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10 TH ANNIVERSARY
2015
TOWSON UNIVERSITY
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
JULY 3-5
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
ABOUT THE EVENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SENIOR SCHEDULE
Welcome .................................................................... 4
Girls All-America Rosters ........................................... 5
North Girls All-America Bios ....................................... 6-8
South Girls All-America Bios ...................................... 10-13
Girls Game Records .................................................... 14
Girls Underclass Rosters ............................................ 16-18
Boys Underclass Rosters ............................................ 19-21
JuCo Stars Rosters ..................................................... 22
Where Are They Now.................................................... 23
Boys All-America Rosters ........................................... 24
North Boys All-America Bios ....................................... 25-27
South Boys All-America Bios ...................................... 29-31
Boys Game Records .................................................... 32
Event History .............................................................. 33-36
Boys All-Time Alumni ................................................. 38-39
Game Notes ................................................................ 40
Girls All-Time Alumni ................................................. 41-42
All Senior game activities held on Friday, July 3
in Johnny Unitas Stadium
Girls All-America Game ................................ 5:30pm
Boys All-America Game ................................ 8:00pm
THE SELECTION PROCESS powered by INSIDE LACROSSE
The “best of the best” high school seniors in North America --both boys and girls-- vied for the most prestigious honor in their sport. A committee, lead by the
editors of Inside Lacrosse and comprised of the nation’s most knowledgeable figures in high school lacrosse, selected the top 44 senior boys and top 44 senior girls.
Coaches, athletic directors and fans can nominate players to be considered for the team on the event website.
THE TEAMS
The All-Americans were assigned to teams from North and South regions of the United States. A geographic line was established to allow a fair assignment of known
lacrosse powerhouse schools.
THE 20-TEAM UNDERCLASS TOURNAMENT
The Under Armour Underclass part of the event is a pool play tournament that features boys and girls Elite teams from Baltimore, Long Island, Midwest, New
England, New Jersey, South, Philadelphia, Upstate New York,Washington, DC and West. The games will be played over the three-day All-America weekend at Towson
University. Tryouts for these teams were held in their respective markets during May or June. In all, nearly 3,500 kids tried out for the Under Armour Underclassmen
teams. Each tryout was attended by an average of 60 college coaches from some of the top programs in the nation.
THE UNCOMMITTED SHOWCASE
The Uncommitted Games are part of the event for the second time. Each year there are very talented players who are on the cusp of making their respective underclass
team, but are not selected. Aside from the 24 players chosen for each regional team, five uncommitted (to college) players will be invited to compete and showcase
themselves this weekend. A total of 50 players in each of the graduating classes - 2015, 2016, 2017 - for both boys and girls will play head-to-head games on Saturday.
Players were selected by the regional evaluators and coaches. Only players who participated in the regional tryouts were eligible for the uncommitteed teams.
THE JUNIOR COLLEGE SHOWCASE
In a continuing effort to make showcase the nation’s top lacrosse players at every level during event weekend, the Junior College Showcase returns to the lineup of the
Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. Tryouts were held in three seperate regions (North, Metro, South). The tryouts were open to all male players who have just
graduated, are currently enrolled or entering a two-year Junior College. Two teams will compete at the Junior College Showcase in a North vs. South format at 1pm on
Friday, July 3rd, inside Johnny Unitas Stadium. College coaches will flock to the event.
THREE DAYS OF LACROSSE EXCITEMENT
This year’s public activities will start on Friday with the kick off of the Underclass tournament at Towson University. A complete game schedule is included later in
this publication. Action will continue on Saturday with additional Underclass games, the uncommitted games, as well as the featured senior All-America games,
held at Johnny Unitas Stadium on the campus of Towson University. One admission ticket will get you access to both senior games. Play for the Underclass
tournament will conclude on Sunday with playoffs as well as the championship games.
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WELCOME FANS
W
elcome to the tenth annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. This
weekend, the eyes of the lacrosse world are focused on Towson University as the
most elite high school lacrosse players in the country demonstrate their skills in
front of the game’s top collegiate coaches, passionate fans, and fellow elite players. We
are excited to host players from all corners of the United States and congratulate them
for their tremendous achievement of earning the sport’s biggest honor…being named an
Under Armour All-American.
The Under Armour All-America label is one that will stick with a player throughout their
playing career. It also represents years of dedication, sacrifice and the support of an entire
network of family, friends, coaches, and teammates.
Inside Lacrosse was instrumental in the selection of the senior All-America teams through a committee made up of the nation’s most
knowledgeable figures in high school lacrosse. They picked the brains of college and high school coaches from across the country to find
the best of the best.
The ultimate litmus test of an Under Armour All-American is how a player performs at the collegiate level. A total of 48 former Under
Armour All-Americans were named to their respective college’s all-conference first teams at the conclusion of 2015 college lacrosse season.
University of Maryland’s Taylor Cummings (2012) and Lyle (2011) Thompson from Albany walked away with the prestigious Tewaaraton
Award for the second consecutive year.
The Underclass tournament affiliated with this event has evolved into lacrosse’s most prestigious showcase tournament. In both Long
Island and Baltimore, for example, more than 125 college coaches attended the boys tryouts. Overall more than 3,500 student-athletes
registered for the opportunity to earn a spot on their respective regional team….an all-time event record.
We are delighted to expand the event with the continuation of our Junior College games. In addition to the 24 players selected for each
regional underclass team, five uncommitted players from each boys and girls region in the graduating classes of 2016, 2017 and 2018
were invited to compete in one game at the event. For the second year in a row, the uncommitted games promise to be a huge draw for
college coaches.
A big thank you goes to the people behind the scenes such as Bill Murphy and his staff at Towson
University. Their tireless work during a holiday weekend plays a huge role in this event’s exponential
growth and success.
Thank you for being a part of this exciting and important event. Good luck to our athletes, and most
importantly, have fun!
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ALL-AMERICA GIRLS ROSTERS
NORTH GIRLS
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NAME
Sydney Pirreca
Alexa Radziewicz
Taylor Gebhardt
Hannah Powers
Kathryn Hallett
Nicole Levy
Brooke Troy
Kimberly Harker
Samantha Lynch
Keeley MacAfee
Emily Resnick
Kristen Adams
Angie Loynaz
Ivy Arlia
Mary Rahal
Katy Junior
Kristen Yanchoris
Holly Logan
Dempsey Arsenault
Shelby Mercer
Emily McBride
Kady Glynn
Lauren Daly
POS.
Midfield
Defense
Attack
Attack
Midfield
Attack
Attack
Midfield
Midfield
Midfield
Midfield
Defense
Attack
Midfield
Midfield
Defense
Defense
Midfield
Midfield
Defense
Midfield
Goalie
Goalie
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
Mount Sinai, NY/Mount Sinai
Manlius, NY/Christian Brother’s Academy
Baldwinsville, NY/Baker
Skaneateles, NY/Skaneateles
Manhasset, NY/Manhasset
East Islip, NY/East Islip
Westwood, MA/Westwood
Carmel, NY/Mahopac
Huntington, NY/Huntington
Needham, MA/Notre Dame Academy
Webster, NY/Webster Thomas
Garden City, NY/Garden City
Cos Cob, CT/Greenwich Academy
Plymouth, MA/Thayer Academy
Queensbury, NY/Queensbury
Wayne, PA/Radnor
Sykesville, MD/Century
Huntington, NY/Cold Spring Harbor
New Hampton, NH/New Hampton
Woodbine, MD/Century
Lititz, PA/Manheim Township
Florham Park, NJ/Summit
Shoreham, NY/Shoreham-Wading River
Head Coach: Covie Stanwick
Assistant Coaches: Sam McGee and Caileigh Sindall
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POS.
COLLEGE
Florida
Syracuse
Georgetown
Loyola
Princeton
Syracuse
Boston College
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Harvard
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Northwestern
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Loyola
Johns Hopkins
Boston College
Maryland
Virginia
Loyola
Boston College
SOUTH GIRLS
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NAME
Gianna Bowe
Abby Shields
Greta Meyer
Jen Giles
Olivia Jenner
Charlotte Sofield
Julia Braig
Kara Klages
Meghan Doherty
Kaitlin Luzik
Caroline Steele
Genesis Lucero
Alexis Phillips
Alexandra Argo
Kierra Sweeney
Caroline Wakefield
Elizabeth George
Ellie Majure
Kelsey Cummings
Maggie Jackson
Megan Taylor
Alli Kothari
Head Coach: Chris Robinson
Attack
Midfield
Midfield
Midfield
Midfield
Midfield
Defense
Midfield
Defense
Defense
Attack
Midfield
Midfield
Defense
Attack
M/D
Midfield
Attack
Attack
Midfield
Goalie
Goalie
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
Mullica Hill, NJ/Clearview
Vero Beach, FL/Vero Beach
Philadelphia, PA/Germantown Friends
Ellicott City, MD/Mount Hebron
Annapolis, MD/McDonogh
Alexandria, VA/Bishop Ireton
Reisterstown, MD/St. Paul’s
Bel Air, MD/John Carroll
Ellicott City, MD/Mount Hebron
Alexandria, VA/Bishop Ireton
Severna Park, MD/Severn
Encinitas, CA/La Costa Canyon
Riva, MD/Archbishop Spalding
Baltimore, MD/Bryn Mawr
Oakton, VA/Madison
Centreville, VA/Centreville
Lutherville, MD/McDonogh
Falls Church, VA/St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes
Ellicott City, MD/McDonogh
Alexandria, VA/Georgetown Visitation
Woodbine, MD/Glenelg
Ardmore, PA/Shipley School
Assistant Coaches: Kim McNemar and Amanda Brady
+ will not play due to injury
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COLLEGE
North Carolina
Furman
Stanford
Maryland
Duke
North Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Maryland
Stanford
Penn State
Princeton
Dartmouth
North Carolina
Princeton
Duke
Maryland
Virginia
Maryland
Michigan
ALL-AMERICA GIRLS NORTH
Covie Stanwick, Head Coach
As a senior at Boston College, Covie Stanwick was a 2015 IWLCA First-Team All American. Throughout her career she was
a three-time All American, a four-time All ACC Team selection, and a two-time Tewaaraton nominee. Stanwick finished her
career as the all-time leading scorer at Boston College. Stanwick, a Baltimore native, played on the Under Armour Underclass
Championship teams in 2009 & 2010 where she was named the MVP of the tournament in 2009. As a senior in 2011, Stanwick
was on the South team for the senior All-America game. The North assistant coaches are Sam McGee and Caileigh Sindall.
Kristen Adams, Defense, 5’7”, Garden City, NY (Garden City High School)
#15
Adams tallied 6 goals, 3 assists, and 102 groundballs this season for Coach Diane Chapman … Led team to a 17-2 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament the last two years ... Chosen All-Long Island … Two-time AllCounty selection ... Helped team win state title in 2012 ... Named team MVP ... Also played varsity soccer helping team win state
title in 2013 … Enjoys writing and music… Will attend the Wharton School of Business at University of Pennsylvania.
Ivy Arlia, Midfield, 5’6”, Plymouth, MA (Thayer Academy)
#17
Arlia tallied 40 goals, 10 assists,and 92 groundballs this season for Coaches Anni Zukauskas and Nazy Kerr … Led team to a
9-6 mark … Played in the Under Armour Lacrosse Tournament … Three-Year All-League selection … Named conference All-Star
three times … Also played soccer, earning MVP honors, and basketball, where she was named All-League … Unable to play in
All-America game due to late season injury...Will attend Northwestern.
Dempsey Arsenault, Midfield, 5’8”, New Hampton, NH (New Hampton School)
#23
Arsenault tallied 45 goals, 42 assists, and 48 groundballs this season for Coach Jenna McCabe … Led team to a 13-1-1 mark
… Played in the Under Armor Underclass Lacrosse Classic ... Three-time All-League selection ... Team MVP … Helped team win
back to back regional titles … Also played field hockey and ice hockey, earning All-Tournament team honors in both … Will
attend Boston College.
Lauren Daly, Goalie, 5’3”, Shoreham, NY (Shoreham Wading River HS)
#33
Daly played this season at Shoreham Wading River ... Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament... Chosen
League MVP … Helped team win state title in 2012 … Twice named All-Long Island … Named All-County four times … Been
on the varsity team since 8th grade … Also played field hockey, and ran cross country. … … … Plans to major in Finance at
Boston College.
Taylor Gebhardt, Attack, 5’7”, Baldwinsville, NY (CW Baker High School)
#3
Gebhardt tallied 63 goals and 28 assists this season for Coach Doug Rowe … Led team to a 12-6 record … Played in the Under
Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament, earning All-Tournament honors … Three-time First Team All-Central New York …
Four-time State Scholar Athlete … Also ran cross country and played field hockey, being named a scholar athlete in both …
Enjoys hockey … Coaches youth lacrosse throughout the year… Plans to major in Human Science at Georgetown.
Kady Glynn, Goalie, 5’4”, Florham Park, NJ (Summit High School)
#32
Glynn tallied 5.96 goals against and 195 saves this season for Coach Mike Walsh … Led team to a 20-4 mark and state title
for third straight year … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Named NJ.com Player of the Year …
Twice name First Team All-State … Chosen First Team All-League and All-County three times … Enjoys snowboarding … Plans
to major in Business at Loyola University.
Kathryn Hallett, Midfield, 5’3”, Manhasset, NY (Manhasset High School)
#5
Hallett tallied 20 goals and 13 assists this season for Coach Danielle Gallagher … Led team to a 18-1 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Helped team win state title earning MVP honors in the process … Two-time
First Team All-County selection … Also named All-State in track & field and All- County in soccer … Enjoys art… Plans to
major in Business and Economics at Princeton University.
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Kimberly Harker, Midfield, 5’9”, Carmel, NY (Mahopac High School)
#11
Harker tallied 100 goals, 25 assists, and 98 groundballs this season for Coach Jim Lieto … Led team to a 15-5 mark … Played in
the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Three-time All-Section and All-League selection … Broke nine school records
… Also played ice hockey, helping the team win the state title twice … Plays the flute in her high school symphonic band … Enjoys
traveling, hiking and surfing.… Plans to major in Marketing at Northwestern University.
Katy Junior, Defense, 5’1”, Wayne, PA (Radnor High School)
Junior tallied 1 goal, 2 assists and 65 groundballs this season for Coach Brooke Fritz … Second Team All-Area selection …
Two-time All-County and All-League … Also played soccer … Will attend the University of Pennsylvania.
#19
Nicole Levy, Attack, 5’2”, East Islip, NY (East Islip High School)
#9
Levy tallied 101 goals and 25 assists this season for Coach Steven Levy … Led team to a 7-9 mark … Played in the Under
Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic, earning All-Tournament honors … All-Long Island selection … Named All-County five
times … Also played field hockey, earning All-State honors … Enjoys wakeboarding, boating, and weight training… Will attend
Syracuse.
Holly Logan, Midfield, 5’4”, Lloyd Harbor, NY (Cold Spring Harbor)
Played this season for Coach Danielle Castellane … Led team to a 12-4 mark and helping them reach the state championship … Played in
the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Also played basketball, earning All-County honors, and swam … Plans to major in
Political Science and Economics at Johns Hopkins University.
#21
Angie Loynaz, Attack, 5’7”, Cos Cob, CT (Greenwich Academy)
Loynaz tallied 60 goals, 18 assists, and 15 groundballs this season for Coach Melissa Anderson … Led team to a 11-4 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Two-time All-County selection … Named All-League three times
… Also played squash and field hockey … Will attend the University of Virginia.
#16
Samantha Lynch, Midfield, 5’9”, Huntington, NY (Huntington High School)
#12
Lynch tallied 55 goals, 26 assists and 48 groundballs this season for Coach Kathy Wright … Led team to a 10-6 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Two-time All-County selection … Also played soccer, earning
All-Conference honors, and basketball, earning All-County nods ...Wants to work for NASA. … Enjoys paddle boarding,
mathematics, basketball and reading… Plans to major in Engineering at University of Notre Dame.
Keeley MacAfee, Midfield, 5’6”, Needham, MA (Notre Dame Academy)
MacAfee tallied 64 goals, 20 assists, and 56 groundballs this season for Coach Meredith Frank … Led team to a 21-4 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Academc All-American … All-League and All-Area selection …
Finalist for the Heather Leigh Albert Award … Also played soccer, earning All-League honors … Will attend Harvard.
#13
Emily McBride, Midfield, 5’10”, Lititz, PA (Manheim Township)
#25
McBride tallied 102 goals, 35 assists and 47 groundballs this season for Coach Mark Pinkerton … Led team to a 18-8 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Two-time League Player of the Year and three-time First-Team
selection … Also ran cross country, making the state meet four times … Was born in Corinth, Mississippi … Enjoys running
and working out.… Plans to major in Business at University of Virginia.
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Shelby Mercer, Defense, 5’5”, Woodbine, MD (Century High School)
Mercer tallied 1 goal, 1 assist, and 1 groundball this season for Coach Becky Groves … Led team to a 17-3 mark … Will attend
the University of Maryland.
#24
Sydney Pirreca, Midfield, 5’2”, Mount Sinai, NY (Mount Sinai High School)
#1
Pirreca played this season for Coach Al Bertalone … Led team to a 20-1 record and the state championship … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… #1 recruit in the country … Finalist for the Heather Leigh Albert Award …
Two-time All-Long Island selection … Also played soccer and ran track , earning all-league honors… Sister, Shayna, earned
MVP honors at last year’s Under Armour All-America game … Enjoys working out,going to the beach, and playing with her 5
dogs.… Plans to major in Health and Nutrition at University of Florida.
Hannah Powers, Attack, 5’5”, Skaneateles, NY (Skaneateles High School)
#4
Powers tallied 72 goals, 40 assists, and 78 groundballs this season for Coach Bridget Marquardt … Led team to a 18-3 mark
… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Academic All-American … Three-time All-League … Auburn
Citizen Player of the Year … MVP of 2014 state championship game … Also played soccer, earning All-League honors …
Enjoys watching movies and eating ice cream … Plans to major in Business at Loyola University Maryland.
Alexa Radziewicz, Defense, 5’4”, Manlius, NY (Christian Brothers Academy)
#2
Radziewicz tallied 1 goals, 1 assists, and 57 groundballs this season for Coach Doug Sedgwick … Led team to a 14-5 mark
… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Two-time All-State and First Team All-League selection …
Helped team win three state titles … Also played soccer, earning All-League and Defensive MVP honors … Loves to ride and
compete in horse shows … Enjoys doing community service-working with children, reading, camping, hiking… Plans to major
in Pre-Med and minoring in Mathematics at Syracuse University.
Mary Rahal, Midfield, 5’6”, Queensbury, NY (Queensbury)
Rahal played this season for Coach Elise Britt … Led team to a 16-2 mark … Four-Time All-League selection … Also played
volleyball, soccer, basketball … Is Lebanese … Loves animals, likes to snowboard, swim, hike, and travel.… Plans to major in
Communications/Spanish at Syracuse.
#18
Emily Resnick, Midfield, 5’4”, Webster, NY (Webster Thomas)
#14
Resnick tallied 70 goals, 30 assists this season for Coach Chris Barnes … Led team to a 14-5 mark … Played in the Under
Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… All-Area Player of the Year … Three-time All-Area and Four-time All-County
selection … Also played basketball … Enjoys boating and jet skiing… Plans to major in Communications at Syracuse
University.
Brooke Troy, Attack, 5’4”, Westwood, MA (Westwood High School)
#10
Troy tallied 74 goals, 27 assists and 35 ground balls for coach Leslie Frank … Led team to 25-1 mark and Sectional
Championship … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Named All-Scholastic by the Boston Globe
and Boston Herald… All-League selection … Member of her school’s Alpine Racing team, serving as captain and MVP ... I am a
foot shorter than my brothers ... I love to both alpine and water ski ... Plan to major in Human Development at Boston College.
