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[I]For 20 years, Inside Lacrosse has published the annual Recruiting Issue, highlighting the top incoming NCAA players as well as future stars of the sport. Ian Shure, a Boys’ Latin (Md.) attackman who went on to Virginia,[URL='http://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/archives-recruiting-issue-through-the-years/20837'] graced the first Recruiting Issue cover.[/URL] The first Power 100 list [URL='http://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/men-s-lacrosse-power-100-freshmen-for-2007/5463']launched in 2007[/URL] and has become an institution in the sport.

It still remains fresh and new: Cornell-bound Jeff Teat is Inside Lacrosse’s first overall No. 1 from Canada. Cover star and No. 1 women’s recruit Kerrigan Miller, showcases the sport’s growth, making the trek from Long Island to USC with the potential to elevate a breakthrough Trojans program to new heights. Read more about Miller here.

Rankings are compiled by Dan Aburn and the Inside Lacrosse staff.

34 Jamie Trimboli M Victor (N.Y.) Syracuse
40 Nick DiPietro D Half Hollow Hills East (N.Y.) Syracuse
44 Logan Wisnauskas A Boys’ Latin (Md.) Syracuse
63 Peter Dearth M Ridgefield (Conn.) Syracuse[/I]
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[URL='http://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/2016-power-100-freshmen-rankings/36194']2016 Power 100 Freshmen Rankings[/URL][/B]
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