ABOUT THE EVENT TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIOR SCHEDULE Welcome ...... 4 Girls All-America Rosters ...... 5 All Senior game activities held on Saturday, June 30 in Stadium North Girls All-America Bios ...... 6-8 South Girls All-America Bios ...... 10-13 Girls Game Records ...... 14 Girls All-America Game ...... 5pm Girls Underclass Rosters ...... 16-18 Boys Underclass Rosters ...... 19-21 Boys All-America Rosters ...... 23 Boys All-America Game ...... 8pm Boys Game Records ...... 25 North Boys All-America Bios ...... 26-28 South Boys All-America Bios ...... 30-32 Event Notes ...... 33 Event History ...... 34-36 All-Time Alumni ...... 37-38

THE SELECTION PROCESS powered by INSIDE 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 UNDERCLASSMEN ELITE TOURNAMENT The Under Armour Underclassmen part of the event is a pool play tournament that features boys and girls Elite teams from , 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 . 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.

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, 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 the end of pool play as well as the championship games.

3 WELCOME FANS Dear Families, Friends, and Fans,

Welcome to the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. This weekend, the most elite high school lacrosse players in the country have been selected to showcase their skills to some of the top coaches, trainers, and fellow players in the game. As a former All-American lacrosse player from the University of , I know fi rst-hand that these are some of the hardest working athletes in the world – all of them have displayed an unparalleled work ethic and an unstoppable determination to be the very best. This is what makes them Under Armour All-Americans. We should all be proud when they take this fi eld.

Under Armour is proud to support, motivate, and make these athletes better by offering the most advanced products in the sport, outfi tting them head-to-toe in the game’s greatest technology. This year, we are introducing our new UA Highlight Cleat – these super-high, ridiculously light lacrosse cleats are guaranteed to be a game-changer. With a form-fi tting upper and a seriously locked-in footbed, these athletes will not only look attack-ready, they’ll be quicker, more dynamic, and more streamlined than ever before.

We are excited to have you – the fans – here today. Without the support and encouragement you provide, these athletes wouldn’t be taking the fi eld this weekend. Thank you for being a part of this exciting and important event. Good luck to our athletes, wear your Armour, and most importantly, have fun!

Kip Fulks Chief Operating Offi cer UNDER ARMOUR

Welcome to the seventh annual Under Armour All-America Classic.

As you watch today’s games, I welcome you to join me in congratulating every player on the fi eld for reaching the pinnicle of their sport by being named an Under Armour All-American. This moniker will stick with each of them for the rest of their lives and they all should be commended for such hard work and dedication throughout the years.

Behind every great high school athlete is an array of supporters who shoud also be recognized. Parents, teammates, coaches and others have been there helping the All-Americans along their path. Whether it was driving them to practice, showing them proper technique or standing in goal during warm ups, every player on the fi eld today has a long list of people who made the road to this day a little smoother.

Inside Lacrosse was instrumental in the selection of the All-America teams through a committee made up of the nation’s most knowledgeable fi gures in high school lacrosse. They picked the brains of college and high school coaches from across the country to fi nd the best of the best. Only nominees in good academic standing were considered for participation. A big thank you goes to the people behind the scenes such as Bill Murphy and his staff at Towson University as well as the Corrigan Sports Enterprises staff whose tireless dedication has helped make this weekend a success.

We would like to thank you once again for your support of the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. Enjoy the games and we hope to see you again next year.

Lee Corrigan Executive Director

4 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS ROSTERS NORTH GIRLS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Catherine Dickinson Mid-Field Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) University of Pennsylvania 2 Caroline Webster Midfield Syracuse, NY (Christian Brothers Academy) Syracuse University 6 Anne Heagerty Mid-Field Huntington, NY (St. Anthony’s High School) Georgetown University 8 Darcy Messina Attack Sayville, NY (St. Anthony’s High School) University of Florida 9 Emma Lazaroff Mid-Field Lafayette, CO (Fairview High School) Duke University 10 Taylor Ranftle Attack Hauppauge, NY (Hauppauge High School) 11 Halle Majorana Attack Manhasset, NY (Manhasset High School) University of Maryland 12 Shelby Milne Defense Camillus, NY (West Genesee) Hofstra University 13 Alexandra Bruno Attack Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) Princeton University 14 Stephanie Peragallo Defense Hauppauge, NY (Hauppauge High School) University of Notre Dame 15 Meredith Abrahamson Mid-Field Chicago, IL (Loyola Academy) Marquette University 16 Bryn Boucher Mid-Field Hingham, MA (Thayer Academy) University of Maryland 17 Kayla Treanor Mid-Field Niskayuna, NY (Niskayuna High School) Syracuse University 18 Christina Esposito Mid-Field West Babylon, NY (West Babylon High School) 19 Tory Waldstein Defense Needham, MA (Needham High School) Harvard 20 Laura McHoul Mid-Field Westwood, MA (Westwood High School) University of New Hampshire 21 Sammy Jo Tracy Mid-Field Bedford, NY (Fox Lane) University of North Carolina 22 Anne Farnham Mid-Field Andover, MA (Andover High School) University of Mass.-Amherst 23 Madison Acton Mid-Field Sudbury, MA (Lincoln Sudbury regional) Duke University 24 Dene’ DiMartino Mid-Field Manorville, NY (Eastport South Manor) 31 Tayler Bowman Goalie Oswego, NY (Oswego High School) Towson University 32 Megan McDonald Goalie Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) Georgetown University 34 *Kelsey Duryea Goalie Beverly, MA (The Governors Academy) Duke University SOUTH GIRLS

# NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Aly Messinger Attack Mendham, NJ (Mendham) University of North Carolinali 6 Corinne Etchison Attack Eldersburg, MD (McDonogh School) Georgetown University 7 Mid-Field Ellicott City, MD (McDonogh School) University of Maryland 8 Erica Bodt Mid-Field Forest Hill, MD (The John Carroll School) Syracuse University 9 Devon Schneider Mid-Field Lititz, PA (Manheim Township) University of Florida 10 Kelci Smesko Mid-Field Ridgewood, NJ (Ridgewood High School) Duke University 11 Kelly Boyd Mid-Field Sparks, MD (St. Paul’s School for Girls) University of Virginia 12 Brooke Boyd Mid-Field Sparks, MD (St. Paul’s School for Girls) University of Virginia 13 Claire Scarrone Mid-Field Rumson, NJ (Rumson-Fair Haven) Duke University 14 *Sam Darcangelo Mid-Field Freeland, MD (Maryvale Preparatory School) University of Florida 15 Katrina Geiger Mid-Field Drexel Hill, PA (Haverford High School) Loyola University (MD) 16 Paige Patterson Defense Alexandria, VA (St. Stephens & St. Agnes School) University of North Carolina 17 Anne Zabel Defense Ellicott City, MD (Marriotts Ridge) UMBC 18 Allyson Heavens Mid-Field Garnet Valley, PA (Garnet Valley High School) Penn State University 19 Kelly Cross Mid-Field Oreland, PA (Upper Dublin High School) Syracuse University 20 Stephanie Toy Mid-Field Moorestown, NJ (Moorestown High School) University of Notre Dame 21 Liz Bannantine Defense Owings MIlls, MD (McDonogh) Princeton University 22 Ali Karwoski Mid-Field Malvern, PA (Great Valley High School) 23 Alice Mercer Defense Woodbine, MD (Century High School) University of Maryland 24 Liz Gully Mid-Field Summit, NJ (Kent Place School) University of Pennsylvania 31 Megan Ward Goalie Annapolis, MD (St. Mary’s High School) University of North Carolina 34 Molly Wolf Goalie Ruxton, MD (Bryn Mawr School) Loyola University (MD)

