High School recruiting: Peter Tagliaferri to Georgetown!

Peter Tagliaferri – Georgetown recruit

San Ramon Valley's versatile mifielder/Attack/FO, Peter Tagliaferri has committed to Georgetown.*  Peter made 1st team All-EBAL this past Spring and did everything for the Wolves but carry the water bottles. For the fifteen games in which he played, he had 42G, 19A and a F?O win rate of 78%.

His highlight video lists his GPA as 3.60 and his cumulative SAT score as 2070. Knowing his Father, John as well as I do, I'm pretty sure those grades and test scores are a genetic gift from his Mom, Carol.  :-)

Congratulations to Peter, who is a fiery competitor and a great guy - and to his entire family!

You can see his Junior year highlight vid at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Lg6IsEIJc

3D Lacrosse had this to say about Peter:

#23 Peter Tagliaferri, 2014

San Ramon Valley, California
Position: Midfield
Sub-Position: Face-Off/ Two-Way
College Commitment:
Rating: Legit

Peter is a powerful, fast, athletic playmaker who leaves his mark all over the game. He faces off, plays awesome defense, clears the ball, and scores goals. Peter has a powerful, accurate shot on the run or with time and room. He is dangerous as a wing dodger or coming down hill into the alley and has the ability to split double teams. Peter also leads his team with huge physically destructive hits.

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*Thanks to JW McGovern for the info. He saw Peter at last night's Giants game and learned about Peter's commitment there. Coincidentally, JW was at the game with his GF, who attends Georgetown.

Summer recruiting camp news

Inside Lacrosse on Joe Lang at Jake Reed:
Another guy to watch with a high upside is Joe Lang (St. Ignatius Prep, Calif.), the younger brother of former Cornell standout, Roy. He's effective in 'catch and shoot' situations but is still working on his success rate on 
the run. Pretty special end-to-end player.


Inside Lacrosse on Peter Tagliaferri at Jake Reed:
California native Peter Tagliaferri (San Ramon Valley, Calif.) is also a raw athlete, but can face-off and plays scrappy otherwise.

SRV v MV NCS semi-final

With two minutes left in the 3rd quarter, it's SRV 9 MV 5.

Stick penalty on SRV to start the 4th Quarter.
Still 9-5 Wolves with 9:52 left in the 4th.

SRV 10 MV 5.

With a minute left in the game, it's SRV 12 MV 6.

And that was the final. Austin French had 4 goals for the Wolves, Mike Tagliaferri had 3, Patrick Worstell had 2, and youngTags, Peter, controlled most of the face-offs. Go Wolves!