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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/19/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings

1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 18-1: The defending state champion Raiders blanked Oxbridge Academy, 8-0, Tuesday night in the state playoffs.

2. Lambert (GA) 13-1: The Longhorns added two dominating wins and face Cambridge today.

3. The Woodlands (TX) 19-0: The Highlanders return to action against Kingwood on Friday.

4. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 12-2: The Crusaders fell, 10-4, to DC power Bullis School Tuesday.

5. Episcopal Dallas (FL) 11-0: The Eagles remain undefeated with a 10-8 win over No. 9 Highland Park and Tuesday’s 19-4 rout of Coppell (TX)..

6. St Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 9-1: The Saints defeated Cape Henry Collegiate 23-12.

7. Paul VI (VA) 10-3: They defeated previously ranked No. 6 St. Christopher’s 11-2.

8. Weddington (NC) 13-1: The Warriors face Ardrey Kell today.

9. Highland Park (TX) 10-3: The Fighting Scots fell to Episcopal Dallas 10-8.

10. Mill Creek (GA) 15-0 The Hawks defeated Grayson (GA), 12-10, to stay undefeated.

Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 13-2, Atlee (VA) 7-0, Briar Woods (VA) 8-1, Centennial (GA) 11-2, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 12-4, Dallas Jesuit (TX) 10-3, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Mary (FL) 15-5, Lake Norman (NC) 10-4, Lassiter (GA) 10-2, McCallie (TN) 6-2, Memphis University School (TN) 10-2, , Northwest Guilford (NC) 11-3, Oxbridge Academy (FL) 16-4, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2; Providence Day (NC) 11-4, Robinson (VA) 7-0, Wando (S.C.) 11-4.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/24/17

The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. Landon School (MD) 14-0; Prev: No. 3
The Bears take over the No. 1 spot. They host Georgetown Prep (MD) Friday in a big DC IAC game.

2. Culver Military Academy (IN) 12-1 Prev: No. 5
The Eagles claimed a brilliant 4-2 win over former No. 1 Hill Academy on Sunday behind a suffocating defense and standout goaltending by Matt Schmidt.

3. Darien (CT) 7-0 Prev: No. 2
The Blue Wave downed Wilton (CT), 11-4.

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 1
The Pride saw its 33-game win streak end Sunday in a 4-2 loss to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 9-1 Prev: No. 12
The Explorers play Catholic League rival St. Joseph’s Prep on Tuesday and then meet DeMatha (MD) in the annual Fallen Heroes Game at the Under Armour Banner Field in Baltimore.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 10-0 Prev: No. 8
The Seahawks toppled North Shore (NY), 13-4.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season Tuesday at Lassiter (GA).

8. Pittsford (NY) 7-0 Prev: No. 9
The Panthers toppled Duxbury (MA), 7-3, and host Victor on Thursday.

9. McDonogh School (MD) 9-2 Prev: No. 4
The Eagles fell to Calvert Hall, 11-9, in an MIAA contest.

10. Brunswick School (CT) 7-1; Prev: N. 13
The Bruins host Hun School (NJ) on Wednesday.

11. Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 7-0; Prev: No. 14
The Warriors host Summit (NJ) on Saturday.

12. Delbarton (NJ) 7-1 Prev: No. 15
The Green Wave toppled Malvern Prep (PA), 11-9.

13. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 13-2 Prev: No. 16
The Wildcats defeated Garden City, 7-4, and Chaminade, 11-10, back-to-back on Long Island after suffering a 15-11 loss to No 1 Landon School.

14. Bullis School (MD) 14-2 Prev: No. 17
The Bulldogs blitzed Georgetown Prep, 11-4.

15. Conestoga (PA) 10-1 Prev: No. 20
The Pioneers can make a major step toward a Central League title with a win over Garnet Valley on Thursday.

16. St. Mary’s (MD) 11-1 Prev: No. 6
The Saints are this year’s feel-good story, after going 1-15 last year following an MIAA title season in 2015. They beat St. Paul’s 10-9 in overtime to go to 2-0 in the MIAA.

17. Severna Park (MD) 10-0 Prev: No. 18
The Falcons play Friday at South River (MD).

18. The Woodlands (TX) 20-0 Prev: No. 19
The Highlanders closed their regular season with a 17-9 win over Kingwood (TX) and head to the Texas District playoffs.

19. St. Paul’s (MD) 10-2 Prev: No. 10
The Crusaders dropped a 10-9 overtime decision to St. Mary’s in the MIAA.

20. Calvert Hall (MD) 8-2 Prev: NR
The Cardinals dealt McDonogh an 11-9 defeat in the MIAA.

Under consideration: Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 8-0; Boys’ Latin (MD) 8-3; Chaminade (NY) 5-2; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Georgetown Prep (MD) 11-2; Gonzaga (DC) 10-5; Haverford School (PA) 7-4; Lambert (GA) 15-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 10-3; Massapequa (NY) 7-1; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 7-1; St. Anthony’s (NY) 7-2; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 19-1; Summit (NJ) 8-2; Syosset (NY) 9-1; Victor (N.Y.) 6-1; Ward Melville (NY) 7-2; Westhill (NY) 9-0.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/26/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings

1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 19-1: The defending state champion Raiders defeated Gulliver Prep 15-5 to adbance to the state semifinals Friday vs. Benjamin School.

2. Lambert (GA) 15-1: The Longhorns defeated Lovett 13-10. They face South Forsyth today.

3. The Woodlands (TX) 20-0: The Highlanders finished their regular season undefeated.

4. Paul VI (VA) 12-4: They defeated previously ranked No. 4 Cardinal Gibbons 14-9.

5. Episcopal Dallas (FL) 14-0: The Eagles remain undefeated and face Dallas Jesuit on Friday.

6. St Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 11-2: The Saints fell to Sts. Stephen & Agnes 12-11 in overtime but then defeated St.Christopher’s 13-10.

7. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 12-4: The Crusaders fell to a strong Landon team 8-5 and Paul VI 14-9.

8. Weddington (NC) 15-1: The Warriors defeated Ardrey Kell, 11-7.

9. Highland Park (TX) 11-3: The Fighting Scots defeated Dallas Jesuit, 7-5.

10. Lake Mary (FL) 16-5 The Rams are in the Florida state semifinals with their 9-8 win over Bolles 9-8.

Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 15-3, Atlee (VA) 7-0, Benjamin School (FL) 16-3; Briar Woods (VA) 9-1, Centennial (GA) 13-3, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 12-4, Dallas Jesuit (TX) 10-4, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 16-6, Lake Norman (NC) 13-4, Lassiter (GA) 11-4, Mauldin (S.C.) 16-0; McCallie (TN) 7-3, Memphis University School (TN) 12-3, Northwest Guilford (NC) 13-3, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2, Providence Day (NC) 12-4, Robinson (VA) 9-2, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 9-5; Wando (S.C.) 12-4.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 4/26/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Girls’ Southern Rankings:

1. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 15-1: The Saints fell to a strong Notre Dame Prep (MD) squad 11-8.

2. Bishop Ireton (VA) 13-5: The Cardinals claimed a triple overtime win over Milton (GA) and topped Roland Park (MD), 14-13.

3. Milton (GA) 13-4: The Eagles claimed an impressive 18-9 win over Cardinal Gibbons.

4. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 14-2: The Wildcats fell to Milton (GA) 18-9.

5. Barron Collier (FL) 20-1: The Cougars defeated Vero Beach 9-7 and will face St. Thomas Aquinas in the Florida state semifinals Friday.

6. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 17-1: The Raiders defeated previously ranked No. 4 American Heritage 10-9 to reach the state semifinals.

7. Hockaday School for Girls (TX) 14-2: The Daisies defeated Episcopal Dallas, 19-12, for the North District title.

8. Hutchison (TN) 14-0: The Sting defeated Ensworth (TN) 12-8 to remain undefeated.

9. Lassiter (GA) 13-3: The Trojans defeated Walton, 9-7.

10. American Heritage (FL) 19-1: The Stallions fell to St. Thomas Aquinas 9-7.

Under consideration: Apex (NC) 12-0, Bishop Moore (FL) 18-4. Charlotte Catholic (NC) 13-4, Ensworth (TN) 12-3, Hoggard (NC) 8-2, Lake Norman (NC) 13-2, Langley (VA) 12-0, Myers Park (NC) 15-1, Oakton (VA) 6-2, Ponte Vedra (FL) 15-4, St John’s (TX) 15-5; Wando (SC) 12-2, Wakefield (NC) 7-1, Woodson (VA) 10-0, North Gwinnett (GA) 16-1, Vero Beach (FL) 18-3, Wando (SC) 13-2..

