With more states around the country completing their boys’ lacrosse season, more players are getting added to the season leaders and career leaders’ lists. Among the updates this week are the state pages in Maryland and Michigan along with the all-time longest winning streaks and the career point leaders’ list.

As boys’ high school lacrosse players, teams and coaches earn a spot, and are reported, on our 2015 Best Known Lacrosse Performances list, LaxRecords.com posts a daily recap acknowledging the performance.

There are multiple ways to submit a performance for inclusion on our Best Known Performances list. You can use one of our submission forms (links below), which is the easiest way. Or you can email Mike Loveday at mloveday@laxrecords.com.

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Coach Performances

Team Performances

Bedford (N.H.) consecutive games streak ended last week with a 14-5 loss to Bishop Guertin (N.H.) on May 14. The Bulldogs rolled off 72 straight victories before the loss, which places them in a tie for the third longest streak of all-time with the 1943-1946 St. Paul’s (Md.) team. Bedford’s streak was the longest in boys’ high school lacrosse in 30 years. West Genesee (N.Y.) had a 91 game winning streak (tied for 1st all-time) that ended in 1984.

Updated Career Performances

Nathan Solomon from Centennial (Ga.) is now the No. 3 player for the most points in a career with 623. The Syracuse commit totaled 171 points this season and is just the third player to have more than 600 points in a career. He finished nine points behind former Centennial (Nev.) attackman Justin Anderson for second. Current Virginia and former Silver Creek (N.Y.) attackman Zed Williams is the all-time leader with 729 career points.

St. Paul’s (Md.) goalie A.J. Barretto became No. 1 in Maryland’s best known save leaders with a career total of 569.

AA Greenhills School (Mich.) goalie Peter Paisley finished his career with 631 career saves. That total is good to place him sixth all-time in Michigan and earn him a spot among the all-time save leaders.

St. Paul’s (Md.) head coach Rick Brocato’s career win total has been updated to 227.

Carter Flaig from St. Paul’s (Md.) moved into 11th all-time in Maryland’s career points list with a total of 287. He finished his career with 158 goals and 129 assists and is the program leader for most points in a career.

Season Performances

Solomon took over the No. 1 spot in goals, assists and points after amassing 171 points on 96 goals and 75 assists this season. The total was second-most in his high school career. He totaled 189 points on 94 goals and 95 assists as a sophomore.

Flaig earned a spot on the 2015 Best Known Performances list with 91 points and 45 assists this season.