Gavin Tygh

High School Career

Tygh became the nation’s all-time faceoff wins leader during his senior season - finishing with 1,297 career victories. Tygh won 70.80 percent of his faceoff opportunities in his career. Tygh started on the varsity program as an 8th grader but won 1,147 faceoffs from his freshman to senior season, which would have still been enough to supplant TD Ierlan as the nation’s all-time leader. Tygh also scored 37 goals and dished out six assists this season.

The All-LaxRecords team is not your typical All-America team. The players included on this team are among their state's all-time leaders and in many cases set either state or national records.

LaxRecords has compiled a list of the boy's high school lacrosse players who wrapped up their careers among the leaders in face-offs.

After almost a week of games, it is no surprise that today’s High School Stat Leader update is massive.

Gavin Tygh from Penn Charter (Pa.) breaks the known record for most faceoff wins in a career to earn Player of the Week for Week 8. Plus 11 players earn Honor Roll status.

This week’s Mid-Atlantic notebook takes a look at the new national leader for faceoff wins, the possible No. 1 team in Virginia, undefeated teams in New Jersey, a fabulous freshman at Boys’ Latin and a record breaker in Ocean City.

A huge update today as 136 entries are made in the 2019 High School Stat Leaders. Tanner Pohl from The First Academy (Fla.) and Nick Whittall from Murrieta Mesa (Calif.) leads the way with 14 points each in the last week. There are three faceoff men who went perfect from the X and Bill Bernal from Pennington has two entries of 27 saves.

This week’s national notebook profiles a Florida player who doctors though was paralyzed, a pair of Georgia players who reached milestones, a Florida player tying one of the state’s best and a look at some familiar names on the USA Today Preseason All-America team.

Garrett Meuninck's perfect night pushed him past 600 career saves, which highlights today's 36-player update to the 2019 High School Stat Leaders.

The LaxRecords Player of the Year is annually given to the player who makes a significant statistical contribution to high school lacrosse.

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.