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/1/17

The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. Landon School (MD) 17-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears defeated Gonzaga (DC), 10-8, Sunday in the battle for supremacy in the DC region.

2. Culver Military Academy (IN) 14-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles have two more games, vs. De Smet Jesuit (MO) and Glenbrook North (IL), before gearing for the Inter-Ac (PA) tournament.

3. Darien (CT) 9-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave claimed an 11-8 win over New Canaan (CT).

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride saw its 33-game win streak end last Sunday in a 4-2 loss to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 11-1 Prev: No. 5
The Explorers defeated Catholic League rival St. Joseph’s Prep, 10-2, and then toppled DeMatha (MD), 10-6, in the annual Fallen Heroes Game at the Under Armour Banner Field in Baltimore.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 12-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks toppled Locust Valley (NY), 14-6.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season with just one blemish, an 11-10 loss to Hill Academy.

8. Brunswick School (CT) 9-1 Prev: No. 10
The Bruins downed St. Augustine Prep (NJ), 14-3, at the Katie Samson Foundation Festival (PA).

9. Delbarton (NJ) 8-1 Prev: No. 12
The Green Wave toppled Mountain Lakes (NJ), 8-5.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 15-2 Prev: No. 13
The Wildcats play Tuesday at De La Salle (CA).

11. St. Paul’s (MD) 12-2 Prev: No. 19
The Crusaders play Tuesday at McDonogh in the MIAA.

12. Calvert Hall (MD) 10-2 Prev: No. 20
The Cardinals are 4-0 in the MIAA.

13. Bullis School (MD) 16-2 Prev: No. 14
The Bulldogs claimed a 15-7 win over DC IAC foe St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes.

14. Boys’ Latin (MD) 10-3 Prev: NR
The Lakers toppled McDonogh, 10-9, in overtime to move to 4-0 in the MIAA.

15. McDonogh School (MD) 10-3 Prev: No. 9
The Eagles fell to Boys’ Latin, 10-9, in overtime in an MIAA contest.

16. Severna Park (MD) 12-0 Prev: No. 17
The Falcons host 11-1 Broadneck on Saturday.

17. The Woodlands (TX) 22-0 Prev: No. 18
The Highlanders are a favorite to win the Texas Division I crown.

18. Massapequa (NY) 9-1 Prev: NR
The Chiefs defeated Syosset (NY), 8-4.

19. Victor (NY) 8-1 Prev: NR
The Blue Devils dealt Pittsford (NY) its first loss, 6-3.

20. Chaminade (NY) 7-2 Prev: NR
The Flyers host Massapequa on Wednesday.

Under consideration: Avon Old Farms (CT) 10-0; Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 10-0; Chatham (NJ) 11-1; Cherry Creek (CO) 12-1; Conestoga (PA) 11-3; Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 16-0; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garnet Valley (PA) 10-3; Georgetown Prep (MD) 11-3; Gonzaga (DC) 12-6; Haverford School (PA) 9-5; Lambert (GA) 16-1; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 8-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 12-4; Manhasset (NY) 8-2; Pittsford (NY) 9-1; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 8-3; St. Anthony’s (NY) 7-2; St. Mary’s (MD) 11-3; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Summit (NJ) 10-2; Syosset (NY) 10-2; Ward Melville (NY) 10-2.

C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/1/17
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the third wave of 11 boys who have been selected to compete in the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The game’s participants, which will be announced in four waves of 11 players through the end of May, will be divided into North and South teams in conjunction with the release of the final wave. The first wave was announced on April 4, while the second wave was released on April 17.

Wave III: Boys Under Armour All-Americans

Attack
Alex Buckanavage, Ridgefield, Conn. | Brunswick (Conn.) | Michigan
Nate Buller, Herndon, Va. | Landon (Md.) | Navy

Attack/ Midfield
James Avanzato, Lake Grove, N.Y. | Sachem North (N.Y.) | Maryland
Riley Curtis, Brampton, Ont. | Hill Academy (Ont.) | Denver

Midfield
Mike Drake, Wilmington, Del. | Salesianum (Del.) | Notre Dame
Jackson Reid, Guelph, Ont. | Culver Academy (Ind.) | Ohio State

Face-Off
Justin Shockey, Potomac, Md. | Landon (Md.) | Navy

Defense
Adrian Enchill, Pittsfield, Mass. | Westminster (Conn.) | Brown
Jared Reinson, Princeton, N.J. | Montgomery (N.J.) | Johns Hopkins

Goalie
Ryan Cornell, Darien, Conn. | Darien (Conn.) | Vermont
Drew Morris, New Canaan, Conn. | New Canaan (Conn.) | Maryland

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the third wave of 11 girls who have been selected to compete in the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The game’s participants, which will be announced in four waves of 11 players through the end of May, will be divided into North and South teams in conjunction with the release of the final wave. The first wave was announced on April 4, while the second wave was released on April 17.

Wave III: Senior Girls Under Armour All-Americans

Attack
McKenzie Harris, Pittsford, N.Y. | Brighton | Syracuse
Taylor McDaniels, Monrovia, Md. | Good Counsel | North Carolina

Midfield
Keegan Barger, Fallston, Md. | Notre Dame Prep | Johns Hopkins
Brennan Dwyer, Winnetka, Ill. | Loyola Academy | Northwestern
Scottie Rose Growney, Berwyn, Pa. | Conestoga | North Carolina
Shannon Kavanagh, St. James, N.Y. | Smithtown East | Florida
Kaci Messier, Victor, N.Y. | Victor | Notre Dame
Charlotte North, Dallas, Tex. | Episcopal School of Dallas | Duke

Defense
Margaret Donovan, Catonsville, Md. | McDonogh | Princeton
Brooke Robbins, Davidsonville, Md. | Severn School | Maryland

Goalie
Samantha Fish, San Diego, Calif. | Scripps Ranch | Princeton

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/3/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings

1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1: The Raiders won their second consecutive Florida state championship with a 12-7 win over Lake Highland Prep.

2. Lambert (GA) 16-1: The Longhorns are favored to repeat as 6A state champions.

3. The Woodlands (TX) 22-0: The Highlanders recently dominated Kinkaid 16-3.

4. Paul VI (VA) 15-4: The Panthers added a 10-5 win over Bishop O’Connell.

5. Episcopal Dallas (FL) 16-0: The Eagles remain undefeated after a 7-5 win over Dallas Jesuit.

6. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 12-4: The Crusaders return to play Friday against Panther Creek.

7. Weddington (NC) 15-1: The Warriors finished their regular season with an 11-4 win over Marvin Ridge.

8. St Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 13-3: The Saints fell to Norfolk Academy 16-15.

9. Norfolk Academy (VA) 14-3 The Bulldogs recently defeated previously ranked No.6 St Anne’s-Belfield.

10. Highland Park (TX) 11-4: The Fighting Scots fell to St. Mark’s 7-6 in triple overtime.

Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 15-4, Atlee (VA) 8-1, Benjamin School (FL) 16-4, Briar Woods (VA) 12-1, Centennial (GA) 15-3, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 14-4, Dallas Jesuit (TX) 11-5, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 17-7, Lake Norman (NC) 15-4, Lassiter (GA) 12-4, Mauldin (S.C.) 16-1, McCallie (TN) 8-4, Memphis University School (TN) 13-3, Middle Creek (NC) 17-0, Northwest Guilford (NC) 14-3, Patrick Henry Roanoke (VA) 9-1, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2, Providence Day (NC) 16-4, Robinson (VA) 12-2, Wando (S.C.) 14-4.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/3/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Girls’ Southern Rankings:

1. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 19-1: The Saints remain on top after a 14-12 win over Good Counsel (MD).

2. Bishop Ireton (VA) 14-5: The Cardinals finished their regular season with an 11-4 win over St. Mary’s (MD).

3. Milton (GA) 14-4: The Eagles finished their regular season with a 10-8 win over Cambridge.

4. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 15-2: The Wildcats finished their regular season with a 19-2 win over Pinecrest.

5. Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4: The Hornets won the Florida state championship.

6. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 17-2: The Eagles defeated Hockaday 14-10, for their first Southwest Prep Conference crown

7. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 18-2: The Raiders fell to Bishop Moore 13-12 in double overtime in the Florida state championships.

8. Hockaday School for Girls (TX) 19-4: The Daisies fell to Episcopal Dallas, 14-10 in the Southwest Prep Conference final.

