Lacrosse Showcases: Everything You Need to Know
Lacrosse showcases are all about recruiting exposure. Athletes have the opportunity to play in front of college coaches who are actively looking for talent to fill their roster. While there are many different types of showcases, an athlete’s best chance of catching the attention of a coach at a top college program is at invite-only lacrosse showcase.
Find lacrosse showcases near you
Jersey Strong Showcase (Boys)
STEPS Lacrosse
Adrln Summer Showcase (Boys)
Adrenaline Lacrosse
Northstar Showcase (Girls)
Summit Lacrosse Ventures
Showcase (Girls)
Limestone University
Top Threat Individual Showcase (Girls)
Top Threat Tournaments
FAQs about lacrosse showcases
Below we answer the most commonly asked questions about lacrosse showcases.
- What is a showcase in lacrosse?
- What are the best lacrosse showcases?
- How do you get invited to lacrosse showcases?
- Are lacrosse showcases worth it?
- When to attend lacrosse showcases
- What to expect at lacrosse showcases
What is a showcase in lacrosse?
A lacrosse showcase is a recruiting event where athletes compete in front of a large group of college lacrosse coaches. You can separate yourself from your competition and impress college coaches.
What are the best lacrosse showcases?
Attending one of these lacrosse showcases ensures that you will play in front of coaches at top college lacrosse programs. This level of exposure can help you get on a coach’s radar and boost your recruiting process. Below are some of the best lacrosse showcases:
- Nike Blue Chip
- Maverik Showtime National Recruiting Spotlight
- Adrenaline Black Card
- Under Armour All-America Underclass Tournament
- New England Top 150
How do you get invited to lacrosse showcases?
Invitations and/or tryouts are required to attend the best lacrosse showcases.
Your club and high school coaches can submit recommendations to individuals showcases advocating for an invite. Athletes can lean on their coaches to help select the right lacrosse individual showcases based on your skill level, location, target schools, and more.
Are lacrosse showcases worth it?
Yes, any chance an athlete has to play in front of college coaches is worth it. The college lacrosse recruiting process is very competitive, and showcases provide athletes the opportunity to improve their skill level and gain exposure while competing in front of hundreds of college programs.
When to attend lacrosse showcases?
Showcases are all about recruiting exposure, so athletes should begin attending these events starting sophomore year as you are gearing up for the NCAA contact period beginning September 1 after junior year. This allows time for you to get on a coaches radar as they build a list of recruits they are interested in contacting.
What to expect
At a showcases, athletes should expect to run through various lacrosse drills and scrimmage in front of multiple college coaches.
Athletes will likely experience a high level of competition as everyone is trying to impress the coaches in attendance. Athletes will earn valuable skills from experienced coaches while showcases their talents.
Find more lacrosse events
There are many benefits to attending a showcase that ultimately can help you get recruited for college lacrosse. To learn more about other recruiting event types, check out our comprehensive list of lacrosse camps and tournaments near you or find lacrosse clinics.
PrimeTime High School Recruiting Showcases
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Summer 2023 Recruiting Showcases
PrimeTime Showcases are the best way to get added exposure! Players will work through small group skill sessions led by top D1, D2 and D3 NCAA coaches followed by players being broken down into teams to compete in 2 games to cap off the event. Registration is open to everyone in the 2024, 2025, and 2026 classes and is limited just by total number of registrations by position to ensure players are able to be seen and interact with all attending recruiters.
Game play is scheduled on as few fields as possible at each facility so that players will have the perfect opportunity to showcase their talents in an intimate environment all while learning from the best coaches in the game!
Film and Reversible included
Summer: $225 (VA $175)
For Girls Showcases Click Here
This and all PrimeTime events are open to all players per NCAA rules and limited just by total number of participants
(No refunds for showcase registrations)
Location
June 9th – Virginia Beach, VA (5:30 PM Start)
June 16th – LS High School, Sudbury, MA (5:00 PM Start)
June 23rd – Smithfield, RI (5:00 PM Start)
July 7th – Holderness, NH (5:00 PM Start)
July 14th – Essex, VT (5:00 PM Start)
July 21st – Queensbury, NY (5:00 PM Start)
Boys 2024 – 2026
Summer: $225 (VA $175)
Format
Skill Session Led By NCAA Coaches
2 Showcase Games Coached By NCAA Coaches
Game Film Included
Summer 2023 Registration
Bryant Showcase / Team USA Tryout Registration
Summer 2023 Showcase Lineup
2023 attending coaches will be added below each showcase as they RSVP.
Each Summer showcase typically has 30+ NCAA coaches. Exact attending coaches are subject to changed based on coach availability, but all coaches listed below have RSVP’d to attend for 2023.
REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER 2023 SHOWCASES
June 9th – Virginia Beach, VA
Anderson University – D2
Averett University – D3
Babson College – D3
Barton College – D2
Bellarmine University – D1
Bridgewater College – D3
Christopher Newport University – D3
Eastern University – D3
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – D2
Florida Tech – D2
Harvard University – D1
Hampden-Sydney College – D3
Huntingdon College – D3
Juniata College – D3
Kean University – D3
Lincoln Memorial University – D2
Manhattan College – D1
Marymount University – D3
Methodist University – D3
Misericordia University – D3
Newberry College – D2
North Greenville University – D2
Piedmont University – D3
Randolph-Macon College – D3
Rollins College – D2
Salisbury University – D3
Shenandoah University – D3
Southwestern University – D3
St.
Mary’s College – D3
Stockton University – D3
UMass Boston – D3
University of Delaware – D1
University of Mary Washington – D3
University of Virginia – D1
Vassar College – D3
Virginia Military Institute – D1
Virginia State University – D2
Virginia Wesleyan University – D3
Wabash College – D3
Walsh University – D2
Washington & Lee University – D3
Western New England University – D3
June 16th – Sudbury, MA
Alfred University – D3
Assumption University – D2
Babson College – D3
Bellarmine University – D1
Bentley University – D3
Canisius College – D1
Clarkson University – D3
Colby College – D3
Concorida University Wisconsin – D3
Dartmouth College – D1
Dickinson College – D3
D’Youville University – D2
Eastern Connecticut State – D3
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – D2
Hartwick College – D3
Harvard University – D1
Jacksonville University – D1
Juniata College – D3
Lake Forest College – D3
Lewis University – D2
Lindenwood University – D1
Manhattan College – D1
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St. Mary’s College – D3
Newberry College – D2
Pace University – D2
Penn College of Technology – D3
Regis College – D3
Roger Williams University – D3
Rollins College – D3
Siena College – D1
Stevens Institute of Tech. – D3
SUNY Delhi – D3
UMass Boston – D3
Union College – D3
University of Delaware – D1
University of St. Joseph’s (CT) – D3
Vassar College – D3
Virginia Military Institute – D1
Wesleyan University – D3
Western New England University – D3
Yale University – D1
June 23rd – Smithfield, RI
Team USA Regional Tryout & Showcase
Assumption University – D2
Babson College – D3
Bellarmine University – D1
Bentley University – D3
Bryant University – D1
Colby College – D3
Concorida University Wisconsin – D3
Dartmouth College – D1
Dickinson College – D3
Eastern Connecticut State – D3
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – D2
Hartwick College – D3
Harvard University – D3
Jacksonville University – D1
Juniata College – D3
Le Moyne College – D2
Lincoln Memorial University – D2
Long Island University – D1
Lynn University – D2
Manhattan College – D1
Molloy University – D2
Monmouth University – D1
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St. Mary’s College – D3
Newberry College – D2
Regis College – D3
Roger Williams University – D3
Siena College – D1
Stevens Institute of Tech. – D3
Trine University – D3
Trinity College – D3
UMass Boston – D3
Union College – D3
University of Delaware – D1
University of New England – D3
University of St. Joseph’s (CT) – D3
Vassar College – D3
Wesleyan University – D3
Western New England University – D3
July 7th – Holderness, NH
Alderson Broaddus University – D2
Babson College – D3
Bates College – D3
Bellarmine University – D1
Bentley University – D2
Colby College – D3
Connecticut College – D3
Dartmouth College – D1
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – D2
Felician University – D2
Hartwick College – D3
Juniata College – D3
Keene State – D3
Long Island University – D1
Mt. St. Mary’s College – D3
Newberry College – D2
Stevens Institute of Tech.
– D3
St. Michael’s College – D2
UMass Boston – D3
University of Delaware – D1
University of New England – D3
University of St. Joseph’s (CT) – D3
Vassar College – D3
Virginia Military Institute – D1
Walsh University – D2
Western New England University – D3
July 14th – Essex, VT
Babson College – D3
Barton College – D2
Bates College – D3
Bellarmine University – D1
Colby College – D3
Connecticut College – D3
Eastern Connecticut State – D3
Hartwick College – D3
Juniata College – D3
Newberry College – D2
Ohio Wesleyan University – D3
St. Michael’s College – D2
SUNY Delhi – D3
Trine University – D3
UMass Boston – D3
Union College – D3
University of Delaware – D1
Vassar College – D3
Western New England University – D3
July 21st – Saratoga Springs, NY
Alfred University – D3
Alderson Broaddus University – D2
Babson College – D3
Barton College – D2
Bellarmine University – D1
Bentley University – D2
Canisius College – D1
Clarkson University – D3
Colby College – D3
Connecticut College – D3
Dartmouth College – D1
D’Youville University – D2
Felician University – D2
Hartwick College – D3
Hofstra University – D1
John Carroll University – D3
Juniata College – D3
Kean University – D3
Keene State – D3
Le Moyne College – D2
Long Island University – D1
Manhattan College – D1
Marywood University – D3
Mercy College – D2
Molloy University – D2
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