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212 Lacrosse — Park City, Utah

College
Recruiting

Guiding players from first contact to signing day. 212 provides personalized support at every step of the college recruiting process.

🏆 Featuring the expertise of Hall of Fame Coach  Fred Acee

Learn How It Works ↓ Contact Mike Acee → Visit 212 Lacrosse →

About 212 Lacrosse Recruiting

Based in Park City, Utah, 212 Lacrosse has helped 95+ players earn roster spots at Division I, II, and III programs across the country — from Duke and Stanford to Johns Hopkins and Yale.

Led by Mike Acee with the expertise of Hall of Fame Coach Fred Acee, the program provides hands-on, personalized recruiting guidance. Every player and family receives direct support through every phase of the process — from building a profile and getting exposure, to connecting with coaches and making a commitment.

212 does not take a one-size-fits-all approach. Each player receives individualized attention based on their skills, academic goals, and the right program fit.

95+ College Commitments
35 Division I Players
3 NCAA Divisions

Your Path to College Lacrosse

The recruiting process can feel overwhelming. Here is the step-by-step journey 212 players follow on their way to a college commitment.

1

Learn the Process

Read the 212 Recruiting Guide and understand the NCAA recruiting calendar, contact rules, and eligibility requirements.

2

Build Your Profile

Create your recruiting profile on IMCLA Recruits. Include game film, academic info, and measurables so coaches can evaluate you.

3

Get Exposure

Attend premier recruiting events like Showtime, National All-Star Games, and college prospect camps where you play in front of coaches.

4

Connect with Coaches

Mike Acee works directly with each player and their family to identify target schools, facilitate coach connections, and navigate conversations.

5

Commit

Find the right fit — athletically, academically, and socially — and make your college commitment. 212 supports you through the entire decision.

212 College Commitments

95+ players have earned roster spots at programs across all three NCAA divisions — proof that the 212 approach works.

D1 Division I 35 Players

D1
Carson DutkanychAlbany
D1
Dylan BauerJohns Hopkins
D1
Blair SiskCU Boulder
D1
Kendall KeblishCU Boulder
D1
Jackson BurtonYale
D1
Blaze DeGracieAir Force
D1
Beau PedersonPrinceton
D1
Kimber HowerUNC
D1
JJ PickardJacksonville
D1
Grant PierceFurman
D1
Jack MintzVermont
D1
Ben AdamsUtah
D1
Hunter EasterlyUtah
D1
JC HerrmannUtah
D1
Connor HollisonUtah
D1
Mason QuickUtah
D1
Shaye HendersonVanderbilt
D1
Haley TaylorOregon
D1
Thomas VandenbergDartmouth
D1
Joey RosenSt. John's
D1
Seve CorderoSt. John's
D1
Caroline MullahyHarvard
D1
Bailey MutchCornell
D1
Annabel FristStanford
D1
Celia RalphDuke
D1
Lucy MunroNorthwestern
D1
Makai ToddDrexel
D1
Winter RiveraOhio State
D1
Brooke BakerFlorida
D1
Ryan BakerBryant
D1
Cam JamesLoyola
D1
Brendan JohnsonQuinnipiac
D1
Dillon BushMercer
D1
Trey IkaSt. Joe's
D1
Lauren PedersonVirginia

D2 Division II 9 Players

D2
Christian PompocoWestminster
D2
Easton AlbertWestminster
D2
Rhett RiceWestminster
D2
Anthony MackayWestminster
D2
Elliot PetersonWestminster
D2
Coco CrawfordFlorida Southern
D2
Tommy CahillSaint Anselm
D2
Harper BrentFlagler
D2
Lance KellerBenedictine

D3 Division III 14 Players

D3
Lane KadishAmherst
D3
John FitzhenryAmherst
D3
Talbot ChildSwarthmore
D3
Drew TysonSwarthmore
D3
Reid VandenbergBabson
D3
John WapnerVassar
D3
Courtney KaufmannTufts
D3
Megan MageeTufts
D3
Chase BeyerTufts
D3
Sarah ChildBard
D3
Zoe HeffernanRIT
D3
Lucas BrennwaldRIT
D3
Jacob AndersonHaverford
D3
Brendan RobertsRhodes

Key Recruiting Events

These are the events where 212 players showcase their skills in front of college coaches. Listed from most accessible to most selective.

Open to All

College Prospect Camps

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.

D3 Premier

Division 3 Exposure

d3lacrosseshowcase.com →

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.

📅 June 6, 2026 — Iron Peak Sports & Events
📅 September 27, 2026 — Fall Session
National

National All-Star Games

laxnationals.net →

Top players compete at national all-star games to gain visibility with coaches from programs across every division.

Underclass

New Balance All-America Underclass

allamericalacrosse.com →

One of the most prestigious underclass events in the country — a major stepping stone for players targeting elite programs.

Invite Only

Showtime

www.showtimelax.com →

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.

Academic

College Prep Schools

212 will recommend players to college prep schools if applicable — a great path for players who need an additional year of development before committing.

JJ Pickard The Hill School, PA — Jacksonville Commit
Jack Mintz IMG Academy, FL — Vermont Commit
Cam James Landon School, DC — Loyola Commit
Carson Dutkanych Calvert Hall, Baltimore — Albany Commit
Lucas Brennwald Trinity Pawling, NY — RIT Commit
Trey Ika Loomis Chafee, CT — St. Joe's Commit
Connor Hollision IMG Academy, FL — Utah Commit
Dillon Bush IMG Academy, FL — Mercer Commit
Thomas Vandenberg IMG Academy, FL — Dartmouth Commit
Brendan Johnson Loomis Chafee, CT — Quinnipiac Commit
Reid Vandenberg IMG Academy
Charlotte Vandenberg IMG Academy
Henley Wismer IMG Academy

Recruiting Resources

Everything you need to navigate the recruiting process, organized by where you are in the journey.

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Ongoing Tools

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