212 will assist players openly and thoroughly regarding all areas of the recruiting process — from early exposure to signing day.
Getting Started
Everything 212 players need to navigate the college recruiting process with confidence.
The essential guide every player serious about college recruitment must read before beginning the process.
View Guide →Stay on top of critical NCAA recruiting windows, dead periods, and contact rules to maximize your exposure.
View Calendar →A powerful platform to manage your recruiting profile, connect with coaches, and track your progress.
Visit IMCLA Recruits →Assistance is available to high-caliber 212 players. Mike Acee works directly with each player and their family throughout the process. Hall of Fame Coach Fred Acee is also available for consulting.
Contact Mike Acee →Register for 212 Lacrosse programs and events through the official portal.
Register Now →Stay up to date with 212 Lacrosse schedules, fixtures, and upcoming events.
View Calendar →Exposure Opportunities
Showcase your skills in front of college coaches at these premier events.
An invite-only camp that attracts top-tier players and an impressive list of Division 1 coaches from programs like Duke, Johns Hopkins, and Syracuse. You'll play with the country's best and get plenty of exposure.
Individual showcase for the top 168 rising freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Located in New Jersey.
In general, prospect camps can be an effective recruiting tool. 212 helps players identify the right camps based on their skill level and target schools.
Top players compete at national all-star games to gain visibility with coaches from programs across every division.
One of the most prestigious underclass events in the country — a major stepping stone for players targeting elite programs.
Widely regarded as the premier event for D3 exposure, this event limits participation to ensure athletes are seen by active college coaches who lead instruction and games.
212 will recommend players to college prep schools if applicable — a great path for players who need an additional year of development before committing.
Alumni
213 players have gone on to compete at programs across Division I, II, and III — a testament to the program's commitment to player development and recruiting.
