The PreGame Lacrosse Tour, an organization that evaluates high school lacrosse talent for college recruitment, will be making a stop at Hamden Hall on Saturday. The organization is run by former lacrosse coaches including former college coach Tony Seaman.
The onsite coordinator is Hamden Hall boys lacrosse coach Anthony Raccio.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and will include a player evaluation session, assessment of a player’s lacrosse IQ, perform training, play games and culminate with a recruiting seminar for parents.
Players have to register before Saturday by filling out an application at PreGamelacrosse.com.
“Hamden Hall was chosen because Tony Seaman knows me and was my coach at C.W. Post,” Raccio said. He also coached at Towson, Johns Hopkins and Pennsylvania. "The event is also run by former college lacrosse coaches Jim Stagnitta.and B.J. O’Hara. Many players leave these exposure tournaments with questions but the PreGame coaches will answer everyone’s questions.
“The day ends with a seminar to help parents and players navigate their way through the recruiting process.”
For more information and to learn about fees call Raccio at 203-415-5950, contact Seaman at tseaman@Towson.edu or Stagnitta at jstagnitta@pregamelacrosse.com.
Dan Nowak

A few players were inadvertantly left off the area's top scoring leaders today with Kirsten Kilburn of the North Branford girls' lacrosse team leading the way.
Kilburn has been a scoring machine for the Thunderbirds and has 72 goals and 17 assists. She also scored her 200th career goal on April 21 against Shoreline Conference rival Valley Regional.
When it comes to the Hamden Hall boys' lacrosse team, four players have been leading the way for the Hornets.
Jamie DeNicola leads the team with 42 points (24 goals, 18 assists). Austin Kim follows with 32 points (23 goals, nine assists), Chris Breuler has 29 points (16 goals, 13 assists) and Silas Newman has 19 points (12 goals, seven assists).