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<p>I don't even need to say the name of this school for you to know which lacrosse team I'm talking about. They're one of, if not <em>the</em>, most recognizable high school lacrosse programs in the country, and they are known for their iconic yellow helmets that show up at every elite club tournament and top-tier showcase. Safe to say, if you're a club lacrosse player, coach, a fan of high school lacrosse, or someone who follows recruiting and rankings, you <em>know</em> this school.</p>
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<p>Brunswick's lacrosse program has become synonymous with high-level competition, toughness, and character qualities that have defined the Bruins for over half a century. Since its founding in 1967, Brunswick Lacrosse has grown from a competitive local team into a national powerhouse consistently producing elite players who excel at the top end of the D1-NCAA.</p>
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<p>Brunswick Lacrosse was founded in 1967, during a time when Connecticut lacrosse was still in its early stages. Back then, the primary programs taking the field were Brunswick and Wilton. As the sport grew in popularity throughout the Northeast, Brunswick remained a mainstay in elite lacrosse circles, building a strong tradition of excellence.</p>
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<p>What sets Brunswick apart from other prep school teams comes down to a few key factors. First, they compete in the prestigious New England West 1 Conference, which includes some of the top boarding schools in the country such as Deerfield, Salisbury, Taft, Loomis Chaffee, Avon Old Farms, and others. Brunswick is the only non-boarding day school in this highly competitive conference.</p>
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<p>Second, Brunswick competes in the Prep National Championship Tournament every year, one of North America's most prestigious high school lacrosse championships. The tournament features some of the best programs in the country, including Lawrenceville, Deerfield, and Salisbury.</p>
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<p>Finally, Brunswick is located in Greenwich, Connecticut, the closest Connecticut town to Westchester County and New York City. This prime location, with affluent southern Westchester County towns to the west, prestigious northern Westchester towns to the north, and Fairfield County's Gold Coast towns to the east, uniquely positions Brunswick to recruit top talent as a day school in the heart of this lacrosse hotbed, Westchester and Fairfield Counties, collectively known as CONNY. Brunswick sits in the ideal "middle ground" to attract the best and most elite players. Since Brunswick is both an elite day school and a highly prestigious prep school, its lacrosse program operates much like, and is similar to an MIAA Prep School in Maryland, but serves the New York City Tri-State area.</p>
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<p>Jeff Harris was instrumental in transforming Brunswick into a true Division I caliber program, laying a foundation of discipline and competitiveness. In 2000, Harris was joined by David Bruce, who served as an assistant before taking over the head coaching job in 2006. Bruce brought a modern vision and energy to Brunswick lacrosse, and the program reached new heights.</p>
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<p>A turning point came in 2008 when Brunswick, an 8-9 team, faced The Haverford School from Philadelphia, a national powerhouse with a 17-7 record. Brunswick stunned Haverford with an 8-6 victory, a game Coach Bruce cites as pivotal in elevating the program onto the national lacrosse stage. Since that moment, Brunswick has consistently competed with and defeated some of the top programs in North America. </p>
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<p>The legacy of Brunswick lacrosse is best told through the long list of athletes who've moved on to thrive at the collegiate level. These players paved the way for the program and embodied the Bruins' commitment to hard work, leadership, and brotherhood. Below is a comprehensive list of Brunswick lacrosse alumni who continued their careers at the next level playing Division 1 lacrosse:</p>
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<li><strong>Gregg Delany '81</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Marc Jordan '87</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Camp Shropshire '87</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Tony Magliocco '87</strong> – Pennsylvania</li>
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<li><strong>Vinton Vickers '88</strong> – Cornell</li>
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<li><strong>Grant Gregory '89</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Chris Morton '90</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Ryan Faherty '93</strong> – Lafayette</li>
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<li><strong>Andrew Rosato '97</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Ryan Myerberg '98</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Thomas Toepke '99</strong> – Lehigh</li>
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<li><strong>Justin Weinstein '99</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Matthew Heineman '01</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Jamie Coffin '02</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Jamie MacDonald '03</strong> – Hobart</li>
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<li><strong>Chris Allwin '03</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Sam Payton '05</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Carter Harris '05</strong> – United States Naval Academy</li>
