Landen O’Neil (Barnstable, Mass.) was the face of the lacrosse world this past summer.
The consensus No. 1 player in the class of 2028 was nearing a recruiting window that would ultimately land him at Duke University. As a sophomore, the Tabor Academy attackman led the ISL in scoring with video game-like numbers — 62 goals and 119 points. All eyes were on O’Neil as his decision loomed when first contact began on Sept. 9.
But behind the spotlight…
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