* will not play due to injury

5 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS NORTH Meredith Abrahamson, Midfield, 5'8, 130, Chicago, IL, Loyola Academy 85 goals, 37 assists and 33 groundballs this season under Coach John Dwyer…Led team to a 21-2 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Two-time First Team All-State selection…Helped team win State Championship all four years…Also played tennis, qualifying for tennis state tournament three years in a row and served as captain her junior and senior years…Plans #15 to major in Health Science at Marquette University. Madison Acton, Midfield, 5'9, 140, Sudbury, MA, Lincoln Sudbury regional 100 goals, 60 assists and 75 groundballs this season under Coach Deb DeJesus…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Member of the USA Under-19 team at Lacrosse World Cup, earning “Play of the Match” honors in the semifinal versus Australia…Three-time First Team All-State selection…Helped team win the league title all four years and the 2011 Division 1 North Massachusetts #23 state title…Also played soccer and indoor track…Plans to major in Biology at Duke University. Bryn Boucher, Midfield, 5'7, 136, Hingham, MA, Thayer Academy Led team to a 15-0 mark scoring 32 goals and assisting on 55 goals under Coach Erin Carroll Cash... Team won the 2012 Independent School Championship...Named All-League, Independent School League in 2010, 2011, and 2012....Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic...Member of the New England Under Armour Underclass team the last two years...Also played varsity soccer and basketball…Will attend #16 the University of Maryland. Tayler Bowman, Goalie, 5'2, 120, Oswego, NY, Oswego High School Posted a 9.89 Goals Against Average and made 187 saves this season for Coach Laura Burger…Led team to a 12-8 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament as a member of the Upstate New York team…Twice led team to Section 3 Class B Championship…Chosen as a Section 3 Exceptional Senior All-Star…Three-time First Team All-League selection…Named Scholar Athlete all four #31 years…Also played tennis, earning MVP honors…Plans to major in Psychology at Towson University. Alexandra Bruno, Attack, 5'7, 145, Garden City, NY, Garden City High School 93 goals and 43 assists this season under Coach Diane Chapman…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Four-Time New York State Champion…Three-time All-County selection…Named MVP of New York State Championships…MSG Varsity Tri-State MVP…Newsday Long Island Player of the Year… Lacrosse Magazine Northeast Region Player of the Year…Also played field hockey, and was twice named All-Region, All-State and #13 Long Island Player of the Year…Member of National Honor Society…Plans to attend Princeton University. Catherine Dickinson, Midfield, 5'3, 120, Garden City, NY, Garden City High School 51 goals, 20 assists, and 62 groundballs this season under Coach Diane Chapman…Led team to a 17-5 mark… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win the state title four times…Three-time All-County selection…Named Brine Award Winner at 2011 New York State Championship…Won School’s Donna Walsh and Mike Staab Award…Also played field hockey, being named to the NFHCA National Academic Squad… #1 Member of basketball team…Plans to attend the Wharton School of Business at University of Pennsylvania. Dene' DiMartino, Midfield, 5'6, 140, manorville, NY, Eastport South Manor 57 goals and 15 assists this season under Coach Becky Thorn…Led team to a 15-4 record…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament as a member of the Long Island team…Member of the U-19 USA training squad…Helped team win the Division II title all four years…Three-time All-County selection…Also played soccer, twice being named all league, and basketball, earning rookie of the year, #24 all-league and academic all-county honors…Plans to major in Public Health at Johns Hopkins University.

6 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS NORTH Christina Esposito, Midfield, 5'4, 130, West Babylon, NY, West Babylon High School 72 goals and 55 assists this season under Coach Kilgus…Selected to the All-Tournament team on two occasions…Twice named All-County…Also played basketball and soccer…Plans to attend Northwestern University. #18 Anne Farnham, Midfield, 5'5, 130, Andover, MA, Andover High School 44 goals, 20 assists and 65 groundballs this season under Coach John McVeigh…Led team to a 22-2 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Three-time All-Conference selection…Chosen to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic squad...Also played field hockey, earning All-Conference honors…Has a twin sister…Brother was on the New England Patriots 2010-2011 roster…Dad was an All-American lacrosse player at #22 Brown University and Ivy-League player of the Year in 1980…Plans to attend University of Massachusetts-Amherst. Anne Heagerty, Midfield, 5'3, 110, Huntington, NY, St. Anthony's High School 45 goals, 20 assists and 70 groundballs this season under Coach Corinne Broesler-Lomangino… Led team to a 16-2 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win the CHSAA Championship three times…Chosen as League MVP in 2012 after being selected All- League from 2010-2012…Also played soccer and tennis…Plans to major in business at Georgetown #6 University. Emma Lazaroff, Midfield, 5'4, 125, Lafayette, CO, Fairview High School Led the nation in scoring with 143 goals, 37 assists and 49 groundballs this season under Coach Genny Horning…Led team to a 13-5 mark…Picked as the Colorado and West Coast Player of the Year…Three- time selection to the All-Colorado First Team…Chosen as the League MVP each of the last three years… Twice named a US Lacrosse Academic All-American…Colorado’s all-time leading careeer goal (380) and #9 points (480) leader…Helped team win two league titles…Plans to major in pre-Med at Duke University. Halle Majorana, Attack, 5'4, 130, Manhasset, NY, Manhasset High School 30 goals and 20 assists this season under Coach Danielle Gallagher…Helped team win the Nassau County Class C Championship twice…Three-time All-Long Island and four-time All-County selection… Named a Scholar Athlete all four years…Also played basketball and soccer…Plans to major in #11 Communications at University of Maryland. Megan McDonald, Goalie, 5'7, 125, Garden City, NY, Garden City High School Recorded a 7.0 Goals Against Average and made 122 saves this season for Coach Diane Chapman… Led team to a 17-5 mark…All-County selection…Helped team win three state championships…Plans to attend Georgetown University. #32 Laura McHoul, Midfield, 5'7, 145, Westwood, MA, Westwood High School 75 goals and 96 assists…Led team to a 25-0-1 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Two-time First-Team ESPN Boston Eastern Massachusetts Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association selection…Helped team win three state championships…Chosen by the Boston Globe and Boston Herald as All-Scholastic…Name Tri Valley MVP…Also played soccer and basketball, serving as #20 captain of both teams…Plans to major in Business at University of New Hampshire.

7 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS NORTH Darcy Messina, Attack, 5'6, 125, Sayville, NY, St. Anthony's High School 35 goals, 25 assists, and 18 groundballs under Coach Corinne Lomangino…Led team to a 16-2 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win New York State Catholic School champions all four years...Chosen as the 2011 Attacker of the Year...Three-time All- League selection...Named to the 2010 Long Island Empire State Games Team…Also played tennis, #8 serving as captain…Enjoys painting…Plans to major in Communications at University of Florida. Shelby Milne, Defense, 5'3, 130, Camillus, NY, West Genesee 5 goals, 3 assists and 40 groundballs this season under Coach Elmer…Led team to a 20-1 mark… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win the state title and two Regional and Sectional Championships…Two-time All-League and All-County selection…Named an Academic All-American…Also played soccer, earning All-League honors…Plans to major in Sports #12 Medicine at Hofstra University. Stephanie Peragallo, Defense, 5'5, 140, Hauppauge, NY, Hauppauge High School 5 goals, 10 assists, and 50 groundballs this season under Coach Abigail Zeltmann…Led team to a 13-0 mark…Helped team win two County and League titles…Three-time All-State and All-County… Also played soccer, earning All-State honors, and basketball where she was a three-time all-county #14 selection…Plans to major in Pre-Med at Notre Dame. Taylor Ranftle, Attack, 5'3, 130, Hauppauge, NY, Hauppauge High School 65 goals, 65 assists, 15 groundballs this season under Coach Abigail Zeltmann…Led team to a 19-1 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Won the Heather Leigh Albert National School Girl Award in 2011…Two-time All-Long Island selection…Named All-County all four years…Picked to the All-Metro Tri-State First Team…Also played soccer and ran cross country…Loves #10 to snowboard…Plans to attend the University of Virginia. Sammy Jo Tracy, Midfield, 5'4, 130, Bedford, NY, Fox Lane 94 goals and 22 assists this season under Coach Bill Broggy…Led team to a 16-3-2 mark…Member of the USA U-19 Team…Helped team reach the state finals after winning the regional and sectional title…First Team All-Tri State selection…Three-time All-Elite and All-Section First Team choice… Finished career with 434 points, 327g, 117a…Also played volleyball, earning All-League honors… #21 Plans to major in Sports Marketing at UNC. Kayla Treanor, Midfield, 5'9, 150, Niskayuna, NY, Niskayuna High School 56 goals and 32 assists this season under Coach Peter Melito…Led team to a 20-4 mark…Member of the USA U-19 team that won the World Lacrosse Cup, earning MVP honors against Canada…Helped team win Section 2 Championship…Twice named Section 2 Player of the Year…Four-time Section 2 First Team All Star…Also played soccer and basketball, earning MVP honors in both…Plans to attend #17 Syracuse University. Tory Waldstein, Defense, 5,8, 135, Needham, MA, Needham High School Led team to a 22-2 mark…Helped team make the South Sectional Finals in 2011 & ‘12…Named Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic team…Chosen as a Bay State All-Star and League MVP in 2012…two-time captain…Also played soccer and basketball, serving as captain in both…Plans to #19 attend Harvard. Caroline Webster, Midfield, 5'6, 125, Syracuse, NY, Christian Brothers Academy 63 goals, 23 assists and 47 groundballs this season under Coach Doug Sedgwick…Led team to a 20-3 mark …Earned Player of the Game in the 2011 State Championship…Plans to major in Biochemistry at Syracuse University. 8 #2 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS south Liz Bannantine, Defense, 5'9 , 160, Owings MIlls, MD, McDonogh Led team to a 21-0 mark…Posted 1 goal and 1 assist this season for Coach Chris Robinson…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Helped team win three Conference Championships… Two-time All-Metro selection…Also won two conference soccer titles and played basketball…Plans to #21 attend Princeton. Erica Bodt, Midfield, 5'10 , 140, Forest hill, MD, The John Carroll School 55 goals, 15 assists, and 39 groundballs under Coach Kyrstin Porcella…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Three-time All-Metro, All-County and All-Conference selection…Also played soccer, earning All-County and All-Conference honors…Was gymnast prior to playing soccer #8 and lacrosse…Plans to major in Chemistry at Syracuse University. Brooke Boyd, Midfield, 5'8 , 125, Sparks, MD, St. Paul's School for Girls 30 goals this season under Coach Brooke Kuhl-McClelland…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Twice named All-Conference…Also played tennis, earning All-Conference and MVP honors as well as claiming the Doubles title…Identical twin Kelly is also on the South Team…Plans to #12 attend the University of Virginia. Kelly Boyd, Midfield, 5'8 , 125, Sparks, MD, St. Paul's School for Girls 45 goals this season under Coach Brooke Kuhl-McClelland …Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Two-time All-Conference selection…Also played tennis, earning All-Conference and MVP honors as well as claiming the Doubles title…Identical twin Brooke is also on the South team… #11 Plans to major in Business at University of Virginia. Kelly Cross, Midfield, 5'11 , 150, Oreland, PA, Upper Dublin High School 75 goals, 59 assists, and 53 groundballs this season under Coach Dee Cross…Led team to a 16-4 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Helped team win four Conference titles…Conference Player of the Year selection…Named by the Times Herald All-Area Player of the Year…Four-time First Team All-League selection…Also played field hockey, earning All-State honors…Two older sisters play lacrosse at Shippensburg #19 University and Syracuse University…Plans to major in Communications at Syracuse University. Taylor Cummings, Midfield, 5'8 , 145, Ellicott City, MD, McDonogh School 61 goals and 34 assists under Coach Chris Robinson…Led team to a 19-0 mark…Two-time Baltimore Sun Athlete of the Year…Helped team win the league title three times…Lacrosse Magazine National Player of the Year…Twice named All-Conference…Plans to major in Finance at University of Maryland. #7 Corinne Etchison, Attack, 5'9 , 145, Eldersburg, MD, McDonogh School 45 goals and 26 assists this season under Coach Chris Robinson…Led team to a 19-0 mark…Finalist for the Heather Leigh Albert Award…Helped team earn No. 1 ranking in the country and three All- Conference crowns…Two-time All-Met selection, earning First-Team honors in 2012…Also played field hockey and ran track, earning All Conference honors…Plans to major in Human Biology at #6 Georgetown University.

