the U.S. rally from a six-goal deficit.

    Sowers, a recent graduate of Upper Dublin (Pa.) High School headed to Princeton, tied Alex Roesner as Team USA’s leading scorer. Sowers had 22 points (11g, 11a) and his 11 assists led the team. Sowers had seven points (5g, 2a) in a round-robin victory over Australia and had a goal and two assists during a 5-1 Team USA run to open the second half of the gold medal game against Canada, helping to spur the United States comeback.

    Bill Leahy, the longtime head coach at LaSalle College (Pa.) High School, served as the assistant manager for Team USA and was selected as the team’s Graham Lester Spirit of Lacrosse Award recipient.

    All-World Team

    Attack: Tehoka Nanticoke (Iroquois Nationals), Michael Sowers (USA), Austin Staats (Iroquois Nationals)

    Midfield: Jared Bernhardt (USA), Austin Henningsen (USA), Tre Leclaire (Canada)

    Defense: Patrick Foley (USA), Ryland Rees (Canada), Jack Rowlett (USA)

    Goal: Kyle Hebert (Canada)

    Positional MVPs

    Attack: Tehoka Nanticoke (Iroquois Nationals)
    Midfield: Jared Bernhardt (USA)
    Defense: Ryland Rees (Canada)
    Goal: Kyle Hebert (Canada)

    Tournament MVP

    Jared Bernhardt (USA)

    Final Standings

    1. United States
    2. Canada
    3. Iroquois Nationals
    4. Australia
    5. England
    6. Israel
    7. Ireland
    8. Germany
    9. China
    10. Scotland
    11. Hong Kong
    12. Korea
    13. Mexico

    The world champion U.S. Men’s National U19 Team trains and plays using best-in-class products provided by Nike (apparel and footwear), STX (equipment), and Cascade (helmets). Nationwide, GreenFields and Sweat X are official sponsors of Team USA.

    Follow the U.S. men’s national team on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine and YouTube at @USLacrosse and using hashtag #USAMLAX.

    July 19, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    Team USA Caps Golden Run With Stunning Comeback

    by Sean Burns | LaxMagazine.com | Twitter | Box Score

    Ryan Conrad scored a quick-stick goal off a feed from Simon Mathias with just 0:08 remaining in the fourth quarter to cap a wild 13-12 comeback for the Team USA in the gold medal game against Canada at the U19 World Championships in Coquitlam, British Columbia.

    Team USA, which captured gold for the eighth time in the eight tournaments held for the junior men, found itself in a 6-0 hole early and was down 8-2 at halftime as Canada dominated early play looking to end the U.S. dominance at the event. But excellent face-off work in the second half from Austin Henningson and great play in net from Willie Klan helped Team USA battle back.

    Mathias tied for the team lead with four points, scoring twice and assisting on two other goals. Michael Sowers (1G, 3A) also had four points. Conrad had two goals on the day, one of eight U.S. players with at least two points in the balanced rally.

    Canada got three points each from Treton Leclaire (3G), Ethan Walker (2G, 1A), Jeff Teat (1, 2) and Curtis Riley (1, 2) and ten saves from Kyle Hebert in the losing effort. It fell just short of extending a tremendous recent streak of success in FIL tournaments, which has seen the Great White North hoist the trophy in every tournament since the U.S. Women's National Team captured gold in Oshawa, Ontario in 2013. Since then, Canada won the men's senior gold in 2015 and Women's U19 and Men's indoor gold last summer and fall, respectively.

    Things were all Canada early, as Tanner Cook scored twice in a 4-0 first quarter, with Leclare taking over in the second quarter with all three of his scores to extend the lead, including a strike with less than 20 seconds remaining before the halftime break. 

    In the third frame, Team USA began chipping away. Alex Roesner scored two straight out of the break, with Mac O'Keefe, Michael Sowers and Mathias answering a Canada goal with a 3-0 run to make it a game midway through the quarter at 9-7. The teams traded goals over the latter half of the frame, with Canada holding a 11-8 lead going into the final frame.

    Conrad broke a long scoreless streak with a goal off a Dox Aitken feed with just over 10 to play, but Canada answered right back to make it 12-9 a minute later. But Team USA kept coming. O'Keefe fed Timmy Kelly to make it a two-goal game with seven minutes left, then Mathias found O'Keefe with five minutes to go to make the deficit one. Jared Bernhardt took a Sowers feed with 2:30 left to knot the game at 12 each - the first time since Cook broke a 0-0 tie at 3:40 into the first that the teams were even and setting up Conrad's final strike.

