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Message: [QUOTE="WoodyUK, post: 1405871, member: 1831"] [SIZE=6][B]NEW YORK STATE 2015 CHAMPIONSHIP STANDOUTS[/B][/SIZE] By Casey Vock Like every year, the New York State championships are a must-see display of lacrosse at its finest and feature a long list of student-athletes who will play the sport at the next level. If you missed this weekend’s action, [URL='http://3drising.com/3d-rising/niskayuna-victor-cold-spring-harbor-win-new-york-state-championships']you can get caught up here on 3dRising.com[/URL]. Below is a look at some the players who stood out on the final day of the New York State championships, which saw Niskayuna (Section II/Capital Region), Victor (Section V/Rochester) and Cold Spring Harbor (Section VIII/Nassau County) each crowed champions. [B]Jamie Trimboli, Midfield, Victor, Jr. – Syracuse[/B] Trimboli, who earned All-America honors as a junior this season, finished the season as Victor’s leading scorer with 82 points on 59 goals and 23 assists. This fast and balanced midfielder has a natural talent for dodging and protecting the stick by squaring his shoulders up away from his defender and going to the cage at full speed. Turning back or re-dodging, he’s major trouble for defenses because he never really slows down and his stick is always ready to shoot or pop a pass. Trimboli has a sense for operating with other players and looking for them as he dodges or as they dodge and he keeps his head up off ball. He has excellent vision when carrying, putting three passes right on Dan Barrow’s stick for assists. And he can hammer the ball, cocking back for a powerful overhand release. In the first quarter against Manhasset, Trimboli put up three goals and two assists on his way to a seven-point state championship performance. [ATTACH=full]45108[/ATTACH] Full article [URL]http://3drising.com/3d-rising/new-york-state-2015-championship-standouts[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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