Tom Schreiber
Professional Lacrosse Midfielder · Lacrosse - PLL / NLL
Archers Lacrosse Club / Toronto Rock
Era
Modern Era - circa 2018-2023
Item Type
Official Lacrosse Ball
Condition
Excellent; signature is bold with no significant fading, ball show minor surface handling
Rarity
Common for active pro lacrosse players, though authentic game-used/signed balls are niche
Overall Assessment
A high-quality authentic example from one of the sport's icons, ideal for a dedicated lacrosse enthusiast
Authenticity Assessment
Highly likely authentic
Signature Style
Abbreviated professional scrawl with jersey number 26 and 4 (representation of field and box numbers)
Signature Characteristics
Fluid motion, heavy pen pressure at the start of the 'T', stylized 'S' with a sharp terminal flick
Ink & Medium
Black permanent marker (Sharpie) on vulcanized rubber
Item Description
Standard white vulcanized rubber lacrosse ball, unsigned manufacturer noted, features personal signature in center
Estimated Value
$40 - $75 USD
Comparison to Known Examples
Consistent with Archers LC team-signed memorabilia and individual 2020-era exemplars
Authentication Tips
Look for the specific 'T' loop and the sharp descent into the 'S' flourish typical of his fast-paced signing
Certification Recommendation
JSA (James Spence Authentication) or PSA/DNA
Red Flags
No significant red flags observed; flow matches rubber-medium friction characteristics
Provenance Notes
Likely obtained at a PLL event or post-game autograph session
Historical Context
Schreiber is considered one of the greatest midfielders in history, often called the 'LeBron James of Lacrosse'
Market Trends
Stable; lacrosse memorabilia has a dedicated but smaller market compared to the 'Big Four' sports
Investment Potential
Moderate; value may rise significantly if he breaks all-time scoring records or upon Hall of Fame induction
Similar Autographs
Paul Rabil, Lyle Thompson, Rob Pannell
Display & Preservation
UV-protected acrylic ball cube to prevent rubber yellowing and ink fading
Interesting Facts
Schreiber is unique for dominating both field (PLL) and box (NLL) lacrosse simultaneously
Notes
Lacrosse