    On the day, eight of Team USA's 13 goals were assisted, including each of the five in the fourth quarter.

    Corey McLaughlin will be back later with much more from this wild gold medal performance by Team USA.

    July 17, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    Team USA Headed to World Championship Game

    July 14, 2016    2034 Views    uslacrosse.org

    By Brian Logue | @uslacrosse

    Randy Daly

    COQUITLAM, B.C. — Seven different players scored multiple goals, led by Alex Roesner with five, as the United States dominated Australia 23-1 to advance to the championship game of the 2016 Federation of International Lacrosse Men’s U19 World Championship. The U.S., the only nation to have won the championship since the event’s inception in 1988, will go for an eighth straight title on Saturday at 7 p.m. (Eastern) against Canada, which defeated the Iroquois Nationals 14-11.

    Tyler Dunn scored just 2:21 into the game off an assist from Roesner and the U.S. never got off track. The U.S. led 7-0 after the first quarter, 12-0 at the half and 15-0 into the third quarter before Australia’s Sean Clarke scored his team’s only goal with 14:43 remaining in the third quarter.

    Roesner (5g, 1a) and Michael Sowers (2g, 4a) led the U.S. attack with six points each, and Dox Aitken and Mac O’Keefe each had hat tricks. Aitken scored three of Team USA’s first nine goals. Jared Bernhardt (2g, 2a), Austin Sims (1g, 3a) and Ryan Conrad (1g, 2a) each had at least three points for the U.S. as well.

    As it has done all tournament, Team USA controlled the faceoffs with Austin Henningsen and Christian Feliziani doing the damage. Henningsen won 7-of-11 and Feliziani winning 6-of-10. Willie Klan got the start in goal and played three quarters while making two saves and allowing just one goal. Philip Goss played the final quarter and blanked the Aussies while making one save. Australia went 0-for-6 on its extra man chances.

    The U19 team is attempting to become the first U.S. team to win a world lacrosse championship since the U.S. women senior team won the World Cup in 2013. The U.S. senior men finished second to Canada in 2014, the U.S. women’s U19 team finished second to Canada in 2015 and the U.S. men’s indoor team won a bronze in 2015.

    Saturday’s championship game will be streamed live at sportscanada.tv/2016worldlax/.

    The world champion U.S. Men’s National U19 Team trains and plays using best-in-class products provided by Nike (apparel and footwear), STX (equipment), and Cascade (helmets). Nationwide, GreenFields and Sweat X are official sponsors of Team USA.

    Follow the U.S. men’s national team on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine and YouTube at @USLacrosse and using hashtag #USAMLAX.

    July 15, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    U.S. U19 Men Defeat England, 19-6

    July 12, 2016    1664 Views

    By Paul Krome | via USLacrosse.org

    Randy Daly

    Box score

    COQUITLAM, B.C. — Timmy Kelly scored three goals during the decisive second quarter as the United States of America broke a 2-2 tie with England to cruise to a 19-6 win at the 2016 Federation of International Lacrosse Under-19 Men’s World Championship today. Team USA finishes pool play with a 4-0 mark and the No. 1 seed in the single-elimination bracket.

    The U.S. defense held England scoreless for 28:29, including the entire third quarter, as Alex Roesner scored three goals in that period (four overall) to help the Americans extend to a 16-4 lead. Team USA, which clinched a bye into Thursday’s semifinals with Monday's 17-3 win over the Iroquois Nationals, awaits the winner of a Wednesday quarterfinal that will pit Israel against the loser of tonight’s Australia/Iroquois Nationals pool-play game.

    Thanks largely to Austin Henningsen (11 of 13) and Christian Feliziani (11 of 14), Team USA dominated faceoffs, negating England’s use of a ball-control, possession offense that wilted minutes off the clock at a time in some cases.

    Two goals by Ryan Conrad, who also finished the game with three, staked the U.S. to an early lead, but England’s Austin Hudson answered with two to forge the first period tie. From there, Kelly took over. He sandwiched unassisted goals, the latter a rocket on a rebound following William Hudson’s uncontrolled save of a Henningsen shot, around a Michael Sowers-to-Jared Bernhardt score to give the U.S. a 5-2 lead.