10 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS south Katrina Geiger, Midfield, 5'9 , 140, Drexel Hill, PA, Haverford High School 119 goals and 40 assists this season under Coach Nancy McGoldrick…Led team to a 11-8 mark…Named Player of the Year by the Daily Times 2012, Co-Player of the Year by PhillyLacrosse.com 2012 and Scholar Athlete of the Year by the Delaware County Chapter of PA Sports Hall of Fame’s 2012…Owns the school record for goals, 320 and assists, 154 in a career…First-ever Haverford HS player to have their number retired…Three-time All-League #15 First team selection…Also played soccer, and basketball…Plans to major in Education at Loyola. Liz Gully, Midfield, 5'8 , 145, Summit, NJ, Kent Place School 29 goals, 43 assists and 77 groundballs this season under Coach Faith Richards…Led team to a 15-6 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Four-time All-County selection…Chosen First Team All-League…Named the team MVP and winner of the Sportsmanship Award…Also played soccer, earning All-County honors and the team’s Sportsmanship Award…Plans #24 to major in Liberal Arts at University of Pennsylvania. Allyson Heavens, Midfield, 5'4 , 135, Garnet Valley, PA, Garnet Valley High School 65 goals, 53 assists, 59 ground balls and 46 draw controls this season under Coach Kate Henwood…Led her team to a 24-3 mark and two consecutive PA State titles…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…a member of the All-Southeastern PA Girls Lacrosse team…Philadelphia Inquirer’s Player of the Year…Phillylacrosse.com’s Co-Player of the Year…Also played soccer and basketball…Member of the National #18 Society of High School Scholars and the National Art Honor Society…Plans to attend Penn State University. Ali Karwoski, Midfield, 5'7 , 150, Malvern, PA, Great Valley High School 82 goals, 11 assists, and 38 groundballs this season under Coach Joe Tornetta…Led team to a 23-2 mark…Helped squad win two League titles…Runner-up to the Philly Lacrosse Player of the Year…Two- time All-League and All-Area player…Plans to attend University of Delaware. #22 Alice Mercer, Defense, 5'8 , 140, Woodbine, MD, Century High School 47 goals, 6 assists, and 70 groundballs this season for Coach Becky Trumbo…Led team to a 15-3 mark…Helped team win two State titles…Four-time All-County and All-Conference selection…Also played field hockey, helping team make the state semifinals, and basketball, earning Player of the #23 Year honors and helping team to state finals…Plans to major in Psychology at University of Maryland. Aly Messinger, Attack, 5'4 , 110, Mendham, NJ, Mendham High School 100 goals, 77 assists and 30 groundballs this season under Coach Jessica Shoulberg…Led team to a 18-3 mark…Helped team win State title...Earned All-State, All-County and All-Conference honors… Plans to attend UNC. #1 Paige Patterson, Defense, 5'5 , 130, Alexandria, VA, St. Stephens St. Agnes School Led team to a 31-2 mark. Tallied 2 assists, 50 groundballs this season under Coach Kathy Jenkins… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Two-time All-State Selection…Chosen First Team All-Met…Twice named All-League…Also played soccer, helping team win league title…Plans to #16 attend the UNC.

11 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS south Claire Scarrone, Midfield, 5'3 , 125, Rumson, NJ, Rumson-Fair Haven 62 goals, 57 assists, 92 groundballs this season under Coach Amy O’Keefe…Led team to a 15-5 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Named Shore Player of the Year… Two-time All-State selection, earning First Team honors in 2012…Helped team win two Sectional Championships…Earned All-Shore and All-Division honors on three occasions…Won the Athletic #13 Director’s Sportsmanship Award…Also played basketball…Plans to attend Duke University. Devon Schneider, Midfield, 6'0 , 150, Lititz, PA, Manheim Township 112 goals, 25 assists and 81 groundballs this season under Coach Mark Pinkerton…Led team to a 23-1 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Intelligencer Journal/ Lancaster New Era Female Athlete of the Year…Four-time All-League and Section All-Star…Helped team win four District Titles…Named League MVP…Also played volleyball, earning All-State honors…Plans to major #9 in Physiology and Kinesiology at University of Florida. Kelci Smesko, Midfield, 5'11 , 140, Ridgewood, NJ, Ridgewood High School 81 goals, 21 assists, and 20 groundballs this season for Coach Karla Mixon…Led team to a 22-3 mark… Twice named the North Jersey Player of the Year…Helped team win three State titles and two Tournament of Champions State Championships…Two-time First Team All-State selection…First Team All-County choice… Earned All-League honors all four years…Academic All-American…Also played basketball, becoming a three-time #10 1st Team All-League and All-Suburban selection…Plays the piano…Plans to major in Business at Duke University. Stephanie Toy, Midfield, 5'6 , 130, Moorestown, NJ, Moorestown High School 87 goals, 61 assists, and 52 groundballs this season under Coach Deanna Knoblock…Led team to a 26-0 mark…Two-time All-State selection…Helped team win two state titles…Voted Midfielder of the Year by Women’s Lacrosse Club of South Jersey…Three-time All-Conference and All-Region selection…Also played soccer, earning All-State honors, and basketball, being selected to All- #20 Conference team…Plans to major in Business at University of Notre Dame. Megan Ward, Goalie, 5'3 , 125, Annapolis, MD, St. Mary's High School Posted a 13.0 Goals Against Average and made 178 saves this season for Coach Mike DiGeralamo… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Winner of the 2012 County MVP Award… Two-time First Team All-County selection…Also played soccer, earning MVP honors, basketball and #31 ran indoor track…Plans to attend the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Molly Wolf, Goalie, 5'7 , 175, Ruxton, MD, Bryn Mawr School Recorded a 6.3 Goals Against Average and made 154 saves this season for Coach Wendy Kridel…Led team to a 16-3 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite tournament…Earned Baltimore Sun Athlete of the Week in April 2012…Named the Varsity Sports Network Defensive Player of the Year …Two-time First Team All-Met selection…The Baltimore Messenger’s Lacrosse Player of the Year #34 … Plans to attend Loyola University. Anne Zabel, Defense, 5'8 , 150, Ellicott City, MD, Marriotts Ridge High School 6 goals and 17 groundballs this season under Coach Natalie Gaieski…Led team to a 18 -1 mark… Helped team win State Championship in 2011…Second Team All-Met choice in 2011…Three-time All-County choice…Also played field hockey, earning 1st Team All-County honors…Plans to attend #17 UMBC.