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<li><strong>Charlie Gumz '06</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Tucker Virtue '07</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Christian Oberbeck '07</strong> – Harvard</li>
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<li><strong>Tom Connor '07</strong> – Notre Dame</li>
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<li><strong>Christian Blake '07</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Robert Berner '07</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Drew Tunney '08</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Oscar Loynaz '08</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Tommy Hoyos '08</strong> – Harvard</li>
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<li><strong>Garrett Virtue '09</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Charlie Payton '09</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Philip Pierce '10</strong> – Brown</li>
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<li><strong>Brett Moscati '10</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Jimmy Craft '10</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Bo Stafford '11</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Conrad Oberbeck '11</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>David Better '11</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Kip Werner '12</strong> – Pennsylvania</li>
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<li><strong>John Kelly '12</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Billy Heidt '12</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Eddie DeDominico '12</strong> – Lehigh</li>
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<li><strong>Nick Bartlett '12</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>John Baker '12</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Charlie Better '13</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Peter Khoury '13</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Cam Stafford '14</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Alex Kelly '14</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Tommy Heidt '14</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Lazare Zaoungrana '15</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Austin Meacham '15</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Charlie Cobb '15</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Marshall Dickson '15</strong> – Bucknell</li>
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<li><strong>Jack Knight '15</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Tucker Brown '15</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Reilly Walsh '16</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Jack Stephenson '16</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Ryan Stafford '16</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Matt Sealy '16</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Sean Morris '17</strong> – North Carolina</li>
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<li><strong>Max Metalios '17</strong> – Pennsylvania</li>
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<li><strong>Jimmy Heidt '17</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Brendan Forst '17</strong> – Harvard</li>
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<li><strong>John Fox '17</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Spencer Decker '17</strong> – Vermont</li>
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<li><strong>Alex Buckanavage '17</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Will Bergstein '17</strong> – Pennsylvania</li>
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<li><strong>Greyson Wolfram '18</strong> – Brown</li>
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<li><strong>Wilson Stephenson '18</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Jack Ocken '18</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Peter Mullen '18</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Jordan Ginder '18</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Xander Dickson '18</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Patrick Burkinshaw '18</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Christian Ronda '19</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Ian Murray '19</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Whit Knight '19</strong> – St. Lawrence</li>
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<li><strong>Michael Gottlieb '19</strong> – Boston University</li>
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<li><strong>Edward Glassmeyer '19</strong> – Johns Hopkins</li>
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<li><strong>AJ Delgado '19</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Christian Barnard '19</strong> – Harvard</li>
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<li><strong>Isaac Sacks '20</strong> – Brown</li>
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<li><strong>Clayton Ostrover '20</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Michael Mauricio '20</strong> – Dartmouth</li>
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<li><strong>Koby Ginder '20</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Brody Firestein '20</strong> – Boston University</li>
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<li><strong>Liam Fairback '20</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Logan Darrin '20</strong> – Harvard</li>
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<li><strong>Luke Waters '21</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Mario Rinaldi '21</strong> – Bucknell</li>
