WSL ELITE 25 Fall 2011 Player Rankings
November 16th, 2010
SENIORS
Position: Middie
High School: Rancho Bernado
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Denver
2. Kyle Runyon
Position: Attackman
High School: Coronado
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Notre Dame
Position: Attackman
High School: St. Ignatius Prep
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Notre Dame (2012, following post-graduate year)
Position: Attackman
High School: Bainbridge Island
Region: Washington
College Selection: Fairfield
Position: Defenseman
High School: Northshore
Region: Washington
College Selection: Rochester Institute of Technology
6. Kevin Powers
Position: Middie
High School: Issaquah
Region: Washington
College Selection: Unknown
7. Mason Pynn
Position: Middie
High School: Claremont Secondary
Region: Canada
College Selection: Unknown
8. Michael Riis
Position: Defenseman
High School: La Costa Canyon
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Denver
9. Barrett Mistele
Position: Middie
High School: San Francisco University High School
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Naval Academy Prep
10. Zach Bullet
Position: Defenseman
High School: Juan Diego Catholic
Region: Utah
College Selection: Mesa State
Position: Attackman
High School: Bellarmine
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Mesa State
Position: Goalie
High School: Rancho Bernardo
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Mesa State
13. Wesley Berg
Position: Middie
High School: Canadian
Region: Northwest
College Selection: Denver
14. John (Jack) Bodine
Position: Attackman
High School: St. Ignatius Prep
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Haverford
15. Thomas Farrell
Position: Middie
High School: Mira Costa
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Lehigh
16. Gil Cassagne
Position: Middie
High School: St. Mark’s School of Texas
Region: Texas
College Selection: Bates
Position: Attackman
High School: Amador Valley
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Mesa State
18. Jeremy Hutchens
Position: Defenseman
High School: Rancho Bernardo
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Vermont
Position: Attackman
High School: Foothill-Pleasanton
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Mesa State
20. Joey Kimpler
Position: Middie
High School: J-Serra Catholid
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Mesa State
21. Michael Morse
Position: Defenseman
High School: Centennial
Region: Nevada
College Selection: Unknown
22. Cameron Cole
Position: Middie
High School: Foothill-Orange County
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Unknown
23. Mac Whims
Position: Middie
High School: Bellarmine
Region: Northern California
College Selection: Unknown
24. Erik Adamson
Position: Attackman
High School: Foothill-Orange County
Region: Southern California
College Selection: Unknown
25. Jacob Bolwar
Position: Defenseman
High School: Chaparral
Region: Arizona
College Selection: Arizona State
Honorable Mention
Bradon Moranz, Middie, Chandler (AZ)
Stephen Dunn, Attackman, Juan Diego Catholic (UT), Mesa State
Sean Feeney, Defenseman, Foothill-Orange County (CA)
Erik Klein, Defenseman, Canadian (BC)
Rocknee Repp, Attackman, Saguaro (AZ)
Jake Bernstein, Middie, International Community School (WA), Dominican
Casey Hock, Attackman, Monte Vista (CA), Queens College
Knute Kraus, Defenseman, Tesoro (CA), Salisbury College
Sayre Thomas, Middie, Boise (ID)
Max Myrick, Defenseman, Torrey Pines (CA)
Ruben Pena, Defenseman, Rancho Bernardo (CA)
John Gibbons, Middie, St. Ignatius Prep (CA)
Tony Baum, Middie, Lincoln (OR)
Blaine Wetherald, Middie, La Costa Canyon (CA), Mesa State
Brennan West, Attackman, Skyline (WA)
Cory Thomson, Middie, Santa Margarita Catholic (CA)
Harrison Krueger, Middie, Centennial (NV)
Daniel Shim, Goalie, MICDS (MO)
Ryan Page, Defenseman, Tesoro (CA)
Austin Schacht, Middie, J.K. Mullen (CO)
Clay Perry, Attackman, Arcadia (AZ)
JUNIORS
1. Zach Fixen, Middie, Palos Verdes (CA)
