I was on the 2004 national championship team, Ryan Powell was one of our assistant coaches… remember one day Casey showed up… And we played against Ryan, Casey and Michael… They did three consecutive behind the backs for the score in the scrimmage. Legendary.
I played with the kavanaughs youngest brother, Ryan on a lacrosse team and I will say he is the best lacrosse player I’ve ever seen playing at youth talent. I am in middle school and I still haven’t seen anyone compare to his skill
Kellys’ have two generations of all Americans, ncaa national champions and USA gold medal winners (Frank in team USA HoF). Frank won a championship at Cornell while his two brothers won a championship at North Carolina. While Frankie was first to commit to UNC from the 2nd generation, Patrick and Stephen won a national championship there a year after Frankie graduated. Stephen n Frankie’s younger brother JK is a freshman at Cornell while their cousins have starred at Rutgers, Notre Dame, Maryland and Georgetown, respectively. Just my two cents
The Stanwick family has over 1,000 collegiate goals between them. And how about the Baltimore area legends, The Radebaughs, not even getting a mention?
I know they’re not as skilled as the other families, but I’m surprised the Rabils weren’t on the list, or even an honorable mention, they straight up made a whole new league to revolutionize the sport at the professional level. Much love man, your videos are awesome
This is a brutal list. I have been involved in lacrosse for over 50 years and besides for the Gaits, I have never heard of these families. This guy is clearly biased towards American field lacrosse. I don't think he realizes that lacrosse is CANADA'S national sport. If he had done his research, he could have come up with the Top 20 lacrosse families in Canada alone. EVER!
That’s probably what he meant, as an American - I can say that we like to just call stuff ours, I don’t know much about Canadian lacrosse either other than y’all are really good.
This announcer is cheese whizzzz, why don't you do a video....on death's in a lacrosse game? From like 1975 to now, ....how many can you dig up? I bet 3ish
A couple others worth mentioning: Desko, Danowski, Schreiber, Simmons
I was on the 2004 national championship team, Ryan Powell was one of our assistant coaches… remember one day Casey showed up… And we played against Ryan, Casey and Michael… They did three consecutive behind the backs for the score in the scrimmage. Legendary.
I played with the kavanaughs youngest brother, Ryan on a lacrosse team and I will say he is the best lacrosse player I’ve ever seen playing at youth talent. I am in middle school and I still haven’t seen anyone compare to his skill
Having the spallinas over the panels is insane
I agree, ryan
@@aidanfitzgerald931 I had to voice my opinion
Kellys’ have two generations of all Americans, ncaa national champions and USA gold medal winners (Frank in team USA HoF). Frank won a championship at Cornell while his two brothers won a championship at North Carolina. While Frankie was first to commit to UNC from the 2nd generation, Patrick and Stephen won a national championship there a year after Frankie graduated. Stephen n Frankie’s younger brother JK is a freshman at Cornell while their cousins have starred at Rutgers, Notre Dame, Maryland and Georgetown, respectively.
Just my two cents
Played with Jared and coached with Jake. Great players and greater people
I caught a crank shot from Gary Gait way back in the day on the inside of my bicep with no pad....bro....Never felt so bad for goalies...
The Stanwick family has over 1,000 collegiate goals between them. And how about the Baltimore area legends, The Radebaughs, not even getting a mention?
These may be the best field lacrosse players, but there are many Canadian box lacrosse families who should be on the best lacrosse families list.
Evans and Grant to name two
@@davidswales And several generations of the Powless clan.
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Perfect list but my personal favorite are the Kavanaugh brothers
great list
Didn't all the Stanwick's use traditional strung sticks? Gotta love 'em for that.
I would say you overlooked the Haus Family - have both deep history (UNC) John & Mike and coaching more recent in PLL with the sons Haus
Caption should have said college Kilgour brother definitely top 2 for Box
Seivold Family needs to be on the list above a few of these.
have you heard of the Grant or the Evans families??
This may be a rumor but I heard there is a fourth Powell brother named Mason who played at Cortland…. Love this channel btw
The Kilgour’s won 3 championships in 4 years for the Buffalo Bandits
Having no Bitter family is WILD
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Powless? Bomberry? Staats? Hill?
brutal list
Top ten goalies in lacrosse history
Great list. Not like the other sports where the make it controversial for the attention
You need to look into the Bocklet family.
chris was my coach - i missed this one haha
the whipple family
Caden kirst is committed to Rutgers
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How can you not have the Bockletts on this list???
just finished a weekend with 91 national with the bockletts, legends
oops... i agree
You forgot the bomberys
No Morrill’s? C’mon, man!
How about 3 generations (with a potential 4th if Jackson keeps playing) in the Lax HOF…
Joe Seivold Sr (HOF), Joe Seivold Jr (HOF), and Gary Seivold (should be HOF). Google it.
Love to see it
I know they’re not as skilled as the other families, but I’m surprised the Rabils weren’t on the list, or even an honorable mention, they straight up made a whole new league to revolutionize the sport at the professional level. Much love man, your videos are awesome
This is a brutal list. I have been involved in lacrosse for over 50 years and besides for the Gaits, I have never heard of these families. This guy is clearly biased towards American field lacrosse. I don't think he realizes that lacrosse is CANADA'S national sport. If he had done his research, he could have come up with the Top 20 lacrosse families in Canada alone. EVER!
That’s probably what he meant, as an American - I can say that we like to just call stuff ours, I don’t know much about Canadian lacrosse either other than y’all are really good.
You’ve never heard of the Powells? You lose all credibility if you haven’t
Rabils: just Paul easy #1
This announcer is cheese whizzzz, why don't you do a video....on death's in a lacrosse game? From like 1975 to now, ....how many can you dig up? I bet 3ish