Tuesday February 23rd, 2021 11:00am
(Graphic by Matt Cain, Inside Lacrosse)
It s been quite a journey for the Class of 2020 high school graduates, a highly talented group that we ranked in our annual Power 100 in the beginning of February. Of course, this class enters college lacrosse amid unforeseen circumstances, namely four years of players ahead of them that have the option to use an extra year of NCAA eligibility.
The class rankings below represent the definitive snapshot of the incoming recruiting classes, led by Ty Xanders and the Inside Lacrosse editorial staff. They take into account the star power of the incoming recruits, but also how they fit into each team s needs in relation to what s on the roster. It s important to note that they differ from the ratings on the Recruiting Database, which is solely a mathematical calculation of each class star ratings, a formula that favors larger recruiting classes.
A marathon at 3:00am in the middle of December is not a task for the faint-hearted, yet, a group of Kerry farmers managed to do it last night – while pushing a milk trolley.
The Killarney Young Farmers – a group of dairy farmers in the mid-Kerry region who are raising funds for the palliative care services provided by the Kerry Hospice Foundation – managed to do a socially-distant relay event overnight (Sunday, December 20, to Monday, December 21) at An Ríocht athletics club in Castleisland, Co. Kerry.
They did 343 laps of the track, a distance of 137.05km, equivalent to over three marathons.
Through the group’s fundraising page on