4. O’Neil Hughes, Goalie, Issaquah (WA)
5. Bass Barfield, Goalie, Austin (TX)
6.(tie) Matt Florence, Middie, Kent Denver (CO), Virginia
6.(tie) Patrick Worstell, Middie, San Ramon Valley (CA), Syracuse
7. John William McGovern, Attackman, St. Ignatius Prep (CA), Yale
6.(tie) Patrick Worstell, Middie, San Ramon Valley (CA), Syracuse
7. John William McGovern, Attackman, St. Ignatius Prep (CA), Yale
8. Dakota Rohlin, Middie, Great Oak (CA)
9. Jack Cruzan, Middie, Cathedral Catholic (CA)
10. Edwin Glazener, Defenseman, The Bishop's School (CA)
11. Sam Leggett, Defenseman, Bellevue (WA)
12. Chad Cohan, Attackman, St. Ignatius College Prep (CA)
13. Charlie Hushek, Defenseman, Brophy (AZ)
15. Brendan Gaughan, Attackman, La Costa Canyon (CA)
16. Brock Ghelfi, Middie, Brophy (AZ)
17. Griffin Cassagne, Middie, St. Marks School of Texas
18. Trevor Garner, Attackman, Oregon Episcopal School (OR)
19. George Bailey, Middie, Coronado (CA)
20. Michael Marcott, Attackman, Lincoln (OR)
21. Alex Keuilian, Defenseman, Foothill-Orange County (CA)
22. Juergen Kritschgau, Middie, Oregon Episcopal School (OR)
23. Dakota Randall, Attackman, Mira Costa (CA)
24. Zack Fuller, Defenseman, Bellarmine College Prep (WA)
25. Blaine Boomer, Middie, Canadian (BC)
Honorable Mention
Chase Brokaw, Attackman, San Dieguito Academy (CA)
Jacob Rockwell, Attackman, Westlake (CA)
Hunter Kimpler, Middie, JSerra (CA)
Nick Latham, Middie, Brophy (AZ)
Grant Consoletti, Attackman, Oak Park (CA)
Chase Warner, Attackman, Tesoro (CA)
Matt Camarata, Defenseman, St. Augustine (CA)
Sean Byrne, Defenseman, West Linn (OR)
Martin Winter, Attackman, Oregon Episcopal School (OR)
Sam Finney, Defenseman, Strake Jesuit (TX)
Henry Waite, Defenseman, Kinkaid (TX)
Christopher Baddour, LSM, Westwood (TX)
Luke Rivera, Attackman, Plano West (TX)
Luke Hegeman, Attackman, Westlake (CA)
Jackson Grimes, Goalie, Westlake (CA)
Griffin Foster, Attackman, Santa Margarita (CA)
Braden Kelly, Defenseman, Santa Margarita (CA)
Matthew Duenes, Middie, St. Margaret's Episcopal (CA)
Alex Petsos, Middie, Dallas Jesuit (TX)
Austin Collins, Middie, Palo Verde (NV)
Ben Chabalam LSM, Westlake (CA)
Mitchell Drake LSM, Chapparal (AZ)
Finn Wells, Middie, Chapparal (AZ)
Zachary Goodman, Goalie, Chadwick (CA)
Trevor Forsyth, Middie, San Clemente (CA)
Nolan Lynch, Defense, St. Margaret’s (CA)
Nolan Lynch, Defense, St. Margaret’s (CA)
SOPHOMORES
1. Kieran Eissler, Middie, Coronado (NV)
2. Lucas Gradinger, Attackman, Torrey Pines (CA)
3. Jacob Douglas, Middies, Tesoro (CA)
4. Taylor Esoldi, Attackman, Cathedral Catholic (CA)
5. Matt Emery, Middie, St. Ignatius Prep (CA)
6. Ben Cummings, Middie, Brophy (AZ)
7. Christian, Guinchard, Defense, The Bishops School (CA)
8. Jake Gonzales, Attackman, Columbine (CO)
9. Franklin Medlicott, Defenseman, Archbishop Murphy (WA)
10. Jerome Rigor, Attackman, Foothill-Pleasanton (CA)
11. Steven Tusing, Middie, Agoura (CA)
12. Barrett, Jenness, Attackman, Overlake (WA)
13. Thomas Crabtree, Attackman, Cathedral Catholic (CA)
14. Matt Jungemann, LSM, Juan Diego Catholic (UT)
15. Clay Russert, Attackman, Mira Costa (CA)
16. Kyle Baldassari, Attackman, Alta (UT)
17. Christopher Carter, Defenseman, Torrey Pines (CA)
18. Duncan Ende, Middie, Vashon Island (WA)
19. Russell Bartle, Goalie, Gilbert (AZ)
20. Jake Shepherd, Defenseman, Coronado (CA)
21. Connor McLeod, Middie, Bellarmine Prep (WA)
22. Jack Perkins, Middie, Coronado (CA)
23. Alec Hoag, Middie, Vistamar (CA)
24. Cameron Stone, Middie, Foothill-Orange County (CA)
25. Jack Beall, Attackman, Camas (WA)
Honorable Mention
Jake Kennedy, Goalie, Torrey Pines (CA)
Kevin Fahey, Defenseman, Coronado (CA)
Wesley Greason, Attackman, Cate School (CA)
Luke Graney, Attackman, Juan Diego Catholic (UT)
Michael Barbier, Middie, Foothill-Pleasanton (CA)
Chase Warner, Attackman, Tesoro (CA)
Grant Gravitt, Attackman, Faith Lutheran (NV)
Chase Warner, Attackman, Tesoro (CA)
Grant Gravitt, Attackman, Faith Lutheran (NV)

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New Rankings?