9. Walton (GA) 12-6: The Raiders defeated previously ranked No. 8 Hutchison (TN), 17-16.

10. Lassiter (GA) 15-3: The Trojans ended their regular season with a 11-2 win over Charlotte CDS.

Under consideration: Apex (NC) 14-0, Charlotte Catholic (NC) 15-4, Ensworth (TN) 14-3, Hoggard (NC) 12-2, Hutchison (TN) 16-1, Lake Norman (NC) 15-2, Langley (VA) 14-0, Myers Park (NC) 15-2, North Gwinnett (GA) 17-1, Oakton (VA) 8-3, Ponte Vedra (FL) 15-5, Wakefield (NC) 10-1, Woodson (VA) 11-0, Vero Beach (FL) 18-3.

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By K.I. Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/5/17

St Andrews Episcopal School (TX) 2017 LSM-defenseman Grayson Clemmer has committed to play MCLA Dvision I lacrosse at Chapman University.

Grayson Clemmer profile:

High School: St. Andrews Episcopal School, Austin, TX

Position: LSM/D

Graduation Year: 2017

College Choice: Chapman University

Club Teams: 3D Los Angeles, Iron Horse

Lacrosse Honors: All-SPC, Coaches Award Winner, Groundball leader

Academic Honors: Honors Student

Expected Major: Business

Why did you choose Chapman? “I just loved the program from top to bottom and felt it was the right fit for me.”

HS team’s outlook for 2017 season? “We made playoffs but ended on a somewhat down note finishing sub-.500.”

Thank You: “I want to thank my coaches Jamie Debole and Joshua Blumenthol, without whom I wouldn’t be close to the player I am today.”

Other schools considered: Bucknell, Tufts

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/8/17

The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. Landon School (MD) 19-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears open play in the DC IAC playoffs Tuesday vs. St. Stephens & St. Agnes (VA).

2. Culver Military Academy (IN) 17-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles rolled to the title in the Midwest Lacrosse Challenge Sunday with a 17-1 win over Brother Rice (MI).

3. Darien (CT) 12-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave toppled St. Anthony’s (NY), 9-4.

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride saw its 33-game win streak end in a 4-2 season-ending loss to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 14-1 Prev: No. 5
The Explorers host Inter-Ac League co-leader Haverford School (PA) on Wednesday.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 14-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks toppled Greenwich (CT), 13-6.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season with just one blemish, an 11-10 loss to Hill Academy.

8. Brunswick School (CT) 11-1 Prev: No. 8
The Bruins travel to 12-0 Avon Old Farms (CT) on Wednesday.

9. Delbarton (NJ) 11-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave meet 14-1 Chatham for the Morris County championship Tuesday.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 17-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats defeated De La Salle (CA), 7-5, and gear for the WCAL playoffs.

11. Calvert Hall (MD) 12-2 Prev: No. 12
The Cardinals are 6-0 in the MIAA and host fellow leader Boys’ Latin on Tuesday.

12. Boys’ Latin (MD) 12-3 Prev: No. 14
The Lakers are 6-0 in the MIAA and play Calvert Hall on Tuesday.

13. Bullis School (MD) 17-2 Prev: No. 13
The Bulldogs face Georgetown Prep in the DC IAC semifinals on Tuesday.

14. McDonogh School (MD) 12-3 Prev: No. 15
The Eagles had a key 12-7 win over St. Paul’s in the MIAA.

15. Severna Park (MD) 14-0 Prev: No. 16
The Falcons defeated Broadneck (MD), 12-3 on Saturday.

16. The Woodlands (TX) 22-0 Prev: No. 17
The Highlanders toppled St. Mark’s, 9-6, to advance to the Texas state semifinals vs. 17-0 Episcopal School of Dallas on Saturday.

17. St. Paul’s (MD) 13-3 Prev: No. 11
The Crusaders play Tuesday at Archbishop Spalding in the MIAA.

18. Malvern Prep (PA) 15-4 Prev: NR
The Friars are tied atop the Inter-Ac League with Haverford School at 6-2 with two games to play.

19. Avon Old Farms (CT) 12-0 Prev: NR
The Winged Beavers host No. 8 Brunswick School on Wednesday

20. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 12-0 Prev: NR
The Panthers edged Moorestown (NJ), 10-8.

Under consideration: Avon Grove (PA) 14-1; Chaminade (NY) 8-3; Chatham (NJ) 14-1; Cherry Creek (CO) 14-1; Conestoga (PA) 14-3; Episcopal School of Dallas (TX) 17-0; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garnet Valley (PA) 12-4; Georgetown Prep (MD) 11-3; Gonzaga (DC) 12-6; Haverford School (PA) 12-5; Lambert (GA) 17-1; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 9-1; ; Manhasset (NY) 11-2; Massapequa (NY) 11-2; New Canaan (CT) 9-4; Pittsford (NY) 11-1; Seton Hall Prep (NJ) 11-3; St. Anthony’s (NY) 7-4; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 10-2; Ward Melville (NY) 12-2.

C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/9/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Southern Boys’ Rankings

1. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1: The Raiders won their second consecutive Florida state championship with a 12-7 win over Lake Highland Prep.

2. Lambert (GA) 18-1: The Longhorns face Pope on Friday in the Georgia state playoffs.

3. The Woodlands (TX) 23-0: The Highlanders face Episcopal Dallas Saturday in the state semis.

4. Paul VI (VA) 15-5: The Panthers fell to eventual champion St. John’s, 7-6, in overtime of the DC WCAC semifinals.

5. Episcopal Dallas (FL) 17-0: The Eagles face the Woodlands in the Texas state semis.

6. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 13-4: The Crusaders face Durham Jordan today in the state 4A playoffs.

7. Weddington (NC) 15-1: The Warriors face Marvin Ridge today in the state 1A/2A/3A playoffs.

8. St Anne’s-Belfield (VA) 15-3: The Saints play at Collegiate School today.

9. Norfolk Academy (VA) 16-3 The Bulldogs defeated Bishop Sullivan 16-6.

10. Highland Park (TX) 13-4: The Fighting Scots face Dallas Jesuit in the state semifinals Saturday.

Under Consideration: Ardrey Kell (NC) 16-4, Atlee (VA) 11-1, Benjamin School (FL) 16-4, Briar Woods (VA) 13-1, Centennial (GA) 16-3, Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 15-4, Dallas Jesuit (TX) 13-5, IMG Academy (FL) 12-1, Lake Highland Prep (FL) 17-7, Lake Norman (NC) 16-4, Lassiter (GA) 13-4, Mauldin (S.C.) 16-1, McCallie (TN) 8-4, Memphis University School (TN) 13-3, Middle Creek (NC) 18-0, Northwest Guilford (NC) 15-3, Patrick Henry Roanoke (VA) 11-1, Ponte Vedra (FL) 19-2, Robinson (VA) 12-2, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 12-6, Wando (S.C.) 14-4.

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/9/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Girls’ Southern Rankings:

1. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 22-1: The Saints finished their regular season with a 15-8 win over Agnes Irwin.

2. Bishop Ireton (VA) 16-5: The Cardinals defeated Good Counsel, 12-4, for the DC WCAC championship.

3. Milton (GA) 15-4: The Eagles defeated Dunwoody, 19-1, in the Georgia state playoffs.

4. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 16-2: The Wildcats play Millbrook today in the third round of the North Carolina state playoffs.

5. Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4: The Hornets won the Florida state championship with a 13-12 double overtime win over St. Thomas Aquinas.

6. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 20-2: The Eagles defeated Hockaday 16-10, for the Texas state championship.

7. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 18-2: The Raiders fell to Bishop Moore 13-12 in double overtime in the Florida state championships.

8. Lake Norman (NC) 16-2 : The Wildcats play Myers Park tonight in the third round of the North Carolina state playoffs.

9. Walton (GA) 12-6: The Raiders face Mill Creek today in the Georgia state tourney.

10. Lassiter (GA) 17-3: The Trojans defeated Northview, 16-5, in the Georgia state tourney.

Under consideration: Apex (NC) 16-0, Broughton (NC) 15-1, Charlotte Catholic (NC) 16-4, Ensworth (TN) 15-3, Hoggard (NC) 12-2, Hockaday School for Girls (TX) 20-5, Hutchison (TN) 17-1, Langley (VA) 15-0, Myers Park (NC) 16-2, North Gwinnett (GA) 18-1, Oakton (VA) 8-3, Ponte Vedra (FL) 15-5, Wakefield (NC) 10-1, Woodson (VA) 12-0, Vero Beach (FL) 18-3.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/15/17
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the fourth and final wave of 11 boys who have been selected to compete in the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The game’s participants have been announced in four waves of 11 players since early April. The first wave was announced on April 4, the second wave was released on April 17, and the third wave was announced on May 1. Rosters will be divided into North and South teams and will be released next week.

