Devin Sparks

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.

With a three-goal, three-assist performance against Greensboro Page (N.C.) on April 11, Northwest Guilford (N.C.) senior Sean Goldsmith scored the 400th point of his career, but he became a member of an even more elite fraternity.

Of the players I am aware of, there are several that appear likely to be the next members of the 400-point club. Additionally, there are three that might be longshots but have a chance this season.

This story has been updated to reflect the 2018 boys high school lacrosse season. To view the original story click here. The 400-Point Club is one of the more elite clubs in high school lacrosse. As of this writing in January 2018, only 75 players are known to have reached that plateau in the history… Read More

Nicky Solomon scored 12 points for Centennial (Roswell, Ga.) in the win over Martin Luther King (Lithonia, Ga.) on April 14. Those 12 points pushed the UNC commit over the 400-point mark in his career, becoming just the 71st-known player* to reach 400 career points. Solomon scored eight assists and four goals in the victory, giving him 117… Read More

High School: Concordia (Fort Wayne) State: Indiana Years Played: 2013-2016 College: St. Leo Devin Sparks earned Second Team All-State in 2015 and 2016 and was a First Team All-Conference selection in 2014-16. He lead Indiana in goals from 2014 to 2016 and became the highest scoring player in state history. To add to this page,… Read More

Upper Dublin (Pa.) attackman Michael Sowers opened the 2016 season already in first place for most career points and in second place for points in a career, but now the senior could have his eye on the No. 1 spot in both categories. Also today, brother from Concordia Lutheran (Ind.) make the Most Points in a Game list along with players from Kentucky and Colorado.