When are the new set of rankings supposed to come out? I feel that that last weekend's tournament could really shake things up on this list. I really enjoyed heading south to the beautiful Polo Field venue as it was a great place to see kids from all over. A few of your junior and senior "Honorable Mentions" seemed to stand out as some of the best and brightest in the entire tournament. Eric Sanschagrin was easily the brightest of these players. On Sunday's three games alone, westsidelax's own articles state that he saved more than 42,shots, as the count was lost after 15 in the OC Kings game, versus only 10 goals against! That's a save percentage of just over 80%! I remind you that this was against three previously unbeaten teams. He helped hold Brady's Bunch to three goals, on 13 saves, after they hadn't scored less than 10 all weekend. I'm not even a parent on his team and I realize how stellar his effort was! I don't see why he was ever an honorable mention to start (He was a 2010 All-American, All-League player, All-CIF player, and CIF Champion on a 23-0 team)! I wish him the best of luck in the season and next year at Princeton. Thankfully, we don't have to face his team this season!
Even Xander Ritz had some nice things to say:
“The Shredderz success sits on the shoulders of their goalie,” said OC head coach Xander Ritz. “The shots that were scoring (for us) in the first four games weren’t scoring on him. He is the difference maker. He made us do some things we wouldn’t normally do.”
the list
upfront disclosures - my son is NOT on this list (senior), several of his teammates are, he has played with or against many of the players on the list, he has a Div II lax scholarship. HE has played in several 'Adrenaline events' High Rollers, Showcase, West coast Starz etc... Interesting comments from people. Recuiting, being recruited, school going to etc - have nothing to do with this list. ZERO. Never, during multiple school visits, did the topic of the WSL 25 come up. Size, speed, strength and the ability to be coached seemed to be all they cared about Adrenaline 'Kool Aid' - I disagree. The Adrenaline events were a great way to get my son the chance to play in front of a large cadre of recruiters. At the end of each event he never failed to get less then 15 e-mails/letters. Without events like Adrenaline - never would have heard of schools like Desales, New England College, Mesa State etc. Having contact with all these colleges provided him the chance to look at and evaluate many more schools then he probaly would have, which hopefully means that early NLI he signed will work out. Regurgitated from previous years - I kind of agree with this comment. I saw a couple kids from the list play at events and was not impressed, but they remain on the list. My own opinion is that my son is better then at least three of the players at his posiiton on the list, in fact he started over them at WC Starz event. I think he falls into the 'improved a heck of a lot' between his sophmore and senior years. Sure we are disppointed, but in the end, other then bragging rights, who cares? Maybe the right answer is to have a different panel do the evaluations each year - Negative comments about the kids on the lists - hey, they are all great kids - so are all the kids not on the list, but they read these comments and to hear/read they are not worthy or are only on it because their parents paid is lame. The guys at WSL can't go watch every tourny or every blue chip/top elite/select 50/USA great tournament so they clearly list the events they are viewing. Several club team events (Shootout and Showdown) are on the list. If the kids don't go to the events.. how can they be evaluated and if they didn't enter the race, how can you complain they didn't win? Congrats to all on the list and to those not - I assure you that on day one of your freshman year college fall ball, not one person on the field will give a rats rear end if you did or did not make the WSL top 25 in HS Big weekend of lax in Del Mar!