    Kelly later set a screen that Brad Smith used down the left alley to beat William Hudson, who played well with 14 saves for England, for a 6-3 lead. Up a man, Kelly delivered a dagger on the crease with about 10 seconds left in the half to put Team USA up 9-4.

    Roesner scored two of his three goals within 5:06 of the third quarter as the U.S. wore down William Hudson. Meanwhile the U.S. defense, which communicated poorly after a Feliziani faceoff win and gave England an empty net for its fourth goal in the second period, shut down the England attack until the game was out of reach in the final quarter.

    Team USA will play the first semifinal game at 7:30 p.m. Eastern time Thursday. All games in the FIL U19 World Championship are being streamed live at sportscanada.tv/2016worldlax/.

    The world champion U.S. Men’s National U19 Team trains and plays using best-in-class products provided by Nike (apparel and footwear), STX (equipment), and Cascade (helmets). Nationwide, GreenFields and Sweat X are official sponsors of Team USA.

    Follow the U.S. men’s national team on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine and YouTube at @USLacrosse and using hashtag #USAMLAX.

    July 13, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    U.S. Storms Past Iroquois to Clinch No. 1 Seed

    By Brian Logue via USLacrosse.org

    Randy Daly

    • Box Score

    COQUITLAM, B.C.. — The United States faced adversity for the first time in the 2016 Federation of International Lacrosse U19 Men’s World Championship, but responded for a 17-3 victory over the Iroquois Nationals behind a dominant faceoff performance. The victory clinches the No. 1 seed for the U.S. (3-0) and a bye into the semifinal round. The Iroquois fell to 1-2 entering tomorrow’s game against Australia that will determine the No. 3 seed in the Blue Division. Canada (3-1) has wrapped up the No. 2 seed.

    Austin Staats scored the first two goals of the game for the Iroquois Nationals, and the U.S. was hit with a three-minute non-releasable penalty while trailing by the two goals. The Team USA defense killed off the penalty and Simon Mathias got the U.S. on the board midway through the first quarter. Staats got his third goal of the game with 5:42 left to give the Iroquois a 3-1 lead after the first quarter.

    That would be the last goal of the night for the Iroquois as the U.S. scored the final 16 goals of the game, frequently playing make-it-take-it with a 21-of-23 performance on faceoffs. Austin Henningsen won 12-of-13 and Christian Feliziani won 8-of-9.

    Mac O’Keefe scored less than two minutes into the second quarter and Jared Bernhardt tied it up soon after. Dox Aitken’s goal with 9:44 left in the first half gave the U.S. a 4-3 lead and they never let up. Alex Roesner and O’Keefe scored to give the U.S. a 6-3 halftime lead, and then the U.S. ripped off four goals in the first 5:22 of the second half to completely seize momentum against an Iroquois squad that lost a hard-fought battle against Canada the night before in a game that was delayed multiple times and ultimately played on three fields due to issues with the lights.

    Roesner led the U.S. with five goals, O’Keefe had four goals, Mathias had three goals and two assists and Brad Smith had three assists. The U.S. goalies were rarely tested after the first quarter. Willie Klan started and played the first three quarters, making one save while allowing three goals. Philip Goss played the final quarter, but did not see any shots on goal.

    The U.S. was whistled for three penalties for five minutes of penalty in the opening quarter, but the Iroquois failed to convert any of the chances.

    The U.S. will have its first back-to-back games of the tournament when it plays England on Tuesday at 7 p.m. (Eastern) in its final pool play game.

    As the No. 1 seed, the U.S. receives a bye through Wednesday’s quarterfinals, and will play the first semifinal game on Thursday at 7:30 pm (Eastern). All games in the FIL U19 World Championship are being streamed live at sportscanada.tv/2016worldlax/

    The world champion U.S. Men’s National U19 Team trains and plays using best-in-class products provided by Nike (apparel and footwear), STX (equipment), and Cascade (helmets). Nationwide, GreenFields and Sweat X are official sponsors of Team USA.

    Follow the U.S. men’s national team on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine and YouTube at @USLacrosse and using hashtag #USAMLAX.

