- Since 2003, when the Top Gun All Stars switched their name to the Top Gun Fighting Clams, 593 Clams have gone on to (or are committed to) play NCAA lacrosse.
- From 2006-2015, an average of 15 players per class have gone onto play D1 lacrosse.
- Since 2003, 100 Clams have gone on to play (or are committed to play) at a NESCAC institution, making it the most popular conference with Fighting Clams (28% of all Clams who played D3 lacrosse).
- The most popular D1 conference for Clams going onto play college lacrosse is the Ivy League, where 41 Clams have gone onto (or are committed to) play.
- The college where the most Clams have gone onto play is Trinity, where 17 have either gone onto play, are currently playing, or have committed to play since Clam record-keeping began in 2003.
- The Ivy League college where the most Clams have gone onto play is Harvard University, with 12.
- There are 10 schools where four or more Clams have gone to that have successfully completed the entirety of their lacrosse careers; they are Duke, Notre Dame, BU, Colgate, Hobart, Middlebury, Tufts, Wesleyan, Franklin & Marshall and Hartwick.
- The first Clam class to split from one team to two was the class of 2008.
- The first Clam class to be split by grad year was the 2011 class.