Kristen Yanchoris, Defense, 5’6”, Sykesville, MD (Century High School)
Yanchoris played this season for Coach Rebecca Groves … Led team to a 17-3 mark and state championship … Three-time AllCounty selection … Twice named First Team All-Conference … Two-time Academic All-American … Also played soccer, earning
All-County honors and helping team win state title … Plans to major in Finance at Loyola University Maryland.
#20
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ALL-AMERICA GIRLS SOUTH
Chris Robinson, Head Coach
Chris Robinson has been the head coach at McDonogh for eleven years, where he compiled a 213-9 record. His teams have
won eight IAAM championships. The last six years his Eagles have been ranked No. 1 in the country and are in the midst of a
consecutive win streak that spans 133 games. The South assistant coaches are Kim McNemar and Amanda Brady.
Alexandra Argo, Defense, 5’7”, Baltimore, MD (Bryn Mawr School)
Argo tallied 17 goals, 3 assists, 25 groundballs this season for Coach Wendy Kridel … Led team to a 6-5 mark … Played in
the Under Armor Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Academic All-American … First Team All-Met and All-Conference … Also
played basketball and field hockey, where she earned All-Met and All-Conference honors …Will attend Princeton.
#19
Gianna Bowe, Midfield, 4’11”, Mullica Hill, NJ (Clearview Regional High School)
#1
Bowe tallied 62 goals, 28 assists, and 67 groundballs this season for Coach Megan Conklin … Led team to a 15-7 mark …
Two-time South Jersey Times Player of the Year ... Named First Team All South Jersey three times ... Set draw control records for
career (314) and season (118); set free position shots record for career (85) and season (44); set free position goals record for
career (43) and season (21). … Also played soccer & basketball, earning All-State honors in soccer … Played the saxophone for
eight years … Plans to major in Sports and Exercise Science at University of North Carolina.
Julia Braig, Defense, 5’10”, Reisterstown, MD (Saint Paul’s School for Girls)
Braig tallied 3 goals, 4 assists, and 20 groundballs this season for Coach Ali Jacobs … Played in the Under Armour Underclass
Lacrosse Tournament … First Team All-Conference selection … Will attend the University of Maryland.
#12
Kelsey Cummings, Attack, 5’11”, Ellicott City, MD (McDonogh School)
#25
Cummings tallied 36 goals, 19 assists, and 16 groundballs this season for Coach Chris Robinson at the McDonogh School …
As a captain led team to a 21-0 mark ... Team has been undefeated her three years on varsity and the #1 ranked high school
team in the country … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Also captained field hockey team,
helping team win first A-conference title ever … Enjoys baking, snow skiing, reading and boating … Sister Taylor was also an
Under Armour All-American … Plans to major in Business Management at University of Maryland.
Meghan Doherty, Defense, 5’5”, Ellicott City, MD (Mount Hebron)
Doherty played this season for Coach Trish Derwart … Led team to a 12-2 mark … Will attend University of Maryland.
#14
Elizabeth George, Midfield, 5’9”, Lutherville, MD (McDonogh)
George played this season for Coach Chris Robinson … Led team to a 21-0 mark … Helped team remain undefeated for three
years and the #1 ranking ... Three-time All-Conference selection ... Also played field hockey, earning Player of the Year honors,
and ran track being named All-Conference … Youngest of six kids … Will attend Princeton.
#23
Jen Giles, Midfield, 5’7”, Ellicott City, MD (Mt. Hebron High School)
#9
Giles tallied 51 goals, 21 assists and 36 groundballs this season for Coach Patricia Derwart … Led team to a 13-2 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament…. Two-time All-Met and All-County selection … 2015 County
Player of the Year … Also played soccer, earning All-County honors … Likes to cook/bake, reading, family vacations.… Plans to
major in Business at University of Maryland.
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Maggie Jackson, Midfield, 5’7”, Alexandria, VA (Georgetown Visitation)
Jackson tallied 87 goals and 59 assists this season for Coach Eva Shea … Led team to a 16-7 mark … Will attend the
University of Virginia.
#26
Olivia Jenner, Midfield, 5’10”, Annapolis, MD (McDonogh)
#10
Jenner tallied 51 goals, 11 assists and 11 groundballs this season for Coach Chris Robinson … Led team to a 21-0 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Varsity Sports Network Player of the Year … Two-time First
Team All-Met selection … Twice named All-Conference … Winner of the Heather Leigh Albert Award … Also played soccer
helping team win three league titles … Favorite athlete is Serena Williams … Will attend Duke.
Kara Klages, Midfield, 5’7”, Bel Air, MD (John Carroll)
#13
Klages tallied 48 goals, 17 assists, and 35 groundballs this season for Coach Abbey Swift … Led team to a 7-4 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … First Team All-Met selection … Named All-Conference and
All-County … Ranked #5 recruit by Inside Lacrosse … Also played soccer, earning All-Conference honors … enjoys skiing and
going to the beach… Volunteered at an orphanage in the Dominican Republic … Plans to major in Exercise Science at North
Carolina.
Alli Kothari, Goalie, 5’6”, Ardmore, PA (Shipley School)
Kothari played this season for Coach Katelyn Taylor … Earned All-League honors … Also played basketball, helping team win
the state title, and soccer … Will attend the University of Michigan.
#33
Genesis Lucero, Midfield, 5’7”, Encinitas, CA (La Costa Canyon)
#17
Lucero tallied 36 goals, 63 assists, and 37 groundballs this season for Coach Casey Rector … Led team to a 9-1-0 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic, earning All-Tournament team honors … State Player of the Year …
Three-time All-State and All-League selection … Also played soccer, helping team win state title and earn All-League honors …
She is a 1st degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do … Plans to major in Biology, Biochem at Stanford University.
Kaitlin Luzik, Defense, 5’7”, Alexandria, VA (Bishop Ireton)
Luzik tallied 9 goals, 10 assists, and 53 groundballs this season for Coach Rick Sofield … Led team to a 20-3 mark … Played
in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Chosen Academic All-American … Three-time First Team All-State
selection … Named First Team All-Conference twice … Will attend the University of Virginia.
#15
Ellie Majure, Midfield, 5’7”, Falls Church, VA (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School)
Majure tallied 95 goals, 19 assists and 34 groundballs this season for Coach Kathy Jenkins … Led team to a 27-1 mark …
Chosen All-Met and Alexandria Sportsman’s Club Player of the Year … Twice named All-Area and All-League … … Also
played field hockey, serving as captain ... Will attend Duke.
#24
Greta Meyer, Midfield, 5’9”, Philadelphia, PA (Germantown Friends School)
#3
Meyer tallied 71 goals and 45 assists this season for Coach Katie Bergstrom-Mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass
Lacrosse Tournament… Three-Time All-League selection … Academic All-American … Set record for goals scored in a single
game … Named team captain … Also played soccer, setting the single season scoring record, and ran track, setting four school
records (400m, 4x400m relay, 4x200m relay, DMR) ... Lived in India for six weeks on my own with a host family learning Hindi with
the State Department during summer 2013 … Enjoys hiking… Plans to major in Computer Science at Stanford University.
Alexis Phillips, Midfield, 5’6”, Riva, MD (Archbishop Spalding)
Phillips tallied 48 goals, 28 assists, and 90 groundballs this season for Coaches Tara Restly & Donny Restly … Led team to a
19-3 mark … All-Met and All-County selection … Also played field hockey and soccer … Is a foster parents for dogs … Enjoys
horses, the beach and working out… Will attend Penn State.
#18
Abby Shields, Midfield, 5’3”, Vero Beach, FL (Vero Beach)
#2
Shields tallied 57 goals, 16 assists and 42 groundballs this season for Coach Shannon Dean … Led team to a 20-3 mark and
fourth straight state title … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic… Led team to #1 ranking in the South …
First team All-Region, All-Area and All-District … Offensive Player of the Year … Is a competitive equestrian jumper … Enjoys
surfing, paddle boarding and diving … Plans to major in Health Sciences at Furman.
Charlotte Sofield, Midfield, 5’11”, Alexandria, VA (Bishop Ireton)
#11
Sofield tallied 67 goals, 51 assists, and 25 groundballs this season for Coach Richard Sofield … Led team to a 20-3 mark and
the state championship … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… Chosen state and conference Player
of the Year … Twice Named First Team All-Met … Three-time First Team All-Conference selection … Also played basketball …
Enjoys coaching a youth team, reading and cooking … Plans to major in Education at North Carolina.
Caroline Steele, Attack, 5’4”, Severna Park, MD (Severn School)
#16
Steele tallied 94 goals and 13 assists this season for Coach Renie Sotiropolous … Led team to a 15-8 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament… First team All-Met and All-County selection … Mullican Award Attack Player
and County Player of the Year … Set three school records … Also played soccer and basketball, earning All-County honors in
basketball … Afraid of spiders … Enjoys swimming in the ocean, hanging out with my brothers and coaching… Plans to major
in Education at Maryland.
Kierra Sweeney, Attack , 5’5”, Oakton, VA (James Madison)
#20
Sweeney tallied 50 goals, 7 assists and 45 groundballs this season for Coach Amanda Counts … Led team to a 13-2 mark
helping team win conference title … Played in the Under Armor Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Named All-Region and All-State
… Conference Player of the Year … Three-time All-Conference selection … All-Met choice … Winner of the Madison Warhawk
and Vienna Youth MVP awards … Also played ice hockey and field hockey, where she earned District Player of the Year and AllRegion honors … Will attend Dartmouth.
Megan Taylor, Goalie, 5’2”, Woodbine, MD (Glenelg High School)
Taylor played this season for Coach Kincaid … Led team to a 10-5 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse
Tournament… Two-Time All-Met and Three-time All-County selection … Also played field hockey, helping team with state title
and earning All-Met honors, and basketball … Will attend Maryland.
#31
Caroline Wakefield, Midfield/Defense, 5’8, Centreville, VA (Centreville)
#21
Wakefield tallied 81 goals, 43 assists, and 67 groundballs this season for Coach Christina Griel … Led team to a 15-4 mark
… Named Defensive Player of the Year in her region … Twice chosen First Team All-State … First Team All-Met selection …
District Player of the Year on two occasions … Four-time First Team All-District pick … Also played basketball, earning All-Met
and Defensive Player of the Year honors … Enjoys fishing, hiking, and basketball … Will attend North Carolina .
This year, 14 girls of the class of 2015 were named Under Armour All-Americans but will be unable to participate in the game due to prior
commitments to the U.S. Women’s Under-19 National Team. This group is still considered Under Armour All-Americans in the event’s records and will
be acknowledged in a half-time ceremony during All-America weekend. The players are as follows: Sam Apuzzo, Natalie Bulgier, Olivia “Ya” Ferrucci,
Samantha Giacolone, Jackie Gilbert, Miranda Ibello, Erin Kelly, Nikki Ortega, Hannah Proctor, Claire Quinn, Lindsey Ronbeck, Mallory Weisse, Francesca
Whitehurst & Caroline Zaffino.
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GIRLS RECORDS
Individual
Goals
1.
T2.
6
5
5
5
5
5
Assists
1.
2.
T3.
5
4
3
3
Points
T1.
T4.
8
8
8
6
6
Saves
1
2.
T3.
10
7
6
6
6
6
6
Name
Kaitlyn Brosco
Traci Landy
Cori Donohoe
Tatum Coffey
Taylor Cummings
Kelci Smesko
Team
North
North
South
North
South
South
Year
2010
2006
2007
2011
2012
2012
Name
Corinne Etchison
Paige Hanson
Kelsey Horton
Taylor Cummings
Team
South
South
South
South
Year
2012
2010
2010
2012
6
5
5
Name
Cortney Fortunato
Taylor Cummings
Corinne Etchison
Traici Landy
Kaitlyn Brosco
Name
Barb Black
Alyssa Costantino
Brianne LoManto
Alisa Konishi
Kelly Weiss
Megan Ward
Megan McDonald
Team
North
South
South
North
North
Team
South
North
North
South
North
South
South
Name
Alex McKay
Barb Black
Anne Farnham
Team
South
South
North
Draw Controls (since 2008)
1.
T2.
T4.
11
5
5
5
4
4
4
Goals
Game:
Half:
Combined:
25 (South, 2012)
17 (South, 2012, 1st Half)
38 (2012; North 13-South 25)
Assists
Game: 13 (South, 2012)
Saves
Game: 12 (North, 2010)
Ground Balls
(since 2008)
Game: 25 (North 2013)
Ground Balls (since 2008)
1.
T2.
Team Records
Name
Taylor Cummings
Kelly Meyers
Taylor Virden
Zoe Stukenberg
Natalie Gianell
Brooke Griffin
Mikaela Rix
Team
South
South
South
South
South
South
North
Year
2013
2012
2012
2006
2010
Draw Controls
(since 2010)
Game: 22 (South 2010)
MVP
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Year
2010
2010
2008
2008
2011
2012
2012
Traci Landy
Corey Donohoe
Erin Brennan
Stephanie Anderson
Kaitlyn Brosco
Tatum Coffey
Taylor Cummings
Cortney Fortunato
Shayna Pirreca
(North)
(South)
(North)
(North)
(North)
(North)
(South)
(North)
(North)
Series History
Year
2013
2010
2012
North leads, 7-2.
Year
North
2006
15
2007
11
2008
13
2009
12
2010
17
2011
15
2012
13
2013
18
2014
18
Year
2012
2014
2010
2013
2010
2010
2011
South
12
14
12
9
16
10
25
16
11
2014 MVP
Shayna Pirreca
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BALTIMORE GIRLS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
21
22
23
24
25
29
30
31
32
Name
Pos.
Maria Auth
A
Elizabeth Colson M
Charlotte Haggerty M
Blair Kessler
A
Anne Milwicz
A
Caroline Bilger
D
Shay Clevenger
D
Caroline Glenn
D
Shelby Harrison
M
Rachel Karwacki
M
Eva Klaus
M
Catie May
A
Marianna Salvatori A
Jordan Stevens
A
Samantha Chenoweth D
Savannah Buchanan M
Grace Griffin
M
Anna Hauser
M
Natalie Miller
D
Lila Nazarian
D
Katie Railey
M
Hannah Warther
M
Kate Brewster
G
Cassidy Nozemack G
Grad.
2016
2016
2017
2016
2017
2016
2018
2017
2017
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2017
2016
LONG ISLAND GIRLS
High School
North Harford High School (MD)
Manchester Valley High (MD)
John Carroll (MD)
McDonogh School (MD)
Maryvale Prep (MD)
Notre Dame Preparatory (MD)
Marriotts Ridge (MD)
Century high school (MD)
St Marys Annapolis (MD)
Hereford high school (MD)
Severna Park High (MD)
Roland Park Country School (MD)
Mt Hebron High School (MD)
McDonogh (MD)
Liberty High School (MD)
Roland Park Country School (MD)
St. Mary’s Annapolis (MD)
Catonsville High School (MD)
Notre Dame Prep (MD)
Century High School (MD)
Hereford (MD)
No.
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2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
31
33
MIDWEST GIRLS
No.
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2
3
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
23
24
25
26
32
33
Name
Pos.
Caroline Anderson M
Chloe Johnson
M
Bridget Mitchell
M
Barrett Carlson
M
Mary Kate Condon A
Kelly Donnelly
M
Auden Elliott
M
Jennie Finotti
A
Katherine Gjertsen M
Avery Hamill
M
Nellie Ide
D
Jacqueline Kelly
A
Tessa Waters
M
Kailee O’Brien
M
Isabelle Scane
M
Isabelle Sennett
M
Sophia Skallerud
M
Sarah Vanadia
M
Sara McClanahan M
Danielle Augier
M
Samantha Brown
M
Annie Lyman
M
Kelly Melin
G
Taylor Suplee
G
Grad.
2017
2018
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2018
2018
2017
2018
2016
2018
2017
2017
2016
2016
2018
Name
Pos.
Shannon Berry
D
Allison Kennedy
M
Sophia Triandafils M
Vanessa Yu
M
Alyssa Adamo
D
Vanessa CostantinoM
Samantha DeBellis A
Kerry Defliese
M
Samantha Geiersbach A
Madison Hoffer
D
Kate Hudson
D
Kelsey Huff
M
Shannon Kavanagh M
Jamie Ortega
A
Madison Rielly
A
Rachel Rosen
M
Olivia Smith
D
Cara Trombetta
D
Kaitlyn Cerasi
A
Katie Hoeg
A
Taryn Ohlmiller
A
Catherine Reilly
M
Taylor Moreno
G
Charlotte Campbell G
Grad.
2018
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2017
2018
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
High School
Ward Melville (NY)
North Babylon (NY)
Shoreham Wading River (NY)
Oyster Bay HS (NY)
St Anthony’s High School (NY)
West Isip High School (NY)
Cold Spring Harbor HS (NY)
Garden City (NY)
West Babylon HS (NY)
Sachem North (NY)
Cold Spring Harbor (NY)
Eastport-South Manor (NY)
Smithtown HS East (NY)
Centereach HS/Middle Country (NY)
Manhasset High School (NY)
Paul D Schreiber Port Washington (NY)
St. Anthony’s High School (NY)
Sachem High School East (NY)
Wantagh High School (NY)
Mattituck (NY)
Islip High School (NY)
Huntington High School (NY)
Huntington (NY)
St. Anthony’s High School (NY)
NEW ENGLAND GIRLS
High School
Christian Academy of Louisville (KY)
Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD)
Shaker Heights High (OH)
John Burroughs School (MO)
Montini Catholic High (IL)
Cathedral High School (IN)
East Grand Rapids High (MI)
St Francis DeSales HS (OH)
New Trier High School (IL)
Paris District High (ON)
Blake School (MN)
Montini Catholic High (IL)
Loyola Academy (IL)
Olentangy Orange High (OH)
Cranbrook Kingswood (MI)
New Trier High School (IL)
Blake School (MN)
Medina High School (OH)
Blake School (MN)
Seaholm High School (MI)
Upper Arlington (OH)
The Blake School (MN)
Hinsdale Central High (IL)
Bullis School (MD)
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
23
32
33
Name
Michaela Bruno
Jennifer Medjid
Taylor Pinzone
Lindsey Reynolds
Sophia Turchetta
Charlotte Allard
Morgan Caron
Shea Farrell
Olivia Greene
Elle Hansen
Cara Jones
Abbie Karalis
Andrea Meincke
Jillian Reilly
Olivia Rosenzweig
Barbara Santora
Morgan Tedeschi
Caroline Wenners
Olivia Shapiro
Mary Carter
Hannah Dudley
Molly Little
Makayla Ward
Lauren Hiller
Pos.
M
A
M
A
M
M
M
D
D
M
D
M
M
D
A
A
D
D
M
M
M
M
G
G
Grad.
2016
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
High School
Garden City High (NY)
Garden City High (NY)
Waltham High School (MA)
St. Paul’s School (NH)
Bromfield School (MA)
Notre Dame Academy (MA)
Westwood High School (MA)
Cushing Academy (NH)
Cohasset High School (MA)
Philips Exeter (MA)
North Andover High (MA)
Somers High School (NY)
New Hampton School (MA)
New Hampton School (NH)
Longmeadow High (MA)
The Derryfield School (NH)
Concord Carlisle High (MA)
Tabor Academy (RI)
Lincoln Sudbury Regional (MA)
North Andover High (MA)
THERE ARE 8 DUNKIN DONUT LOCATIONS WITHIN
5 MILES OF THE CAMPUS.
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NEW JERSEY GIRLS
No.
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
26
31
32
Name
Pos.
Samantha Alfano D
Christine Carugati A
Victoria L’Insalata D
Maddie Birch
M
Brittany Bruno
M
Alyssa Conklin
D
Cassie Ford
M
Maggie Jennings
M
Diana Kelly
M
Galen Lew
A
Holly Lloyd
A
Allison Mastroianni M
Daniella McMahon M
Samantha Mueller M
Hannah Ross
D
Jana Rothman
D
Elizabeth Scarrone M
Chelsea Trattner
M
Hannah Liddy
A
Grainger Rosati
M
Sarah Ross
A
Taylor Lis
M
Julie Krupnick
G
Maggie Bigelow
G
Grad.