Wave IV: Boys Under Armour All-Americans

Attack
Ryan Lanchbury, Burlington, Ont. | Avon Old Farms (Conn.) | Richmond
Owen Seebold, Dallas, Texas | Highland Park (Texas) | Syracuse

Midfield
Colby Barker, Pittsford, N.Y. | Pittsford (N.Y.) | Ohio State
Tucker Dordevic, Portland, Ore. | Jesuit (Ore.) | Syracuse
Bryn Evans, Mill Valley, Calif. | St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) | Harvard
Harry Wellford, St. Louis, Mo. | MICDS (Mo.) | Virginia

Defense
Colin Hinton, Kensington, Md. | St. John’s College (D.C) | Maryland
Jackson Caputo, Riverside, Conn. | Deerfield (Mass.) | Brown
Hall Peters, Larksburg, Calif. | St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) | Virginia
Raines Shamburger, Atlanta, Ga. | Avon Old Farms (Conn.) | Duke

Goalie
Matthew Schmidt, Worthington, Ohio | Culver Academy (Ind.) | Notre Dame

Click here for all boys waves

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the fourth and final wave of 12 girls* who have been selected to compete in the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The game’s participants have been announced in four waves of 11 players since early April. The first wave was announced on April 4, the second wave was released on April 17, and the third wave was announced on May 1. Rosters will be divided into North and South teams and will be released next week.

Wave IV: Senior Girls Under Armour All-Americans

Attack
Molly Carter, Lynbrook, N.Y. | Lynbrook (N.Y.) | Syracuse
Grace Haus, Lutherville, Md. | Notre Dame Prep (Md.) | Florida
Kate Kotowski, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. | Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) | North Carolina
Livy Rosenzweig, Katonah, N.Y. | Somers (N.Y.) | Loyola

Midfield
Katie Cosgrove, Churchville, N.Y. | Churchville-Chili (N.Y.) | Duke
Kylie Davis, Sykesville, Md. | Century (Md.) | Maryland**
Samantha Fiedler, Reisterstown, Md. | Garrison Forest (Md.) | Loyola
Taylor Pinzone, Waltham, Mass. | Waltham (Mass.) | Northwestern
Courtney Renehan, Mount Airy, Md. | Glenelg (Md.) | Maryland
Eddy Shoop, Dewey Beach, Del. | Cape Henlopen (Del.) | Florida

Defense
Sabrina Cristodero, Glen Head, N.Y. | St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) | Florida***
Halle Graham, Rockville, Md. | Good Counsel (Md.) | Virginia
Kayla Wood, Catonsville, Md. | Catonsville (Md.) | North Carolina

Goalie
Bridget Deehan, Milton, Ga. | Milton (Ga.) | Notre Dame
Click here for all girls waves

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/19/17

The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. Landon School (MD) 21-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears cruised past Bullis School, 18-7, to win the DC IAC championship, capping a perfect season.

2. Culver Military Academy (IN) 19-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles play Episcopal Academy in the Inter-Ac Invitational semifinals tonight at Cabrini University.

3. Darien (CT) 16-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave close its season Saturday vs. Fairfield-Ledlowe (CT).

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride saw its 33-game win streak end in a 4-2 season-ending loss to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 17-1 Prev: No. 5
The Explorers play Archbishop Wood today in the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks play North Shore in the Section 8 Class C semifinals on Tuesday at Hofstra University.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season with just one blemish, an 11-10 loss to Hill Academy.

8. Brunswick School (CT) 14-1 Prev: No. 8
The Bruins can finish a perfect season in the New England West with a win Saturday over Berkshire.

9. Delbarton (NJ) 16-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave toppled Chatham, 10-8, for the Morris County championship.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep

11. Calvert Hall (MD) 15-2 Prev: No. 11
The Cardinals finished a perfect 9-0 in the MIAA regular season and have the top seed in the playoffs.

12. McDonogh School (MD) 15-3 Prev: No. 14
The Eagles tied for second with a 7-2 mark in the MIAA and face St. Mary’s tonight in the first round of the playoffs.

13. Severna Park (MD) 18-0 Prev: No. 15
The Falcons have advanced to the semifinals of the state 4A/3A tourney and face Blair tonight.

14. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 15-0 Prev: No. 20
The Panthers haven’t lost a regular season game since 2014.

15. Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-5 Prev: No. 16
The Lakers finished 7-2 in the MIAA regular season and have a first-round bye in the playoffs.

16. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 15-1 Prev: NR
The Red Rams toppled Victory, 9-8.

17. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 13
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.

18. Haverford School (PA) 15-6 Prev: NR
The Fords won their third straight outright Inter-Ac League title and play Malvern Prep tonight in the Inter-Ac Invitational semifinals.

19. Conestoga (PA) 16-3 Prev: NR
The Pioneers tied with Garnet Valley for the Central League title and face Hatboro-Horsham Saturday in the District 1 Class AAA quarterfinals.

20. Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-4 Prev: NR
The Churchmen face Culver Academy (IN) in the Inter-Ac Invitational semifinals tonight.

Under consideration: Avon Grove (PA) 17-1; Chaminade (NY) 10-4; Chatham (NJ) 14-2; Cherry Creek (CO) 17-1; ; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garnet Valley (PA) 15-4; ; Lambert (GA) 20-1; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 12-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-5; Manhasset (NY) 13-2; Massapequa (NY) 13-2; New Canaan (CT) 11-5; Pittsford (NY) 14-1; Ridgefield (CT) 13-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 14-2; Victor (NY) 12-3; Ward Melville (NY) 14-2.

C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17

The Summit Lacrosse North America Girls’ Rankings

1. McDonogh School (MD) 22-0 Prev: No. 1
The Eagles downed Notre Dame Prep, 12-9, in the IAAM title game for their ninth straight championship, eighth straight undefeated season and 177th consecutive win.

2. Glenelg (MD) 19-0 Prev: No. 2
The Gladiators face C.M. Wright today in the 3A/2A state finals at Stevenson.

3. Ridgewood (N.J.) 19-0 Prev: No. 3
The Maroons face Ridge today in the North Jersey North 1 Group 4 semifinals.

4. Ward Melville (NY) 17-0 Prev: No. 4
The Patriots clipped West Islip (NY), 11-9, Monday in the Suffolk County Class A quarterfinals.

5. Notre Dame Prep (MD) 19-3 Prev: No. 5
The Blazers fell to No. 1 McDonogh, 12-9, in the IAAM finals; two of their three losses were to the Eagles and the third to No. 2 Glenelg.

8. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5 Prev: NR
The Cardinals won a thriller over St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes, 9-8, in overtime on a goal by Reilly Casey, to win the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

6. Bridgewater-Raritan (NJ) 14-1 Prev: No. 8
The Panthers play Westfield today in the North Jersey North 2 Group 4 semifinals.

7. Moorestown (NJ) 18-2 Prev: No. 9
The Quakers routed Mainland, 18-4, Monday in the South Jersey Group 3 semifinals.

8. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2 Prev: No. 6
The Saints fell to Bishop Ireton, 9-8, in overtime in the Virginia Independent Schools championship.

9. Archbishop Carroll (PA) 19-1 Prev: No. 7
The Patriots defeated Cardinal O’Hara, 20-3, for their 17th straight Catholic League championship.

10. Garden City (NY) 16-1 Prev: No. 10
The Trojans routed Calhoun, 17-3, in the Nassau County Class B semifinals.

11. Mt. Sinai (NY) 14-2 Prev: No. 11
The Mustangs play a Suffolk County Class B semifinal Thursday.

12. Summit (NJ) 15-2 Prev: No. 12
The Hilltoppers defeated Roxbury, 14-3, in the North Jersey Group 3 Section 2 semifinals on Monday.

13. Conestoga (PA) 18-2 Prev: No. 13
The Pioneers host Owen J. Roberts Tuesday in the District 1 Class AAA semifinals.

14. Oak Knoll (NJ) 17-4 Prev: No. 14
The Royals toppled Providence, 18-9, in the semifinals of the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 1 playoffs.

15. Brighton (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 15
The Barons finished a perfect regular season.

16. Loyola Academy (IL) 24-2 Prev: No. 19
The Ramblers dealt Minnesota power Eden Prairie its first loss, 11-7.

17. Darien (CT) 14-3 Prev: No. 18
The Blue Wave routed Staples, 23-4, Monday in the FCIAC semifinals; they face Ridgefield in the finals on Wednesday

18. Torrey Pines (CA) 23-0 Prev: No. 20
The Falcons completed a perfect season by defeating Poway, 15-5, in the finals of the San Diego Section Open Division championship.