13 GIRLS RECORDS Individual Team Records Goals Goals Name Year Team Game: 17 (North, 2010) 1. 6 Kaitlyn Brosco 2010 North Half: 9 (North, 2nd, 2006) T2. 5 Traci Landy 2006 North 9 (South, 1st, 2007) 5 Cori Donohoe 2007 South 9 (South, 2nd, 2008) 5 Tatum Coffey 2011 North 9 (North, 2nd, 2009) 9 (South, 1st, 2010) Assists 9 (North, 2nd, 2010) Combined: 33 (2010; North 17-South 16) Name Year Team 1. 4 Paige Hanson 2010 South 2. 3 Kelsey Horton 2010 South Assists Game: 11 (South, 2010) Points Name Year Team Saves T1. 6 Traici Landy 2006 North Game: 12 (North, 2010) 6 Kaitlyn Brosco 2010 North T3. 5 Cori Donohoe 2007 South MVP 5 Erin Brennan 2008 North 2006: Traci Landy (North) 5 Courtney Kirk 2008 South 2007: Corey Donohoe (South) 5 Tatum Coffey 2011 North 2008: Erin Brennan (North) Saves 2009: Stephanie Anderson (North) Name Year Team 2010 Kaitlyn Brosco (North) 1 10 Barb Black 2010 South 2011 Tatum Coffey (North) 2. 7 Alyssa Costantino 2010 North T3. 6 Brianne LoManto 2008 North 6 Alisa Konishi 2008 South Series History 6 Kelly Weiss 2011 North North leads, 5-1. Year North South 2006 15 12 2007 11 14 2008 13 12 2009 12 9 2010 17 16 2011 15 10 2011 MVP Tatum Coffey

14 ALL-AMERICA BOYS ROSTERS NORTH BOYS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 James Pannell Attack Smithtown, NY (Smithtown West) University of Virginiaa 2 Jake Froccaro Mid-Field Sands Point, NY (Paul D Schreiber High School) Princeton University 3 Case Matheis Attack Darien, CT (Darien High School) Duke University 4 Nick Doktor Attack Rochester, NY (Irondequoit High School) University of Pennsylvania 5 Sammy Davis Mid-Field Pittsfield, MA (The Governor’s Academy) Penn State 6 Devin Dwyer Attack Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) Harvard 7 Sam Llinares Attack Hauppauge, NY (Hauppauge High School) Hofstra University 8 Max Randall Defense Duxbury, MA (Duxbury High School) Dartmouth College 9 Ian Ardrey Attack Greenwich, CT (Deerfield Academy) Harvard 10 Tommy Forsberg Mid-Field Huntington, NY (Elwood/John Glenn) University of Maryland 11 Mikey Morris Attack Oakville, ON (Salisbury School) Johns Hopkins University 12 Zach Wood Midfield Aurora, IL, (Metea Valley High School) University of Virginia 16 Dan Marino Goalie Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) University of Virginia 17 Ryan Palasek Defense Rocky Point, NY (Rocky Point) Syracuse University 18 Zach Powers Defense Columbus, OH (Upper Arlington) University of North Carolina 19 Walker Kirby Defense Morristown, NJ (Lawrenceville School) Harvard 20 Henry West Mid-Field Darien, CT (Darien High School) Cornell University 21 Bobby Duvnjak Defense Manhasset, NY (Manhasset) Harvard 22 John Edmonds Mid-Field E. Setauket, NY (Ward Melville High School) Cornell University 23 Tony Britton Defense Darien, CT (Darien High School) Cornell University 24 **Michael Tagliaferri Mid-Field Danville, CA (San Ramon Valley High School) University of North Carolina 25 **Steve Pontrello Mid-Field Marlton, NJ (St. Augustine Prep) University of North Carolina 26 Patric Berkery Mid-Field Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) University of Pennsylvania 28 William Ryan Goalie Beverly, MA (Avon Old Farms) Johns Hopkins University SOUTH BOYS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Connor Reed Mid-Field Arlington, VA (Gonzaga College High School) Johns Hopkins University 2 Bradlee Lord Attack Devon, PA (Conestoga High School) University of Maryland 3 Connor Frisina Attack Berwyn, PA (Conestoga High School) University of Delaware 4 *Will McNamara Mid-Field Haverford, PA (Haverford High School) University of Virginia 5 Tanner Scales Defense Denver, CO (Regis Jesuit High School) University of Virginia 6 Sam Rohr Mid-Field Malvern, PA (The Haverford School) University of Pennsylvania 7 Ryan Guittare Defense Garnet Valley, PA (Garnet Valley High School) Penn State University 8 Alex Joyce Goalie Chevy Chase, MD (Landon School) Georgetown University 9 Ryan Lehman Defense Glen Mills, PA (Garnet Valley High School) University of Maryland 10 Patrick Kelly Attack Timonium, MD (Calvert Hall College) University of North Carolina 11 **Matt Florence Mid-Field Greenwood Village, CO (Kent Denver) University of Virginia 12 **Brent Armstrong Mid-Field Falls Church, VA (St. Stephens and St Agnes) University of North Carolina 15 Kelton Black Mid-Field Hunt Valley, MD (Calvert Hall College) Johns Hopkins University 16 Ryan Brown Attack Sykesville, MD (Calvert Hall College) Johns Hopkins University 17 Luke Aaron Goalie Great Falls, VA (Deerfield Academy) Duke University 18 Evan Connell Defense Lutherville, MD (Calvert Hall College) University of North Carolina 19 Jamie Ikeda Defense Berwyn, PA (Conestoga High School) Duke University 20 Deemer Class Mid-Field Hunt Valley, MD () Duke University 21 Jake Matthai Mid-Field Baltimore, MD (Gilman School) University of North Carolina 22 Robby Haus Defense Lutherville, MD (Gilman School) The Ohio State University 23 Spencer Parks Attack Fallston, MD (St. Paul’s School) University of North Carolina 24 Gordie Koerber Attack Baltimore, MD (Gilman School) University of Denver 25 Miles Thomas LSM Devon, PA (Conestoga High School) Drexel University 26 Brendan Gaughan Attack Carlsbad, CA (La Costa Canyon HS) University of Michigan 27 Charlie Schnider Mid-Field Bethesda, MD (The Landon School) The Ohio State University

* will not play due to injury **will not play due to U19 commitment

23 BOYS RECORDS Individual Team Goals Goals Name Team Year Game: 20 (North 2007) 1. 5 Craig Dowd North 2006 Quarter: 7 (4th Qtr, South 2009) T2. 4 Garrett Ince North 2007 (4th Qtr, North 2010) 4 Matt White North 2009 Combined: 35 (2009; South 19, North 16) 4 Brian Casey South 2009 4 Landon Carr South 2009 Assists 4 Mark Cockerton North 2010 Game: 11 (South 2009) Assists Name Team Year Saves 1. 4 Chris LaPierre South 2009 Game: 21 (South 2011) T2. 2 Scott Kocis North 2006 20 (North 2010) 2 Michael Shakespeare North 2008 2 Joe Marasco North 2009 MVP 2 Steven Murphy North 2009 2006: Craig Dowd (North) 2 Matt White North 2009 2007: Garett Ince (North) 2 South 2009 2008: Steven Rastivo (North) 2 Marcus Holman South 2009 2009: Chris LaPierre (South) 2 John Glesener North 2010 2010 Mark Cockerton (North) 2 Tyler German South 2011 2011 Bobby Wardwell (South) Points Name Team Year Series History T1. 6 Chris LaPierre South 2009 North leads, 4-2. 6 Matt White North 2009 Year North South T3. 5 Craig Dowd North 2006 2006 17 14 5 Zac Guy North 2009 2007 20 10 Saves 2008 13 12 Name Team Year 2009 16 19 1. 12 AJ Fiore North 2009 2010 17 12 12 Bobby Wardwell South 2011 2011 9 11 2. 11 John Galloway South 2007 2011MVP T3. 10 Rob Fortunato North 2008 Bobby Wardwell 10 Andrew Wascavage South 2008 10 Brian Feeney North 2010 10 Eric Schneider North 2010 10 Andrew O’Connell South 2010

25 ALL-AMERICA BOYS NORTH Ian Ardrey, Attack, 5'10 , 185, Greenwich, CT, Deerfield Academy 35 goals and 14 assists this season under Coach Chip Davis…Led team to a 14-2 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win League title last three seasons…All- League selection…Led team in scoring as a senior…Served as a Co-captain this season…Also played #9 football and hockey…Plans to major in Economics at Harvard. Patric Berkery, Midfield, 6'0, 190, Garden City, NY, Garden City High School Played this season for Coach Steve Finnell…Led team to a 19-3 mark…Helped squad win two Long Island and county titles…Named Nassau County Co-Midfielder of the Year…Three-time All-County selection…Plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania #26 Tony Britton, Defense, 5'10 , 190, Darien, CT, Darien High School 2 goals, 5 assists, and 85 groundballs this season under Coach Jeff Brameier…Led team to a 19-3 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win the state title… Two-time All-State and All-Conference selection, earning First Team honors in 2012…Named Team #23 MVP…Also played basketball…Plans to major in Communications at Cornell. Sammy Davis, Midfield, 5'9 , 175, Pittsfield, MA, The Governor's Academy 20 goals, 10 assists, and 27 groundballs this season under Coach Peter Bidstrup…Led team to a 16-0 mark…Earned All-League honors in 2012…Also played football, earning All-League honors…Plans to major in Communications at Penn State. #5 Nick Doktor, Attack, 6'1 , 185, Rochester, NY, Irondequoit High School 30 goals and 19 assists this season under Coach Craig Whipple…Led team to a 17-4 mark…Helped team win two Sectional titles…Two-time All-Greater Rochester selection…Named All-County all four years…Also played basketball, earning All-Greater Rochester honors and leading team to Sectional #4 Championship…Plans to major in Economics at University of Pennsylvania. Bobby Duvnjak, Defense, 6'3 , 200, Manhasset, NY, Manhasset 3 goals, 5 assists and 85 groundballs this season under Coach Bill Cherry…Four-time All-Long Island selection…Also played football, earning-All County honors…Plans to major in Economics at Harvard. #21 Devin Dwyer, Attack, 5'11 , 170, Garden City, NY, Garden City High School 25 goals, 51 assists this season under Coach Steve Finnell…Led team to a 18-3 mark…Helped team win three County Championships…Four-time All-County selection…Also played basketball and football…Plans to attend Harvard. #6