2017
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
PHILADELPHIA GIRLS
High School
Westfield High School (NJ)
The Pennington School (PA)
W. Windsor Plainsboro North (NJ)
Wall High School (NJ)
Rumson Fair Haven High (NJ)
Suffern High School (NY)
Oak Knoll School (NJ)
Oak Knoll School (NJ)
Glen Ridge High School (NJ)
The Hill Academy (NJ)
Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ)
Saddle River Day School (NY)
Hackley (NY)
Cranford High School (NJ)
Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ)
Ridgewood High School (NJ)
Mountain Lakes High (NJ)
Cranford High School (NJ)
Princeton High School (NJ)
Mountain Lakes High (NJ)
Montclair High School (NJ)
No.
1
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
31
32
SOUTH GIRLS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
21
22
23
24
31
32
Name
Pos.
Erin Bakes
M
Brailey Faris
M
Breanne Goldfarb D
Sophie Kopec
M
Julia Loesch
A
Lindsey McKone
M
Madison Dunk
M
Autumn Ryan
M
Riley Harrison
A
Jordan Lappin
A
Kai Mildenberger M
Natalee Palmer
D
Tara Shecter
M
Gabrielle Sposato M
Emily Velez
A
Jessi Masinko
A
Lexie Morton
M
Charlotte Spencer D
Sydney Anderson D
Brianna Feldman
M
Megan Gorman
M
Claire Smith
M
Madison Cunningham G
Kathleen Garvey
G
Grad.
2018
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2018
2018
2016
2016
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
Name
Pos.
Samantha Swart
M
Stephanie Aker
M
Lila Barker
M
Maryn Bernhardt
M
Kristin Burnetta
M
Bridget Cerciello
M
Monica Dresnin
A
Natalie Kahn
M
Laura Lasprogata A
Emily Mathewson A
Samantha McGee A
Olivia Muscella
M
Kara Nakrasius
M
Laura Pansini
A
Maria Pansini
D
Julia Hondros
M
Elisabeth Ingersoll D
Alicia O’Neil
M
Mikaela Watson
M
Hannah Keating
A
Rachel Warden
D
Katherine White
D
Mia Tornetta
G
Olivia Martin
G
Grad.
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2018
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
High School
Archbishop Carroll High (PA)
Great Valley High (PA)
The Agnes Irwin School (PA)
Manheim Township HS (PA)
Agnes Irwin School (PA)
Southern Lehigh HS (PA)
Plymouth Whitemarsh High (PA)
Great Valley (PA)
Harriton High School (PA)
Garnet Valley High (PA)
Abington Senior High (PA)
Great Valley Middle School (PA)
Garnet Valley High (PA)
Episcopal Academy (PA)
Conestoga (PA)
Springside Chestnut Hill Acad.(PA)
Garnet Valley (PA)
Great Valley High (PA)
Lampeter Strasburg (PA)
UPSTATE NY GIRLS
High School
Ransom Everglades (FL)
Lake Highland Prep School (FL)
Lake Brantley (FL)
Northview High School (GA)
Charlotte Country day (NC)
St. John’s School (TX)
Durham Academy (NC)
Benjamin School (FL)
Charlotte Country Day (NC)
Cardinal Gibbons (NC)
Jensen Beach High (FL)
Charlotte Country Day (NC)
Pine Crest School (FL)
Vero Beach High School (FL)
Milton High School (GA)
Celebration High School (FL)
Cardinal Gibbons (NC)
Ponte Vedra H.S (FL)
Vero Beach (FL)
St.Thomas High School (FL)
Trinity Preparatory School (FL)
No.
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
24
26
31
32
Name
Pos.
Marisa DiVietro
M
Sara Howard
D
Taylor Safford
A
Lindsay West
A
Mary Kate Bonanni D
Logan Brennan
A
Madison Conklin A
Lauren Craft
M
Bryar Cummings
M
Meghan Duffy
M
Alissa Franze
M
Nell Guarino
D
Courtney Guiry
D
Emily Hawryschuk M
Molly Nodiff
D
Abby Vetsch
M
Haley Schultz
M
Kyla Sears
A
Emily Ehle
M
Rachel Ryan
M
Katherine Silver
D
Rebecca Curro
D
Lexie Ball
G
Asa Goldstock
G
17
Grad.
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2018
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2018
2017
2016
2016
High School
Niskayuna High School (NY)
Montgomery High (NJ)
Burnt Hills Ballston Lake (NY)
Fox Lane High School (NY)
Cicero North Syracuse (NY)
Kingston High School (NY)
Marcellus High School (NY)
Brewster High School (NY)
Cicero North Syracuse (NY)
Cicero-North Syracuse (NY)
Academy of the Holy Names (NY)
Shenendehowa High (NY)
Churchville Chili (NY)
Mamaroneck High (NY)
Burnt Hills Ballston Lake (NY)
Skaneateles (NY)
Christian Brothers Academy (NY)
Hilton High School (NY)
Saratoga Springs High (NY)
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (NY)
New Hampton School (NY)
WASHINGTON, DC GIRLS
No.
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
21
23
25
26
27
28
32
33
Name
Pos.
Ashley Britton
M
Annie Cory
M
Grace Pollak
M
Wynne Whitley
D
Zoe Belodeau
A
Ellie Carson
A
Laura Crawford
A
Kayla Duperrouzel A
Claire Fulton
M
Caitlyn Gunn
A
Elli Kluegel
M
Kelly Larkin
A
Alexis Rieu
M
Lillian Stump
A
Kendall Welch
M
Abby Wilson
D
Nora Bowen
M
Brittany Dolan
D
Halle Graham
M
Maggie Lohrer
D
Lauren Martin
D
Maddie McDaniel M
Amelia Cole
G
Katie Forman
G
Grad.
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
WEST GIRLS
High School
Annandale High School (VA)
St. Anne’s-Belfield School (VA)
Oldfields School (MD)
Saint Stephens & Saints Agnes (VA)
Yorktown High School (VA)
Bishop Ireton (VA)
Saint James School (MD)
Good Counsel (MD)
Robinson Secondary School (VA)
Bishop Ireton (VA)
Archbishop Spalding High (MD)
Woodgrove High School (VA)
Bishop Ireton HS (VA)
Bishop Ireton (VA)
Georgetown Visitation (VA)
Severn School (MD)
Bishop Ireton (VA)
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
31
32
Name
Pos.
Gabriella Abbadessa M
Hope Adams
A
Rachel Cowan
A
Meghan Gordon
M
Kailee Lammers
M
Sarah Casey
D
Grace Houser
M
Kennedy Mealhow M
Sydney Prokupek M
Camille Renaud
M
Emma Richards
M
Taylor Scornavacco M
Hali Sibilia
M
Sara Stewart
M
Claire Swanson
M
Sammy Little
D
Olivia Sandoval
M
Mackenzie Reifsnider M
Ali Vanek
A
Kenzie Wallevand D
Kira Weiss
D
Allison Shamir
D
Sophia LeRose
G
Bridget Sutter
G
Grad.
2018
2017
2017
2018
2018
2018
2017
2018
2017
2017
2016
2017
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2018
2017
High School
Desert Vista HS (AZ)
Cherry Creek High (CO)
Kent Denver School (CO)
Mountain Vista (CO)
Dakota Ridge HS (CO)
Fairview/Centaurus (CO)
Mater Dei (CA)
Ponderosa High School (CO)
Colorado Academy (CO)
Davis Senior High (CA)
Torrey Pines High (CA)
Cherry Creek High (CO)
Rock Canyon High (CO)
Cheyenne Central (WY)
Arvada West High (CO)
Regis jesuit (CO)
J.K. Mullen (CO)
Mater Dei High School (CA)
Monte Vista High (CA)
Redondo Union High (CA)
Torrey Pines High (CA)
UNDERCLASS GIRLS SCHEDULE
Friday
9:00am
Midwest v Wash. DC
Baltimore v Upsate NY
Saturday
Sunday
Field 3
Field 4
8a
New England v Midwest
New Jersey v Baltimore
Field 3
Field 4
Field 3
Field 4
9:15a
South v Wash. DC
Upstate NY v West
Field 3
Field 4
12:00p
West v Baltimore
Midwest v South
Field 3
Field 4
10:30a
Baltimore v Philadelphia
Long Island v Midwest
Field 3
Field 4
1:30p
New Jersey v Upstate NY
Wash. DC v New England
Field 3
Field 4
11:45
West v New Jersey
South v New England
Field 3
Field 4
10:30p
New England v Long Island
Philadelphia v New Jersey
3:00p
South v Long Island
West v Philadelphia
Field 3
Field 4
1:00p
Upstate NY v Philadelphia
Long Island v Wash. DC
Field 3
Field 4
Uncommitted Games (Saturday on Field 3)
2p
2016 Uncommitted Game
3:45p 2017 Uncommitted Game
5:00p 2018 Uncommitted Game
18
Playoff Games starting at 8:00a
Championship at 2:00p
For scores and schedules for the
weekend’s action, download the
Tourney Machine app or visit:
http://www.tourneymachine.com/R11217
GIRLS POOLS
PINK
Baltimore
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Upstate New York
West
YELLOW
Long Island
Midwest
New England
South
Washington, D.C.
UNDERCLASS BOYS SCHEDULE
Friday
Sunday
Saturday
9:00a
Long Island v Midwest
Baltimore v Upstate NY
Field 1
Field 2
9:00a
Philadelphia v Midwest
Baltimore v New England
Field 1
Field 2
10:45p
New Jersey v Philadelphia
Wash. DC v New England
Field 1
Field 2
10:45a
West v Long Island
South v Upstate NY
Field 1
Field 2
12:30p
South v Baltimore
Midwest v West
Field 1
Field 2
12:30p
Baltimore v Wash. DC
Midwest v New Jersey
Field 1
Field 2
2:15p
Upstate NY v New England
Philadelphia v Long Island
Field 1
Field 2
2:15p
New England v South
Philadelphia v West
Field 1
Field 2
4:00p
West v New Jersey
Wash. DC v South
Field 1
Field 2
4:00p
Upstate NY v Wash. DC
New Jersey v Long Island
Field 1
Field 2
Playoff Games starting at 8:00am
For scores and schedules for the
weekend’s action, download the
Tourney Machine app or visit:
http://www.tourneymachine.com/R11217
BOYS POOLS
BLUE
Baltimore
New England
South
Upstate New York
Washington, D.C.
RED
Long Island
Midwest
New Jersey
Philadelphia
West
Uncommitted Games (Saturday in Stadium)
10:00a
11:45a
1:30p
UNDERCLASS BOYS ROSTERS
BALTIMORE BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
28
Name
Pos.
John Kinnear
A
Brendan Tscherne F
William Brothers
M
Jacob Kelly
A
Koby Russell
M
Ethan Mintzer
M
C. Drew Harrison M
Arman Medghalchi D
Adam Mrowiec
L
John Faus
L
Jackson Morrill
A
Brendan Doyle
M
Collin Mailman
M
Joseph McSorley
G
Jack Pezzulla
G
Koby Smith
D
Evan Riss
D
Bryan Costabile
M
Mitch Gordon
A
Ben Bedard
M
Barrett Sutley
M
Nicholas Griffin
D
David Sturtz
D
Cole Williams
A
Grad.
2016
2017
2016
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
LONG ISLAND BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
High School
Calvert Hall College (MD)
St Paul’s School (MD)
Mountt Saint Joseph (MD)
Calvert Hall (MD)
Boys Latin School of Md (MD)
Calvert Hall College (MD)
Mount Saint Joseph (MD)
John Carroll School (MD)
St. Paul’s School for Boys (MD)
Loyola High School (MD)
York Suburban Senior High (PA)
Calvert Hall (MD)
Boys’ Latin School of Md. (MD)
Loyola Blakefield (MD)
Oakland Mills High School (MD)
Mount St. Joseph (MD)
St. Paul’s School for Boys (MD)
Severn School (MD)
Liberty High School (MD)
Gilman School (MD)
Loyola Blakefield (MD)
19
Name
Pos.
Matthew Licciardi M
Daniel Rooney
A
Matthew Benus
M
Jack Keogh
A
Kevin Mack
A
Jared Nugent
M
Frankie Tangredi D
Christopher Adamo L
James Avanzato
A
Connor Desimone M
Lawrence Galizia L
Brendon Luu
F
Matt Gavin
A
Kyle Thornton
D
Blake Carrara
L
Matt Chmil
M
Gerard Arceri
F
Lucas Capobianco-Hogan D
Lucas Cotler
M
Jacob Giacalone
G
Andre Gomez
M
Ryan Poole
D
Wayne White
M
Jack Zullo
G
Grad.
2017
2016
2017
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
High School
Cold Spring Harbor (NY)
Syosset High School (NY)
Saint Anthony’s (NY)
Chaminade (NY)
St Anthonys (NY)
Sachem North High School (NY)
St Anthony’s HS (NY)
Chaminade (NY)
Chaminade (NY)
Riverhead High School (NY)
Chaminade High School (NY)
Smithtown East (NY)
Mt. Sinai HS (NY)
Syosset High School (NY)
Sachem North (NY)
Half Hollow Hills East (NY)
St. Dominic High School (NY)
Wayne White (NY)
Chaminade High School (NY)
MIDWEST BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
28
Name
Pos.
Jake Leitch
M
Christopher Motter F
Colin Domek
A
Gavin Garrity-Rokous M
Blake Leischow
M
Brian Cosgrove
L
Logan Lair
F
John Marple
M
Dami Oladunmoye M
Zach Whitenack
L
Ben Baker
A
Henry Schertzinger M
Harrison Schertzinger M
Matthew Schmidt G
Matthew Trowbridge G
Josh Anderson
D
Crew Cintron
A
Reed Davis
D
John Ryan Hallenbeck M
Morgan Macko
A
Donald Szlachetka D
Winn Medlock
A
Tyler Seminetta
D
Jake Burmeister
D
Grad.
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2018
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
NEW ENGLAND BOYS
High School
Carmel High School (IN)
Hudson High School (OH)
Neuqua Valley (IL)
Middlesex School/MA (OH)
Orono High School (MN)
Brother Rice High School (MI)
Hawken School (OH)
Edina HS (MN)
Grayslake North High School (IL)
Olentangy (OH)
Upper Arlington (OH)
Summit Country Day (OH)
Summit Country Day (OH)
Culver Military Academy (OH)
MICDS (MO)
Minnetonka (MN)
St. Ignatius (OH)
Hoover High School (OH)
Culver Military Academy (IN)
Brother Rice (MI)
Shady Side Academy (PA)
Memphis University School (TN)
New Trier (IL)
MICDS (MO)
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
NEW JERSEY BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28*
29
30
Name
Pos.
Nick Grill
D
Colin Kirst
G
Conor Gaffney
F
Liam Garvey
L
Kevin Mollihan
A
Matt Stagnitta
M
Dwayne Mattushik A
Kevin Quigey
M
Jared Chiachetti
M
Robert Marron
M
Brian Tevlin
M
Owen McElroy
G
Andrew Robshaw A
Alex Scalamandre M
Cooper Telesco
M
Trevor Weingarten M
Owen Colwell
D
Jack Kielty
D
Jeremy Magno
M
Russell Masci
M
Matthew McIlroy
D
Ben Baranker
D
Connor Kirst
M
Connor Morin
A
Tim Sanford
D
Grad.
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2017
2016
Name
Pos.
Alexander Buckanavage A
Michael Guerin
A
Josh Willis
L
Brady Burke
G
Colin Minicus
A
Brian Smyth
M
Justin Meichner
A
Zachary Tucci
F
Harrison Bardwell M
John Fox
M
Michael Kraus
A
Cameron Richard D
Luke Pascucci
L
Reilly Walsh
M
Jack Book
M
Michael Brown
L
Matthew Davies
M
Will Weitzel
D
William Bowen
D
Milan Murray
M
Kyle Smith
M
David Strupp
D
Peter Dearth
M
Josh Kirson
G
Grad.
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2018
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2018
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
High School
Brunswick School (CT)
Westminster School (MA)
Staples high School (CT)
Duxbury High School (MA)
Darien High School (CT)
The Westminster School (CT)
New Canaan/Taft School (CT)
Bedford High School (NH)
Wilton (CT)
Brunswick School (CT)
New Canaan/Taft (CT)
Pinkerton Academy (NH)
Needham High School (MA)
Brunswick School (NY)
Darien High School (CT)
Wilton High School (CT)
Taft School (MA)
Roxbury Latin (MA)
Boston College High School (MA)
Thayer Academy (MA)
New Canaan High School (CT)
New Canaan High School (CT)
Ridgefield High School (CT)
The Rivers School (MA)
PHILADELPHIA BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
28
High School
Bridgewater Raritan (NJ)
Seton Hall Prep (NJ)
Lenape (NJ)
West Essex (NJ)
Ridgewood (NJ)
Montgomery High School (NJ)
Bergen Catholic (NJ)
Ridge High (NJ)
St. Augustine Prep (NJ)
North Hunterdon (NJ)
Seton Hall Prep (NJ)
Avon Old Farms (NJ)
Mendham High School (NJ)
St Joes Prep (PA)
Ridgewood (NJ)
Delbarton (NJ)
Don Bosco Prep (NY)
The Lawrenceville School (NJ)
Delabrton School (NJ)
Morristown Beard School (NJ)
Westminster School (NJ)
Name
Billy Coyle
Brett Baskin
Christian Feliziani
Zac Methlie
Adam Goldner
Michael Sowers
Michael Drake
Michael Fay
Ryan Kinnard
Hunter Mazur
Sean Mckee
Denny Nealon
Jacob Buttermore
Jimmy Mcafee
Ryan Murray
Nicholas Cardile
Dox Aitken
Ryan McNulty
Jack Rapine
Michael Nelson
Jack Reilly
Matt Moore
Kyle Mullin
Peter Gayhardt
Pos.
A
A
F
L
A
A
M
M
M
F
G
A
M
M
D
L
M
L
D
M
D
M
G
M
Grad.
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
High School
Malvern Prep (PA)
LaSalle College High School (PA)
Episcopal Academy (PA)
Springfield Delco PA (PA)
Malvern Prep (PA)
Upper Dublin High School (PA)
Salesianum School (DE)
Malvern Prep (PA)
Penncrest High school (PA)
Strath Haven (PA)
Penn charter (PA)
Garnet Valley High School (PA)
Germantown Academy (PA)
Malvern Prep (PA)
Avon Grove (PA)
The Haverford School (PA)
Bishop Shanahan (PA)
Upper Dublin (PA)
Southern Lehigh High School (PA)
Conestoga HS (PA)
Bayard Rustin (PA)
St Joseph’s Prep (PA)
20
UPSTATE NY BOYS
SOUTH BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
30
Name
Pos.
Jeremy Lim
G
Crosby Matthews F
Zachary Kissick
A
J. Matthew Keeler A
Lewis Langford
M
Reid Smith
A
Peyton Bogard
D
Mitchel Snyder
A
Austin Strazzulla M
John Michael Night F
Owen Seebold
A
Nakeie Montgomery M
Christopher Britton M
Parker Alexander M
Jared Bernhardt
A
Stephen Chase
A
Jackson Colling
M
Viper Scheele
G
Jude Sedillo
D
Raines Shamburger D
Chandler Coons
D
Jack Welding
D
Mick Upchurch
D
Daniel Walsh
D
Grad.