    July 12, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    Michael Sowers posted seven points in Team USA's 13-4 win over Australia. (Scott McCall)

    Sowers Notches Five in Team USA's Win Over Australia

    by Corey McLaughlin | LaxMagazine.com | Twitter | Box Score

    COQUITLAM, B.C. — Incoming Princeton freshman attackman Michael Sowers scored five goals, one off the all-time single-game record for a U.S. under-19 men's national team player, in Team USA's 13-4 win over Australia in preliminary round play Saturday at the Federation of International Lacrosse U19 Men's World Championships.

    In a game that at times grinded to a halt as the Aussies kept possession away from the U.S., Sowers struck quickly on the tail end of transition plays for many of his five. The U.S. U19 program record for goals in a game is six, scored by Dan Denihan in 1996, also against Australia. Nine others have scored five in an U19 men's international contest.

    "Our defense is so good in the sense that they'll get a turnover, and the ball's up and out," said Sowers, a speedy, 5-foot-8, 165-pound quarterback-type attackman. "We're sitting down there and all you really have to do is catch the ball and put it in the back of the net. I found myself in a couple right positions."

    Sowers also had two assists and was called in the crease twice after getting shots past Australian goalie Luke Dobson, who made 14 saves.

    "I like to think I'm little bit of a spark plug," said Sowers, a recent graduate of Upper Dublin (Pa.), where he was coached by his father, Dave. "I try to play with as much energy and toughness every time I step out on the field."

    The U.S. improved to 2-0 in pool play with a game with the Iroquois Nationals up next at 7:30 p.m. Pacific time Monday. The Iroquois face Canada at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

     

     
     
     

     

    LM's Corey McLaughlin with U.S. under-19 men's national team attackman Michael Sowers (Video by Mike Wallin)

    Against Australia, Austin Henningsen (7-for-11) and Christian Feliziani (5-for-9) combined to go 12-for-20 on faceoffs. Alex Roesner had two goals and two assists and had a hand in the first three goals of the game. The Aussies scored four goals on eight shots they put on the Team USA combination of Willie Klan and Phil Goss, who split halves.

    The U.S. led 7-1 at halftime and 10-3 at the start of the fourth quarter and went 3-for-6 on man-up chances. Sowers had three goals in the first quarter. His seven points was two away from the U.S. record of nine set by Jon Hess against Canada in 1996.

    Gordon Purdie Jr., a rising sophomore at Adelphi where he plays for his father, had one goal and one assist. His father is also an assistant on the Australia U19 staff.

    More Saturday Results

    Canada 24, England 2 (Blue Division)
    China 15, Korea 4 (Green Division)
    Hong Kong 15, Taiwan 1 (Red Division)
    Germany 13, Mexico 0 (Red Division)

    Friday Results

    Iroquois 22, England 4 (Blue Division)
    Germany 19, Taiwan 2 (Red Division)
    Israel 10, Hong Kong 3 (Red Division)
    Ireland 14, Scotland 9 (Green Division)
    China 15, Mexico 3 (Inter-Division)

    July 11, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    Opening Ceremonies tonight followed by an impressive Team USA 12-5 win over Canada! Go USA!

    Follow the games on Twitter with LaxMagazine.com deputy editor, Corey McLaughlin: @Corey_McL

    July 8, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    GOOD LUCK TODAY, BOYS!

    WE ARE ROOTING FOR YOU!  THANK YOU FOR REPRESENTING THE UNITED STATES WITH UNWAVERING CHARACTER AS FIERCE COMPETITORS WITH HUMBLE HEARTS!

    GO USA!

    July 7, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    The U.S. Men’s National U19 Team talks about what it means to wear the red, white and blue. Team USA tries for its eighth consecutive gold medal at the Federation of International Lacrosse U19 World Championship, July 7-16, in British Columbia.Team USA | What It Means

    July 5, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    From Lacrosse Magazine: Something To Prove for the U.S. U19 Men

    June 20, 2016
     
     
    With Team USA in a two-year slump, Alex Roesner and the U.S. U19 team look to regain gold for red, white and blue July 7-16 in Coquitlam, British Columbia. (Josh Rottman)

    Something to Prove

    Team USA and Penn attackman Alex Roesner embraces the chip on his shoulder

    by Mark Macyk | LaxMagazine.com | Twitter | U.S. Against the World

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    he University of Pennsylvania encourages its students to go outside the box and develop their own unique interdisciplinary educational experiences.

    Alex Roesner, for instance, spent the second semester of his freshman year focusing on modern Canadian-American relations.