26 ALL-AMERICA BOYS NORTH John Edmonds, Midfield, 6'3 , 185, E. Setauket, NY, Ward Melville High School 34 goals and 28 assists this season under Coach Mike Hoppey…Led team to a 16-2 mark…Two-time All-County selection…Named All-Division three times…Served as captain this year…Also played golf, helping team win League title, and basketball, earning All-League and All-Conference honors…Will #22#3 attend Cornell University. Tommy Forsberg, Midfield, 6'0 , 205, Huntington, NY, Elwood-John Glenn 45 goals, 32 assists and 30 groundballs this season under Coach Kevin Lavey…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Earned MVP honors while helping team win Suffolk County Championship…Three-time All-Division selection…Also ran track…Plans to attend the University of #10 Maryland. Jake Froccaro, Midfield, 6'1 , 185, Sands Point, NY, Paul D Schreiber High School 62 goals, 16 assists and 170 groundballs this season under Coach Tom Rooney…Led team to a 9-8 mark and to the Class A Semifinals for first time in more than a decade…Chosen First Team All-Long Island… Named the Nassau County Co-Midfielder of the Year…Three-time All-County selection…Named team MVP the last three seasons…Also played basketball, earning All-Conference honors…On the Honor Roll every #2 year…Brother, Jeff, was also an Under Armour All-American in 2009…Plans to attend Princeton University. Walker Kirby, Defense, 6'2 , 185, Morristown, NJ, Lawrenceville School 8 goals, 9 assists and 50 groundballs this season under Coach Allen Fitzpatrick…Led team to a 18-3 mark…Helped team win the State Championship all four years…Two-time First Team All-State and Three-time First Team All-Conference selection…Also played football, helping team win League title #19 and earning All-League honors…Plans to attend Harvard. Sam Llinares, Attack, 5'9 , 155, Hauppauge, NY, Hauppauge High School 56 goals, 47 assists and 59 groundballs this season under Coach Jim Konen…Led team to a 12-6 mark…2012 Suffolk County Player of the Year…First Team All-Metro and All-Long Island Selection… Ray Enners Award winner…Three-time All-County selection…Also played soccer, earning All-League #7 honors…Plans to major in Business at Hofstra University. Dan Marino, Goalie, 5'11 , 190, Garden City, NY, Garden City High School Posted a 4.30 Goals Against Average and made 125 saves this season for Coach Stephen Finnell… Led team to a 19-3 mark…Two-time All-County selection…Also played football…Plans to major in Business at University of Virginia. #16 Case Matheis, Attack, 5'8 , 160, Darien, CT, Darien High School 69 goals and 53 assists this season under Coach Jeff Brameier…Led team to a 20-2 mark…Named the MSG Varsity Tri-State Player of the Year…Chosen as the League’s Player of the Year…Picked by MSG as Connecticut Player of the Year in 2011 & ‘12…High School’s all-time leader in career points, goals, assists, points in a season and goals in a game…Also played hockey…Plans to attend Duke #3 University.

27 ALL-AMERICA BOYS NORTH Mikey Morris, Attack, 6'0 , 195, Oakville, ON, Salisbury School 35 goals, 17 assists, and 45 groundballs this season under Coach Bobby Wynne…Helped team win three state titles…Two-time All-League selection…Also played hockey, football, golf…Scratch golfer… Third Canadian to play in UAAA game…Plans to attend Johns Hopkins University. #11 Ryan Palasek, Defense, 6'2 , 205, Rocky Point, NY, Rocky Point 4 assists and 72 groundballs this season under Coach Mike Bowler…Two-time All-State, All-County and All-League selection…Served as captain each of the last two years…Owns high school’s record for career forced turnovers, 167 …Brother was also an Under Armour All-American…Plans to attend #17 Syracuse University. James Pannell, Attack, 5'9 , 180, Smithtown, NY, Smithtown West 43 goals, 31 assists and 49 groundballs this season under Coach Bob Moltisanti…Led team to a 14-4 mark…Three-time All-Long Island selection…Helped team win four League titles…Twice named MSG Varsity Player of the Week…Also played basketball and football, earning All-County honors in the later…Participates in chorus and jazz choir…Brother plays lacrosse at Cornell…Plans to major in #1 Business/Communications at University of Virginia. Zach Powers, Defense, 6'1 , 185, Columbus, OH, Upper Arlington 3 goals, 6 assists, and 64 groundballs this season for Coach Ted Wolford…Led team to a 18-4 mark… Helped team win two state championships…Two-time Ohio Defensive Player of the Year Selection… Picked as the 2012 Midwest and Ohio Player of the Year...Twice named First Team All-Conference… Also played football…Twin brother is playing football at Georgetown University…Plans to major in #18 Business at UNC. Max Randall, Defense, 5'10 , 185, Duxbury, MA, Duxbury High School Played this season for Coach Chris Sweet and led team to a 22-3 mark…Helped team win three state titles and four league championships...Three-time All-League selection...Won the Unsung Hero Award...Earned Player of the Year honors while leading his football team to a state title…Training for #8 private pilots license…Plans to major in Economics at Dartmouth College. William Ryan, Goalie, 6'4 , 245, Beverly, MA, Avon Old Farms Played this season for Coach Skip Flanagan and led team to a 13-8 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament, earning co-MVP honors in 2011…Helped team win league title…Also played Squash…Plans to major in Political Science at Johns Hopkins. #28 Henry West, Midfield, 6'0 , 185, Darien, CT, Darien High School 33 goals and 11 assists this season under Coach Jeff Brameier…Led team to a 18-3 mark…Helped squad win two state and three league titles…two-time All-State selection…Named All-League three times…Plans to attend Cornell University. #20 Zach Wood, Midfield, 6'3 , 200, Aurora, IL, Metea Valley High School 81 goals, 48 assists and 96 groundballs this season under Coach Mike Julius…Led team to a 16-3 mark…Helped squad win 2011 state championship and advance to finals all four years…Twice named First Team All-State…Chosen First Team All-Conference28 all four years…Also played football…Will #12 attend the University of Virginia. ALL-AMERICA BOYS south Luke Aaron, Goalie, 6'1 , 185, Great Falls, VA, Deerfield Academy Posted a 5.15 Goals Against Average this season for Coach Chip Davis…Led team to a 14-2 mark… Earned Tri-captain 2012…Also played football and ice hockey…Plans to major in Economics at Duke University. #17 Kelton Black, Midfield, 5'10, 185, Hunt Valley, MD, Calvert Hall Four-year varsity player and two-time captain at Calvert Hall under Coach Bryan Kelly, where he led the team to 17-2 mark and the MIAA ‘A’ Championship...Scooped up 55 groundballs this season… Two-time Towson Times First Team...A member of the Baltimore Under Armour Underclassman team #15 the last two years...Will study Political Science at Johns Hopkins University in the fall. Ryan Brown, Attack, 5'10 , 185, Sykesville, MD, Calvert Hall 39 goals, 14 assists and 32 groundballs this season under Coach Bryan Kelly…Led team to a 17-2 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Plans to major in Economics at Johns Hopkins University. #16 Deemer Class, Midfield, 6'0 , 190, Hunt Valley, MD, Loyola Blakefield 22 goals, 31 assists, and 37 groundballs this season under Coach Jack Crawford…Led team to a 16-4 mark…Finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award…Two-time First Team All-State selection…Twice Named All-Met…Chosen All-League three times…Also played football, earning All-League, All-Met and #20 All-Private School honors…Plans to major in Economics at Duke University. Evan Connell, Defense, 6'0 , 180, Lutherville, MD, Calvert Hall 2 goals and 38 groundballs this season under Coach Bryan Kelly…Led team to a 17-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Tournament…Helped team win two League titles…Two-time All-State selection…Named First Team All-Met and All-MIAA twice…Defensive MVP as a senior…Also played #18 soccer, helping team win League title…Plans to major in Business at UNC. Connor Frisina, Attack, 5'8 , 160, Berwyn, PA, Conestoga High School 45 goals, 31 assists, and 15 groundballs this season under Coach Brian Samson…Led team to a 25-1 mark…First Team All-State and All-League selection…Also enjoys skiing…Plans to major in Business Management at University of Delaware. #3 Brendan Gaughan, Attack, 6'4 , 195, Carlsbad, CA, La Costa Canyon HS 37 goals, 25 assists, and 29 groundballs this season under Coach Jesse Foss…Captained team to a 21-1 mark to win the 2012 CIF Championship…Winner of the 2012 CIF Sportsmanship Award… Two-time All-CIF selection…Twice named All-Conference…Named Player of the Year by the San Diego Union Tribune and North County Times respectively…Also played football, earning All-Conference #26 honors…Plans to major in Economics at University of Michigan

