Video: 2010 CT Super Sophs

LacrosseRecruits.com recently held their 2nd Annual CT Super Sophs event to cap off a busy summer of over 20 recruiting showcases, camps and tournaments.

Check out the video below to see what it was all about.


Due to so many requests, the team at LacrosseRecruits.com also decided to put some of their Super Sophs jerseys up for sale. You can get yours here – even if you aren’t a super sophomore laxer from Connecticut!

Plus there’s always the classic Vineyard Vines tee to get your hands on from the LR guys. We see that baby in the most random resort towns these days! Lax bros being lax bros all over.

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