    His self-taught course was almost entirely centered around 20 seconds of an exhibition game played this January in Florida. The U.S. U19 team trailed Canada by one with 20 seconds remaining in overtime of a wild, back-and-forth contest. Roesner came underneath, saw his shot, and let it rip.

    It clanged off the crossbar. Canada ran out the clock and won 14-13.

    "That last play has been on my mind all winter," Roesner said. "I tried to put it a little too high. An inch off."

    This article originally ran in the June 2016 edition of Lacrosse Magazine. Don't get the mag? Join US Lacrosse today to start your subscription.

    It shouldn't be something worth such rigorous independent study. It was a play in which Roesner did all the right things, at the end of an exhibition game that all memory of will be erased the second the Americans and Canadians open up the Federation of International Lacrosse U19 World Championship against each other July 7 in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Besides, he scored four goals, including the overtime winner, in Team USA's Blue-White scrimmage, last summer. No one doubts he can come up in a big spot.

    But focusing on moments like the exhibition game is part of a very specific upper-body exercise Roesner does. It's designed to strengthen the chip on his shoulder.

    "A lot of kids who commit early get complacent," Roesner said. "If you play like you have something to prove, it just sets you up for success."

    The chip was implanted permanently early in high school at Loyola Blakefield (Md.), when two of Roesner's best friends recruited early to big-time programs. One was current U.S. U19 teammate Ryan Conrad (Virginia), who spent his high school career as the country's No. 1-ranked recruit. From that moment, Roesner used any perceived doubts about whether he was as good as his teammates to strengthen his chip.

    "It puts a little pressure on you to succeed," Roesner said.

    Roesner committed to Penn as a sophomore. He's happy with his choice, but said he still thinks the whole process starts too early. Earlier this year, an eighth-grader from Bay Shore, N.Y., committed to Penn State.

    "You don't really know how someone is going to develop until at least their junior year in high school," Roesner said. "There's no way to tell how an eighth-grader is going to adapt."

    But it could benefit teams that wait longer to recruit late bloomers. "A lot of people are going to fly under the radar," Roesner said. "In the end it's also a good thing, because it spreads things out and people end up at schools they may not have considered."

    Penn turned out to be a perfect fit for Roesner. Team USA offensive coordinator Pat Myers also runs the Quakers offense. An offseason playing in Myers' motion scheme made the transition to college seem like an extension of the U19 training. Roesner finished the regular season fifth on Penn with 21 points.

    TEAM USA ATTACK


    Alex Roesner

    Loyola Blakefield (Md.) 2015, Penn

    Timmy Kelly

    Calvert Hall (Md.) 2015, North Carolina

    Mac O'Keefe

    Syosset (N.Y.) 2016, Penn State

    Michael Sowers

    Upper Dublin (Pa.) 2016, Princeton

    The early success is no surprise. Roesner is a guy who wants the ball in his hands. But while he wants a chance to avenge the piped shot against Canada, he said won't hesitate to pass it up if it means putting the game away. In Coquitlam, the open player might just be his old buddy Conrad, who fed him the winning pass in the Blue-White scrimmage.

    Penn played Virginia at the end of February. It was the first time Roesner and Conrad had squared off since middle school. They both scored two goals, but Virginia won by five. It ended up being more fuel for the chip.

    "It didn't cross my mind until after the game," Roesner said. "I had time to think about it. It's obviously not fun to come out losing a game. And not seeing your friends from home for a while, it adds a lot of competitive fire. It makes you want to win that much more so you have bragging rights come the summer."

    In the end that's all Roesner wants, to win. Because winning is fun. A permanent chip on your shoulder might seem like taking the fun out of the game, but Roesner does not think they're mutually exclusive.

    "You can 100 percent have fun with a chip on your shoulder," he said. "When you look back on winning against people you worked harder than, it's the best and most alleviating feeling in the world."

    He won't be the only American playing with a chip on his shoulder this summer. The U.S. teams are in a bit of a slump. The U19 men suffered their first-ever losses in international competition in 2012, falling to Canada and the Iroquois in the round robin before avenging both defeats en route to gold. The 2014 senior men and 2015 U19 women both were upset by Canada in championship games.

    "We haven't proven anything yet," he said. "We should play with a chip. We have something to prove not just by beating Canada, but by beating them twice. And it's not just Canada. The game I focus on is always the next one. Canada is just the first one on the schedule." 