19. Lawrenceville (NJ) 20-2 Prev: No. 17
The Big Red fell to Oak Knoll, 15-14, in the NJ Prep A final.

20. Milton (GA) 19-4 Prev: NR
The Eagles defeated Cambridge, 13-4, for their 11th big-school state title in 13 years.

Under consideration:Agnes Irwin (PA) 19-5; Archbishop Spalding (MD) 13-5; Bayport-Blue Point (NY) 12-3; Bishop Ireton (VA) 16-5; Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4; Cardinal Gibbons (NC) 19-2; Century (MD) 14-3; Eastport-South Manor 12-2; Episcopal Academy (PA) 20-4; Garrison Forest (MD) 12-6; Glenelg Country School (MD) 15-5; Leonardtown (MD) 16-1; Longmeadow (MA) 14-1; Manchester Valley (MD) 13-3; Marriotts Ridge (MD) 13-4; Middle Country (NY) 13-3; Morristown (NJ) 15-5; New Canaan (CT) 10-4; Pittsford (NY) 14-1; Rumson-Fair Haven (NJ) 18-2; Sachem North (NY) 12-4; Severna Park (MD) 17-2; Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.) 9-2; Smithtown East (NY) 14-2; Upper Arlington (OH) 15-2; West Genesee (NY) 11-3; Westminster (MD) 13-2.

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By Chris Goldberg
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17

The C2C Lacrosse North America Boys’ Rankings

1. Landon School (MD) 21-0; Prev: No. 1
The Bears cruised past Bullis School, 18-7, to win the DC IAC championship, capping a perfect season.

2. Culver Military Academy (IN) 21-1 Prev: No. 2
The Eagles defeated Haverford School, 9-5, to repeat as champions of the Inter-Ac Invitational and avenge its only loss of the year on the same field it occurred.

3. Darien (CT) 17-0 Prev: No. 3
The Blue Wave face Wilton today in the FCIAC semifinals.

4. Hill Academy (ONT) 12-1 Prev: No. 4
The Pride had just one loss, a 4-2 season-ending defeat to Culver Academy.

5. La Salle (PA) 19-1 Prev: No. 5
The Explorers routed St. Joseph’s Prep, 13-3, in the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals.

6. Cold Spring Harbor (NY) 16-0 Prev: No. 6
The Seahawks play North Shore in the Section 8 Class C semifinals tonight at Hofstra University.

7. IMG National (FL) 11-1 Prev: No. 7
The Ascenders finish their season with just one blemish, an 11-10 loss to Hill Academy.

8. Brunswick School (CT) 15-1 Prev: No. 8
The Bruins toppled Berkshire School (CT), 13-5, to close an undefeated season in the New England West 1.

9. Delbarton (NJ) 16-1 Prev: No. 9
The Green Wave faces Christian Brothers today in the Non-Public Class A quarterfinals.

10. St. Ignatius Prep (CA) 19-2 Prev: No. 10
The Wildcats coasted to the WCAL championship with a 9-4 win over Bellarmine Prep

11. Calvert Hall (MD) 16-2 Prev: No. 11
The Cardinals defeated Loyola Blakefield, 12-8, in the MIAA semifinals and will face McDonogh for the title Thursday.

12. McDonogh School (MD) 17-3 Prev: No. 12
The Eagles downed Boys’ Latin, 11-8, in the MIAA semifinals and meet Calvert Hall for the crown Thursday.

13. Severna Park (MD) 19-0 Prev: No. 13
The Falcons face Churchill Wednesday in the state 4A/3A finals at Stevenson.

14. Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) 15-0 Prev: No. 14
The Panthers play Westfield Wednesday in the North NJ Group 4 semifinals.

15. Jamesville-DeWitt (NY) 16-1 Prev: No. 16
The Red Rams face Marcellus today in the Section 3 Class C semifinals.

16. Bullis School (MD) 18-3 Prev: No. 17
The Bulldogs fell to No. 1 Landon School, 18-7, in the DC IAC championship.

17. Haverford School (PA) 16-7 Prev: No. 18
The Fords fell to Culver Academy, 9-5, in the Inter-Ac Invitational finals.

18. Conestoga (PA) 18-3 Prev: No. 19
The Pioneers play at Garnet Valley today in the District 1 Class AAA semifinals.

19. Cherry Creek (CO) 18-1 Prev: NR
The Bruins routed Regis Jesuit, 17-8, to win the Colorado 6A state title.

20. Boys’ Latin (MD) 13-6 Prev: No. 15
The Lakers fell to McDonogh, 11-8, in the MIAA semifinals.

Under consideration: Avon Grove (PA) 18-1; ; Chaminade (NY) 10-4; Chatham (NJ) 15-2; Episcopal Academy (PA) 11-5; Everest Academy (On) 9-2; Garnet Valley (PA) 16-4; Lambert (GA) 20-2; Lassiter (GA) 17-4; Lincoln-Sudbury (MA) 13-1; Malvern Prep (PA) 17-6; Manhasset (NY) 13-2; Massapequa (NY) 13-2; New Canaan (CT) 11-6; Pittsford (NY) 15-1; Ridgefield (CT) 13-3; St. Paul’s (MD) 14-5; St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 21-1; Syosset (NY) 14-2; Victor (NY) 13-3; Ward Melville (NY) 15-2.

C2C is a national provider of premier showcases, camps, clinics and club teams for both boys and girls. C2C has club teams in Texas, Georgia and Virginia as well as a National team and provides elite instruction and player development. C2C also runs a series of Spotlight recruiting and showcase events in the Southwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the North and South team rosters that will take the field the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The boys Under Armour All-America Teams will be coached by a pair of Under Amour athletes and professional lacrosse stars. The North will be coached by Eric Law, while Jeremy Sieverts will lead the South.

The game’s 44 participants were announced in four waves of 11 players over the course of the spring.

Boys Under Armour All-America North Team
Position Name High School College
A Tehoka Nanticoke IMG Academy (Fla.) Albany
A Chris Gray Shoreham Wading River (N.Y.) Boston U.
A Aiden Olmstead Corning (N.Y.) Loyola
A Alex Bucknavage Brunswick (Conn.) Michigan
A James Avanzato Sachem North (N.Y.) Maryland
A Ryan Lanchbury Avon Old Farms (Conn.) Richmond
FO Justin Inacio Hill Academy (Ont.) Ohio State
M Lucas Quinn Niskayuna (N.Y.) Syracuse
M Ryan O’Connell New Canaan (Conn.) North Carolina
M Connor DeSimone Smithtown East (N.Y.) Johns Hopkins
M Matt Licciardi Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) Cornell
M Riley Curtis Hill Academy (Ont.) Denver
M Jackson Reid Culver Academy (Ind.) Ohio State
M Colby Barker Pittsford (N.Y.) Ohio State
D Arden Cohen Gunnery School (Conn.) Notre Dame
D Frank Tangredi Chaminade (N.Y.) Harvard
D Andrian Enchill Wesminister (Conn.) Notre Dame
D Jared Reinson Montgomery (N.J.) Johns Hopkins
D Chris Fake Hun School (N.J.) Yale
D Jackson Caputo Deerfield (Mass.) Brown
G Drew Morris New Canaan (Conn.) Maryland
G Ryan Cornell Darien (Conn.) Vermont

Boys Under Armour All-America South Team
Position Name High School College
A Bubba Fairman Deerfield (Mass.)/Brighton, (Utah) Maryland
A Colin Munro Mountain Vista (Colo.) North Carolina
A Alex Trippi Bullis (Md.) North Carolina
A Connor Morin Morristown-Beard (N.J.) Notre Dame
A Nate Buller Landon (Md.) Navy
A Owen Seebold Highland Park (Texas) Syracuse
FO Justin Shockey Landon (Md.) Navy
M Matt Moore Garnet Valley (Pa.) Virginia
M Nakeie Montgomery Episcopal Dallas (Texas) Duke
M Cam Badour IMG Academy (Fla.) Duke
M Michael Drake Salesianum (Del.) Notre Dame
M Harry Wellford MICDS (Mo.) Virginia
M Tucker Dordevic Jesuit (Ore.) Syracuse
M Bryn Evans St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) Harvard
D Owen Pryblyski Westfield (Pa.) Villanova
D Carson Cochran Brother Rice (Mich.) Notre Dame
D Colin Hinton St. John’s College (D.C) Maryland
D Andrew Fowler Landon (Md.) Cornell
D Hall Peters St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) Virginia
D Raines Shamburger Avon Old Farms (Conn.) Duke
G Alex Rode St. Paul’s (Md.) Virginia
G Matthew Schmidt Culver Academy (Ind.) Notre Dame

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TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/23/17
From Press Release

Under Armour, in conjunction with Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse, is thrilled to announce the North and South team rosters that will take the field the 12th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on July 1 at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium. The girls’ game will get underway at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by the boys’ game at 8:00 p.m.

