Port Washington’s Max Eynon, one of the premier goalies in the entire 2027 class has recently announced his commitment to The Ohio State University. Eynon has already been a three year starter for the Vikings and is on the heels of a stellar sophomore campaign where he compiled 188 saves which was fifth in Nassau County and finished with a 70% save percentage. He’s a tremendous stopper, is exceptional in the clearing game, is a leader on defense, and displays the intangible of being able to elevate his game when the stakes are the highest. Check out this Q& A with Eynon on his lacrosse background and his commitment!

Question: How long have you been playing the sport of lacrosse? Answer: Since first grade.   Question: How would you describe going through the recruiting process once September 1st hit? Answer: It went really fast for me specially as a goalie. Schools like to move fast.   Question: What were some of the biggest factors that led to you choosing Ohio State? Answer: The academics, over school vibes, lacrosse team, and how I will be set up after I graduate.   Question: Who have been some of the biggest influences that have helped you get to where you are today? Answer: My parents, all the Shore2shore coaches.   Question: Any player or players that you try to model your game after? Answer: I take bits and pieces of a lot of goalies and implement it into my game but I don’t think there is one specific person.   Question: What are you aiming to study academically in college? Answer: Business   Question: With two years remaining to play in high school, what are some of the things you’ll be doing to continue to get better as a player for when you enter college? Answer: Continue to get faster, stronger, bigger and take as many shots as I can.   Question: What is one piece of advice you would leave for future players that will go through the recruiting process? Answer: Take your time and always be respectful and polite when on the phone with coaches.