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<li><strong>Colin Mulshine '21</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Coulter Mackesy '21</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Lucas Delgado '21</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Blake Burchill '21</strong> – Bucknell</li>
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<li><strong>Blake Borges '21</strong> – Syracuse</li>
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<li><strong>Luke Schlank '22</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Will O'Connor '22</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Logan Mueller '22</strong> – Rutgers</li>
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<li><strong>Charlie Johnson '22</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Owen Guest '22</strong> – Harvard</li>
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<li><strong>Chris Gaine '22</strong> – Michigan</li>
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<li><strong>Will Donovan '22</strong> – Notre Dame</li>
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<li><strong>Henry Caponiti '22</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Jackson Wolfram '23</strong> – Brown</li>
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<li><strong>Hunter Spiess '23</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Patrick Mullen '23</strong> – Bucknell</li>
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<li><strong>Luke Michalik '23</strong> – Yale</li>
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<li><strong>Leo Hoffman '23</strong> – Pennsylvania</li>
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<li><strong>Andrew Greenspan '23</strong> – Notre Dame</li>
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<li><strong>Will Erdmann '23</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Andrew Donovan '23</strong> – Notre Dame</li>
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<li><strong>Tomas Delgado '23</strong> – Duke</li>
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<li><strong>Will Coale '23</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Tucker Williams '24</strong> – Brown</li>
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<li><strong>Max Warden '24</strong> – Brown</li>
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<li><strong>Casey Quinson '24</strong> – Colgate</li>
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<li><strong>Robert Plath '24</strong> – Georgetown</li>
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<li><strong>Kyle Pagnani '24</strong> – Holy Cross</li>
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<li><strong>Luke Hublitz '24</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Hudson Hausmann '24</strong> – Virginia</li>
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<li><strong>Carter Hall '24</strong> – Boston University</li>
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<li><strong>Connor Crosby '24</strong> – Princeton</li>
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<li><strong>Payton Anderson '24</strong> – Syracuse</li>
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<p>Following an impressive 17-1 season in 2024 that ended with a tough loss to Lawrenceville in the Prep Championship, the Bruins are back with renewed focus. While they are young, there's no talent shortage on this year's roster.</p>
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<li><strong>Theo Perkins</strong> – Midfield, MIT</li>
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<li><strong>Emmett Meagher</strong> – Attack, Colby</li>
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<li><strong>Jake Greene</strong> – Defense, Boston University</li>
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<li><strong>Owen Gibbons</strong> – FOGO, Lafayette</li>
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<li><strong>Luke Hall</strong> – Defense</li>
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<p>At its core, Brunswick Lacrosse is about team chemistry and toughness. “We always have a scrappy team,” says coach Bruce. That scrappiness, combined with talent and preparation, fuels the Bruins' success year after year.</p>
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<p>The team culture is close-knit, emphasizing brotherhood on and off the field. The program's reputation for producing multi-sport athletes also sets it apart. Many Bruins compete in football and hockey during the offseason.</p>
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<p>Brunswick's schedule reflects its national standing. Competing in the Prep National Championship they compete against Lawrenceville, Salisbury, and Deerfield, and being a part of the New England West 1 conference they compete against Taft, Loomis Chaffee, Avon Old Farms, Hotchkiss, Westminster, and Trinity-Pawling, they also face elite opponents like Hill Academy from Canada, Delbarton and Seton Hall Prep from New Jersey, Malvern Prep and the Hill School from Pennsylvania, and Darien, Ridgefield, and Staples from Connecticut. These matchups will be key tests as Brunswick looks to return to the Prep Championship and chase another historic season.</p>