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
High School
Coppell High School (TX)
The Lovett School (GA)
Dallas Jesuit College Prep (TX)
Ponte Vedra High (FL)
Maclay High School (FL)
Ponte Vedra High School (FL)
The Lovett School (GA)
Needham Broughton (NC)
Loomis Chaffee (FL)
Trinity Preparatory School (FL)
Highland Park HS (TX)
Episcopal School of Dallas (TX)
Vero Beach High School (FL)
Highland Park High School (TX)
Lake Brantley (FL)
Maclay School (FL)
Lake Highland Preparatory (FL)
Jupiter High School (FL)
St. Stephens/IMG Academy (FL)
Westminster Schools (GA)
Buchholz High School (FL)
Carroll High (TX)
McCallie School (FL)
St Edwards (FL)
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
WASHINGTON, DC BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
28
Name
Pos.
Phillip Robertson A
Andrew Fowler
D
Nick McEvoy
M
Nicky Petkevich
A
Steven Shollenberger M
Luke Strang
G
Parker Baddley
L
Griffin Brown
M
Christian Daniel
A
Joey Epstein
A
Sam Offutt
M
Roman Puglise
M
Jonathan Hetrick
M
Joe Robertson
A
Colin Hinton
D
Justin Shockey
F
George Christopher G
Terry Lindsay
M
Paul Steel
L
Kyle Brickerd
A
Avery Myers
M
Brendan Wallace
L
Conor Shears
D
John Railey
D
Grad.
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2018
2016
2017
2016
2017
2017
2017
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
Name
Pos.
Max Lambert
A
Lucas Quinn
M
Ross Filtch
M
Patrick Barrow
D
Tristan “TD” Ierlan F
Aidan Olmstead
A
Ross Pridemore
A
Dylan Sulzbach
G
Jamie Trimboli
A
Cole Willard
M
Cameron Carpenter L/G
Dylan Pantalone
F
Travis Ford
M
Troy Lauder
M
Austin Staats
A
Brenden Whalen
G
Colby Barker
M
TJ Connellan
L
Ryan Maloney
A
Samuel Duggan
M
Connor Haims
D
Jake Lutz
D
Sam Mueller
D
Jared Conners
L
Grad.
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2018
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2016
High School
Victor (NY)
Niskayuna (NY)
Victor Senior High (NY)
Victor (NY)
Corning-Painted Post High (NY)
Taft School (FL)
Salisbury Prep School (NY)
Victor (NY)
Cazenovia (NY)
St. Joseph’s Collegiate Inst. (NY)
Webster Thomas (NY)
Salisbury High School (QC)
Assumption College School (ON)
Cazenovia (NY)
Pittsford Mendon (NY)
Cazenovia (NY)
Victor High School (NY)
Skaneateles (NY)
Pittsford Mendon High (NY)
Canisius High School (NY)
Jamesville DeWitt (NY)
Pittsford Sutherland High (NY)
WEST BOYS
No.
1
2
3
4
5*
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
High School
St.Anne’s-Belfield (VA)
Landon School (VA)
Gonzaga College High (MD)
Bullis School (MD)
Bullis School (MD)
Our Lady of Good Counsel HS (MD)
Battlefield High School (VA)
Landon (VA)
Northern HS (MD)
Landon (MD)
Gonzaga College High (VA)
Paul VI Catholic High School (VA)
Poolesville (MD)
St. Anne’s-Belfield (VA)
St. Johns College High (MD)
Landon (MD)
Gonzaga (MD)
Georgetown Prep (MD)
The Bullis School (DC)
Broad Run High School (VA)
Gonzaga College High (VA)
Chantilly High School (VA)
Yorktown High School (VA)
Georgetown Prep (MD)
* will not play due to injury
Name
Pos.
Peter Henkhaus
M
Jason Simaan
F
Scott Barger
L
Samuel Harnisch A
Christian Marshall M
Joshua Stout
A
Joseph Biddle
A
Nick Clarke
M
Philip Thompson F
Beau Botkiss
L
Keaton Komatz
M
Spencer Small
M
Morrison Mirer
M
Bryn Evans
M
Cole ‘Bubba’ Fairman A
Drake Gillis
D
Jarrett Jones
D
Kevin Kodzis
A
Stephen MacLeod D
Shane Sharp
D
Nick Bauer
D
Tristan Courtney M
Isaiah Dawson
M
Jake Miller
G
Philip Goss
G
21
Grad.
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2017
2017
2016
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2016
2018
2016
2016
High School
Palos Verdes High School (CA)
Corona Del mar HS (CA)
Trabuco Hills (CA)
St. Margaret’s Episcopal School (CA)
Faith Lutheran (NV)
Lone Peak (UT)
Pacific Ridge School (CA)
Saint Ignatius College Prep (CA)
Harvard Westlake School (CA)
Torrey Pines High School (CA)
Heritage High School (CO)
Torrey Pines High School (CA)
Cathedral Catholic (CA)
The Calverton School (UT)
Mullen (CO)
Palos Verdes High (CA)
Foothill High School (CA)
Palos Verdes High School (CA)
Mater Dei (CA)
Juan Diego Catholic High (UT)
Bishops (CA)
Columbine High School (CO)
Deerfield Academy (CA)
JUNIOR COLLEGE ROSTERS
T
his year marks the second addition of the Junior College Showcase
to the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic’s weekend of
activities.
NORTH
No.
111
112
113
114
115
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
146
147
704
Tryouts were held in three seperate regions, in which 27 players were
selected each for a North and South team. Just like the Under Armour
Underclass Tryouts and Tournament, the Under Armour Junior College
tryouts attracted college coaches from every division searching for that
diamond in the rough. The tryouts were open to all players who have just
graduated, are currently enrolled or entering a two-year Junior College.
Players were judged by a panel of knowledgeable sources including
coaching experts from that region.
The two teams will compete at the Junior College Showcase this
weekend.
JUNIOR COLLEGE SHOWCASE SCHEDULE
July 3
1pm
Johnny Unitas Stadium.
Name
Pos. Juco Grad.
School
Luke Anderson
M 2015 Suny Delhi (NY)
Kroydon Arnold
M 2016 Onondaga CC (NY)
Clayborn Arnold
Jacob Bomberry
A 2016 Genesee CC (ON)
Aidan Christian
D 2016 Onondaga CC (NY)
Lucas Clark
D 2015 Jefferson CC (NY)
Harrison Gardiner F 2015 SUNY Broome (NY)
Drew Horton
M 2016 Genesee CC (NY)
Justin Hussey
L 2016 Onondaga CC (NY)
Brody Jorgenson
Nick Lavoy
Jeremy Leary
A 2016 SUNY Delhi (NY)
Kyle Lee
A 2015 Herkimer College (NY)
Kyle Leeming
G 2016 Onondaga CC (NY)
Jesse Lewis
L 2016 Finger Lakes CC (NY)
Kevin Mauro
L 2015 Onondaga CC (NY)
Alexander McCaffrey D 2015 Onondaga CC (NY)
Matthew McDowell M 2016 Monroe CC (NY)
Zakk Mount
M 2017 Finger Lakes CC (NY)
Sean Ohlhaver
Cristian Ojeda
M 2015 Herkimer CC (NY)
Brooks Reed
D 2016 Tompkins Cortland CC (NY)
Hunter Seaward
M 2016 Finger Lakes CC (NY)
John Sweeney
G 2015 Onondaga CC (NY)
Jacob White
D 2015 Onondaga CC (NY)
Jake Wittmeyer
D 2016 Genesee CC (NY)
Alex Waelder
SOUTH
No.
108
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
961
962
963
964
965
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Name
Matt Axmann
Benjamin Ballard
Eric Birmingham
Daniel Bury
Nicholas Carlson
Donald Colegrove
TJ Coleman
Joe Collins
Thomas Cummings
Scott Dagnanleach
Steven Diaz
Gregory Dixon II
Andrew Dooley
Tim Gill
Travis Harrison
Andrew Indemaio
Paul Leary
Evan Lenci
Dakota Martin
Chris Martinez
Collin Martinez
Conor McAvoy
Ryan McCarthy
Jacob Mellen
Alex Patton
Gerald (Jay) Riccardo
Steele Stockstill
Pos. Juco Grad.
School
F 2016 Union County College (NJ)
G 2016 Jefferson CC (NY)
D 2015 Suffolk County CC (NY)
A 2015 Brookdale CC(NJ)
M 2015 College of Southern Md (MD)
D 2016 Howard CC (MD)
A 2016 Brookdale CC (NY)
M 2015 Brookdale CC(NJ)
M 2015 Nassau CC (NY)
M 2016 Howard CC (MD)
L 2015 Nassau CC (NY)
M 2016 Suffolk county CC (NY)
M 2015 Brookdale CC (NJ)
A 2016 Nassau CC (NY)
L 2016 Howard County CC (MD)
M 2015 Suffolk County CC (NY)
M 2015 Suffolk County CC (NY)
D 2015 Nassau CC (NY)
A 2015 Howard CC (MD)
G 2016 Nassau CC (NY)
F 2015 Nassau CC (NY)
L 2015 Suffolk CC (NY)
M 2015 ASA (NY)
LOOKING BACK
EVENT NAMES SPECIAL 10th ANNIVERSARY TEAM
Lacrosse Greats Have Graced the Fields During the Under Armour All-America
A panel of experts looked back at the rosters from the previous nine Under All-America Lacrosse games and put together an impressive list for
our special 10th Anniversary Team. Selections were based on the player’s success during their Under Armour All-America game as well their
accomplishments at the collegiate, professional and international level. There have been so many greats who displayed their talents during the event
and the panel had a tough time narrowing the field. Take a look at the list below. Then put together your own All-America team using the All-Time
roster in this program. #UAAALaxGreats
ATTACK
ATTACK
Lyle Thompson (2011)- Two-time Tewaaraton Award winner;
NCAA career points record holder.
Steele Stanwick (2008)- 2011 Tewaaraton Award winner
Matt Rambo (2013)- Earned UAAA MVP honors with an event
record 8 goals.
Courtney Fortunato (2013)- National Rookie of the Year
and IWLCA All-American; named MVP in 2013 All-America
game.
Alex Aust (2009)- Tewaaraton finalist; USA national team
member.
Shannon Smith (2008)- Northwestern’s all-time leading
scorer; Tewaarton winner in 2011.
Michelle Tumolo (2009)- IWLCA attacker of the year;
Tewaaraton finalist.
MIDFIELD
Myles Jones (2011)- 2015 Tewaaraton Award Finalist; Led
Duke to two national titles; only player to perform “The
Dougie” after scoring a goal in the All-America game
Tom Schreiber (2010)- Holds Princeton career points records
by a midfielder; drafted by MLL’s Ohio Machine first overall
in 2014 .
David Lawson (2009)- Member of 2014 Team USA; led Duke
to 2013 National Championship.
MIDFIELD
CJ Costabile (2008)- Four-time USILA All-America selection;
2012 Tewaaraton Award Finalist; after winning the faceoff,
scored the overtime game winner against Notre Dame to
lead the Blue Devils to the national title in 2010.
Taylor Cummings (2012)- Two-time Tewaaraton winner; led
Maryland to two consecutive national championships;
2015 Big ten Midfielder of the year; USA national team
member.
Katie Schwarzmann (2009)- Two-time Tewaaraton winner;
IWLCA National Midfielder of the year; ACC Offensive
Player and Rookie of the Year.
Caitlyn McFadden (2006)- Tewaaraton winner; IWLCA
National Midfielder of the year.
DEFENSE
DEFENSE
LSM
Tucker Durkin (2009)- Member of 2014 Team USA; won
the William C. Schmeisser Award as the nation’s top
defensemen while at Johns Hopkins.
Ryan Flanagan (2007)- He was a three-time USILA AllAmerican and the 2010 co-winner of the Schmeisser
Memorial Cup as the nation’s top defenseman
Chad Wiedmaier (2008)- Four-time All-American; the first
four-time First Team All-Ivy League men’s lacrosse player
in Princeton history.
Sam Farrell (2009)- IWLCA All-American, 2012-2013; ALC
Defender of the Year.
Barbara Sullivan (2011)- Named First-Team All-American by
IWLCA.
Alice Mercer (2012)- 2014 first team all-region; 2015
second team All-American.
Megan Douty (2011)- Tewaaraton finalist; 2015 Big Ten
Defensive Player of the Year.
GOALIE
Brianne LoManto (2008)- Two NCAA championships as
a starter. Twice named to NCAA Championship AllTournament Team.
Niko Amato (2009)- A three-time USILA All-American; led Terps
to two championship games and one semi-final appearance;
winner of the Ensign C. Mackland Kelly, Jr. Award.
GOALIE
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ALL-AMERICA BOYS ROSTERS
NORTH BOYS
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NAME
Tommy Wright
Daniel Bucaro
Joey Manown
Jake McCulloch
Zach Ambrosino
Nick Mellen
Ryan Bray
Eddie Bouhall
Ryder Garnsey
Simon Mathias
Tyler Dunn
Decker Curran
Joey Froccaro
James Sullivan
Henry Grass
Tyson Bomberry
Brandon Barker
Willie Klan
Kyle Marr
Brad Smith
Hugh Crance
Jack Corbett
Head Coach: Eamon McAnaney
POS.
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Midfield
Defense
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A/M
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Midfield
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Midfield
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HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL)
East Setauket, NY/Ward Melville
Saunderstown, RI/LaSalle Academy
Stony Brook, NY/Ward Melville
Dover, MA/Taft
Syracuse, NY/West Genesee
Shoreham, NY/Shoreham-Wading River
Lynbrook, NY/Lynbrook
Wolfeboro, NH/Brewster Academy
Ridgefield, CT/Ridgefield
Manhasset, NY/Manhasset
Greenwich, CT/Greenwich
Sands Point, NY/Port Washington
Bronxville, NY/Bronxville
Ohsweken, Ontario (Canada)/Avon Old Farms
Pittsford, NY/Pittsford Mendon
Rochester, NY/Penfield
Clifton Park, NY/Hill Academy
Mountain Lakes, NJ/Mountain Lakes
Newport Beach, CA/Corona Del Mar
Duxbury, MA/Hotchkiss
COLLEGE
Penn State
Georgetown
Duke
Cornell
Virginia
Syracuse
Cornell
Lehigh
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Villanova
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Syracuse
Ohio State
Ohio State
Johns Hopkins
Duke
Notre Dame
Harvard
Assistant Coaches: Dave Mullen and Jim Marlatt
SOUTH BOYS
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Timmy Monahan
Charles Kelly
Sam Romano
Nathan Solomon
Drew Supinski
Jack Rowlett
Noah Lejman
Louis Dubick
Timmy Phillips
Connor Alexander
Marc-Antoine Pion
Grant Ament
AJ Barretto
Hunter Sells
Ryan Conrad
Timmy Kelly
Curtis Zappala
Nate Marano
Cade Van Raaphorst
Patrick Spencer
Jacob Stover
Alex McGovern
Dylan Johnson
Head Coach: Liam Banks
POS.
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Midfield
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HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL)
Bethesda, MD/Gonzaga
Allentown, PA/Malvern Prep
Dallas, TX/Episcopal School of Dallas
Alpharetta, GA/Centennial
Collegeville, PA/Haverford
Burke, VA/Robinson
Bluebell, PA/Haverford
Potomac, MD/Winston Churchill
Alexandria, VA/Episcopal
Jupiter, FL/Jupiter
Montreal, Quebec (Canada)/IMG Academy
Doylestown, PA/Haverford
Darlington, MD/St. Paul’s
Bethesda, MD/Landon
Timonium, MD/Loyola-Blakefield
Timonium, MD/Calvert Hall
Newtown Square, PA/Episcopal Academy
Santa Ana, CA/Foothill Santa Ana
Phoenix, AZ/Desert Vista
Davidsonville, MD/Boys’ Latin
Cockeysville, MD/McDonogh
Phoenix, MD/St. Paul’s
Englewood, CO/Cheery Creek
Assistant Coaches: Sean Lindsey and JP Banks
+ will not play due to commitment to the United States Military Academy
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COLLEGE
Maryland
North Carolina
Syracuse
Syracuse
Johns Hopkins
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Notre Dame
Duke
Harvard
Penn State
Army
Johns Hopkins
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Denver
Duke
Loyola
Loyola
North Carolina
Denver
ALL-AMERICA BOYS NORTH
Eamon McAnaney, Head Coach
Eamon McAnaney, ESPN’s lead play-by-play announcer for college lacrosse since 2010, has called Championship Weekend in
each of the last four seasons. He was a four-year letter winner at Notre Dame for Rich O’Leary and Kevin Corrigan. As a senior in
1991 he was a tri-captain for the Fighting Irish. The North assistant coaches are Dave Mullen and Jim Marlatt.
Zach Ambrosino, Defense, 6’0”, 195, Dover, MA (Taft School)
Ambrosino tallied 1 goal and 32 groundballs this season for Coach Casey D’Annolfo … Led team to a 8-9 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Named All-New England Defensive Player of the Year … Played the drums
for almost 10 years … Enjoys music and fishing… Plans to major in Economics at University of Virginia.
#5
Brandon Barker, Midfield, 6’1”, 205, Pittsford, NY (Pittsford)
#20
Barker played this season for Coach Andrew Whipple … Led team to a 19-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass
Lacrosse Tournament …League Player of the Year with Willie Klan … Three-time All-League selection … Named All-Area
… Also played football, earning Defensive Player of the Year and All-State honors … Plans to major in Sports IndustryCommunications at Ohio State University.
Tyson Bomberry, Defense, 6’1”, 215, Ohsweken, ON (Avon Old Farms)
Bomberry tallied 4 assists and 30 groundballs this season for Coach Henry Flanagan … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Was a
U-19 World bronze medalist with Iroquois Nationals … Two-time school Defensive MVP… Plans to major in History at Syracuse
University.
#19
Eddie Bouhall, Defense, 6’1”, 200, Lynbrook, NY (Lynbrook High School)
Bouhall tallied 5 goals, 2 assists, and 80 groundballs this season for Coach Bill Leighley … Led team to a 18-1 mark … Twice
named Nassau County Defenseman of the Year … Two-time All-County selection … Also played football, earning All-County
honors, and ice hockey … Enjoys fishing and snow boarding… Plans to major in Business at Lehigh.
#8
Ryan Bray, Midfield, 6’0”, 170, Shoreham, NY (Shoreham Wading River)
Bray tallied 35 goals, 35 assists, and 40 groundballs this season for Coach Mike Taylor … Led team to a 15-2 mark … Named
Midfielder of the Year … Two-time All-Long Island selection … All-County choice … Also played golf and basketball … Plans
to major in Communications/ minor in Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University.
#7
Daniel Bucaro, Attack, 6’2”, 195, East Setauket, NY (Ward Melville)
Bucaro tallied 51 goals, 38 assists, and 30 groundballs this season for Coach Jay Negus … Led team to a 17-3 mark …
Three-time All-County selection … Helped team finish season ranked #1… Also played Ice Hockey … Enjoys ice hockey, golf,
movies… Plans to major in Business at Georgetown University.
#2
DID YOU KNOW?
43 Under Armour All-Americans participated in the Men’s NCAA Division I Final Four in Philadelphia in 2015. Maryland had the most with 16,
followed by Johns Hopkins’ 14, Notre Dame (10) and Denver (3).
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Jack Corbett, Goalie, 6’1, 170, Duxbury, MA (The Hotchkiss School)
#25
Corbett tallied 71 groundballs, 10.25 goals against average, and 184 saves this season for Coach Chris Burchfield … Led team
to a 6-10 mark … #1 ranked goalie by Inside Lacrosse … Two-time All-League selection … Also played hockey, serving as
team captain … Wishes he were an attackman so badly that he switched sticks with a teammate and scored a goal … Enjoys
surfing, wakeboarding and hockey … Will attend Harvard.
Hugh Crance, Defense, 6’0”, 190, Newport Beach, CA (Corona del Mar High School)
#24
Crance played this season for Coach GW Mix … Led team to a 18-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse
Tournament … Two-time First Team All-County choice … Academic All-American … Also played football, earning All-League
honors … Enjoys friends, college and professional sports, the beach and snowboarding.… Will attend the University of Notre
Dame.
