Long Island Lacrosse Journal

Welcome back to the LILJ’s top 100 list of the 2022 class. Last week we took a look at numbers 100-23 and today we will be counting down the last 22 players. This list was put together by the LILJ’s talent evaluators in a sandlot format. This means that whoever our talent evaluators would take

[Stony Brook, New York] Long Island Lacrosse is back, and there is no better way to kick off the preseason than with the LILJ High School Spring Experience. The LILJ HSSE is going to be the home of some of the best talent Long Island has to offer. The 8 week-long league will garner a

Welcome to the top 100 men’s players on Long Island! Today we are going to showcase the first 77 of the most impressive juniors playing on the island. Our group of talent evaluators received over 200 names of just juniors who could have appeared on this list. In a sandlot format, the LILJ took the

Championship game: The Indians vs. The Blue Devils After a long winter season of playing box lacrosse. The last two teams left were the undefeated Indians and the red-hot Blue Devils. Going into this game, the Blue Devils were playing their best lacrosse winning five straight games while the Indians didn’t lose a game all

Game 1: The Indians vs. The Marines For the Marines, this was their biggest game of the season, because they thought they had a chance to dethrone the best team in the league. The Indians were missing their best offensive player in Emma LoPinto, so the Marines were hungry to play the Indians. Ava Main

What a day of games on Saturday to end the inaugural LILJ Girls Winter Box League. Before watching if Patrick Mahomes can beat the GOAT in Tom Brady later today, let’s look at how this championship Saturday went.

For our final playoff preview, we will take a look at the undefeated Indians. A team full of talent that works well with one another. From the first win against the Blue Devils, to their last win against the Marines, the Indians have proven they are the best team in the league.