Conshohocken, PA SLA has announced its four teams that will be representing Philadelphia at the 2021 USA Lacrosse National Tournament. In total, 13 NXT LC players are represented on rosters including six on Team 1.

The USA Lacrosse National Tournament has been running since 1933 and pre-Covid, it’s one of the can’t miss recruiting weekends of the year. Players must try out through their high school teams adding to the uniqueness of the event.

The National Tournament will run this weekend in Bel Air, MD, and will host 40 teams from across the country. Below are the 13 NXT LC girls that will be representing Philadelphia.

Team 1

#1 Rachel Sbei | 2023, Owen J. Roberts

#4 Alexa Vogelman | 2023, Owen J. Roberts

#21 Kate Galica | 2023, Conestoga

#22 Cailin Harrington | Owen J. Roberts

#24 Gabrielle Koury | 2023, Owen J. Roberts

#27 Colby Wasson | 2023, Owen J. Roberts

Team 2

#33 Mia Falco | Mia Falco | 2023, Lower Merion

#44 Gabby Ridder | 2023, Conestoga

Team 3

#57 Brianna Reynolds | 2024, Plymouth Whitemarsh

#59 Avery Wentzel | 2023, Owen J. Roberts

#83 Piper Kienzle | 2023, Conestoga

Team 4

#62 Finley Hoffman | 2024, Lower Merion

#88 Korrigan Sweeney | 2024, Owen J. Roberts

Meet Our New Girls' Events Director

NXT is thrilled to announce that Alexandra Benedict has been hired as its new Girls’ Lacrosse Events Director. A well-respected Division I women’s college lacrosse coach for more than a decade, Benedict will be responsible for leading NXT’s extensive annual portfolio of 21 girls’ lacrosse tournaments and showcases.

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Collegium / 2024 / Defense / Virginia State University

Olivia McCormick commits to SUNY Canton

Springfield / 2024 / Attack / SUNY Canton