You're Ridiculous
You do realize that you are complaining about something that supposedly doesn't matter? Or at least that's what you have said. If it does not matter then why waste your time and mostly our time by complaining? Just let the Top 25 Players list stand as is and go on with your life. You are doing no good, the ratings won't change based on how much you argue them. Everything will be fine, don't worry yourself one bit.
Tough
Wow way to hate on what looks like a decent list of talented players. Just to validate I just looked at last years 2010 seniors and it looks to me like it was nailed. Can't argue with the schools those kids ended up going to. Talk about agendas..re-read your comments and then say who has the agenda. No list is perfect. Nice work WSL and congrats to the players.
Reasons for the list's lack of credibility
Agreed as this list is, and has always been, comprised of those that throw the most money to Adrenaline tournaments/camps. But things will eventually change across the entire west coast. Look at Colorado - Starz/Adrenaline can't get into that market because it is made up of real clubs. Most talented kids there, and their parents, are too smart to give any money-grab organization a chance to survive. CO puts a ton of kids into D1 schools compared to other western states. (And CO most certainly is considered part of the west.) Look at Arizona, until now the only game there was Az Starz and so many parents have become disenchanted/sick of how things ran and how they were bled dry with inflated fees. The precise reason that beginning this year a new club program started (Force Lacrosse). It has enlisted 4 of the top HS programs' head coaches and is endorsed by the Arizona Lacrosse sanctioning body. It will quickly pull away most of the talented kids who have the ability to play college ball from Adrenaline tournaments and hence off this list. Not sure what is going on in CA but again it is the Adrenaline stronghold (for now) so we'll give them a pass. The good news is that as lax interest grows in the West, the significance of organizations has to grow too or they become irrelevant...Hey, maybe we should start to call it the WSL Irrelevant 25. But in the end who would really care - oh yeah the players' grandparents and parents with more dollaers than sense.
Seriously...
It's not that the names are wrong, it's that they have no credibility. This is the same regurgitated list from each year. It's (mainly) kids who have drunk the Adrenaline koolaid, paid their money camp after camp, and then get their names listed. The good news is that no one pays attention to this list except grandparents. Why not set yourself apart? Take the time to develop a questionaire for coaches and tabulate their feedback? How long could that take? Be different, be credible, be remembered, sell more advertising. So many of these kids peaked as sophomores, either physically or mentally. If a guy grows two inches and adds 10mph to his shot the summer after his junior year, this type of lazy reporting will never find him.
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What a joke this list is hilarious every year adrenaline picks a bunch of average kids who mostly will not even play college lacrosse let alone go D1. It's all about who pays because kids who are actualy good don't need to go to year round lax tourneys an have there parents drop thousands. Just like last year with Ryan mix who got a scholarship to play at notre dame. Not to mention I don't see Donald Dalton on this list who has a scholarship to play at Drexel next year. Politicssss
Lazy . . .
Why don't we just pick the same bunch of kids we picked lastyear and not bother looking at things like actual performance over the past year. Works for me.
fashooo
They obviously didnt change much of anything because Austin Collins is still listed as going to Faith Lutheran when he really goes to PALO VERDE!!
The List
Where do you get your utterly horrid ranking lists from?
This list is dope
Ay yo no list is horrid if it's got e money fresh! Dayum fool, you must be crazy