Decker Curran, Midfield, 6’3”, 185, Greenwich, CT (Greenwich High School)
Curran tallied 41 goals and 37 assists this season for Coach Scott Bulkley … Led team to a 18-4 mark … Nominated for State
Player of the Year … Two-time First Team All-State and All-Conference selection … Owns the schools scoring record … Also
played hockey, leading team to State Championship game … Plans to major in Kinesiology at University Of Michigan.
#12
Tyler Dunn, Attack, 5’11”, 180, Manhasset, NY (Manhasset)
#11
Dunn tallied 42 goals, 16 assists and 112 groundballs this season for Coach Bill Cherry … Led team to a 19-4 mark …
School’s leading scorer … Named MVP of the County Championship … Also played soccer earning All-County honors and golf
… Nationally ranked in paddle tennis … Is a good artist … Enjoys fishing… Plans to major in Economics at University of
Pennsylvania.
Joey Froccaro, Midfield, 6’1”, 185, Sands Point, NY (Port Washington (Paul D. Schreiber HS))
#13
Froccaro tallied 52 goals, 29 assists, 138 groundballs this season for Coach Tom Rooney … Led team to a 13-4 mark …
Nassau County Midfielder of the Year… Three-time All-County selection … Three-time Team Captain… Has a 70% career faceoff winning percentage … Also played basketball and tennis … Brothers Jeff and Jake were also Under Armour All-Americans
… Plans to major in Business/Finance at Villanova University.
Ryder Garnsey, Attack, 5’10”, 165, Wolfeboro, NH (Phillips Academy Andover)
Garnsey tallied 47 goals, 46 assists, this season for Coach Steve Moreland … Led team to a 14-1 mark … Played in the Under
Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Will attend Notre Dame.
#9
Henry Grass, Attack, 6’2, 195, Bronxville, NY (Bronxville)
Grass tallied 37 goals and 29 assists this season for Coach Tim Horgan … Led team to a 12-4 mark … All-Time leading scorer
in Section One … Favorite memory is winning the state championship as a junior … Favorite athlete is Patrick Kane … Will
attend Johns Hopkins.
#18
Willie Klan, Goalie, 6’0”, 175, Rochester, NY (Penfield)
Klan tallied 24 groundballs, 7.4 goals against, 182 saves this season for Coach John Schembri … Led team to a 10-9 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … 4th ranked goalie in the country by Inside Lacrosse … Plans to
major in Marketing at Ohio State University.
#21
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Joey Manown, Attack, 5’7”, 175, Saunderstown, RI (Lasalle Academy)
Manown tallied 49 goals and 34 assists this season for Coach Steve O’Donnell … Led team to a 14-1 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Three-time All-State selection … Named MVP of the state championship
game the last three years … Also played hockey, earning All-State honors … Enjoys fishing… Will attend Duke.
#3
Kyle Marr, Attack, 5’10”, 190, Clifton Park, NY (The Hill Academy)
Marr tallied 35 goals, 20 assists, and 20 groundballs this season for Coach Merrick Thomson … Led team to a 13-1 mark …
Favorite moment was winning state title … Also played hockey, helping team win section title and twice being named AllSection … Favorite athlete is Patrick Kane … … Will attend Johns Hopkins..
#22
Simon Mathias, Attack, 6’2”, 185, Ridgefield, CT (Ridgefield High School)
Mathias tallied 63 goals and 44 assists this season for Coach Roy Colsey … Led team to a 18-5 mark … First Team All-State
and All-Conference selection … Plans to major in Business at University of Pennsylvania.
#10
Jake McCulloch, Midfield, 6’0”, 180, Stony Brook, NY (Ward Melville High School)
McCulloch tallied 54 goals, 23 assists and 35 groundballs this season for Coach Jay Negus … Led team to a 17-3 mark … Will
attend Cornell University.
#4
Nick Mellen, Defense, 5’10”, 185, Syracuse, NY (West Genesee)
Mellen tallied 5 goals, 12 assists and 47 groundballs this season for Coach Mike Messere … Led team to a 18-2 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Also played hockey and football … Enjoys weightlifting and
ice hockey… Will attend Syracuse University.
#6
Brad Smith, Midfield, 6’2”, 190, Mountain Lakes, NJ (Mountain Lakes High School)
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Smith tallied 39 goals, 47 assists, 38 groundballs this season for Coach Tim Flynn … Led team to a 16-6 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament …State Player of the Year … Two-time All-State and All-Conference selection
… Also played basketball and football … Helped football win back-to-back state champions … Is a pianist … … Plans to
major in Economics at Duke University.
James Sullivan, Midfield, 6’0”, 200, Garden City, NY (Garden City High School)
#17
Sullivan played this season for Coach Stephen Finnell … Led team to a 11-7 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass
Lacrosse Tournament … Helped team to one national title and two state championships over his five varsity career … Named
MVP of the 2013 state title game … Four-time All-County choice … Registered a 77% face off winning percentage, as well as
350 groundballs and 50 points in his career … Also played football and wrestling … Will attend Harvard University.
Tommy Wright, Long Stick Midfield, 6’2”, 185, Garden City, NY (Garden City High School)
#1
Wright tallied 4 goals, 4 assists, and 120 groundballs this season for Coach Steve Finnell … Led team to a 12-7 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament …Two-time County Midfielder of the Year … Two-time All-Long
Island and All-County selection ... Helped team win two state titles … Also played football, earning All-County honors ...Enjoys
playing golf and softball… Will attend Penn State.
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ALL-AMERICA SOUTH BOYS
Liam Banks, Head Coach
Liam Banks was a two-time All-American at Syracuse where he earned the NCAA Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player award
in 2000. He played in the MLL from 2004-2008. The South assistant coaches are Sean Lindsey and JP Banks.
Connor Alexander, Defense, 6’2”, 185, Jupiter, FL (Jupiter High School)
Alexander tallied 4 goals, 7 assists, and 73 groundballs this season for Coach Danny Loftus … Led team to a 17-4 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Three-time All-Region and All-District Team selection … Enjoys
spearfishing, fishing, and free diving… Will attend Duke University.
#10
Grant Ament, Attack, 5’8”, 165, Doylestown, PA (Haverford School)
Ament tallied 37 goals, 82 assists, and 46 groundballs this season for Coach John Nostrant … Led team to a 26-0 mark … Will
attend Penn State.
#12
AJ Barretto, Goalie, 5’7”, 165, Darlington, MD (St. Paul’s School)
#13
Barretto tallied 8.4 goals against and 239 saves this season for Coach Rick Brocato … Led team to a 13-6 mark … Played in
the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament, earning MVP honors in 2014 while leading Baltimore to the title … First
Team All-Met choice … Cyrus Horine Goalie of the Year … All Time Save Leader at St. Paul’s … Also played soccer … Is half
Filipino … Enjoys golf, fishing & snowboarding… Plans to major in Bio-Medical Engineering at Army. Unable to participate in
All-America game due to prior commitment to Army.
Ryan Conrad, Midfield, 6’0”, 185, Timonium, MD (Loyola Blakefield)
#17
Conrad tallied 33 goals, 24 assists, 87 groundballs this season for Coach Jack Crawford … Led team to a 9-5 mark … Played
in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … #1 ranked recruit … Baltimore Sun Male High School Athlete of the
Year … First Team All-Met selection … Three-time All-State and All-Conference choice … Also played soccer, earning Player of
the Year honors, and basketball … Enjoys math and computers… Plans to major in Business at University of Virginia.
Louis Dubick, Attack, 5’8”, 160, Potomac, MD (Winston Churchill High School)
#8
Dubick tallied 55 goals, 77 assists, and58 groundballs this season for Coach Jeff Fritz … Led team to a 17-2 mark … Holds
Maryland state record holder for career points (496), goals (244), and assists (252) … Twice named Montgomery County Gazette
Player of the Year … Four-Time First Team All-Gazette, All-Met and All-County choice … Also played golf, helping team win
State title … Was the Vice president of his senior class … Enjoys student government working as a referee, golf… Plans to
major in Business at University of Maryland.
Dylan Johnson, Defense, 6’3”, 215, Englewood, CO (Cherry Creek High School)
Johnson tallied 10 goals, 21 assists, and 51 groundballs this season for Coach Peyton Sanders-Defense … Led team to a 18-1
mark … All-State and All-Conference selection … Helped team make state championship game all four years … Enjoys skiing,
hunting and fishing… Plans to major in Business at University of Denver.
#25
Charles Kelly, Midfield, 5’8”, 175, Allentown, PA (Malvern Prep)
Kelly played this season for Coach John McEvoy … Led team to a 13-10 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass
Lacrosse Tournament …Plans to major in Business at North Carolina.
#2
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Timmy Kelly, Attack, 5’11”, 185, Timonium, MD (Calvert Hall)
Kelly tallied 57 goals, 44 assists, and 42 groundballs this season for Coach Bryan Kelly … Led team to a 13-6 mark … Played
in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament …Will attend the University of North Carolina.
#18
Noah Lejman, Defense, 6’4”, 205, Blue Bell, PA (The Haverford School)
Lejman tallied 3 goals, and 51 groundballs this season for Coach John Nostrant … Led team to a 26-0 mark … Two-time First
Team All League and All-City selection … Also played basketball and football, earning All-County honors … Will attend the
University of Pennsylvania.
#7
Nate Marano, Attack, 6’3”, 205, Santa Ana, CA (Foothill High School)
#20
Marano tallied 99 goals, 22 assists, and 30 groundballs this season for Coach Jon Fox … Led team to a 20-2 mark … Played in
the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Named Orange County Register Athlete of the Year … Set the following
school records: single season goals (99) and points (121), career goals (269) and points (361) … Also played basketball …
Loves to read, current favorite series is the Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini … Enjoys reading and playing video games
and pick up sports with my brothers… Plans to major in Finance at University of Denver.
Alex McGovern, Midfield, 6’2”, 180, Phoenix, MD (St. Paul’s School)
McGovern tallied 40 goals, 25 assists, and 64 groundballs this season for Coach Rick Brocato … Led team to a 14-6 mark …
Earned Towson Times Player of the Year … Named First Team All-Met … Also played soccer, serving as captain … Plans to
major in Business at University of North Carolina.
#24
Timmy Monahan, Attack, 6’1”, 190, Bethesda, MD (Gonzaga College High School)
Monahan tallied 64 goals, 23 assists, and 45 groundballs this season for Coach Casey O’Niel … Led team to a 18-3 mark,
helping team win conference title … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Conference Player of the
Year … First Team All-Met selection … Will attend the University of Maryland.
#1
Timmy Phillips, Midfield, 6’2”, 190, Alexandria, VA (Episcopal High School)
#9
Phillips tallied 20 goals, 15 assists, and 58 groundballs this season for Coach Scott Conklin … Led team to a 10-10 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Three-time All-State, All-Conference and All-Met selection …
Also played football, earning All-State honors, and basketball … Enjoys skiing and fishing … Will attend the University of Notre
Dame.
Marc-Antoine Pion, Defense, 6’0”, 195, Montreal, Qc. (IMG Academy)
Pion tallied 8 goals, 6 assists, and 41 groundballs this season for Coach Bill Shatz … Led team to a 10-4 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Member of the Canadian Lacrosse Association National U19 All Star Team
… First ever French-Canadian D1 Recruit … Enjoys weightlifting, golf and hockey… Plans to major in Economics at Harvard
#11
Sam Romano, Midfield, 6’0”, 180, Dallas, TX (Episcopal School of Dallas)
#3
Romano tallied 58 goals and 36 assists this season for Coach Pat Kennedy … Led team to a 18-3 mark … Owns school record
for single-season and all-time points … State Player of the Year … Three-Time All-State and All-conference selection … MVP
of state tournament … Also played football … Scared of tornadoes … Enjoys duck hunting, fantasy football, watching movies,
watching the Dallas Cowboys and the Dallas Mavericks… Will attend Syracuse.
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Jack Rowlett, Long Stick Midfield, 6’1”, 185, Burke, VA (Robinson Secondary School)
Rowlett tallied 24 goals, 12 assists, and 75 groundballs this season for Coach Matt Curran … Led team to a 15-3 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament …Will attend the University of North Carolina.
#6
Hunter Sells, Goalie, 5’10, 190, Bethesda, MD (Landon)
Sells tallied a 5.5 goals against average and .640 save percentage this season for Coach Rob Bordley … Led team to a 20-2
mark and the conference title … Plans to major in Economics at Johns Hopkins.
#14
Nathan Solomon, Attack, 5’11”, 175, Alpharetta, GA (Centennial)
#4
Solomon tallied 96 goals and 75 assists this season for Coach Bryan Wallace … Led team to a 17-3 mark … Third All-Time
Points Leader in High School History … Two-time Georgia Male Lacrosse Athlete of the Year … First Team All-State selection
… Also played basketball and football … Enjoys basketball and music… Plans to major in business/finance at Syracuse
University.
Patrick Spencer, Attack, 6’3”, 190, Davidsonville, MD (Boys’ Latin School of Maryland)
#22
Spencer tallied 41 goals and 52 assists, this season for Coach Robert Shriver … Led team to a 15-5 mark … Played in the
Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Finalist for the Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Memorial Award … First team
All-Met and All-Conference … Also played basketball, earning All-Met honors and helping team win first championship in
25 years … Interested in starting his own business. … Enjoys basketball and golf… Plans to major in Business at Loyola
University Maryland.
Jacob Stover, Goalie, 6’2”, 195, Cockeysville, MD (McDonogh School)
#23
Stover tallied 7.26 goals against and 183 saves this season for Coach Andy Hilgartner … Led team to a 14-5 mark … Played
in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … First Team All-Met and All-Conference selection … Named Baltimore
Sun Athlete of the Week … Was born in Texas … Enjoys hunting, fishing, stringing lacrosse sticks and coaching… Plans to
major in Marketing with a minor in Entrepreneurship at Loyola University Maryland.
Drew Supinski, Midfield, 5’10”, 168, Collegeville, PA (Haverford)
Supinski tallied 53 goals, 15 assists, and groundballs this season for Coach John Nostrant … Led team to a 26-0 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Named Area and League Player of the Year … Enjoys golf and
squash … Also ran track serving as captain … Will attend Johns Hopkins.
#5
Cade Van Raaphorst, Defense, 6’2”, 210, Phoenix, AZ (Desert Vista High School)
#21
Van Raaphorst tallied 6 goals, 6 assists, and 70 groundballs this season for Coach Dan Lannon … Led team to a 16-0 mark …
Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament … Named Arizona Defensive Player of the Year for three straight
years … Three-time First Team All State selection … Also played football, earning All-City honors … Speaks Spanish … Enjoys
snowboarding, skiing, and playing the piano and ukulele.… Plans to major in Economics at Duke University.
Curtis Zappala, Attack, 6’1”, 195, Newtown Square, PA (Episcopal Academy)
#19
Zappala tallied 44 goals, 39 assists, and 84 groundballs this season for Coach Andy Hayes…Led team to a 14-7 mark…Set
school all-time points record of 244…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Tournament, named All-Tournament
Team…#4 ranked recruit…Named League Most Important Player…Three-time All-State selection… Will attend the University
of Maryland.
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BOYS RECORDS
Goals
1.
T2.
8
5
5
5
Assists
1.
T2.
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Points
1.
T2.
8
6
6
6
Saves
1.
T2.
14
12
12
12
12
Individual
Name
Matt Rambo
Sam Bonafede
Zach Miller
Craig Dowd
Team
South
North
North
North
Year
2013
2014
2013
2006
Name
Chris LaPierre
Scott Kocis
Michael Shakespeare
Joe Marasco
Steven Murphy
Matt White
Peter Baum
Marcus Holman
John Glesener
Tyler German
Spencer Parks
Charlie Schnider
Connor Cannizzaro
Matt Ryan
Shane Simpson
Zach Currier
Stephen Kelly
Team
South
North
North
North
North
North
South
South
North
South
South
South
North
North
North
South
South
Year
2009
2006
2008
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2010
2011
2012
2012
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
Name
Matt Rambo
Chris LaPierre
Matt White
Zach Miller
Team
South
South
North
North
Year
2013
2009
2009
2013
Name
Tommy Heidt
Owen Malloy
Matt Barrett
Bobby Wardwell
AJ Fiore
Team
North
South
South
South
North
Year
2014
2014
2013
2011
2009
Ground Balls (since 2008)
1.
2.
18
16
Name
Stephen Kelly
Liam O’Connor
Team
South
South
Faceoffs Won (since 2008)
1.
2.
T3.
24
22
21
21
Name
Team
Stephen Kelly (24 of 38) South
Sam Bonafede (22 of 30) North
Liam O’Connor (21 of 33) South
Tyler Knarr (21 of 31)
North
Goals
Game:
Quarter:
Combined:
Team
28 (South 2013)
10 (2nd Qtr, South 2013)
52 (2013; South 28, North 24)
Assists
Game: 11
Saves
Game: 21
(South 2009)
(South 2104; South 2011)
Ground Balls
Game: 66
(since 2008)
(North 2014)
Faceoffs Won
Game: 30
(since 2008)
(South 2013; 30 of 54)
MVP
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Craig Dowd
Garett Ince
Steven Rastivo
Chris LaPierre
Mark Cockerton
Bobby Wardwell
Gordie Koerber
Matt Rambo
Mikey Wynne
(North)
(North)
(North)
(South)
(North)
(South)
(South)
(South)
(South)
Series History
South leads, 5-4.
Year
North
2006
17
2007
20
2008
13
2009
16
2010
17
2011
9
2012
11
2013
24
2014
16
Year
2013
2010
Year
2013
2014
2010
2009
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South
14
10
12
19
12
11
12
28
17
2014 MVP
Mikey Wynne
HISTORY
2006 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP
2006 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP
Traci Landy scored five goals and dished out an assist to earn MVP
honors as the North Team used a late rally to win the Inaugural Under
Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic.
The game was close throughout as both teams posted two-goal
leads in the first half, with the South taking an 8-6 advantage into
halftime. The North came out of intermission scoring the next three
goals for a 9-8 lead before watching the South tie it up again on a
Kaitlin Duff goal.
The game was all even at 11 with 11:15 to go until the North tallied
four of the contest’s final five goals to take home the victory.
Game MVP Craig Dowd tallied three of his five goals during a
5-0 run by the North Team late in the second half to propel the North
to a 17-14 triumph.
The South trailed for most of the game before tying it up at 12-12
on a Will Yeatman goal with 10:08 left in game. Dowd answered
with back-to-back goals before Evan Sullivan and Jerome Thompson
scored 12 seconds apart to put the game away with 6:46 remaining.
Austin Boykin, Charley Dickenson, Bryn Holmes and Mike Kimmel each
scored twice for the South.
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
—————————————————————————————————————
North Boys................ 3
4
5
5
17
South Boys................ 4
3
3
4
14
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
—————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
6
9
15
South Girls...................
8
4
12
GOALS: N: Landy 5; Quillinan 3; Cantwell 2; Morrison 2;
Ta y l o r 2 ; D o w d 1 . S : F u r r y 2 ; M c F a d d e n 2 ; S c h r u m 1 ;
Kalkstein 1; DeLuca 1; Flego 1; Kaestner 1; Duff 1; Perkins 1;
Strasdauskas 1.
ASSISTS: N: Dowd 2; Schaknowski 2; Fluharty 1; Landy 1; Quillinan 1;
Sunseri 1; Taylor 1. S: Furry 1; Kalkstein 1; McFadden 1; Schrum 1.
SAVES: N: Cuddihy 5; Ellis 4. S: Formby 2; Kirk 2.
Game MVP-Traci Landy (North)
GOALS: N: Dowd 5; Je. Thompson 3; Boyle 2; Sullivan 2;
Quinzani 1; Federico 1; Bartig 1; Powers 1; Ciambella 1. S: Boykin 2; C.
