Matt Landis, 2012 PMHS graduate and All-American, nominated for Lohud boys lax player of the decade

August 14, 2019

Former PMHS and Notre Dame lacrosse standout Matt Landis was nominated for Lohud boys lacrosse player of the decade.

Readers are asked to vote on their choice for the award:

https://www.lohud.com/story/sports/high-school/lohud-boys-lacrosse/2019/08/14/readers-poll-who-lohud-boys-lacrosse-player-decade/1998431001/

Landis is currently playing for the Redwoods Club in the inaugural season of the Premier Lacrosse League.

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