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Ty Xanders

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National Analyst @Prep_Lacrosse | Former: Inside Lacrosse & Recruiting Rundown | Ravens, O’s, Tide
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Class of 2028 Stock Risers at the NLF Summer Championships

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By Ty Xanders
| Prep Lacrosse
In this article: <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p><em>Photo: Matt Chandik (@mattchandikmedia)</em> | Serving as the penultimate or final club tournament of the summer for every team in attendance, the National Lacrosse Federation Summer Championships has long been an important measuring stick—and a chance to make one last impression—for the top players in the rising junior class. This year was no different.
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Class of 2028 Offensive Standouts at the IMLCA Players Summit

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By Ty Xanders
| Prep Lacrosse
In this article: <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The inaugural IMLCA Summer Players Summit went down on Thursday and Friday at The Proving Grounds in Conshohocken, Pa., hosting a plethora of reputable club teams from three age groups along with over 350 college coaches from all divisions. <br><br>While a lot of known commodities and well-covered 2028s continued to pop off, so did these five rising juniors that we had yet to cover in-depth here on Prep Lacrosse.
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Naptown’s 2028 Division: New Offensive Names from Tuesday

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By Ty Xanders
| Prep Lacrosse
In this article: <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Serving as a pressure cooker and the final event before the annual 4th of July dead period, Naptown Challenge went down in Montgomery County and the Annapolis area, which hosted Wednesday morning's semifinals and 2Way's electric OT win over Red Hots in front of the ESPNU cameras.
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