Dickenson 2; Holmes 2; Kimmel 2; Brancaccio 1; Muldoon 1; Yeatman
1; Huguely 1; Borror 1; Casey 1.
A S S I S T S : N : Ko c i s 2 ; B o y l e 1 ; B u r k e 1 ; F e d e r i c o 1 ;
Quinzani 1; Jy. Thompson 1. S: Barnes 1; Boland 1; Brancaccio 1;
Mirabito 1; Royster 1.
SAVES: N: Davis 6; Olin 5. S: Gvozden 5, Phipps 9.
EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 2-6 S: 0-4
GAME MVP - Craig Dowd (North)
After building up a five-goal lead, the South almost gave it all back,
but Laura Lesnick and Corey Donohoe tallied back-to-back goals late
in the second half to seal the victory and help even the series at one
apiece.
Donohoe led all scorers with five goals to garner MVP recognition.
Kaitlyn Messinger had three goals and Emma Hamm contributed two
goals and two assists for the North.
The North captured its second-straight victory thanks in part to a
9-0 run that took place during the second and third quarters. Garett
Ince, the game MVP, scored two of his game-high four goals in that
stretch. Shamel Bratton, Dean Gibbons, Ryan Young, Rhamel Bratton
and Matt Langan each scored multiple times for the North, while
Ryan Shuler and John Haldy did the same for the South.
Scorig by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Boys................ 5
6
5
4
20
South Boys................ 2
3
2
3
10
Scoring by Pericod
1
2
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
5
6
11
South Girls...................
9
5
14
GOALS: N: Ince 4; S. Bratton 3; Gibbons 2; Young 2;
R. Bratton 2; Langan 2; Howell 1; Turri 1; White 1; Miller 1; Goodrich 1.
S: Shuler 3; Haldy 2; Donovan 2; Reed 1; J. McBride 1; Mendes 1.
ASSISTS: N: Amidon 1; S. Bratton 1; Gibbons 1; Howell 1;
Lovejoy 1; Young 1. S: Forster 1; Reed 1.
SAVES: N: Brady 8; Ghitleman 7. S: White 6, Galloway 11.
GAME MVP - Garett Ince (North)
GOALS: N: Messinger 3; Hamm 2; Hubschmann 1; Blaney 1;
Bullard 1; Giordano 1; Magarity 1; Kounen 1. S: Donohoe 5;
Kirr 1; Denkler 1; Giles 1; Miller 1; Matthews 1; White 1;
Jones 1; Doherty 1; Lesnick 1.
ASSISTS: N: Hamm 2; Crotty 1. S: Kirr 2; Denkler 1; Giles 1; Kaestner 1.
SAVES: N: Shropshire 1; Geary 3. S: Janian 5; Thomas 1.
GAME MVP- Corey Donohoe (South)
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HISTORY
MVP Erin Brennan scored the game-winning goal with just 1:15
remaining as the North prevailed in an exciting one-goal contest. The
North opened an 8-3 advantage and then fought off the South's furious
second-half rally. After trailing the entire game, the South netted four
consecutive goals to take a 12-11 lead with 4:51 remaining. Brennan
and Shannon Smith each had four goals to lead the North to its second
victory in three years.
The South scored six of the game’s first eight goals but was held scoreless
for long stretches that allowed the North back in the game. The North
tied the score at 7 and eventually took a one- goal lead by outscoring
the South 5-1 in the third quarter. The teams then traded goals in the
final stanza before Tim Rommel scored the game-winner for the North
with 57.8 seconds left. North goalie Steven Rastivo was named MVP
after stopping nine shots.
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
------------------------------------------------------------------------North Girls ............... 8
5
13
South Girls ............... 3
9
12
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
-------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys ............... 2
2
5
4
13
South Boys ............... 5
2
1
4
12
GOALS: N: Brennan 4; Smith, S. 4; Russo 2; Massimi 1;
Thomas 1; Frank 1. S: Kirk 3; Johnson 2; Ancarrow 2; Owen 1; Carey 1;
Gardner 1; Kimener 1; Hamilton 1.
ASSISTS: N: Lovett 2; Brennan 1; Massimi 1; Plumb 1. S: Kirk 2; Owen
2; Carey 1; Gardner 1; Johnson 1.
SAVES: N: LoManto 6; Fucillo 3. S: Konishi 6; Cahill 4.
Game MVP- Erin Brennan (North)
G O A L S : N : Re s e t a r i t s 3 ; C h a n e n c h u k 3 ; Ro t a n z 2 ;
McDonough 1; Rommel 1; Bocklet 1; Grimm 1; Cohen 1. S: Wilson 2;
Bernhardt 2; Lang 2; Rogers 1; Cummings 1; Capretta 1;
Ridgway 1; Layne 1; Staines 1.
A S S I S T S : N : S h a k e s p e a r e 2 ; M c D o n o u g h 1 ; Pa l a s e k 1 ;
Rommel 1. S: Cummings 1; Rogers 1.
SAVES: N: Fortunato 10; Rastivo 9 S: Wascavage 10; Burke 5.
GAME MVP- Steven Rastivo (North)
The North squad mounted a second-half rally by scoring seven of eight
goals over a span of 13 minutes on its way to posting a 12-9 victory.
MVP Stephanie Anderson recorded three goals and an assist to help the
North push its series lead to 3-1. Notre-Dame bound Betsy Mastropieri
(two goals, two assists) and her South teammates made a late surge
but hit the post on consecutive shots.
For the first time in four years the South team defeated the North by
a score of 19 to16. At the half the score was knotted at seven. Out of
halftime Marcus Holman for the South came out and scored a quick
goal spurring a run by the South. Going in to the fourth the South had a
single goal lead. While most of the fourth quarter was close, the South
seemed to have too much firepower for the North at the end.
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
------------------------------------------------------------------------North Girls ............... 3
9
12
South Girls ............... 5
4
9
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
-------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys ............... 3
4
4
5
16
South Boys ............... 4
3
5
7
19
GOALS: N: Anderson 3; Cannizzaro 2; VanderMuelen 2; Hillier 1; Tumolo
1; Wiegand 1; Johnson 1; McTiernan 1. S: Mastropieri 2; Fernandez 1;
Cullen 1; Laschinger 1; Dashiell 1; Schwarzmann 1; Bruns 1; Bozel 1.
ASSISTS: N: Anderson 1; Cassera 1; Ellis 1; Hillier 1; Tumolo 1.
S: Mastropieri 2; Fernandez 1; Garrity 1; s. Matz 1.
SAVES: N: Gaiss 4; Maksym 5. S: Fauth 3; Kolarik 2.
GAME MVP: Stephanie Anderson (North)
GOALS: N: White 4; Guy 3; O’Rielly 3; Marasco 2; Murphy 1; McKinney
1; English 1; Tundo 1. S: Casey 4; Carr 4; Holman 3; LaPierre 2; Murray
2; Fanshaw 2; Baum 1; Emala 1.
ASSISTS: N: Guy 2; Marasco 2; Murphy 2; White 2; Braddish 1; McKinney
1. S: LaPierre 4; Baum 2; Holman 2; Doyle 1; Murray 1; A. White 1.
SAVES: N: Amato 7, Fiore 12 S: Kemp 5, Wigrizer 8
EXTRA MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 0-3 S: 0-3
GAME MVP: Chris LaPierre (South)
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HISTORY
Midfielder Kaitlyn Brosco scored an event record six goals, including
four in the first half, as the North team rallied to edge the South team
by a 17-16 margin in a high-scoring affair.
Trailing by 16-15, the North team scored twice in the final minute to
earn the victory. With nine seconds remaining, attacker Jen Devito
converted the game-winning goal.
Brooke Griffin scored three goals and added an assist in a losing effort
for the South team while MacKenzie Cyr had two goals with two assists.
Paige Hanson set a single-game record by recording four assists.
Goalkeeper Barb Black made 10 saves for the South team.
Midfielder Mark Cockerton scored four goals, including two in the fourth
quarter, as the North Team outlasted the South Team
Cockerton, who was named as the game’s MVP, helped the North team
pull away with a seven-goal effort in the fourth quarter.
Jordan Wolf led the South team in the loss by scoring three goals with
an assist while Jim Marlatt and Tyler Frederick each added two goals.
Liam O’Connor won 21 of 33 face-offs and had 16 ground balls while
scoring a goal.
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
---------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys................ 5
4
1
7
17
South Boys................6
1
1
4
12
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
8
9
17
South Girls...................
9
7
16
GOALS: N – Cockerton 4, Thompson 3, Zimmerman 2, Glesener 1,
Hodgson 1, Galasso 1, Dionne 1, Slingerland 1, Himler 1, Schreiber
1, Belinsky 1; S – Wolf 3, Frederick 2, Marlatt 2, Haley 1, Ruhl 1,
O’Connor 1, Edmonds 1, Foster 1.
ASSISTS: N – Glesener 2, Cathers 1, Dionne 1, Galasso 1, Hodgson 1,
Slingerland 1, Zimmerman 1; S– Bryant 1, Haley 1, Ruhl 1, Wolf 1.
SAVES: N – Feeney 10), Schneider 10; Dutton 5 S- O’Connell 10.
SHOTS: N– 49; S – 49.
EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N– 0 for 1; S– 0 for 2
GAME MVP: Mark Cockerton (North)
GOALS: N – Brosco 6, Mupo 4, Freedman 2, Mangini 1, Dooley 1, Devito
1, D’Amore 1, Rich 1; S – Griffin 3, Cyr 2, Franklin 2, Mastropieri 2,
Woodman 2, Horton 1, Tomchik 1, Lloyd 1, Blue 1, George 1.
ASSISTS: N – Freedman 2, Hudgins 2, DeRonda 1, Devito 1, Dooley 1, Ferris 1,
Mangini 1, Quirke 1; S – Hanson 4, Horton 3, Cyr 1, Griffin 1, Tomchik 1.
SAVES: N – Munoz 5, Costantino 7; S – Black 10
SHOTS: N – 38; S – 37.
GAME MVP: Kaitlyn Brosco (North)
2011 ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS RECAP
Tatum Coffey scored three of her game-high five goals in the second half
to lead the North team to a 15-10 victory and earn MVP honors.
Tied 7-7 at the half, the North scored some early goals to take a threegoal lead that it would never surrender. The South rallied by scoring two
of the next three goals to cut the gap to 11-9, but Nora Berry added
back-to-back scores to put the game out of reach.
Kelly Weis made six saves for the North in the first half and her
replacement Bridget Bianco allowed just three goals while making
three saves.
Bobby Wardwell made 12 saves in the second half, nine of which came
in the 4th quarter, to help the South earn an 11-9 victory. It was the
lowest scoring game in the six-year history of the event.
Early on it looked as if the North was going to dominate as Brandon
Gamblin scored five seconds into the game. The South posted a late
three-goal rally to cut the deficit to 7-6 at the half.
The South’s Goran Murray, a long-stick middie, went coast to coast twice
during the third quarter as his team scored four unanswered goals to
pull away in the period. Wardwell’s 12 saves tied the event record and
was the same amount as the North’s combined total.
SCORE BY PERIOD
1
2
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
7
8
15
South Girls...................
7
3
10
SCORE BY PERIOD
1
2
3
4
Tot
---------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys
4
3
0
2
9
South Boys
1
5
4
1
11
GOALS: N: Coffey 5;Graziano 3;Barry 2;Toppe 1;Maurer 1;Rix 1;Kempney
1; Tarzian 1. S: Thomas 2;Cook 2;Trimble 2;Lawler 1;Smith 1;Warren
1; Hammond 1.
ASSISTS: N: Bocklet 1;Maurer 1;Lindsay Toppe 1. S: Thomas 2; Cook
1; Stanwick 1.
SAVES: N: Weis 6; Bianco 3. S: Murray 2;Woehling 2
GAME MVP: Tatum Coffey (North)
GOALS: N: Bitter 2;Keenan 1;Jones 1;Gamblin 1;Mahon 1;Solomon 1;Rice
1; Chafee 1. S: Murray 2;Carlson 2;Forster 1;Gribbin 1;Tucker 1;Walrath
1;Sankey 1;Walters 1;Keena 1.
ASSISTS: N: Gamblin 1;Jones 1;Keenan 1;Pellegrino 1. S: German
2;Forster 1;Stanwick 1.
SAVES: N: Connors 5; Gambitsky 7. S: Kelly 9; Wardwell 12.
GAME MVP: Bobby Wardwell (South)
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HISTORY
McDonogh teammates Corinne Etchison and Taylor Cummings, the game’s
MVP, scored an event record eight points each as the South soundly
defeated the North for only the second time in the series, 25-13, in what
proved to be a record-setting day.
Tied at 6-6 in the first half, the South scored seven consecutive goals in
three minutes en route to rewriting the record book for goals in a game.
The South also set the record for assists in a game with 12, while Etchison
set the individual record with five.
Sammy Jo Tracy led the North with two goals and was one of 15 players
to register at least a point, including 11 different goal scorers.
Gordie Koerber netted a hat trick, scoring two of the South’s three goals
in the second half, to help fend off a North comeback while garnering
MVP honors and securing a 12-11 victory.
The North trailed 9-5 at halftime, outscoring their opponent 6-3 in the
second half, but could not overcome a six-goal second quarter by the
South. South goalie Luke Aaron made a game-clinching save with two
seconds remaining on a shot from James Pannell to earn the second
consecutive and third overall win in the series.
Jake Froccaro led the North winning 12-of-16 faceoffs with eight
groundballs and scoring two goals in the second half.
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
8
5
13
South Girls...................
17
8
25
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
---------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys................ 3
2
3
3
11
South Boys................3
6
2
1
12
GOALS: N- Tracy 2, Lazaroff 1, Acton 1, Ranftle 1, Esposito 1,
Majorana 1, Abrahamson 1, Treanor 1, Dickinson 1, Boucher 1, Messina
1, TEAM 1; S- Cummings 5, Smesko 5, Etchison 3, Geiger 3, Boyd 2,
Messinger 2, Bodt 1, Boyd 1, Karwoski 1, Cross 1, Toy 1.
ASSISTS: N- McHoul 2, Acton 1, Bruno 1, Heagerty 1, Lazaroff 1, Ranftle 1, Webster
1; S- Etchison 5, Cummings 3, Bodt 1, Boyd 1, Geiger 1, Heavens 1, Messinger 1.
SAVES: N- Bowman 3, McDonald 6; S- Ward 6, Wolf 5.
SHOTS: N- 30, S- 42.
GAME MVP: Taylor Cummings (South)
GOALS: N- Morris 2, Froccaro 2, Dwyer 2, West 1, Davis 1, Ardrey 1,
Doktor 1, Kirby 1; S- Koerber 3, Brown 2, Black 2, Class 2, Spencer
Parks 1, Lord 1, Rohr 1.
ASSISTS: N- Forsberg 1, Llinares 1, Matheis 1, Pannell 1, West 1,
Wood 1; S- Parks 2, Schnider 2, Lord 1, Reed 1.
SAVES: N- Marino 3, Ryan 3; S- Joyce 7, Aaron 7.
SHOTS: N- 54, S- 33.
EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N- 1-4; S- 1-3.
GAME MVP: Gordie Koerber (South)
Notre Dame bound star recruit Cortney Fortunato scored four goals and
added four assists while leading the North to an 18-16 Victory. Her eight
points matched the event record previously set by Taylor Cummings in
2012.
Trailing by one goal at the half, the North erupted for 11 goals in the
second stanza. The game was a one-goal difference with 1:24 remaining,
but the North’s Jillian Doherty won the ensuing key draw control before
posting the games final goal with only one second remaining.
The South’s Sydney Holman had an impressive day, netting four goals
on eight shots.
Matt Rambo netted a record eight goals to led the South to victory
in the highest scoring game in the event’s history. Twelve different
South players scored en route to a 28-24 victory and evened the
all-time series at 4-4.
The two teams combined for a whopping 137 total shots. The South
set an event team record when it tallied 10 goals in the second
quarter on its way to a 14-8 halftime lead.
The North’s Zach Miller had an impressive day as well. He posted six
points on five goals and one assist.
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
7
11
18
South Girls...................
8
8
16
GOALS: N- Fortunato 4, Taylor Poplawski 4, Lovett 2, Romeo 2, Doherty
1, Bill 1, Cusick 1, Moore 1, Biondi 1, Schwitter 1; S- Holman 4, Reed
2, Burgess 2, Lazo 2, Black 1, Ruland 1, Stukenberg 1, Bordner 1,
Milani 1, TEAM 1.
ASSISTS: N- Fortunato 4, Lovett 2, Doherty 1, Taylor Poplawski 1;
S-Black 2, Brookhart 1, Reed 1, Ruland 1, Stukenberg 1, Torggler 1.
SAVES: N- Kent 6, Kift 4; S- Federico 5, Graham 1.
SHOTS: N- 33, S- 36.
GAME MVP: Cortney Fortunato (South)
36
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
Tot
---------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys................ 4
4
9
7
24
South Boys................4
10
6
8
28
GOALS: N- Miller 5, Rotanz 4, Evans 3, Aponte 3, Forkin 2, Cannizzaro
1, Simpson 1, Lukacovic 1, Williams 1, Jozokos 1, Lambert 1,
Guterding 1; S- Rambo 8, Dismuke 4, Mazza 3, Currier 2, Sutton 2,
Eissler 2, Maltz 2, Kelly 1, King 1, Heacock 1, Pifani 1, Emery 1.
ASSISTS: N- Cannizzaro 2, Ryan 2, Simpson 2, Forkin 1, Lukacovic 1,
Miller 1, Rotanz 1.S-Currier 2, Kelly 2, Heacock 1, King 1.
SAVES: N- Fowler 10, Ferrigan 5; S- Morris 8, Barrett 12.
SHOTS: N- 70, S- 67.
EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: No penalties in game.
GAME MVP: Matt Rambo (South)
HISTORY
The North jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead on its way to a convincing 1811 victory. Shayna Pirreca (MVP) scored five points on three goals and
two assists as the North used a pair of first half runs of 5-0 and 6-0 to
cruise to an 18-11 win, after leading 12-5 at halftime. Kenzie Kent of
the North had a game-high four goals while Isabella O’Connor had three
goals and an assist, scoring the final two goals of the contest. Amanda
Ignacio paced the South (3g, 2a) and Kelly Myers scooped a game-high
five draw controls. With the win, the North has captured six out of the
last seven games in the All-America series.
Mikey Wynne (MVP) scored four goals, including the overtime gamewinner, as the South overcame a 9-2 deficit in the second quarter to
win, 17-16. The North’s Tommy Heidt set a record for most saves with
14, including 10 in the fourth quarter. William Schreiner had nine
saves and gave up only three second half goals to aid in the South’s
comeback. Sam Bonafede led the North offensively with five goals, 10
groundballs and 22 faceoff wins, all game-highs. His 22 faceoff wins
are second most in event history.
Scoring by Period
1
2
3
4
OT
Tot
---------------------------------------------------------------------------North Boys................ 5
8
2
1
0
16
South Boys................2
8
2
4
1
17
Scoring by Period
1
2
Tot
——————————————————————————————————————
North Girls....................
12
6
18
South Girls...................
5
6
11
GOALS: N- Bonafede 5; Fields 3; Tinney 2; Breen 1; McCormick 1;
Cerrone 1; Dimillo 1; Kelly 1; Sexton 1; S- Wynne 4; Horning Jr 3;
Anderson 3; Reid 2; Lang 1; Collins 1; Welch 1; Keating 1; Valis 1.
ASSISTS: N-Berge 1; Breen 1; Giampetroni 1; Keenan 1; McCormick 1;
Neufeldt 1; Voigt 1; S- Horning Jr 1; Lang 1; Otterman 1; Stanwick 1.