    June 21, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    Three Team USA U19 Players Competing for National Championship Next Weekend!

    Best of luck to our U.S. Men's Under-19 National Team players Austin Henningsen (Maryland), Timmy Kelly (North Carolina) and Jack Rowlett (North Carolina), who will be competing over Memorial Day Weekend at the Men's NCAA Lacrosse Championships in Philadelphia!  We are so proud of you!

    May 23, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation
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    U.S. Opens U19 Play Against Canada

    March 28, 2016    390 Views
    By Brian Logue

    Scott McCall

    The United States will open play in the 2016 Federation of International Lacrosse U19 Men’s World Championship against host Canada on July 7. The 16-team event takes place from July 7-16 in Coquitlam, British Columbia.

    The U.S. U19 team, led by Ohio State coach Nick Myers, has won all seven previous U19 world championships, but was defeated by both Canada and the Iroquois Nationals during pool play in the 2012 championship in Finland. The U.S. came back to avenge both losses, beating Canada 10-8 in the championship game.

    At this year’s championship, the U.S. will play in the Blue Division along with Australia, Canada, England and the Iroquois Nationals. The U.S. schedule follows:

    Thursday, July 7: vs. Canada (7:30 pm PST)
    Saturday, July 9: vs. Australia (4 pm PST)
    Monday, July 11: vs. Iroquois Nationals (7:30 pm PST)
    Tuesday, July 12: vs. England (4 pm PST)
    Wednesday, July 13: Quarterfinals, TBA
    Thursday, July 14: Semifinals, TBA
    Friday, July 15: Positional games, TBA
    Saturday, July 16: 5th place game (10 am PST), Bronze medal game (1 pm PST), Championship game (4 pm PST)

    The complete schedule can be found on 2016worldlax.com

    Support the Journey

    Consider a donation today to help support Team USA on its quest for gold.
    March 29, 2016 - by US Men's U19 National Team | US Lacrosse Foundation