30 ALL-AMERICA BOYS south Ryan Guittare, Defense, 6'3 , 185, Garnet Valley, PA, Garnet Valley High School 5 assists and 50 groundballs this season under Coach Frank Urso…Led team to a 15-5 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Three-time All-County selection…Twice Named All-League…Named team Defensive MVP along with fellow All-American Ryan Lehman…Served as Captain of the team…Also played football, helping team win league title…Plans to major in Business #7 Management at Penn State University. Robby Haus, Defense, 6'0 , 195, Lutherville, MD, Gilman School 1 assist and 33 groundballs this season for Coach Brooks Matthews…Led team to a 13-5 mark… Played in the Under Armour Underclass Tournament…Two-time First Team All-Metro selection…Twice named First Team All-Conference…Selected First Team by the Towson Times…Won the Smith Cup as #22 a sophomore…Also played soccer…Plans to attend Ohio State University. Jamie Ikeda, Defense, 6'3 , 185, Berwyn, PA, Conestoga High School 1 goal, 4 assists, and 48 groundballs this season under Coach Brian Samson…Led team to a 25 – 1 mark…Helped squad win three state championships…All-EPSLA selection…Two-time All-County choice…Named a US Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete… Also played football…Member of the #19 National Honor Society and a School Scholar…Plans to major in Medicine at Duke. Alex Joyce, Goalie, 5'11 , 170, chevy chase, MD, landon school Recorded a 5.25 Goals Against Average and a save percentage of 67% this season for Coach Rob Bordley…Led team to a 19-3 mark…Helped team win Conference title…Two-time All-Met and All- Conference selection…Twice named All-County…Also played hockey, helping team win state title and #8 earning All-Met and All-County honors…Will attend Georgetown. Patrick Kelly, Attack, 5'10 , 178, Timonium, MD, Calvert Hall Led his team to a 17-2 mark…Two-time First Team All-Met and All-MIAA selection…Twice named WBFF TV Player of the Week…Member of the 2010 and 2012 FACE National Team…Earned 1st team All-Metro and All-MIAA 2011…FCA National Team 2010 and 2012…Plans to major in Biology at #10 University of North Carolina. Gordie Koerber, Attack, 6'2 , 200, Baltimore, MD, Gilman 32 goals, 7 assists, and 19 groundballs this season under Coach Brooks Matthews…Led team to a 13-5 mark…Helped team win conference title…First Team All-Met selection…Winner of the Tyler Campbell Award…Named WBFF TV Player of the Week…Chosen First Team All-Conference…Also #24 played soccer…Plans to major in Business at University of Denver. Ryan Lehman, Defense, 6'0 , 180, Glen Mills, PA, Garnet Valley High School 1 goal, 6 assists, and 62 groundballs this season under Coach Frank Urso…Led team to a 15-5 mark…Twice named All-State…Three-time All-County and All-League selection, earning First Team honors his last two years…Also played soccer…Plans to attend University of Maryland. #9

31 ALL-AMERICA BOYS south Bradlee Lord, Attack, 5'10 , 175, Devon, PA, Conestoga High School 40 goals, 37 assists, and 35 groundballs this season under Coach Brian Samson…Led team to a 25-1 mark…Two-time First Team All-League selection…Twice named All-Conference…Plans to attend University of Maryland. #2 Jake Matthai, Midfield, 6'6 , 225, Baltimore, MD, Gilman school 21 goals, 12 assists, and 35 groundballs this season under Coach Brooks Matthews…Finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award…Named Baltimore Messenger Player of the Year…Won The Scott B. Deutschman Teammate Award and the Tyler Campbell Lacrosse Cup…Also played football, soccer, and basketball helping each team win a title…Plans to major in Studio Art at the University of North #21 Carolina. Spencer Parks, Attack, 5'11 , 185, Fallston, MD, St. Paul's 39 goals, 32 assists, and 41 groundballs this season under Coach Rick Brocato…Helped team win 2011 league title…Finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award…Named a MSCLA All-Star…Two-time All-Conference selection…Plans to attend North Carolina. #23 Connor Reed, Midfield, 6'1 , 170, Arlington, VA, Gonzaga College High School 14 goals and 33 assists this season under Coach Casey O’Neill…Led team to a 19 – 3 mark…Named the Washington Post and WCAC Player of the Year…Two-time First Team All-Met selection…Named All-League all four years…Twice chosen as team MV…Also played basketball…Plans to attend Johns #1 Hopkins University. Sam Rohr, Midfield, 5'6 , 155, Malvern, PA, The Haverford School 32 goals, 12 assists and 86 groundballs this season under Coach John Nostrant…Led team to a 23-0 mark…Played in the Under Armour Underclass Elite Tournament…Helped team win National Title in 2011…Two-time All-County and All-League selection…Also played ice hockey and soccer…Plans to #6 major in Engineering at University of Pennsylvania. Tanner Scales, Defense, 6'2 , 215, Denver, CO, Regis Jesuit High School 1 goal, 1 assist, and 75 groundballs this season under Coach Jim Soran…Led team to a 15-1 mark… Named the 2011 New England Defender of the year…Chosen First team All-State…Plans to attend University of Virginia. #5 Charlie Schnider, Midfield, 6'0 , 185, Bethesda, MD, The Landon School 19 goals and 19 assists this season for Coach Rob Bordley…Led team to a 19-3 mark…Helped team win Conference title…Two-time All-Met and All-Conference selection…Named Offensive MVP… Selected to Maryland Free State All-Star game…Plans to attend Ohio State University. #27 Miles Thomas, Long Stick Midfield, 5'11 , 180, Devon, PA, Conestoga High School 1 goal, 4 assists and 66 groundballs this season for Coach Brian Samson…Led team to a 17-0 mark… Helped team win State Championship and two District and League titles…First Team All-League and All-Conference selection…Named the League’s32 Most Improved Player in 2011…Plans to major in #25 Business at Drexel University. game notes

DOUBLE VISION: The South’s Brooke and Kelly Boyd are the third set of twins to earn All-America honors. They are joined by Rhamel and Shamel Bratton (2007), as well as Charley and John Dickenson (2006).

THE FUTURE IS ALL AROUND YOU: Nearly three dozen of this year’s All- Americans were on Towson’s campus this time last year participating in the event as a member of their region’s respective Underclass team.

FAMILY AFFAIR: 12 families have had more than one child play in the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic: Jake (2008) Jesse (2009) Bernhardt; Brooke and Kelly Boyd (2012); Rhamel and Shamel Bratton (2007); Charley (2006) and John (2006) Dickenson; Jack (2007) and Kevin (2011) Forster; Jeff (2009) and Jake (2012) Froccaro; Rob (2008) and Tom (2011) Grimm; Casey (2010) and Jamie (2012) Ikeda; Betsy (2009) and Katie (2010) Mastropieri; Thomas (2008) and Ryan (2012) Palasek; Steele (2008) Covie (2011) and Wells (2011) Stanwick; and Jeremy (2006) Jerome (2006) Miles (2010) Lyle (2011) Thompson.

CLEAN SWEEP: UAAA alumni swept up at this year’s post season college awards. University of Maryland’s (2009) and Colgate’s Peter Baum (2009) each won this year’s Tewaaraton Trophy. It marks the second consecutive year that UA alumni both earned the sport’s top honor.

THERE’S A FIRST FOR EVERYTHING: The University of Michigan men’s and the Marquette University women’s teams each landed their first-ever UAAA recruit. The state of Colorado also has multiple All- Americans in the same year for the first time ever.

33 history 2006 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2006 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP Traci Landy scored fi ve goals and dished out an assist to earn MVP Game MVP Craig Dowd tallied three of his fi ve goals during a honors as the North Team used a late rally to win the Inaugural Under 5-0 run by the North Team late in the second half to propel the North Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. to a 17-14 triumph. The game was close throughout as both teams posted two-goal The South trailed for most of the game before tying it up at 12-12 leads in the fi rst half, with the South taking an 8-6 advantage into on a Will Yeatman goal with 10:08 left in game. Dowd answered halftime. The North came out of intermission scoring the next three with back-to-back goals before Evan Sullivan and Jerome Thompson goals for a 9-8 lead before watching the South tie it up again on a scored 12 seconds apart to put the game away with 6:46 remaining. Kaitlin Duff goal. Austin Boykin, Charley Dickenson, Bryn Holmes and Mike Kimmel each The game was all even at 11 with 11:15 to go until the North tallied scored twice for the South. four of the contest’s fi nal fi ve goals to take home the victory. Scoring by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot Scoring by Period 1 2 Tot ————————————————————————————————————— ————————————————————————————————————— North Boys...... 3 4 5 5 17 North Girls...... 6 9 15 South Boys...... 4 3 3 4 14 South Girls...... 8 4 12 GOALS: N: Dowd 5; Je. Thompson 3; Boyle 2; Sullivan 2; GOALS: N: Landy 5; Quillinan 3; Cantwell 2; Morrison 2; Quinzani 1; Federico 1; Bartig 1; Powers 1; Ciambella 1. S: Boykin 2; C. Taylor 2; Dowd 1. S: Furry 2; McFadden 2; Schrum 1; Dickenson 2; Holmes 2; Kimmel 2; Brancaccio 1; Muldoon 1; Yeatman Kalkstein 1; DeLuca 1; Flego 1; Kaestner 1; Duff 1; Perkins 1; 1; Huguely 1; Borror 1; Casey 1. Strasdauskas 1. ASSISTS: N: Kocis 2; Boyle 1; Burke 1; Federico 1; ASSISTS: N: Dowd 2; Schaknowski 2; Fluharty 1; Landy 1; Quillinan 1; Quinzani 1; Jy. Thompson 1. S: Barnes 1; Boland 1; Brancaccio 1; Sunseri 1; Taylor 1. S: Furry 1; Kalkstein 1; McFadden 1; Schrum 1. Mirabito 1; Royster 1. SAVES: N: Cuddihy 5; Ellis 4. S: Formby 2; Kirk 2. SAVES: N: Davis 6; Olin 5. S: Gvozden 5, Phipps 9. Game MVP-Traci Landy (North) EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 2-6 S: 0-4 GAME MVP - Craig Dowd (North) 2007 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2007 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP

