Five incoming first-year players from Harvard's men's lacrosse Class of 2030 showcased their skills this summer at the major high school All-American games. Michael Brennan and Brian Burke competed in the New Balance and Nike All-Star games, while Jay Cohn, Cooper Brozek, and Tate Sedlachek participated in the New Balance and Adrenaline events. Notably, Brennan and Burke emerged as top performances for their teams, both contributing significantly to their respective matches. The group, noted for its impressive rankings, is considered one of the strongest recruiting classes in Harvard lacrosse history, aiming to continue the program's rich tradition.

By the Numbers
  • Harvard's incoming class ranked sixth nationally by Inside Lacrosse.
  • Two five-star and five four-star recruits among the 11-member class.
State of Play
  • Five incoming players participated in multiple prestigious lacrosse All-American games.
  • The team will start preparations for the 2026 season in just over a month.
What's Next

As the season approaches, the Harvard men's lacrosse team will prepare to integrate their top recruits, potentially elevating the team's competitiveness. There will be further updates on the Class of 2030 as the fall progresses.

Bottom Line

This exceptional recruiting class has the potential to significantly impact Harvard lacrosse, merging athletic prowess with the university's academic excellence as they strive for championships and personal growth in a storied program.