Bryce Clay

High School Career

Bryce Clay finished his high school lacrosse career as the nation's No. 4 leading scorer of all-time. He was the first player in Michigan history to surpass 500 and 600 career points and averaged more than 7 points per game in his career.

Clay posted three of the state's Top 10 scoring seasons during his final three years at Forest Hills Central. He owns the state's career goals marks and was named an Under Armour All-American after his senior season.

The Midwest Region preview, presented by LaxRecords.com features a four-part series. Part three takes a look at states and teams.

LaxRecords is taking a look at the top high school lacrosse players of the decade, based on career points and saves reported to LaxRecords.com.

As we enter a new decade and a new season of boys’ high school lacrosse, it seems fitting to take a look back at the previous 10 years and the players who made it memorable.

The 2018 All-LaxRecords Team is not another All-America team. Instead, this team is players who set either national, state or team records as reported to LaxRecords.com during the 2017 season.

Forest Hills Central (Mich.) attackman Bryce Clay may not have initially set out to become one of the nation’s all-time leading scorers or even Michigan’s all-time leading scorer, but he did accomplish one of his early goals - leaving his mark in Michigan’s lacrosse history.

Baltimore, Md. – Under Armour®, Inc. and Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced today the rosters of boys who will represent the Midwest region at the 2017 Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament. The sport’s most prestigious underclassmen tournament features boys teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, South, Southwest, Upstate New York, Washington,… Read More