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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Mike & Judy Miller We are so very proud of our Lake Brantley Lacrosse team !!!!! We are Dylan Barnes grandparents and it has been a privilege to watch him play with Jared as Brantley Patriots. We also thank coach Bernhardt for all the exceptional coaching he has done with the team !!!!!! GO JARED......MAKE US ALL PROUD !!!!!!!! July 14, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ryan Colley Good luck Michael, show the world what southeast PA lacrosse is all about! July 13, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Gretchen, David, Sydney and Brendan Townsend Way to go Timmy and the rest of the U19 National Team! We hope you are having an amazing experience! July 13, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Mike Miner Best of Luck to you and the team. Work Hard, Have Fun and Enjoy the Moment!! July 13, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Caiden Erker Good Luck!!! July 12, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Keith Byron Thanks for coaching Top Caliber Lacrosse. July 12, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Zoe Malcolm Go for Gold USA!!! July 11, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous Good luck Jared! Crush it for Florida. Go USA. -BJ July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Cameron Family, Plainview Proud of you Mac - great player and an even better young man! July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Gould Family A fine product of the Robinson Rams family and lacrosse at its best. Without knowing you personally, we wish you the best of luck Jack! Kit Gould '15 (Basketball and Softball), Mary Grace Gould '17 (Swim & Dive and Cheer), & Maggie Gould '19 (Basketball and Lacrosse). July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Joann Nieman Good Luck July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Michael Han From Robinson Lacrosse class of 1990, proud of you and good luck. July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Dylan Barnes We love that you're representing the Patriots so well! GO USA! From the Barnes Family July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Morsberger Family Show them how the Sunshine State plays lax! Bring home the gold! The Morsberger Family July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Stanford H Morris Supporting a game that was a major part of my life. July 11, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Keblish Family Let's go Austin!, Let's go USA! July 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Maryland Schmeiser's Bring home the Gold Jared !! Looking forward to seeing you in Coquitlam. July 10, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Janis Plastics, Inc. Go Noah Lejman!! And Go for the gold Team USA!! We believe that you will win!! We are proud of your representation for Team USA!! USA! USA! USA! July 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Trish & Jon Graditor We are SO proud of you Noah!! Go Noah #29 and Go Team USA!! We believe that you will win!! July 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Silvera Famiy We know you'll play with pride. Bring home Gold! July 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Joy and Gary Shugrue Good luck Dox! We are so proud of you! Love you June 24, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Pete, Heather, Libby and Avery Niedland Good Luck Dox! June 14, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Doug Bennett Bring home the gold Dox! June 14, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 James A Bennett Jr Go Fords and Team USA? June 9, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Jay & Mary Bennett Go Fords and Team USA June 9, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 David Callaway you go Brain! June 8, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Carolyn Cicora Good Luck Patrick! We can't wait to see you play! See ya in Canada! June 7, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Robert Mathias We need at least 5 goals from you young man. Very proud of you!. The Central Florida Mathias clan June 6, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Brian Gallagher Good luck. Play well. Make us proud. June 6, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Maturo Family Congratulations Mac! June 5, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 April Hladczuk Best of luck Michael! June 5, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Charles Weber Good luck, Mac! June 5, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Locke Family Good luck Mac!! June 4, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Tannenbaum family Congrats Mac. Syosset is proud of you. Bring it home for the USA June 4, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Douglas Kalbacher Best of luck Mac!!!! June 4, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Peter Zsamboky Congrats Mac! We're all cheering for you on the National Team! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Brian Gallagher Matt. Good luck. Play well. Make us proud. June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 George V. Wattles Good Luck Christian! For the BLUE and The WHITE, and now add RED! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Reale's We will be there cheering you on! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 JT Roselle Good luck Mac. June 3, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Paul J Finley Play Well and Have Fun!!! Go Irish!!! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Liz and Paul Finley Play Well and have FUN!!! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous We are so proud to have one of Upper Dublin's own represent us on the national stage. Good luck! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 ADAM GLICKMAN GO BUCKS !!! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Michael Tighe Go Mac and Team USA!!! June 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous Hello, Jared......Congratulations! Good luck! Enjoy the experience. I'm friends with Mr. Mooney and Jerome Lennon but don't hold that against me! Take care. Dan and Erin Nantais, RAM Parents but American's first! May 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Robin Sinclair Jared, it is awesome to see you representing, your community and country! May 27, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Jamie and Brian Harris Congratulations Dylan! Such a huge accomplishment. We are very happy for you! Jamie, Brian, Hudson and Chase May 27, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Bergner Family Congratulations Dylan!! May 26, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Tim, Lachlan and Hammer Fight Fierce, play ball, 60 minutes! Congratulations and good luck Dylan and USA. May 26, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 David & Katie DeLine Go Dylan! May 26, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ron and Yvette Sally You are going to do a great job! Thank you for representing the Colorado lacrosse community! May 26, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Christine Winkler Congratulations! Colorado is proud of you. May 25, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 John Ali and Cooper Fallon Congratulations Dylan! Have fun May 25, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ramsey Goodrich Go Simon! May 25, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ken Clausen Congrats Dylan! Great work. Bring home the gold! May 25, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous GO Team USA and Dylan! May 25, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Moyett Family Congratulations on this well deserved honor, all of your hard work has paid off and no one deserves it more than you! Good luck this summer! May 22, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous Good luck! May 19, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Lucchesi Family We wish you the best Dox! May 18, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Igloo Family and Alexander Family Good Luck Cheese.... Syosset Loves