How did the school you chose separate itself from the others you considered?
I chose Binghamton University because I felt like it was the perfect fit for me academically as well as athletically. It is considered a top 100 school nationally and they play in the America East which is one of the more competitive conferences in college lacrosse.
How would you describe your recruiting process overall?
Overall, I thought the recruiting experience was a lot of fun! Of course it was stressful at times but Coach Flanagan always made sure that even though it was a serious, it should be fun and enjoyable experience because it is something you only get to go through once!
What was your favorite part of the recruiting process?
Committing to Binghamton was my favorite part! After visiting all of the schools and meeting all of the teams and coaching staffs, realizing which one really felt like home to me was truly a special moment!
What opportunities and information assisted you during your recruiting process?
The most helpful thing to me during the recruiting process was having Coach Flanagan as a resource. He is really knowledgeable on everything that goes in to it which was helpful. I also found SportsRecruits to be helpful as I researched schools to find the right place for me.
Did you feel like you had support from the Team 24/7 Staff during your process? If so, how?
Yes! Coach Flanagan, as well as the rest of the Team 24/7 staff, were there every step of the way. They talked me through some of the different options I had and made it a much more manageable experience for me.
What individual or showcase events, if any, did you find the most beneficial during your process?
Maverick Showtime and the tournaments our summer teams went to. We always had coaches on the sidelines watching us from every level so you knew that you were getting great exposure.
What would you tell younger players or parents to help them prepare for the recruiting process?
Everyone has their own recruiting process. Don’t worry about your friends getting offers or looks and don't get caught up in their process. If you’re doing the right thing and playing hard, your time will come.