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<p>With a deep alumni network, a history of success, and a roster loaded with Top players and colossal potential, Brunswick Lacrosse enters 2025 with high expectations and the tools to meet them. Whether recruiting top talent, developing young players or competing for titles, the Bruins continue to be a model program in the world of prep lacrosse.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='17820' first='Charlie' last='Hausmann'] is a fundamentally sound, Division I-level midfielder who plays with poise and precision. He showcases an excellent right-handed shot on the run, consistently forcing defenses to slide, but it's his versatility and decision-making under pressure that set him apart. Hausmann has a natural ability to read defenses and create offense beyond just his shooting, demonstrating a complete skill set at the midfield position. The younger brother of Virginia freshman midfielder Hudson Hausmann, Charlie carries the family name with pride—and the competitive fire to forge his own path. With his high lacrosse IQ and dynamic playmaking ability, Charlie is more than ready to step into the spotlight.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Luke Hall is a physical, hard-hitting defender with an imposing 6'2” frame that makes him a force on the defensive end. He excels at winning ground balls and is known for picking off passes and turning defense into quick transition opportunities. He is a disciplined, reliable defender who consistently makes smart decisions and locks down his assignments. His size, toughness, and defensive IQ make him a standout presence on any defensive unit.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">William Connell is a solid, all-around goalie known for his high energy and competitive presence in the cage. He brings quick reflexes and composure, making timely saves and providing a steady last line of defense. Last season, Connell made the most of his opportunities, showcasing his shot-stopping ability and poise under pressure. With his work ethic and athleticism, he's poised to take on a larger role and continue making an impact between the pipes.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='122410' first='Luke' last='Perriello'] is a high-energy, right-handed midfielder who plays with relentless intensity and grit. A true do-it-all midfielder, he excels at drawing slides when dodging from up top and consistently makes smart plays on both ends of the field. Perriello saw valuable minutes as a freshman on varsity and earned strong evaluations throughout the fall. With his motor and toughness, he's poised to be an impact player in the midfield unit this season.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='120759' first='Leif' last='Anderson'] is an extremely talented defender who made the varsity team as a freshman, showcasing his versatility at both close defense and LSM. Known for his tough, tenacious play and high lacrosse IQ, he brings excellent footwork and positioning to the defensive end. Anderson's relentless style and smart decision-making have him pushing hard for meaningful minutes this season. He's a rising talent with the tools to become a key contributor on the defensive unit.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Madsen Erhardt is a tough, physical defender whose 6'2" frame and aggressive style make him formidable on the defensive end. He has a knack for coming up with ground balls and reading passing lanes, often jumpstarting transition opportunities with timely interceptions. Erhardt is a disciplined, high-IQ player who thrives in organized defensive systems. He consistently executes his assignments and shuts down opponents. His blend of size, grit, and defensive instincts makes him a key asset and a standout leader within his defensive unit.</p>
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I don't even need to say the name of this school for you to know which lacrosse team I'm talking about. They're one of, if not the, most recognizable high school lacrosse programs in the country, and they are known for their iconic yellow helmets that show up at every elite club tournament and top-tier showcase. Safe to say, if you're a club lacrosse player, coach, a fan of high school lacrosse, or someone who follows recruiting and rankings, you know this school.
Brunswick's lacrosse program has become synonymous with high-level competition, toughness, and character qualities that have defined the Bruins for over half a century. Since its founding in 1967, Brunswick Lacrosse has grown from a competitive local team into a national powerhouse consistently producing elite players who excel at the top end of the D1-NCAA.
The Birth of a Program and the Rise to Prominence
Brunswick Lacrosse was founded in 1967, during a time when Connecticut lacrosse was still in its early stages. Back then, the primary programs taking the field were Brunswick and Wilton. As the sport grew in popularity throughout the Northeast, Brunswick remained a mainstay in elite lacrosse circles, building a strong tradition of excellence.
What sets Brunswick apart from other prep school teams comes down to a few key factors. First, they compete in the prestigious New England West 1 Conference, which includes some of the top boarding schools in the country such as Deerfield, Salisbury, Taft, Loomis Chaffee, Avon Old Farms, and others. Brunswick is the only non-boarding day school in this highly competitive conference.
Second, Brunswick competes in the Prep National Championship Tournament every year, one of North America's most prestigious high school lacrosse championships. The tournament features some of the best programs in the country, including Lawrenceville, Deerfield, and Salisbury.
Finally, Brunswick is located in Greenwich, Connecticut, the closest Connecticut town to Westchester County and New York City. This prime location, with affluent southern Westchester County towns to the west, prestigious northern Westchester towns to the north, and Fairfield County's Gold Coast towns to the east, uniquely positions Brunswick to recruit top talent as a day school in the heart of this lacrosse hotbed, Westchester and Fairfield Counties, collectively known as CONNY. Brunswick sits in the ideal "middle ground" to attract the best and most elite players. Since Brunswick is both an elite day school and a highly prestigious prep school, its lacrosse program operates much like, and is similar to an MIAA Prep School in Maryland, but serves the New York City Tri-State area.
