By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 4/19/18
Archbishop Carroll High School 2019 midfield Jessica Sulouff has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at LaSalle University.
Jessica Sulouff profile:
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Jess Sulouff
High School: Archbishop Carroll High School
Graduation Year: 2019
Position: Midfield
College Choice: LaSalle University
Club Team: Philly Blast
Lacrosse Honors: Varsity since 9th grade
Academic Honors: National Honors Society
What do you plan to major in? Business
Why did you choose LaSalle? “I chose LaSalle based on the great business program. When I visited the campus, the fit and feel seemed right for me. My visit with the coaches and team made me feel welcomed and made me feel like I could be successful in the lacrosse program.”
HS team’s team’s 2018 goals? “Our goal for the year is to defend our 2017 State Championship.”
Thank You: “I would like to thank, first and foremost, my family for supporting me since the beginning. I would like to thank my parents for driving me to all my practices and allowing me to pursue my lacrosse career. I would like to thank my brother for always having a catch with me in the backyard. I would like to thank my club coach, Josie Ferri, for helping me grow over the years and with the recruiting process. And finally I would like to thank my high school coach, Lorraine Beers, for developing me as a versatile player.”
Other schools considered: Central Connecticut State University, Robert Morris University, and Wagner College
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