SAVES: N- Heidt 14, Blaisdell 6; S- Schreiner 9, Molloy 12.
SHOTS: N- 68, S- 61.
EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N- 0-2; S- 2-3.
GAME MVP: Mikey Wynne (South)
GOALS: N- Kent 4; Pirreca 3; O’Connor 3; Stein 2; Crutchfield 2; Kyra
Harney 1; Hazar 1; Pavinelli 1; McCool 1. S- Ignacio 3; Whittle 2; Scanlin
2; Finney 1; Myers 1; Hensh 1; Longo 1.
ASSISTS: N-Pirreca 2; Curran 1; Harney 1; Hazar 1; Montalbano 1; O’Connor
1; S-: Ignacio 2; Wessels 1.
SAVES: N- Avery 1, Van Laeken 2; S- Olivia 5, Johns 5.
SHOTS: N- 32, S- 21.
GAME MVP: Shayna Pirreca (North)
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BOYS ALUMNI
BOYS NORTH
Niko Amato, 2009, Maryland
Josh Amidon, 2007, Syracuse
Nick Aponte, 2013, Penn State
Ian Ardrey, 2012, Harvard
Tobias Armour, 2010, Johns Hopkins
Max Bartig, 2006, Syracuse
Drew Belinsky, 2010, Pennsylvania
Craig Berge, 2014, Georgetown
Patric Berkery, 2012, Pennsylvania
Jimmy Bitter, 2011, North Carolina
Tyler Blaisdell, 2014, Princeton
Eddie Blatz, 2013, Georgetown
Chris Bocklet, 2008, Virginia
Sam Bonafede, 2014, Princeton
Steven Boyle, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Ian Braddish, 2009, North Carolina
Sean Brady, 2007, Duke
Jake Bratek, 2010, Syracuse
Rhamel Bratton, 2007, Virginia
Shamel Bratton, 2007, Virginia
Tyler Breen, 2014, Virginia
Zack Brenneman, 2007, Notre Dame
Tony Britton, 2012, Cornell
Jack Bruckner, 2013, Duke
Sean Burke, 2006, North Carolina
Mike Burns, 2006, North Carolina
Connor Cannizzaro, 2013, Maryland
Kyle Carey, 2009, Syracuse
Grant Catalino, 2007, Maryland
James Cathers, 2010, Syracuse
Sean Cerrone, 2014, Villanova
Walker Chafee, 2011, N. Carolina
Mike Chanenchuk, 2008, Princeton
Max Chautin, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Matthew Ciambella, 2006, Notre Dame
Mark Cockerton, 2010, Virginia
Billy Conners, 2009, Duke
John Connors, 2011, Navy
Jeff Cohen, 2008, Harvard
C.J. Costabile, 2008, Duke
Greg Danseglio, 2011, Virginia
Mike Daniello, 2011, Johns Hopkins
Jack Davis, 2006, Georgetown
Sammy Davis, 2012, Penn State
Ryan DeSimone, 2011, Villanova
Sam DeVore, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Daniel Dimaria, 2008, Harvard
Adam DiMillo, 2014, Maryland
Josh Dionne, 2010, Duke
Nick Doktor, 2012, Pennsylvania
Myles Jones, 2011, Duke
Tate Jozokos, 2013, North Carolina
Chris Keating, 2013, Yale
Kyle Keenan, 2011, Duke
Ryan Keenan, 2014, Penn State
Connor Kelly, 2014, Maryland
Ian Kirby, 2014, Towson
Walter Kirby, 2012, Harvard
Tyler Knarr, 2009, Georgetown
Scott Kocis, 2006, Georgetown
Jack Lambert, 2013, North Carolina
Matt Langan, 2007, Loyola
Dave Lawson, 2009, Duke
Hakeem Lecky, 2009, Syracuse
Sam Llinares, 2012, Hofstra
Joe LoCascio, 2011, Maryland
Matt Lovejoy, 2007, Virginia
Ryan Lukacovic, 2013, Virginia
Matt Mackrides, 2008, Penn State
Sean Mahon, 2011, Harvard
Mike Manley, 2007, Duke
Joe Marasco, 2009, Syracuse
Dan Marino, 2012, Virginia
Case Matheis, 2012, Duke
Patrick McCormick, 2014, N. Carolina
Dan McKinney, 2009, Georgetown
Francis McDonough, 2008, Georgetown
Jonathan Meyers, 2008, Princeton
Jovan Miller, 2007, Syracuse
Zach Miller, 2013, Denver
MIkey Morris, 2012, Johns Hopkins
Steven Murphy, 2009, Notre Dame
Matt Neufeldt, 2014, Maryland
Chris Nixon, 2006, Georgetown
Ryan Nizolek, 2006, Virginia
Conrad Oberbeck, 2011, Yale
Keenan Ochwat, 2008, Ohio State
Billy Olin, 2006, Rutgers
Nick O’Reilly, 2009, Virginia
Jason Orlando, 2007, Duke
Ryan Palasek, 2012, Syracuse
Tom Palasek, 2008, Johns Hopkins
Nick Panara, 2014, Fairfield
James Pannell, 2012, Virginia
Spenser Parnell, 2008, Syracuse
Eric Parnon, 2011, Maryland
Michael Pellegrino, 2011, Johns Hopkins
Kevin Piegare, 2007, North Carolina
Steve Pontrello, 2012, North Carolina
Michael Powers, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Zach Powers, 2012, North Carolina
Craig Dowd, 2006, Georgetown
Kevin Drew, 2008, Syracuse
Brian Dunne, 2013, Duke
Luke Duprey, 2010, Duke
Tucker Durkin, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Bobby Duvnjak, 2012, Harvard
Devin Dwyer, 2012, Harvard
John Edmonds, 2012, Cornell
Mike Ehrhardt, 2010, Maryland
Rob Emery, 2010, Virginia
Connor English, 2009, Virginia
Jordan Evans, 2013, Syracuse
Joe Fazio, 2009, Syracuse
Kevin Federico, 2006, North Carolina
Brian Feeney, 2010 Penn
John Fennessy, 2009, Towson
Parker Ferrigan, 2013, Syracuse
Connor Fields, 2014, Albany
AJ Fiore, 2009, Cornell
Scott Firman, 2013, Syracuse
Brian Fischer, 2011, Harvard
Ryan Flanagan, 2007, North Carolina
J.T. Forkin, 2013, Syracuse
Tommy Forsberg, 2012, Maryland
Rob Fortunato, 2008, Virginia
Danny Fowler, 2013, Duke
Jake Froccaro, 2012, Princeton
Jeff Froccaro, 2009, Princeton
Nick Galasso, 2010, North Carolina
Jake Gambitsky, 2011, Harvard
Brandon Gamblin, 2011, UMass
Adam Ghitleman, 2007, Virginia
Matthew Giampetroni, 2014, Duke
Dean Gibbons, 2007, Harvard
John Glesener, 2010, Army
Mark Goodrich, 2007, Johns Hopkins
Logan Greco, 2014, Virginia
John Greeley, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Rob Grimm, 2008, UMBC
Thomas Grimm, 2011, Syracuse
Justin Guterding, 2013, Duke
Zachary Guy, 2009, Georgetown
Tommy Heidt, 2014, Michigan
Tim Henderson, 2007, Army
Chris Hogan, 2006, Penn State
Will Himler, 2010, Princeton
Andrew Hodgson, 2010, Towson
Scott Hooper, 2014, Virginia
Zach Howell, 2007, Duke
Garett Ince, 2007, Virginia
Stephen Jahelka, 2011, Harvard
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Jarrid Puzes, 2008, Virginia
Max Quinzani, 2006, Duke
John Ranagan, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Max Randall, 2012, Dartmouth
Steven Rastivo, 2008, Penn State
Jack Reilly, 2010, Johns Hopkins
Joe Resetarits, 2008, Albany
Kevin Rice, 2011, Syracuse
James Riley, 2014, Duke
Sean Rogers, 2008, Notre Dame
Tim Rommel, 2008, Rutgers
Robert Rotanz, 2008, Duke
Tim Rotanz, 2013, Maryland
John Rose, 2010, Harvard
Dillon Roy, 2006, Denver
Matt Ryan, 2013, Harvard
William Ryan, 2012, Johns Hopkins
Eric Schneider, 2010, Johns Hopkins
Thomas, Schreiber, 2010, Princeton
Christian Scuderi, 2006, Hofstra
John Sexton, 2014, Notre Dame
Mike Shakespeare, 2008, Maryland
Shane Simpson, 2013, North Carolina
Eric Slingerland, 2010, Harvard
Bobby Smith, 2008, Notre Dame
David Solomon, 2011, Maryland
Brian Sullivan, 2011, North Carolina
Evan Sullivan, 2006, Navy
Ari Sussman, 2006, Dartmouth
Michael Tagliaferri, 2012, North Carolina
Jeremy Thompson, 2006, Syracuse
Jerome Thompson, 2006, Syracuse
Lyle Thompson, 2011, Albany
Miles Thompson, 2010, Albany
Joel Tinney, 2014, Johns Hopkins
Jeff Tundo, 2009, Ohio State
Justin Turri, 2007, Duke
John Urbank, 2010, Georgetown
Bradley Voigt, 2014, Syracuse
Billy Ward, 2010, Syracuse
Henry West, 2012, Cornell
Nick Weston, 2013, Syracuse
Joel White, 2007, Syracuse
Matt White, 2009, Virginia
Chad Wiedmaier, 2008, Princeton
Zed Williams, 2013, Virginia
Zach Wood, 2012, Virginia
Christian Zawadzki, 2014, Maryland
Carl Zimmerman, 2010, Harvard
Tommy Zenker, 2013, Duke
BOYS ALUMNI
BOYS SOUTH
Luke Aaron, 2012, Duke
Justin Anderson, 2014, North Carolina
Brent Armstrong, 2012, North Carolina
Paul Barnes, 2006, Princeton
Matt Barrett, 2013, Virginia
Peter Baum, 2009, Colgate
Jake Bernhardt, 2008, Maryland
Jesse Bernhardt, 2009, Maryland
Kelton Black, 2012, Johns Hopkins
Owen Blye, 2008, Maryland
Joe Bonnani, 2008, Ohio State
Peter Borror, 2008, Virginia
Austin Boykin, 2006, Cornell
Robert Boyle, 2007, Georgetown
Andrew Brancaccio, 2006, Georgetown
Tal Bruno, 2014, Johns Hopkins
Rustin Bryant, 2010, Maryland
Ryan Brown, 2012, Johns Hopkins
Steven Burke, 2008, Johns Hopkins
Emmett Cahill, 2010, Maryland
Will Campbell, 2010, North Carolina
Jay Carlson, 2011, Maryland
Landon Carr, 2009, Maryland
Brian Carroll, 2006, Virginia
Brian Casey, 2009, Georgetown
Greg Casey, 2006, Drexel
Alex Capretta, 2008, Princeton
Jeff Chase, 2011, Loyola
Deemer Class, 2012, Duke
Ken Clausen, 2006, Virginia
Chris Clements, 2007, Virginia
Sean Coleman, 2013, Harvard
Brendan Collins, 2014, Notre Dame
Evan Connell, 2012, North Carolina
Brian Cooper, 2010, Maryland
Patrick Cotter, 2009, Notre Dame
Joe Cummings, 2008, Maryland
Zach Currier, 2013, Princeton
Brian Dailey, 2011, Duke
John Paul Dalton, 2008, Loyola
Charley Dickenson, 2006, Denver
John Dickenson, 2006, Denver
Wilkins Dismuke, 2013, Johns Hopkins
Tim Donovan, 2007, Johns Hopkins
Conor Doyle, 2011, Notre Dame
Jack Doyle, 2009, Harvard
Greg Dutton, 2010, Ohio State
Greg Edmonds, 2010, Johns Hopkins
Joey Ehrmann, 2008, Wake Forest (FB)
Kieran Eissler, 2013, Johns Hopkins
Nick Elsmo, 2007, Virginia
Davey Emala, 2009, Georgetown
Matt Emery, 2013, Virginia
Garrett Epple, 2013, Notre Dame
Patrick Fanshaw, 2009, Loyola (MD)
Brian Farrell, 2006, Maryland
Andrew Feinberg, 2007, Brown
Roger Ferguson, 2009, Brown
Nick Fields, 2013, Johns Hopkins
Will Fields, 2008, Navy
Tyler Fiorito, 2008, Princeton
Michael Flanagan, 2008, Princeton
Matt Florence, 2012, Virginia
Joe Fontanesi, 2008, Maryland
Jack Forster, 2007, Penn State
Kevin Forster, 2011, Maryland
Patrick Foster, 2010, North Carolina
Tyler Frederick, 2010, Ohio State
Connor Frisina, 2012, Delaware
John Galloway, 2007, Syracuse
Brendan Gaughan, 2012, Michigan
Kevin Gayhardt, 2013, Pennsylvania
Tyler German, 2011, Virginia
Bryson Greene, 2011, Georgetown
Max Greene, 2013, Hardvard
Bobby Gribbin, 2011, Maryland
Ryan Guittare, 2012, Penn State
Michael Gvozden, 2006, Johns Hopkins
John Haldy, 2007, Virginia
Robby Haus, 2012, Ohio State
Quinn Haley, 2010, Maryland
Colin Heacock, 2013, Maryland
Casey Hingtgen, 2006, Dartmouth
Jeremy Hirsch, 2006, Princeton
Michael Hirsch, 2006, Navy
Marcus Holman, 2009, North Carolina
Bryn Holmes, 2006, Maryland
Charlie Horning Jr., 2014, Villanova
Alex Hurdle, 2014, Notre Dame
Casey Ikeda, 2010, Maryland
Jamie Ikeda, 2012, Duke
Alex Joyce, 2012, Georgetown
Connor Keating, 2014, Pennsylvania
Conor Kelly, 2011, Notre Dame
John Kelly, 2011, Johns Hopkins
Patrick Kelly, 2012, North Carolina
Stephen Kelly, 2013, North Carolina
Patrick Kemma, 2011, Navy
John Kemp, 2009, Notre Dame
T.J. Kemp, 2010, North Carolina
Joe Kenna, 2014, North Carolina
Ryan Kilpatrick, 2011, North Carolina
Michael Kimmel, 2006, Johns Hopkins
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Gordie Koerber, 2012, Denver
Greyson Konkel, 2008, Denver
Joe Lang, 2014, Harvard
Roy Lang, 2008, Cornell
Chris LaPierre, 2009, Virginia
Chris Layne, 2008, North Carolina
Ryan Lehman, 2012, Maryland
Chris Lightner, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Howie Long, 2009, Virginia
Bradlee Lord, 2012, Maryland
Alex Lyons, 2007, Bucknell
Bray Malphrus, 2007, Virginia
Dylan Maltz, 2013, Syracuse
Jim Marlatt, 2010, Notre Dame
Jake Matthai, 2012, North Carolina
Nick Mazza, 2013, Penn State
Chris McBride, 2007, Princeton
Greg McBride, 2009, North Carolina
Jack McBride, 2007, Princeton
William McBride, 2014, North Carolina
Charlie McComas, 2008, North Carolina
Brendan McGrath, 2011, Princeton
Will McNamara, 2012, Virginia
Mark McNeill, 2010, North Carolina
Scott McWilliams, 2010, Virginia
Wyatt Melzer, 2008, Virginia
Anthony Mendes, 2007, MD
Joe Meurer, 2010, Ohio State
Orry Michael, 2007, Johns Hopkins
Taylor Michael, 2011, Virginia
Ricky Mirabito, 2006, Georgetown
Owen Molloy, 2014, Notre Dame
Dan Morris, 2013, Maryland
Thomas Muldoon, 2006, Brown
Brandon Mullins, 2011, Syracuse
Goran Murray, 2011, Maryland
Patrick Murray, 2009, Georgetown
Andrew O’Connell, 2010, North
Carolina
Keegan O’Connor, 2014, Maryland
Liam O’Connor, 2010, Notre Dame
Grant Oliver, 2008, Maryland
Chad Otterman, 2014, Cornell (Ice Hockey)
Spencer Parks, 2012, North Carolina
Tanner Peck, 2014, Penn State
Greg Pelton, 2014, Duke
Brian Phipps, 2006, Maryland
Austin Pifani, 2013, North Carolina
Mac Pons, 2013, Maryland
Robert Posniewski, 2010, Princeton
Pat Powderly, 2010, Syracuse
Ethan Powley, 2013, Duke
Harry Prevas, 2009, Virginia
Ben Pridemore, 2013, Notre Dame
Matt Rambo, 2013, Maryland
Connor Reed, 2012, Johns Hopkins
Travis Reed, 2007, Maryland
Joe Reid, 2014, Denver
Will Reynolds, 2013, Princeton
Conrad Ridgway, 2008, Penn State
Kevin Ridgway, 2008, Notre Dame
Hunter Rodgers, 2008, Johns Hopkins
Sam Rohr, 2012, Pennsylvania
Tony Rossi, 2010, Stevenson
Evan Royster, 2006, Penn State (FB)
Eric Ruhl, 2010, Johns Hopkins
Mitch Russell, 2014, Duke
Joey Sankey, 2011, North Carolina
Taylor Scales, 2012, Virginia
Max Schmidt, 2007, Maryland
Charlie Schnider, 2012, Ohio State
William Schreiner, 2014, Penn State
Jake Seau, 2014, Duke
Max Seligmann, 2007, Georgetown
Ryan Shuler, 2007, Georgetown
Jordan Smith, 2010, North Carolina
Cody Solaja, 2009, Hofstra
Mark Staines, 2008, North Carolina
Shack Stanwick, 2014, Johns Hopkins
Steele Stanwick, 2008, Virginia
Wells Stanwick, 2011, Johns Hopkins
Michael Sutton, 2013, Penn State
Danny Sweeney, 2013, Villanove
Miles Thomas, 2012, Drexel
Jake Tripucka, 2009, Duke
Ryan Tucker, 2011, Virginia
Brinton Valis, 2014, Johns Hopkins
Carl Walrath, 2011, Virginia
Matt Walters, 2011, Syracuse
Bobby Wardwell, 2011, Syracuse
Andrew Wascavage, 2008, Towson
Peter Welch, 2014, Duke
Kyle Wharton, 2007, Johns Hopkins
Alex White, 2009, Harvard
Mark White, 2007, Maryland
Dan Wigrizer, 2009, Duke
Colby Wilson, 2008, Georgetown
Chase Winter, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Jordan Wolf, 2010, Duke
Jaren Woepel, 2006, Navy
Mikey Wynne, 2014, Notre Dame
Will Yeatman, 2006, ND
Ryan Young, 2007, Maryland
GAME NOTES
SPREAD THE WEALTH: The boys class of 2015 will be
headed to 19 different universities in the fall. Duke,
Syracuse, North Carolina and Johns Hopkins lead the
way with four recruits on the All-America rosters.
Lehigh landed its first All-American in the program’s
history.
CONFERENCE RIVALRIES BLOSSOMING: Every school in the ACC and
Big 10 has at least one boys recruit on this year’s All-America rosters.
The ACC leads the way with 17 All-America recruits heading to its five
institutions. In only its second year of existence in 2016, the Big 10 will
have 12 All-Americans on display. The Ivy League boasts 8 All-America
recruits.
SISTER ACT: Three players from the 2015 roster, Kelsey Cummings (Attack,
Ellicott City, MD/ McDonogh School), Shelby Mercer (Defense, Woodbine, MD/
Century) and Sydney Pirreca (Midfield, Mount Sinai, NY/Mount Sinai) have an
older sister who were also named an Under Armour All-American previously.
Kelsey Cummings will join her famous sister, Taylor, next year in College Park.
WELCOME BACK: 31 of the seniors on this year’s AllAmerica girls rosters, including 17 on the North squad,
were in town for this event in 2014 and/or 2013 while
competing for their respective region in the Underclass
tournament that is affiliated with this event.