Jeff Harris was instrumental in transforming Brunswick into a true Division I caliber program, laying a foundation of discipline and competitiveness. In 2000, Harris was joined by David Bruce, who served as an assistant before taking over the head coaching job in 2006. Bruce brought a modern vision and energy to Brunswick lacrosse, and the program reached new heights.
A turning point came in 2008 when Brunswick, an 8-9 team, faced The Haverford School from Philadelphia, a national powerhouse with a 17-7 record. Brunswick stunned Haverford with an 8-6 victory, a game Coach Bruce cites as pivotal in elevating the program onto the national lacrosse stage. Since that moment, Brunswick has consistently competed with and defeated some of the top programs in North America.
Brunswick Lacrosse Alumni: A Legacy of Collegiate Excellence
The legacy of Brunswick lacrosse is best told through the long list of athletes who've moved on to thrive at the collegiate level. These players paved the way for the program and embodied the Bruins' commitment to hard work, leadership, and brotherhood. Below is a comprehensive list of Brunswick lacrosse alumni who continued their careers at the next level playing Division 1 lacrosse:
Gregg Delany '81 – Colgate
Marc Jordan '87 – Dartmouth
Camp Shropshire '87 – Colgate
Tony Magliocco '87 – Pennsylvania
Vinton Vickers '88 – Cornell
Grant Gregory '89 – Dartmouth
Chris Morton '90 – Virginia
Ryan Faherty '93 – Lafayette
Andrew Rosato '97 – Colgate
Ryan Myerberg '98 – Virginia
Thomas Toepke '99 – Lehigh
Justin Weinstein '99 – Dartmouth
Matthew Heineman '01 – Dartmouth
Jamie Coffin '02 – Dartmouth
Jamie MacDonald '03 – Hobart
Chris Allwin '03 – Yale
Sam Payton '05 – Duke
Carter Harris '05 – United States Naval Academy
Charlie Gumz '06 – Colgate
Tucker Virtue '07 – Duke
Christian Oberbeck '07 – Harvard
Tom Connor '07 – Notre Dame
Christian Blake '07 – Princeton
Robert Berner '07 – Yale
Drew Tunney '08 – Dartmouth
Oscar Loynaz '08 – Princeton
Tommy Hoyos '08 – Harvard
Garrett Virtue '09 – Vermont
Charlie Payton '09 – Duke
Philip Pierce '10 – Brown
Brett Moscati '10 – Michigan
Jimmy Craft '10 – Yale
Bo Stafford '11 – Georgetown
Conrad Oberbeck '11 – Yale
David Better '11 – Yale
Kip Werner '12 – Pennsylvania
John Kelly '12 – Georgetown
Billy Heidt '12 – Dartmouth
Eddie DeDominico '12 – Lehigh
Nick Bartlett '12 – Vermont
John Baker '12 – Colgate
Charlie Better '13 – Yale
Peter Khoury '13 – Michigan
Cam Stafford '14 – Vermont
Alex Kelly '14 – Dartmouth
Tommy Heidt '14 – Michigan
Lazare Zaoungrana '15 – Virginia
Austin Meacham '15 – Dartmouth
Charlie Cobb '15 – Vermont
Marshall Dickson '15 – Bucknell
Jack Knight '15 – Vermont
Tucker Brown '15 – Dartmouth
Reilly Walsh '16 – Duke
Jack Stephenson '16 – Georgetown
Ryan Stafford '16 – Vermont
Matt Sealy '16 – Vermont
Sean Morris '17 – North Carolina
Max Metalios '17 – Pennsylvania
Jimmy Heidt '17 – Dartmouth