The girls Under Armour All-America North will be coached by former Johns Hopkins standout Mary Key Parme, while Under Armour athlete and U.S. National Team midfielder and three-time Tewaaraton winner Taylor Cummings will lead the South.

The game’s 44 participants and four honorees were announced in four waves this spring.

Girls Under Armour All-America North Team
Position Name High School College
A Molly Carter Lynbrook (N.Y.) Syracuse
A Kate Kotowski Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) North Carolina
A Jamie Ortega Centereach/ Middle Country (N.Y.) North Carolina
A Livy Rosenzweig Somers (N.Y.) Loyola
A Kyla Sears Skaneateles (N.Y.) Princeton
M Catriona Barry St. Ignatius Prep (Calif.) Duke
M Hannah Cermack Ridgewood (N.J.) Boston College
M Katie Cosgrove Churchville-Chili (N.Y.) Duke
M Brennan Dwyer Loyola Academy (Ill.) Northwestern
M Kelsey Huff Eastport-South Manor (N.Y.) USC
M Chloe Jones Lawrenceville (N.J.) Virginia
M Shannon Kavanagh Smithtown East (N.Y.) Florida
M Allison Mastroianni Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.) North Carolina
M Kaci Messier Victor (N.Y.) Notre Dame
M Taylor Pinzone Waltham (Mass.) Northwestern
M Sophia Triandafils Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.) Penn State
M/D Cailee Perettine Farmingdale (N.Y.) Boston College
D Margaret Donovan McDonogh (Md.) Princeton
D Emily Vengilio Mount Sinai (N.Y.) Penn State
D Kayla Wood Catonsville (Md.) North Carolina
G Riley Hertford Lake Oswego (Ore.) USC
G Hannah Van Middelem Mount Sinai (N.Y.) Syracuse
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D Sabrina Cristodero St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) Florida*
A McKenzie Harris Brighton (N.Y.) Syracuse**
D Olivia Smith St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) Penn**

*Will not participate due to conflict.
**Will not participate due to injury.

Girls Under Armour All-America South Team
Position Name High School College
A Ali Baiocco Oak Knoll (N.J.) Stanford
A Zoe Belodeau St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) Penn
A Grace Haus Notre Dame Prep (Md.) Florida
A Catie May McDonogh (Md.) Maryland
A Taylor McDaniels Good Counsel (Md.) North Carolina
M Andie Aldave McDonogh (Md.) Notre Dame
M Keegan Barger Notre Dame Prep (Md.) Johns Hopkins
M Samantha Fiedler Garrison Forest (Md.) Loyola
M Grace Griffin Liberty (Md.) Maryland
M Scottie Rose Growney Conestoga (Pa.) North Carolina
M Shelby Harrison St. Mary’s (Md.) Johns Hopkins
M Charlotte North Episcopal School of Dallas (Texas) Duke
M Courtney Renehan Glenelg (Md.) Maryland
M Liz Scott Conestoga (Pa.) Loyola
M Eddy Shoop Cape Henlopen (Del.) Florida
M Samantha Swart Archbishop Carroll (Pa.) Syracuse
D Laurie Bracey Centennial (Md.) Maryland
D Halle Graham Good Counsel (Md.) Virginia
D Mollie Miller St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (Va.) Georgetown
D Brooke Robbins Severn (Md.) Maryland
G Bridget Deehan Milton (Ga.) Notre Dame
G Samantha Fish Scripps Ranch (Calif.) Princeton
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M Kylie Davis Century (Md.) Maryland***

*** Will not participate due to injury.

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Below is one of a series of major conference and all-state teams being posted by TopLaxRecruits.com. To send or report an all-conference or all-state team please e-mail us at golax@toplaxrecruits.com

TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/24/17

The Texas 2017 All-State and All-District teams for 2017:

North Texas Division I
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Michael Anderson Keller Attack #5 JR
Nick Arvin Plano West Defense #22 SR
Scott Bower Episcopal School of Dallas Defense #5 SO
Ryan Darby Plano West Goalie #15 SR
George Elmquist Southlake Defense #54 SR
Kyle Massimilian Highland Park Midfield/FOGO #24 SR
Brandon Meaux Episcopal School of Dallas Attack #12 JR
Luke Millican Jesuit Goalie #4 SR
Nakeie Montgomery Episcopal School of Dallas Midfield #13 SR
Luke Rogers St. Marks Midfield #22 SR
Cade Saustad Highland Park Defense #11 JR
Patrick Skalniak Episcopal School of Dallas Midfield #4 JR
David Sprock Jesuit Midfield #0 JR
Jake Vaughn St. Marks Attack #9 SR
Chris Walker Highland Park Midfield/LSM #20 SR
Casey Wasserman Southlake Midfield #9 SR
Cole Watson Flower Mound Attack #33 SR

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Parker Alexander Highland Park Midfield #17 SR
Daniel Burnam Jesuit Attack #12 SR
Sammy Cambere Flower Mound Defense #19 JR
Cody Foster Plano West Midfield #4 SR
Ben Goyne Coppell Midfield #11 SR
Spencer Haddock Coppell Attack #6 SR
John House Highland Park Midfield #7 SR
Peyton Jefferson Allen Midfield/LSM #53 JR
Aidan Johnston Jesuit Defense #48 JR
Prescott King Episcopal School of Dallas Goalie #42 JR
Kyle Kooda Plano West Defense #23 JR
Elliot Nelson Highland Park Attack #12 JR
Ripken Reynolds Coppell Midfield/FOGO #10 SR
Sam Schroeder St. Marks Midfield #23 JR
Dixon Smith Jesuit Defense #8 SR
Reese Walker Coppell Attack #18 JR

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Nick Donfris Southlake Defense #12 SR
Ryan Gordon Coppell Defense #48 SR
Max Holsomback Highland Park Attack #15 SR
Vincent Ianeriero Flower Mound Defense #15 JR
Cooper Kneese Highland Park Attack #9 JR
Case Lowery St. Marks Midfield/FOGO #3 SR
Paxton Marks Episcopal School of Dallas Midfield/LSM #11 SR
Garrett Mize St. Marks Midfield #10 JR
Wilson Murphree Plano West Midfield #18 FR
Jack Tabor Jesuit Midfield #9 JR
Shawn Tran Episcopal School of Dallas Attack #8 SR
Lincoln Veitenhelmer Keller Midfield #10 JR
Christian Viracola Episcopal School of Dallas Defense #7 SR
Doak Walker Highland Park Goalie #16 FR
Will White Allen Midfield #3 SR
Trey Wiederecht Dallas Jesuit Attack #3 SR

District Awards

Name Team Award
Nathan Farabee Plano East Coach of the Year
Adam Schneider Plano West Assistant Coach of the Year
Colin Cutler Hillcrest Assistant Coach of the Year
Bill Elliott Hillcrest Person of the Year
Chris Surran Dallas Jesuit Person of the Year

Division II

Division II Post-Season Awards
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Emilio Ames Plano East Defense
Cale Dow Colleyville Attack
Alex Eubank Frisco Midfield/LSM
Luke Fisher Rockwall Attack
Collin Harber Prosper Goalie
Caleb Holdridge Greenhill Attack
Brody Lowry Rockwall Attack
Mason Marano Greenhill Midfield/FOGO
Clayton Moore Colleyville Midfield
Carson Newman Rockwall Midfield
Jon Robbins Plano Defense
Michael Smat Fort Worth Saints Goalie
Jordan Sullivan Frisco Defense
Phillip Watters Frisco Midfield
Jacob Williams Rockwall Defense
Blake Wills Highland Park DII Midfield
Jeremy Winston Parish Midfield

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Jack Barnet Plano Midfield
Hudson Bearden Fort Worth Saints Midfield/FOGO
Andrew Bonnet Highland Park DII Midfield/LSM
Jaime Cantu Prestonwood Midfield
Ardi Elliot Plano Attack
Cameron Hamway Colleyville Midfield
Gavin Harmon Frisco Attack
JC Hohenshelt Rockwall Defense
Harris Hubbard Highland Park DII Defense
Alex Rose Greenhill Midfield
Cole Schmitt Prosper Attack
Drew Scott Highland Park DII Midfield
Kyle Shea Plano Goalie
Alex Weis Plano East Attack
Kyle Williams Plano Defense
Cole Williams Parish Defense