On the boys side, 26 of this year’s All-Americans,
including 16 on the South squad, also repsented their
respective regions in the Underclass Tournament.
NEW FACES IN NEW PLACES: The women’s lacrosse
programs at Michigan and Furman landed an Under
Armour All-American for the first time in school history.
Michigan
Furman
Alli Kothari (SOUTH), Goalie
Abby Shields (SOUTH), Midfield
SOUTH’S THREE AMIGOS: The Haverford School in Haverford, PA
is the only boys high school program with three All-Americans
this year. Grant Ament (Attack, Penn State), Noah Lejman
(Defense, Pennsylvania) and Drew Supinski (Midfield, Johns
Hopkins) led the Fords to the No. 1 ranking in the final Under
Armour/Inside Lacrosse top 25 national rankings. The Fords
went undefeated- including wins over McDonogh, St. Pauls,
Loyla Blakefield, IMG National, St. Anthony’s, Brunswick
School- and won the Inter-AC regular season title.
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GIRLS ALUMNI
GIRLS NORTH
Meredith Abrahamson, 2012, Marquette
Kailene Abt, 2007, Notre Dame
Madison Acton, 2012, Duke
Stephanie Anderson, 2009, Rutgers
Sarah Appelt, 2008, Towson
Sammi Arbitman, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Kelly Barnes, 2008, Georgetown
Nora Barry, 2011, Florida
Kasey Behr, 2014, Virginia
Courtney Bennett, 2009, Dartmouth
Bridget Bianco, 2011, Northwestern
Maggie Bill, 2013, North Carolina
Lindsay Biondi, 2013, Maryland
Sarah Biron, 2011, Johns Hopkins
Shaylyn Blaney, 2007, Notre Dame
Bryn Boucher, 2012, Maryland
Tayler Bowman, 2012, Towson
Shanna Brady, 2011, Maryland
Erin Brennan, 2008, Pennsylvania
MaryBeth Brophy, 2007, Georgetown
Kaitlyn Brosco, 2010, Notre Dame
Alexandra Bruno, 2012, Princeton
Colleen Bubnack, 2007, Colgate
Sarah Bullard , 2007, Duke
Marina Burke, 2013, Harvard
Kara Cannizzaro, 2009, North Carolina
Brooke Cantwell, 2006, Rutgers
Ali Cassera, 2009, Northwestern
Taylor Chumney, 2007, North Carolina
Tatum Coffey, 2011, Penn State
Alyssa Costantino, 2010, Syracuse
Virginia Crotty, 2007, Duke
Madison Crutchfield, 2014, Duke
Mary Cuddihy, 2006, Hofstra
Bridget Curran, 2014, North Carolina
Elizabeth Cusick, 2013, Stanford
Alexandra Dalton, 2013, Notre Dame
Taylor D’Amore, 2010, Johns Hopkins
Caitlin Defliese, 2006, Boston U.
Dayna Defliese, 2008, Massachusetts
Brittany DeLea, 2009, Yale
Monica DeMairo, 2009, Duke
Kat DeRonda, 2010, Northwestern
Jen Devito, 2010, Yale
Catherine Dickinson, 2012, Pennsylvania
Blake Dietrick, 2011, Princeton
Dene’ DiMartino, 2012, Johns Hopkins
Jilian Doherty, 2013, Vanderbilt
Grace Dooley, 2010, Notre Dame
Meg Douty, 2011, Maryland
Liz Donovan, 2008, Boston College
Katrina Dowd, 2006, Northwestern
Allie Duclos, 2007, New Hampshire
Alyssa Dunlap, 2010, Vanderbilt
Kelsey Duryea, 2012, Duke
Kathleen Dwyer, 2007, Georgetown
Samantha Ellis, 2009, Princeton
Stephanie Ellis, 2006, Penn State
Christina Esposito, 2012, Northwestern
Danielle Etrasco, 2009, Boston U.
Molly Everett , 2007, Virginia
Anne Farnham, 2012, UMassAmherst
Christine Ferguson, 2011, Cornell
Katie Ferris, 2010, Connecticut
Caroline Fitzgerald, 2013, Florida
Katy Fitzgerald, 2007, North Carolina
Kerri Fleishhacker, 2011, Yale
Charity Fluharty, 2006, Stanford
Cortney Fortunato, 2013, Notre Dame
Alexandra Frank, 2008, Northwestern
Shelby Fredericks, 2014, Northwestern
Keyln Freedman, 2010, Georgetown
Abbey Friend, 2010, North Carolina
Kelly Fucillo, 2008, Le Moyne
Kaitlin Gaiss, 2009, Duke
Emily Geary, 2007, William & Mary
Caroline Gersuk, 2010, Northwestern
Sara Giedgowd, 2006, Duke
Shannon Gilroy, 2011, Florida
Giulia Giordano, 2007, Pennsylvania
Julia Glynn, 2014, Harvard
Jenny Granger, 2009, Notre Dame
Nicole Graziano, 2011, Florida
Jessica Griffin, 2009, North Carolina
Rachel Guerrera, 2006, Notre Dame
Emma Hamm, 2007, Duke
Kyra Harney, 2014, Duke
Olivia Harpel, 2014, Northwestern
Ela Hazar, 2014, North Carolina
Anne Heagerty, 2012, Georgetown
Janine Hiller, 2009, Florida
Ella Hogan, 2014, Syracuse
Olivia Hompe, 2013, Princeton
Allison Hubschmann, 2007, Georgetown
Bre Hudgins, 2010, Brown
Kristin Igoe, 2007, Boston College
Erin Jeffrey, 2013, Hofstra
Sally Jentis, 2011, Florida
Kelsey Johnson, 2009, Dartmouth
Danielle Kachulis, 2006, Duke
Daniela Kelly, 2014, Virginia
Kailah Kempney, 2011, Syracuse
Callahan Kent, 2013, Vanderbilt
Kenzie Kent, 2014, Boston College
Emily Kift, 2013, Maryland
Alyssa Kildare, 2008, Johns Hopkins
Sarah Kounen, 2007, North Carolina
Chelsea Landon, 2011, Duke
Traci Landy, 2006, Boston U.
Selena Lasota, 2014, Northwestern
Emma Lazaroff, 2012, Duke
Hilary Lemonick, 2014, Cornell
Jessica Loizeaux, 2011, Virginia
Brianne LoManto, 2008, Northwestern
Colleen Lovett, 2013, Georgetown
Erin Lovett, 2008, Georgetown
Jackie Lyons, 2007, Massachusetts
Colleen Magarity, 2007, Northwestern
Lauren Maksym, 2009, North Carolina
Shannon Mangini, 2010, Penn
Erin Massimi, 2008, Dartmouth
Darcy Messina, 2012, Florida
Halle Majorana, 2012, Maryland
Kerrin Maurer, 2011, Duke
Laura McHoul, 2012, New Hampshire
Colleen McCaffrey, 2008, Johns Hopkins
Marie McCool, 2014, North Carolina
Megan McDonald, 2012, Georgetown
Maeve McMahon, 2013, Harvard
Kelly McPartland, 2011, Maryland
Caroline McTiernan, 2009, Virginia
Neena Merola, 2014, Syracuse
Kaitlyn Messinger, 2007, North Carolina
Shelby Milne, 2012, Hofstra
Kaitlyn Montalbano, 2014, Towson
Alexandra Moore, 2013, Southern California
Kristin Morrison, 2006, Princeton
Ashley Moulton, 2009, Loyola (Md)
Lyndsey Munoz, 2010, Stanford
Kara Mupo, 2010, Northwestern
Bridget Nolan, 2008, Duke
Katie O’Brien, 2008, Georgetown
Isabella O’Connor, 2014, Florida
Alyssa Ogle, 2009, Duke
Mary Kate O’Neil, 2013, Boston College
Molly Parker, 2006, Dartmouth
Kimberly Pantages, 2006, Northwestern
Allie Pavinelli, 2014, Florida
Casey Pearsall, 2013, Notre Dame
Stephanie Peragallo, 2012, Notre Dame
Allo Pery, 2006, Virginia
Sarah Plumb, 2008, Dartmouth
Shayna Pirreca, 2014, Florida
Alex Poplawski, 2013, Stanford
Taylor Poplawski, 2013, Syracuse
Barb Previ, 2008, Princeton
Lauren Purvis, 2010, Penn State
Halley Quillinan, 2006, Syracuse
Molly Quirke, 2010, Duke
Taylor Ranftle, 2012, Virginia
Abby Rehfuss, 2007, Loyola
Katie Reinhard, 2010, Loyola
Stephanie Rice, 2007, Hofstra
Kelly Rich, 2010, Northwestern
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Mikaela Rix, 2011, Boston College
Chelsea Robinson, 2008, Virginia
Marisa Romeo, 2013, Harvard
Jennifer Russell, 2006, North Carolina
Jessica Russo, 2008, Northwestern
Emily Schaknowski, 2006, Delaware
Paula Schmidt, 2011, North Carolina
Lily Schmitt, 2013, Johns Hopkins
Lauren Schwalje, 2011, Georgetown
Maura Schwitter, 2013, Duke
Sarah Sedgwick, 2006, Boston College
Allie Shropshire, 2007, California
Colleen Smith, 2010, Princeton
Shannon Smith, 2008, Northwestern
Danielle Spencer, 2006, Northwestern
Emily Stein, 2014, Northwestern
Barbara Sullivan, 2011, Notre Dame
Missy Sunseri, 2006, Virginia
Lydia Sutton, 2014, USC
Caroline Tarzian, 2011, Georgetown
Kristen Taylor, 2006, North Carolina
Samantha Taylor, 2008, Boston College
Caroline Tesar ,2006, Northwestern
Kat Thomas, 2008, Duke
Lindsay Toppe, 2011, Cornell
Sammy Jo Tracy, 2012, North Carolina
Kayla Treanor, 2012, Syracuse
Michelle Tumolo, 2009, Syracuse
Jennifer VanderMeulen, 2009, Harvard
Rebecca VanLaeken, 2014, Canisius
Lacey Vigmostad, 2008, Northwestern
Ashley Waldron, 2009, Towson
Tory Waldstein, 2012, Harvard
Ashlee Warner, 2010, Virginia
Caroline Webster, 2012, Syracuse
Katie Webster, 2010, Syracuse
Kelly Weis, 2011, Harvard
Gabi Wiegand, 2009, Richmond
Melina Woon Avery, 2014, Syracuse
Kelsey Youmell, 2013, Syracuse
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Armour All-America Program
GIRLS ALUMNI
GIRLS SOUTH
Annie Anton, 2010, Stanford
Casey Ancarrow, 2008, James Madison
Kirstyn Atkinson, 2007, Northwestern
Maggie Auslander, 2013, North Carolina
Alex Aust, 2009, Maryland
Kelly Austin, 2009, Virginia
Liz Bannantine, 2012, Princeton
Brett Bathras, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Barb Black, 2010, Georgetown
Casey Black, 2013, Duke
Kristy Black, 2008, Maryland
Olivia Blakeman, 2014, Loyola
Alyssa Blevins, 2011, UMBC
Liza Blue, 2010, Virginia
Erica Bodt, 2012, Syracuse
Haley Bordner, 2013, Florida
Megan Bosica, 2006, North Carolina
Brooke Boyd, 2012, Virginia
Kelly Boyd, 2012, Virginia
Kelsi Bozel, 2009, Georgetown
Samantha Brookhart, 2013, Towson
Ashley Bruns, 2009, Florida
Sammi Burgess, 2013, Florida
Mary Claire Byrne, 2014, Virginia Tech
Dana Cahill, 2008, Penn State
Allyson Carey, 2008, Vanderbilt
Molly Cobb, 2014, Notre Dame
Caroline Cochran, 2008, Virginia
Ellen Cook , 2007, Maryland
Jen Cook, 2011, Maryland
Olivia Cole, 2014, Florida
Mary Jeanne Coyle, 2010, Georgetown
Alexis Cross, 2011, James Madison
Kelly Cross, 2012, Syracuse
Kitty Cullen, 2009, Florida
Taylor Cummings, 2012, Maryland
Clare Curran, 2011, Yale
MacKenzie Cyr, 2010, Penn State
Sam Darcangelo, 2012, Florida
Brittany Dashiell, 2009, Florida
Sophie Davidson, 2014, Dartmouth
Charlotte Davis, 2009, Princeton
Lindsey deButts, 2008, Princeton
Ali DeLuca , 2006, Pennsylvania
Katherine Denkler, 2007, Vanderbilt
Kelly Devlin, 2011, North Carolina
Corcoran Downey, 2007, Boston U.
Corey Donohoe, 2007, North Carolina
Jackie Doherty, 2007, Notre Dame
Liz Downs, 2007, Virginia
Kim Dubansky, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Kaitlin Duff, 2006, Virginia
Besser Dyson, 2013, Virginia
Corinne Etchison, 2012, Georgetown
Bria Eulitt, 2007, Richmond
Sam Farrell, 2009, Florida
Louise Fauth, 2009, Notre Dame
Caroline Federico, 2013, Johns Hopkins
Molly Fernandez, 2009, Penn State
CeCe Finney, 2014, Florida
Nicole Flego, 2006, Delaware
Ali Flury, 2006, Denver
Carter Foote, 2006, Vanderbilt
Caitlin Formby, 2006, Georgetown
Hannah Franklin, 2010, Georgetown
Grace Gaeng, 2008, Maryland
Julie Gardner, 2008, Virginia
Emily Garrity, 2009, North Carolina
Katrina Geiger, 2012, Loyola
Taylor George, 2010, North Carolina
Lindsay Gilbride, 2006, Duke
Mary Lacy Gilbride, 2008, North Carolina
Jacqueline Giles, 2007, Georgetown
Natalie Glanell, 2010, Syracuse
Beth Glaros, 2010, Maryland
Meagh Graham, 2013, Virginia Tech
Brooke Griffin, 2010, Maryland
Liz Gully, 2012, Pennsylvania
Ana Hagerup, 2014, Virginia
Liz Hamilton, 2008, Maryland
Jordan Hammond, 2011, Maryland
Paige Hanson, 2010, North Carolina
Jen Hardesty, 2008, Pennsylvania
Lucy Hayes, 2008, North Carolina
Allyson Heavens, 2012, Penn State
Meghan Helm, 2010, Virginia
Taylor Hensh, 2014, Maryland
Melanie Hilbush, 2006, Georgetown
Sydney Holman, 2013, North Carolina
Steffani Holmes, 2014, Maryland
Kelsey Horton, 2010, Maryland
Lauren Hudson, 2014, Cincinnati
Angela Hughes, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Molly Hulseman, 2011, Loyola
Ashley Hunter, 2009, Georgetown
Mia Hurrin, 2007, North Carolina
Amanda Ignacio, 2014, Georgetown
Katie Janian, 2007, Yale
Karri Ellen Johnson, 2008, Maryland
Gussie Johns, 2014, Southern California
Brandi Jones, 2007, Maryland
Haydon Judge, 2009, Florida
Ashby Kaestner, 2006, Georgetown
Christie Kaestner, 2007, Duke
Brittany Kalkstein, 2006, Virginia
Ali Karwoski, 2012, Delaware
Marye Kellerman, 2006, Virginia
Ashley Kimener, 2008, James Madison
Chelsea Kirk, 2006, Dartmouth
Courtney Kirk, 2008, Vanderbilt
Danielle Kirk, 2009, Maryland
Jordyn Kirr , 2007, Georgetown
Kim Kolarik, 2009, Virginia
Alisa Konishi 2008 James Madison
Alicia Krause, 2008, Duquesne
Cosette Larash, 2009, Johns Hopkins
Erin Laschinger, 2009, Virginia
Brooks Lawler, 2011, Northwestern
Steph Lazo, 2013, Penn State
Kelly Lechner, 2011, Penn State
Laura Lesnick, 2007, Penn State
Brooke Lipinski, 2007, Johns Hopkins
Kacie Longo, 2014, Maryland
Sarah Lloyd, 2010, Princeton
Betsy Mastropieri, 2009, Notre Dame
Katie Mastropieri, 2010, Vanderbilt
Brooke Matthews, 2007, Northwestern
Katie Matz, 2009, Pennsylvania
Sarah Matz, 2009, Maryland
Tess McEvoy, 2013, Yale
Caitlyn McFadden, 2006, Maryland
Alex McKay, 2013, Maryland
Alice Mercer, 2012, Maryland
Aly Messinger, 2012, North Carolina
Greta Meyer, 2007, Dartmouth
Olivia Mikkelsen, 2014, Notre Dame
Deborah Milani, 2013, Maryland
Morgan Miller, 2007, Duke
Alex Mundy, 2006, Vanderbilt
Allie Murray, 2011, Notre Dame
Kelly Myers, 2014, Stanford
Emily Newstrom, 2011, Stanford
Gianna Ossello, 2014, Duke
Josie Owen, 2008, Virginia
Paige Patterson, 2012, North Carolina
Allison Perkins, 2006, Maryland
Jackie Perry, 2014, Duke
Caroline Peters, 2013, Vanderbilt
Maggie Preas, 2013, Virginia
Katy Pridemore, 2014, Liberty
Cassie Pyle, 2008, Princeton
Carly Reed, 2013, North Carolina
Kelly Reese, 2013, Virginia
Colby Rhea, 2009, Florida
Morgan Rubin, 2011, North Carolina
Kathy Rudkin, 2014, Syracuse
Annie Ruland, 2013, Southern Calirornia
Maddie Salamone, 2009, Duke
Iliana Sanza, 2009, Maryland
Shelby Scanlin, 2014, Maryland
Claire Scarrone, 2012, Duke
Devon Schneider, 2012, Florida
Samantha Schrum, 2006, Johns Hopkins
Katie Schwarzmann, 2009, Maryland
Caroline Seats, 2011, Georgetown
Kara Secora, 2008, Denver
Alyssa Semones, 2011, Penn State
Rachel Serio, 2008, Johns Hopkins
Caileigh Sindall, 2011, North Carolina
Kelci Smesko, 2012, Duke
Brigid Smith, 2011, Duke
Margaret Smith, 2010, Notre Dame
Carolina Spearman, 2007, Duke
Covie Stanwick, 2011, Boston College
Katelyn Strasdauskas, 2006, Virginia
Zoe Stukenberg, 2013, Maryland
Courtney Swan, 2011, Virgina
Adrienne Tarver, 2010, Yale
Annie Taylor, 2008, Virginia
Annie Thomas, 2009, Virginia
Annie Thomas, 2011, Loyola
Taylor Thomas, 2010, North Carolina
Lauren Thomas, 2007, Georgetown
Courtney Tomchik, 2010, Penn
Morgan Torggler, 2013, Maryland
Stephanie Toy, 2012, Notre Dame
Amalie Trentzsch, 2010, Maryland
Taylor Trimble, 2011, Duke
Posey Valis, 2013, Virginia
Taylor Virden, 2010, Duke
Tianna Wallpher, 2014, UMBC
Megan Ward, 2012, North Carolina
Sloan Warren, 2011, Virginia
Corinne Wessels, 2014, Northwestern
Perrie White, 2007, Virginia
Wyatt Whitley, 2013, Virginia
Caity Whiteley, 2006, Virginia
Megan Whittle, 2014, Maryland
Mary Wittelsberger, 2007, Georgetown
Annie Woehling, 2011, Princeton
Molly Wolf, 2012, Loyola
Reilly Woodman, 2010, Gerogetown
Anne Zabel, 2012, UMBC
Cover from the 2010 Under
Armour All-America Program
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UA VFT SHOULDER PADS
PROTECTED TO THE SKIN.
So light, fast, and breathable that it feels like an extension of your own body. But when it’s time to hit, powerful
new UA VFT pad technology is stronger than you can imagine. Nobody can protect you like Under Armour.
CUSTOMIZE THE PROTECTION TO FIT YOUR GAME.
UA.com/lacrosse
STEELE STANWICK

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