Brendan Forst '17 – Harvard
John Fox '17 – Virginia
Spencer Decker '17 – Vermont
Alex Buckanavage '17 – Michigan
Will Bergstein '17 – Pennsylvania
Greyson Wolfram '18 – Brown
Wilson Stephenson '18 – Duke
Jack Ocken '18 – Yale
Peter Mullen '18 – Colgate
Jordan Ginder '18 – Duke
Xander Dickson '18 – Virginia
Patrick Burkinshaw '18 – Virginia
Christian Ronda '19 – Princeton
Ian Murray '19 – Princeton
Whit Knight '19 – St. Lawrence
Michael Gottlieb '19 – Boston University
Edward Glassmeyer '19 – Johns Hopkins
AJ Delgado '19 – Duke
Christian Barnard '19 – Harvard
Isaac Sacks '20 – Brown
Clayton Ostrover '20 – Yale
Michael Mauricio '20 – Dartmouth
Koby Ginder '20 – Princeton
Brody Firestein '20 – Boston University
Liam Fairback '20 – Princeton
Logan Darrin '20 – Harvard
Luke Waters '21 – Duke
Mario Rinaldi '21 – Bucknell
Colin Mulshine '21 – Princeton
Coulter Mackesy '21 – Princeton
Lucas Delgado '21 – Michigan
Blake Burchill '21 – Bucknell
Blake Borges '21 – Syracuse
Luke Schlank '22 – Georgetown
Will O'Connor '22 – Michigan
Logan Mueller '22 – Rutgers
Charlie Johnson '22 – Duke
Owen Guest '22 – Harvard
Chris Gaine '22 – Michigan
Will Donovan '22 – Notre Dame
Henry Caponiti '22 – Georgetown
Jackson Wolfram '23 – Brown
Hunter Spiess '23 – Princeton
Patrick Mullen '23 – Bucknell
Luke Michalik '23 – Yale
Leo Hoffman '23 – Pennsylvania
Andrew Greenspan '23 – Notre Dame
Will Erdmann '23 – Virginia
Andrew Donovan '23 – Notre Dame
Tomas Delgado '23 – Duke
Will Coale '23 – Georgetown
Tucker Williams '24 – Brown
Max Warden '24 – Brown
Casey Quinson '24 – Colgate
Robert Plath '24 – Georgetown
Kyle Pagnani '24 – Holy Cross
Luke Hublitz '24 – Virginia
Hudson Hausmann '24 – Virginia
Carter Hall '24 – Boston University
Connor Crosby '24 – Princeton
Payton Anderson '24 – Syracuse
The 2025 Squad: A Young Team with Championship Ambitions
Following an impressive 17-1 season in 2024 that ended with a tough loss to Lawrenceville in the Prep Championship, the Bruins are back with renewed focus. While they are young, there's no talent shortage on this year's roster.
Team Captains:
Aiden Diaz-Motos (Senior, FOGO, Notre Dame)
Tucker Speiss (Senior, Defense, Princeton)
Patrick Hiebert (Senior, Defense, Johns Hopkins)
John Buttafucco (Junior, Defense, Notre Dame)
TopSeniors:
Aiden Diaz-Motos – FOGO, Notre Dame
Owen Iles – Attack, Bates
Theo Perkins – Midfield, MIT
Emmett Meagher – Attack, Colby
Tucker Speiss – Defense, Princeton
Patrick Hiebert – Defense, Johns Hopkins
Max Tejpaul – Defensive Midfield, Boston College Football
Brunswick's defense and face-offs are expected to be the team's greatest strengths, led by standouts like Diaz-Motos, Speiss, Hiebert, and Buttafucco. Offensively, the Bruins are young but full of potential. The team is expected to grow into its identity as the season progresses, and the leadership from the upperclassmen will be critical as the younger players step into more prominent roles.