ya, make us proud... May 17, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Ringwalt Family Good Luck Christian! May 15, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Bryan & Anne Schwenk Way to go Christian! May 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Brock & Carole Harris Congratulations Austin! Go for the Gold! Brock & Carole Harris May 9, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 PETER AND CECILE EISENHAUER CONGRATULATIONS AUSTIN. NOW, GO GET 'EM! May 9, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Sarah Smith Good luck Brad! Can't wait to cheer on team USA in July May 9, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Croney Family Best of luck Christian!! May 8, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 UNCLE LARRY AND AUNTIE LYNN AUSTIN: DO YOUR JOB! GO TEAM USA May 5, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ann & Patrick Ashley Go USA! May 5, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Cody Calvert This is in support for Willie Klan US goalie for U19. Congrats Willie... Represent Penfield... May 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Will Ratchford Good luck Brad May 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Will Ratchford Good luck Brad May 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anthony J. Ratchford Brad, good luck in Coquitlam! Your hard work and commitment for all of these years is paying off. The Ratchfords wish you nothing but the best May 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ted Staples Dox-bring home the GOLD. See you out there! Ted April 28, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Baumer Family Penfield Proud!! Wishing you all the best Willie. We know you'll do great!! April 28, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Morris Family Kick ass, Austin! We are proud of you! April 28, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Tom Lockwood Good Luck Matt Go USA !!! April 26, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Newsomes So proud of you Jack! Look forward to watching you:) April 23, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Linda and Mike Carey Ryan, Congratulations and Good Luck to you and TEAM USA! April 23, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Christian Cuccinello Good luck April 21, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Jill and Joe Cahill What a great achievement, Austin!! You have worked hard to get where you are! We are so proud of you!! Jill, Joe and Christian Cahill April 18, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Bob Aitken and Mesa Fresh Lacrosse Best of Luck to Dox, Drew, Mike and Noah. We know you will represent the US and Mesa Fresh Lacrosse well. April 18, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Jonovich's Good luck to Team USA! April 17, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Mary Grzeskowiak Good Luck April 12, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 John and Eileen Moore Best of luck, Patrick. We'll be rooting for you and TEAM USA! April 12, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Jack Purcell Congrats and good luck Christian! April 12, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Suzanne Cortney Goooooo Dox and team USA ! April 12, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 PJ and Cam Sullivan Congratulations Patrick. We are so proud of you. Go team USA. PJ and Cam Sullivan April 11, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Lou Andre THE GODFATHER April 9, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Margaret GO USA April 8, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 George Moore Mac, Congrats and Good Luck April 8, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Cathryn Smith Jared Bernhardt is a great roll model for our kids in Longwood,FL. Way to go, Jared! April 8, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 ty caffarelli Newport Beach Surf Dawgs support you! April 8, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Wright Brothers We love you Bro! We are so excited to see you play in Canada! Go USA! Ken and James April 7, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 BERNHARDT FAMILY GOOD LUCK TO TEAM USA April 7, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Lauren Costabile So proud of you Bryan!! April 7, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Benton Family Outstanding job, Jack!! Best of luck to you and the U19 Team!!! April 7, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Polly Rowlett GO TEAM USA!! Wish I could be there too! April 6, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous Congrats and good luck! April 6, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Jim & Carrie Urda Good luck! April 4, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Lori and Sean Looking forward to watching you Jack! April 3, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Ted & Melissa Kennedy WISHING YOU & YOUR TEAMMATES THE BEST OF LUCK REPRESENTING THE USA! PREP PRIDE!! April 3, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Morgan Morgan Good luck Hugh. Morgie (14) is playig LAX and loves the sport and CDM team. Come by when you are home and give him some tips. April 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Gigers Go Hugh!! April 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Christopher Parkinson Mama Patrice is the best April 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Mike Waldron GOOD LUCK PREP BROTHER!!!!! April 2, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Holly Gorski Good Luck Patrick and Team USA! April 2, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The O'Keefe Family Good Luck to Mac and the whole team. Bring home the Gold!!!! April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Yannones Good Luck Pat!!! We are always cheering for you! April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 KJ Sarni Good Luck Pat. GO USA!! April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous So Proud Patrick!!! Good Luck April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Heather McDowell Good luck, Austin! We'll be cheering you on from Montana! April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Silvera Family We are excited for you Christian. We know you'll represent the U.S. with great Pride! April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous So proud of you Dox! April 1, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Deb, John, Chris & Danielle Eck so proud of you Austin. so great to have you represent Fairfield, CT for us! go USA!! April 1, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Gayhardt Family Good luck Christian. The Gayhardt Family March 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Karen and Ricahard Goss GO TEAM USA!!!!!! we are so proud of you Philip! March 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 KC GO ALEX!!! March 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Sims Family Congratulations Austin....it is quite an achievement. We are all very proud of you......Bring home the gold! March 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Gilles Carter Go Austin! March 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 The Wright Family We are so proud of you! Mom and Dad March 31, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Jim Tommins Congratulations, Austin! You have done Wakeman and Fairfield proud! Good luck in BC this summer. March 30, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Anonymous Go USA!!! I believe March 30, 2016
Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Liam Maniscalco & Family Congratulations, Philip Goss! From your lax fans at Town School for Boys! March 30, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 MICHAEL HOFFMAN Congrats Austin and good luck March 30, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Storm Family Congratulations! Your hard work and determination have paid off! March 30, 2016
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Rallyme-badge-grey-180 Frank Crance Good luck Hugh! And let's get that gold boys! March 29, 2016
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