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Justin Brown Hebron Midfield
Braden Carlson Frisco Defense
Keaton Etheredge Prosper Midfield
Clay Fearin Prosper Attack
Aidan Gildea Frisco Defense
Dylan Hampel Frisco Midfield
Makay Hansen Highland Park DII Attack
Braeden Hudson Colleyville Defense
Luke Johnson Fort Worth Saints Midfield/LSM
Reed Lewis Rockwall Midfield
Zach Maserang Colleyville Attack
Kris Moyer Plano East Midfield
Walker Mullen Greenhill Goalie
Cabe Parham Prosper Defense
Cameron Reeves Highland Park DII Midfield/FOGO
Hunter Roberts Rockwall Attack

District Awards

Name Team Award
Nathan Farabee Plano East Coach of the Year
Adam Schneider Plano West Assistant Coach of the Year
Colin Cutler Hillcrest Assistant Coach of the Year
Bill Elliott Hillcrest Person of the Year
Chris Surran Dallas Jesuit Person of the Year

Central Texas
Division I Post-Season Awards
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Walt Alexander Austin Defense #11 SO
Hayden Baker Westlake Midfield #10 SR
Joey Ceshkar Lake Travis Midfield #26 SR
Oliver Dina Westlake Midfield/LSM #29 SR
Harrison Essex Lake Travis Attack #10 sr
Kyle Fleher Anderson Midfield #13 SR
Turner Hamlin Westlake Defense #25 SR
Tanner Heinchon Dripping Springs Midfield/FOGO #42 SR
Connor Laird Bowie Goalie #30 SR
Tyler Pellegrino Lake Travis Attack #5 JR
Coston Pendleton Vandegrift Attack #8 JR
Luke Policke Cedar Park Midfield #7 JR
Jackson Rose Lake Travis Attack #27 JR
Miles Sigel Westlake Defense #3 SO
Rob Soluri Westlake Goalie #28 JR
Jacob Stoebner Westlake Defense #21 JR
Tate Young Westlake Midfield #1 JR

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Dalton Allen Austin Midfield #2 SR
Joe Barbella Lake Travis Midfield/FOGO #1 JR
Reed Cameron Austin Attack #9 JR
Reed Elliott Lake Travis Defense #21 SR
Will Harris Cedar Park Defense #18 SR
Connor Jamail Dripping Springs Midfield #2 JR
Keaton Jones Westlake Midfield #7 JR
Braden Knight Cedar Park Midfield/LSM #99 SR
Peter Layne Austin Defense #19 SO
Preston Lynch Westlake Attack #22 JR
Dawson Merrill Anderson Midfield #8 JR
Owen O’ Neill Westlake Attack #16 JR
Gabe Reno Dripping Springs Attack #8 JR
Carver Skarnulis Anderson Goalie #4 JR
Zachary Swenson Lake Travis Defense #4 SR
Hunter Valk Cedar Park Midfield #20 SR

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Robert Almand Vandegrift Midfield #11 SO
Giles Andrews Dripping Springs Defense #9 SO
Johnny Cohen Round Rock Attack #3 SR
Reagan Gessler Cedar Park Attack #5 JR
Jed Hursh Lake Travis Midfield #30 SR
Wes Jenson Lake Travis Goalie #19 SR
Laine Lykins Round Rock Attack #20 SR
Chris Mateja Austin Midfield #24 SR
Ethan McNereny Lake Travis Midfield/LSM #9 SO
Mason Pierce Round Rock Defense #25 SR
Jack Roberts Anderson Midfield #1 JR
Braden Ross Westwood Defense #44 JR
Foster Scaff Vandegrift Defense #20 SR
Curtis Small TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas Midfield #22 SR
Arturo Volpe Alamo Heights Attack #29 SR
Devon Zuck Lake Travis Midfield/FOGO #13 JR

District Awards

Name Team Award
Scott Conrad Cedar Park Coach of the Year
Dom Fin Lake Travis Assistant Coach of the Year
Jay McCracken 000 Person of the Year

Central Texas Division II

Division II Post-Season Awards
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Ryan Bass McNeil Defense #15 Sr
Mason Cain Georgetown Attack #21
Ryan Clark Regents Defense #3 Jr
Adam Court McNeil Attack #21 Jr
Christian DeAngelis Regents Midfield/FOGO #23 Jr
Ethan Frischhertz Westlake DII Midfield/LSM #17 Fr
Trey Froehlich Regents Midfield #8 Jr
Caleb Jarrard Georgetown Defense #11 Sr
Joe Keeney Westlake DII Goalie #5 So
Andrew Kuhlman Regents Goalie #9 Fr
Franklin Lassandro St Stephens Midfield #23 Jr
Nic Petter Georgetown Defense #38 So
Tyler Rozas Westlake DII Midfield #18 Jr
Tiernan Schindel Cedar Ridge Attack #1 Jr
Colin Snyder Georgetown Midfield #17 Sr
Bryce Walker Westlake DII Attack #9 Fr
Walter Woo St Stephens Midfield #22 Jr

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Clay Anderson St. Michael’s Defense #20
Hill Atwell St. Stephen’s Goalie #33
Alex Briggs St Andrews Midfield #22 Jr
Dylan Cahil Georgetown Defense #20 So
Christian Daehler Regents Midfield/LSM #11 Sr
Cason Doyle St Andrews Defense #16 Jr
Nicolas English Georgetown Midfield/FOGO #16 So
Ethan Hanna St Andrews Midfield #21 Fr
Scott Holmquist McNeil Attack #4 Sr
Jack Mireur Westlake Midfield #4 So
Wes Mizell Westlake DII Attack #2 So
August Stroh Gateway Midfield #2 Sr
Josh Tipton Cedar Ridge Midfield #41 Sr
Jack Watson St Michaels Attack #2 Sr
Reydon Weis St Stephens Defense #29 Sr
Will Ziebert St Andrews Attack #8 Sr

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Jacob Astin McNeil Midfield/LSM #10 So
Samuel Buch St Michaels Midfield #4 Sr
Michael Dodgin Westlake DII Midfield #1 So
Brayden Duncan St Andrews Attack #6 Fr
Norwood Forest Regents Midfield #6 Sr
Jake Hammock St Stephens Defense #6 Sr
Walt Horton Regents Defense #13 Jr
Emory Horton Georgetown Attack #15 so
Matthew Lutz McNeil Midfield/FOGO #28 Jr
Hunter Rogers St Michaels Attack #7 Fr
Andrew Sabatino McNeil Attack #53 Sr
Garrett Schmitt Cedar Ridge Defense #10 Jr
Duece Smoot Westlake Defense #25 FR
Nathan Truett Georgetown Goalie #28 So
Allan Truett Georgetown Midfield #28 Sr
Taylor Walters St Stephens Midfield #1 Sr

District Awards

Name Team Award
Scott Conrad Cedar Park Coach of the Year
Dom Fin Lake Travis Assistant Coach of the Year
Jay McCracken 000 Person of the Year

South Texas
Division I

Division I Post-Season Awards
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Jack Barron Woodlands Midfield #6 JR
Brandon Baty Woodlands Attack #4 SR
Andrew Beasley Memorial Midfield #9 SR
Quinn Binney Woodlands Midfield #5 JR
Brent Bishop Memorial Defense #28 SR
Parker Browne Kinkaid Goalie #21 JR
Carson Daspit Woodlands Defense #1 JR
Nathan Drickamer Woodlands Midfield/FOGO #55 JR
Wheeler Gibson St. John’s Midfield #18 SR
Gunner Luckoski Woodlands Goalie #88 SR
Ramsey McCreary Woodlands Midfield #3 JR
Grant Murphy Woodlands Midfield/LSM #14 SR
Nick Rauchle Woodlands Attack #2 SR
Jackson Shearer Woodlands Defense #7 JR
Christian Starcke Woodlands Defense #31 JR
Reese Sullivan Kinkaid Attack #17 JR
Jacob Tatum Kingwood Attack #29 SR

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Brock Cannon St. John’s Defense #44 SR
Christian Delemos Memorial Attack #4 SR
Johnny Demary Woodlands Attack #9 SR
Tanner Galbreath Seven Lakes Defense #3 JR
Ethan Gant Kingwood Midfield #22 SR
Payton Harvey Clear Lake Attack #22 SR
Owen House Seven Lakes Midfield/FOGO #85 SO
Rob Lahourcade Kinkaid Midfield #3 SR
Jacob Maddox Memorial Defense #12 SO
James McDowell Woodlands Midfield #16 JR
Jacob Moore Woodlands Midfield #8 JR
Sean Mowatt Larssen Strake Jesuit Attack #7 JR
Michael Navarro Memorial Goalie #8 JR
Jack Nevil Kinkaid Defense #12 JR
Jake Reinbolt Kinkaid Midfield/LSM #18 JR
Phin Sprague Kinkaid Midfield #22 SR