Culture, Brotherhood, and Competitive Fire
At its core, Brunswick Lacrosse is about team chemistry and toughness. “We always have a scrappy team,” says coach Bruce. That scrappiness, combined with talent and preparation, fuels the Bruins' success year after year.
The team culture is close-knit, emphasizing brotherhood on and off the field. The program's reputation for producing multi-sport athletes also sets it apart. Many Bruins compete in football and hockey during the offseason.
A Challenging Schedule, Big Matchups Ahead
Brunswick's schedule reflects its national standing. Competing in the Prep National Championship they compete against Lawrenceville, Salisbury, and Deerfield, and being a part of the New England West 1 conference they compete against Taft, Loomis Chaffee, Avon Old Farms, Hotchkiss, Westminster, and Trinity-Pawling, they also face elite opponents like Hill Academy from Canada, Delbarton and Seton Hall Prep from New Jersey, Malvern Prep and the Hill School from Pennsylvania, and Darien, Ridgefield, and Staples from Connecticut. These matchups will be key tests as Brunswick looks to return to the Prep Championship and chase another historic season.
Final Word: Tradition Meets Ambition
With a deep alumni network, a history of success, and a roster loaded with Top players and colossal potential, Brunswick Lacrosse enters 2025 with high expectations and the tools to meet them. Whether recruiting top talent, developing young players or competing for titles, the Bruins continue to be a model program in the world of prep lacrosse.
Charlie HausmannCharlieHausmann
5'11" | 180 lbs | M | Right Hand
Brunswick School | 2026 CT
is a fundamentally sound, Division I-level midfielder who plays with poise and precision. He showcases an excellent right-handed shot on the run, consistently forcing defenses to slide, but it's his versatility and decision-making under pressure that set him apart. Hausmann has a natural ability to read defenses and create offense beyond just his shooting, demonstrating a complete skill set at the midfield position. The younger brother of Virginia freshman midfielder Hudson Hausmann, Charlie carries the family name with pride—and the competitive fire to forge his own path. With his high lacrosse IQ and dynamic playmaking ability, Charlie is more than ready to step into the spotlight.
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Luke Hall
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Luke Hall
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Luke Hall is a physical, hard-hitting defender with an imposing 6'2” frame that makes him a force on the defensive end. He excels at winning ground balls and is known for picking off passes and turning defense into quick transition…
William Connell is a solid, all-around goalie known for his high energy and competitive presence in the cage. He brings quick reflexes and composure, making timely saves and providing a steady last line of defense. Last season, Connell made the…
Is this you, A Prep Lacrosse Powerhouse: Inside Brunswick’s DominanceAPrep Lacrosse Powerhouse: Inside Brunswick’s Dominance
is a fast, strong, and skilled lefty attackman with exceptional hands and a pure finisher's mentality. Standing at an imposing 6'4” and over 200 pounds, he's a physical presence on the field who combines size with…
Luke PerrielloLukePerriello
5'9" | 160 lbs | M | Right Hand
Brunswick | 2027 #90NationCT
is a high-energy, right-handed midfielder who plays with relentless intensity and grit. A true do-it-all midfielder, he excels at drawing slides when dodging from up top and consistently makes smart plays on both ends of the field. Perriello saw valuable minutes as a freshman on varsity and earned strong evaluations throughout the fall. With his motor and toughness, he's poised to be an impact player in the midfield unit this season.
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A Prep Lacrosse Powerhouse: Inside Brunswick’s DominanceAPrep Lacrosse Powerhouse: Inside Brunswick’s Dominance
is an extremely talented defender who made the varsity team as a freshman, showcasing his versatility at both close defense and LSM. Known for his tough, tenacious play and high lacrosse IQ, he brings excellent footwork…
Madsen Erhardt is a tough, physical defender whose 6'2" frame and aggressive style make him formidable on the defensive end. He has a knack for coming up with ground balls and reading passing lanes, often jumpstarting transition opportunities with timely…