After building up a fi ve-goal lead, the South almost gave it all back, The North captured its second-straight victory thanks in part to a but Laura Lesnick and Corey Donohoe tallied back-to-back goals late 9-0 run that took place during the second and third quarters. Garett in the second half to seal the victory and help even the series at one Ince, the game MVP, scored two of his game-high four goals in that apiece. stretch. Shamel Bratton, Dean Gibbons, Ryan Young, Rhamel Bratton Donohoe led all scorers with fi ve goals to garner MVP recognition. and Matt Langan each scored multiple times for the North, while Kaitlyn Messinger had three goals and Emma Hamm contributed two Ryan Shuler and John Haldy did the same for the South. goals and two assists for the North. Scorig by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot Scoring by Pericod 1 2 Tot —————————————————————————————————————— —————————————————————————————————————— North Boys...... 5 6 5 4 20 North Girls...... 5 6 11 South Boys...... 2 3 2 3 10 South Girls...... 9 5 14 GOALS: N: Ince 4; S. Bratton 3; Gibbons 2; Young 2; GOALS: N: Messinger 3; Hamm 2; Hubschmann 1; Blaney 1; R. Bratton 2; Langan 2; Howell 1; Turri 1; White 1; Miller 1; Goodrich 1. Bullard 1; Giordano 1; Magarity 1; Kounen 1. S: Donohoe 5; S: Shuler 3; Haldy 2; Donovan 2; Reed 1; J. McBride 1; Mendes 1. Kirr 1; Denkler 1; Giles 1; Miller 1; Matthews 1; White 1; ASSISTS: N: Amidon 1; S. Bratton 1; Gibbons 1; Howell 1; Jones 1; Doherty 1; Lesnick 1. Lovejoy 1; Young 1. S: Forster 1; Reed 1. ASSISTS: N: Hamm 2; Crotty 1. S: Kirr 2; Denkler 1; Giles 1; Kaestner 1. SAVES: N: Brady 8; Ghitleman 7. S: White 6, Galloway 11. SAVES: N: Shropshire 1; Geary 3. S: Janian 5; Thomas 1. EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 3-4 S: 1-6 GAME MVP- Corey Donohoe (South) GAME MVP - Garett Ince (North)

34 history 2008 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2008 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP MVP Erin Brennan scored the game-winning goal with just 1:15 The South scored six of the game’s fi rst eight goals but was held scoreless remaining as the North prevailed in an exciting one-goal contest. The for long stretches that allowed the North back in the game. The North North opened an 8-3 advantage and then fought off the South's furious tied the score at 7 and eventually took a one- goal lead by outscoring second-half rally. After trailing the entire game, the South netted four the South 5-1 in the third quarter. The teams then traded goals in the consecutive goals to take a 12-11 lead with 4:51 remaining. Brennan fi nal stanza before Tim Rommel scored the game-winner for the North and Shannon Smith each had four goals to lead the North to its second with 57.8 seconds left. North goalie Steven Rastivo was named MVP victory in three years. after stopping nine shots.

Scoring by Period 1 2 Tot Scoring by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot ------North Girls ...... 8 5 13 North Boys ...... 2 2 5 4 13 South Girls ...... 3 9 12 South Boys ...... 5 2 1 4 12

GOALS: N: Brennan 4; Smith, S. 4; Russo 2; Massimi 1; GOALS: N: Resetarits 3; Chanenchuk 3; Rotanz 2; Thomas 1; Frank 1. S: Kirk 3; Johnson 2; Ancarrow 2; Owen 1; Carey 1; McDonough 1; Rommel 1; Bocklet 1; Grimm 1; Cohen 1. S: Wilson 2; Gardner 1; Kimener 1; Hamilton 1. Bernhardt 2; Lang 2; Rogers 1; Cummings 1; Capretta 1; ASSISTS: N: Lovett 2; Brennan 1; Massimi 1; Plumb 1. S: Kirk 2; Owen Ridgway 1; Layne 1; Staines 1. 2; Carey 1; Gardner 1; Johnson 1. ASSISTS: N: Shakespeare 2; McDonough 1; Palasek 1; SAVES: N: LoManto 6; Fucillo 3. S: Konishi 6; Cahill 4. Rommel 1. S: Cummings 1; Rogers 1. Game MVP- Erin Brennan (North) SAVES: N: Fortunato 10; Rastivo 9 S: Wascavage 10; Burke 5. EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 0-0 S: 0-1 GAME MVP- Steven Rastivo (North)

2009 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2009 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP The North squad mounted a second-half rally by scoring seven of eight For the fi rst time in four years the South team defeated the North by goals over a span of 13 minutes on its way to posting a 12-9 victory. a score of 19 to16. At the half the score was knotted at seven. Out of MVP Stephanie Anderson recorded three goals and an assist to help the halftime Marcus Holman for the South came out and scored a quick North push its series lead to 3-1. Notre-Dame bound Betsy Mastropieri goal spurring a run by the South. Going in to the fourth the South had a (two goals, two assists) and her South teammates made a late surge single goal lead. While most of the fourth quarter was close, the South but hit the post on consecutive shots. seemed to have too much fi repower for the North at the end.

Scoring by Period 1 2 Tot Scoring by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot ------North Girls ...... 3 9 12 North Boys ...... 3 4 4 5 16 South Girls ...... 5 4 9 South Boys ...... 4 3 5 7 19

GOALS: N: Anderson 3; Cannizzaro 2; VanderMuelen 2; Hillier 1; Tumolo GOALS: N: White 4; Guy 3; O’Rielly 3; Marasco 2; Murphy 1; McKinney 1; Wiegand 1; Johnson 1; McTiernan 1. S: Mastropieri 2; Fernandez 1; 1; English 1; Tundo 1. S: Casey 4; Carr 4; Holman 3; LaPierre 2; Murray Cullen 1; Laschinger 1; Dashiell 1; Schwarzmann 1; Bruns 1; Bozel 1. 2; Fanshaw 2; Baum 1; Emala 1. ASSISTS: N: Anderson 1; Cassera 1; Ellis 1; Hillier 1; Tumolo 1. ASSISTS: N: Guy 2; Marasco 2; Murphy 2; White 2; Braddish 1; McKinney S: Mastropieri 2; Fernandez 1; Garrity 1; s. Matz 1. 1. S: LaPierre 4; Baum 2; Holman 2; Doyle 1; Murray 1; A. White 1. SAVES: N: Gaiss 4; Maksym 5. S: Fauth 3; Kolarik 2. SAVES: N: Amato 7, Fiore 12 S: Kemp 5, Wigrizer 8 GAME MVP: Stephanie Anderson (North). EXTRA MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 0-3 S: 0-3 GAME MVP: Chris LaPierre (South)

35 history 2010 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2010 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP

Midfi elder Kaitlyn Brosco scored an event record six goals, including Midfi elder Mark Cockerton scored four goals, including two in the fourth four in the fi rst half, as the North team rallied to edge the South team quarter, as the North Team outlasted the South Team by a 17-16 margin in a high-scoring affair. Cockerton, who was named as the game’s MVP, helped the North team Trailing by 16-15, the North team scored twice in the fi nal minute to pull away with a seven-goal effort in the fourth quarter. earn the victory. With nine seconds remaining, attacker Jen Devito Jordan Wolf led the South team in the loss by scoring three goals with converted the game-winning goal. an assist while Jim Marlatt and Tyler Frederick each added two goals. Brooke Griffi n scored three goals and added an assist in a losing effort Liam O’Connor won 21 of 33 face-offs and had 16 ground balls while for the South team while MacKenzie Cyr had two goals with two assists. scoring a goal. Paige Hanson set a single-game record by recording four assists. Goalkeeper Barb Black made 10 saves for the South team. Scoring by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot ------Scoring by Period 1 2 Tot North Boys...... 5 4 1 7 17 —————————————————————————————————————— South Boys...... 6 1 1 4 12 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 GOALS: N – Brosco 6, Mupo 4, Freedman 2, Mangini 1, Dooley 1, Devito 1, Belinsky 1; S – Wolf 3, Frederick 2, Marlatt 2, Haley 1, Ruhl 1, 1, D’Amore 1, Rich 1; S – Griffi n 3, Cyr 2, Franklin 2, Mastropieri 2, O’Connor 1, Edmonds 1, Foster 1. Woodman 2, Horton 1, Tomchik 1, Lloyd 1, Blue 1, George 1. ASSISTS: N – Glesener 2, Cathers 1, Dionne 1, Galasso 1, Hodgson 1, ASSISTS: N – Freedman 2, Hudgins 2, DeRonda 1, Devito 1, Dooley 1, Ferris 1, Slingerland 1, Zimmerman 1; S– Bryant 1, Haley 1, Ruhl 1, Wolf 1. Mangini 1, Quirke 1; S – Hanson 4, Horton 3, Cyr 1, Griffi n 1, Tomchik 1. SAVES: N – Feeney 10), Schneider 10; Dutton 5 S- O’Connell 10. SAVES: N – Munoz 5, Costantino 7; S – Black 10 SHOTS: N– 49; S – 49. SHOTS: N – 38; S – 37. EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N– 0 for 1; S– 0 for 2 GAME MVP: Kaitlyn Brosco (North) GAME MVP: Mark Cockerton (North) 2011 ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS RECAP 2011 ALL-AMERICAN BOYS RECAP