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Joel Borman Friendswood Goalie #20 JR
Jackson Brattain Seven Lakes Defense #16 JR
Andrew Briones Friendswood Defense #4 SR
Brady Buffington Friendswood Defense #32 SO
Caleb Cole Seven Lakes Attack #22 JR
Austin Gedeon Cy-Ranch Defense #28 JR
Jack Graham Strake Jesuit Attack #25 SR
Seamus McFarland Strake Jesuit Midfield #2 JR
Jake Meyer Cy-Ranch Midfield #4 SR
Matthew Minnick Seven Lakes Midfield #42 JR
Ryan Perouty Episcopal Houston Attack #2 SR
Gavin Reid Seven Lakes Midfield #28 JR
Robert Shively Kinkaid Attack #35 JR
Greg Tingleaf Memorial Midfield/FOGO #17 FR
Bailey Zimmerman Friendswood Midfield #11 JR
Diego Zimmerman Woodlands Midfield/LSM #42 SO

District Awards

Name Team Award
Keith Tintle 000 Coach of the Year
Brendan Hunt Langham Creek Coach of the Year
Keith Tintle Woodlands Coach of the Year
Dane Merriman Sienna Plantation Assistant Coach of the Year
Jack Matthews Kinkaid Assistant Coach of the Year
Mike Cavanaugh Seven Lakes Person of the Year
Brendan DeFrayne George Ranch Person of the Year

Division II

Division II Post-Season Awards
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Kyle Cash The Woodlands Goalie
Luca Fasula Klein Defense
Travis Frey Klein Attack
Jack Greig Sienna Plantation Defense
Matt Kosche Woodlands DII Midfield
Sonny Lund Lamar Goalie
Skyler Merriman Sienna Plantation Midfield
Sean Molyneux Sienna Plantation Attack
Grant Morris Woodlands DII Defense
Cole Simmonds Sienna Plantation Midfield/LSM
Blake Sitterly Langham Creek Midfield/FOGO
Conner Sommer Cy Woods Attack
Austin Thompson Langham Creek Midfield
Tyler Wardlow Langham Creek Defense
Tyler Watts Pearland Midfield
Mitch Williams Woodlands DII Attack
Dylan Young Cy Woods Midfield

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Noah Barrera Sienna Plantation Defense
Camden Beck Stratford Midfield
Dylan Binney Woodlands DII Attack
Noah Bryson Magnolia Defense
Will Carter Klein Defense
Billy Crawford Travis Midfield/LSM
Zach Dagnall Sienna Plantation Midfield/FOGO
Ethan Dellmore Woodlands DII Defense
Tate Dyer Langham Creek Attack
Graham Icke Sienna Plantation Attack
Tyler Johnson Langham Creek Midfield
Justin Macha Pearland Attack
Wade Rhodes Klein Midfield
Cameron Rose Travis Goalie
Blake Sitterly Langham Creek Midfield
Brennan Tucker Travis Midfield

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Broosk Barazi Lamar Midfield
Garrett Broussard Katy Midfield
Haydon Burge Magnolia Midfield/FOGO
Gabe Coates Woodlands DII Defense
Ryan Crouch Klein Midfield/LSM
Noah Davis Stratford Attack
Tomer Downing Lamar Midfield
Ethan Epple Travis Attack
Noah Gomez Pearland Defense
Hunter Hall Magnolia Defense
Jacob Hamilton Pearland Attack
Joey Lindner Klein Midfield
Tim O’Connor Westside Goalie
Nolan Shipley Katy Midfield
Nate Staff Klein Attack
Will Thompson Langham Creek Defense

District Awards

Name Team Award
Keith Tintle 000 Coach of the Year
Brendan Hunt Langham Creek Coach of the Year
Keith Tintle Woodlands Coach of the Year
Dane Merriman Sienna Plantation Assistant Coach of the Year
Jack Matthews Kinkaid Assistant Coach of the Year
Mike Cavanaugh Seven Lakes Person of the Year
Brendan DeFrayne George Ranch Person of the Year

San Antonio
Division II

Division II Post-Season Awards
All-State

Name Team Position Num Grade
Nick Akin Smithson Valley Attack #5 SO
Brance Anderson Smithson Valley Defense #30 JR
Will Baker Central Catholic Goalie #8 JR
Connor Callihan Reagan Midfield/FOGO #8 SO
Brady Chubb Smithson Valley Attack #8 JR
Dominic DeBerardino Saint Mary’s Hall Midfield/LSM #10 SR
John Janes Saint Mary’s Hall Midfield #3 SR
Nico Juarez Central Catholic Midfield #9 SR
Matt Kollmansberger Smithson Valley Midfield #4 SO
Ben Libby Central Catholic Attack #6 SR
Tanner Murphy Reagan Midfield #7 JR
Nathaniel Perry Central Catholic Midfield #8 SR
Seth Reich Reagan Goalie #41 SR
Christian Reil Reagan Attack #11 SR
Trey Satterfield Reagan Defense #24 SR
Cole Snody Smithson Valley Defense #20 JR
Jarrett Zillman Smithson Valley Defense #40 JR

All-District

Name Team Position Num Grade
Jesus Cano Saint Marys Hall Goalie #8 FR
Logan Cantu Reagan Midfield/LSM #0 SO
Tristan DeBerardino Saint Mary’s Hall Attack #16 JR
Daniel Guerra Central Catholic Defense #3 JR
Leo Gutierrez Roosevelt Attack #1 SR
Trey Hedlund Reagan Attack #9 JR
Kyle Horsman Reagan Attack #4 JR
Johnny Keefer Reagan Midfield #1 SO
Henry Kostiv Saint Mary’s Hall Defense #12 SR
LeeCharles McNeil Saint Mary’s Hall Midfield/FOGO #32 SO
Samuel Metersky Saint Mary’s Hall Defense #32 JR
Aidan Mullins Reagan Defense #30 JR
David Perez Reagan Midfield #15 SR
Kaleb Reed Smithson Valley Midfield #11 JR
Jeremy Ritter Saint Mary’s Hall Midfield #5 SR
Kelly Santos Reagan Midfield #6 SO

Honorable Mention

Name Team Position Num Grade
Jacob Cox Smithson Valley Midfield/LSM #10 SO
Jack Fisher Saint Marys Hall Defense #9 SR
Isaac Goldstone Saint Marys Hall Attack #13 JR
Ethan Kwan Reagan Midfield/FOGO #20 SR
Logan Smith Smithson Valley Goalie #34 SO
Jonny Smith Reagan Midfield #34 JR
Harrison Wissel-Littman Reagan Midfield/LSM #5 JR

District Awards

Name Team Award
Tre Sherwood Saint Marys Hall Coach of the Year
Tommy Villa Central Catholic Assistant Coach of the Year
Jay McCraken TMI Person of the Year

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By Renee Olivett
TopLaxRecruits.com, Posted 5/24/17

The TopLaxRecruits.com Girls’ Southern Rankings:

1. Bishop Ireton (VA) 19-5: The Cardinals defeated St. Stephen’s & Agnes, 9-8, in overtome to win the VISAA I championship.

2. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes (VA) 27-2: The Saints fell to Virginia state rival Bishop Ireton 9-8 in overtime.

3. Milton (GA) 15-4: The Eagles defeated Cambridge 13-4 to win the Georgia state championship.

4. Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 20-2: The Wildcats downed Myers Park 19-12 to take the North Carolina state championship.

5. Bishop Moore (FL) 20-4: The Hornets won the Florida state championship with a 13-12 double overtime win over St. Thomas Aquinas.

6. Episcopal Dallas (TX) 20-2: The Eagles defeated Hockaday 16-10, for the Texas state championship.

7. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) 18-2: The Raiders fell to Bishop Moore 13-12 in double overtime in the Florida state championships.

8. Hutchison (TN) 20-1: The Sting defeated Harpeth Hall 18-7 to win the Tennessee state championship.

9. Myers Park (NC) 19-3 : The Mustangs made it to the North Carolina state championship before falling to Cardinal Gibbons 19-12.

10. Cambridge (GA) 18-7: The Bears fell to Milton 13-4 in the Georgia state championship.

Under consideration: Apex (NC) 17-1, Charlotte Catholic (NC) 17-5, Collegiate School (VA) 17-6, Ensworth (TN) 16-4, Hoggard (NC) 12-2, Hockaday (TX) 20-5, Lake Norman (NC) 16-3, Langley (VA) 19-0, North Gwinnett (GA) 20-2, Ponte Vedra (FL) 15-5, Wakefield (NC) 10-1, Woodson (VA) 15-1, Vero Beach (FL) 18-3.

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