Tatum Coffey scored three of her game-high fi ve goals in the second half Bobby Wardwell made 12 saves in the second half, nine of which came to lead the North team to a 15-10 victory and earn MVP honors. in the 4th quarter, to help the South earn an 11-9 victory. It was the Tied 7-7 at the half, the North scored some early goals to take a three- lowest scoring game in the six-year history of the event. goal lead that it would never surrender. The South rallied by scoring two Early on it looked as if the North was going to dominate as Brandon of the next three goals to cut the gap to 11-9, but Nora Berry added Gamblin scored fi ve seconds into the game. The South posted a late back-to-back scores to put the game out of reach. three-goal rally to cut the defi cit to 7-6 at the half. Kelly Weis made six saves for the North in the fi rst half and her The South’s Goran Murray, a long-stick middie, went coast to coast twice replacement Bridget Bianco allowed just three goals while making during the third quarter as his team scored four unanswered goals to three saves. 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 —————————————————————————————————————— SCORE BY PERIOD 1 2 3 4 Tot North Girls...... 7 8 15 ------South Girls...... 7 3 10 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 GOALS: N: Bitter 2;Keenan 1;Jones 1;Gamblin 1;Mahon 1;Solomon 1;Rice 1; Hammond 1. 1; Chafee 1. S: Murray 2;Carlson 2;Forster 1;Gribbin 1;Tucker 1;Walrath ASSISTS: N: Bocklet 1;Maurer 1;Lindsay Toppe 1. S: Thomas 2; Cook 1;Sankey 1;Walters 1;Keena 1. 1; Stanwick 1. ASSISTS: N: Gamblin 1;Jones 1;Keenan 1;Pellegrino 1. S: German SAVES: N: Weis 6; Bianco 3. S: Murray 2;Woehling 2 2;Forster 1;Stanwick 1. SAVES: N: Connors 5; Gambitsky 7. S: Kelly 9; Wardwell 12. GAME MVP: Tatum Coffey (North) EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N: 2-4 S: 1-4 GAME MVP: Bobby Wardwell

36 boys alumni

BOYS NORTH Zach Howell, 2007,Duke BOYS SOUTH Casey Ikeda, 2010, Maryland Niko Amato, 2009, Maryland Garett Ince, 2007,Virginia Paul Barnes, 2006, Princeton Greyson Konkel, 2008, Colorado St. (FB) Josh Amidon, 2007, Syracuse Stephen Jahelka, 2011, Harvard Peter Baum, 2009,Colgate John Kelly, 2011, Johns Hopkins Tobias Armour, 2010, Johns Hopkins Myles Jones, 2011, Duke Jake Bernhardt, 2008, Maryland T.J. Kemp, 2010, North Carolina Max Bartig, 2006, Syracuse Kyle Keenan, 2011, Duke Jesse Bernhardt, 2009,Maryland Ryan Kilpatrick, 2011, North Carolina Drew Belinksy, 2010, Penn Tyler Knarr, 2009,Georgetown Owen Blye, 2008, Maryland Roy Lang, 2008, Cornell Jimmy Bitter, 2011, North Carolina Scott Kocis, 2006, Georgetown Joe Bonnani, 2008, Ohio State Chris LaPierre, 2009,Virginia Ian Braddish, 2009, North Carolina/ Hofstra Matt Langan, 2007, Loyola Peter Borror, 2008, Virginia Chris Layne, 2008, North Carolina/ Loyola Sean Brady, 2007, Duke/ Stony Brook Dave Lawson, 2009,Duke Austin Boykin, 2006, Cornell Chris Lightner, 2009,Johns Hopkins Jake Bratek, 2010, Syracuse/ Onondaga Hakeem Lecky, 2009,Syracuse Robert Boyle, 2007, Georgetown Howie Long, 2009,Virginia Rhamel Bratton, 2007, Virginia Joe LoCascio, 2011, Maryland Andrew Brancaccio, 2006, Georgetown Alex Lyons, 2007, Bucknell Shamel Bratton, 2007, Virginia Matt Lovejoy, 2007,Virginia Rustin Bryant, 2010, Maryland Bray Malphrus, 2007, Virginia Zack Brenneman, 2007, Notre Dame Matt Mackrides, 2008,Penn State Steven Burke, 2008, Johns Hopkins Jim Marlatt, 2010, Notre Dame Steven Boyle, 2006, Johns Hopkins Sean Mahon, 2011, Harvard Emmett Cahill, 2010, Maryland Chris McBride, 2007, Princeton Chris Bocklet, 2008, Virginia Mike Manley, 2007,Duke Will Campbell, 2010, North Carolina Greg McBride, 2009,North Carolina Sean Burke, 2006, North Carolina Joe Marasco, 2009,Syracuse Jay Carlson, 2011, Maryland Jack McBride, 2007, Princeton/ UNC Mike Burns, 2006, North Carolina Dan McKinney, 2009,Georgetown Landon Carr, 2009,Maryland Charlie McComas, 2008, North Carolina Kyle Carey, 2009, Syracuse Jovan Miller, 2007,Syracuse Brian Carroll, 2006, Virginia Brendan McGrath, 2011, Princeton Grant Catalino, 2007, Maryland Francis McDonough, 2008,Georgetown Brian Casey, 2009,Georgetown Mark McNeill, 2010, North Carolina James Cathers, 2010, Syracuse Jonathan Meyers, 2008,Princeton Greg Casey, 2006, Drexel Scott McWilliams, 2010, Virginia Jimmy Bitter, 2011, North Carolina Steven Murphy, 2009,Notre Dame Alex Capretta, 2008, Princeton Wyatt Melzer, 2008, Virginia Walker Chafee, 2011, North Carolina Chris Nixon, 2006,Georgetown Jeff Chase, 2011, Loyola Anthony Mendes, 2007, MD/Syr/Salisbury Mike Chanenchuk, 2008, Princeton/ MD Ryan Nizolek, 2006,Virginia Ken Clausen, 2006, Virginia Joe Meurer, 2010, Ohio State Max Chautin, 2006, Johns Hopkins Conrad Oberbeck, 2011, Yale Chris Clements, 2007, Virginia Orry Michael, 2007, Johns Hopkins Matthew Ciambella, 2006, Notre Dame Keenan Ochwat, 2008,Ohio State Brian Cooper, 2010, Maryland Taylor Michel, 2011, Virginia Mark Cockerton, 2010, Virginia Billy Olin, 2006,Rutgers Patrick Cotter, 2009,Notre Dame Ricky Mirabito, 2006, Georgetown Billy Conners, 2009, Duke Nick O’Reilly, 2009,Virginia Joe Cummings, 2008, Maryland Thomas Muldoon, 2006, Brown John Connors, 2011, Navy Jason Orlando, 2007,Duke Brian Dailey, 2011, Duke Brandon Mullins, 2011, Syracuse Jeff Cohen, 2008, Harvard Tom Palasek, 2008,Johns Hopkins/Syracuse John Paul Dalton, 2008, Loyola Goran Murray, 2011, Maryland C.J. Costabile, 2008, Duke Spenser Parnell, 2008,Syracuse/ Roanoke Charley Dickenson, 2006, Denver Patrick Murray, 2009,Georgetown Greg Danseglio, 2011, Virginia Eric Parnon, 2011, Maryland John Dickenson, 2006, Denver Andrew O’Connell, 2010, North Carolina Mike Daniello, 2011, Johns Hopkins Michael Pellegrino, 2011, Johns Hopkins Tim Donovan, 2007, Johns Hopkins Liam O’Connor, 2010, Notre Dame Jack Davis, 2006,Georgetown Kevin Piegare, 2007,North Carolina Conor Doyle, 2011, Notre Dame Grant Oliver, 2008, Maryland Ryan DeSimone, 2011, Villanova Michael Powers, 2006,Johns Hopkins Jack Doyle, 2009,Harvard Brian Phipps, 2006, Maryland Sam DeVore, 2006,Johns Hopkins Jarrid Puzes, 2008,Virginia Greg Dutton, 2010, Ohio State Harry Prevas, 2009,Virginia Daniel Dimaria, 2008,Harvard Max Quinzani, 2006,Duke Greg Edmonds, 2010, Johns Hopkins Robert Posniewski, 2010, Princeton Josh Dionne, 2010, Duke John Ranagan, 2009,Johns Hopkins Joey Ehrmann, 2008, Wake Forest (FB) Pat Powderly, 2010, Syracuse Craig Dowd, 2006,Georgetown Steven Rastivo, 2008,Penn State/ UNC Nick Elsmo, 2007, Delaware Travis Reed, 2007, Maryland Kevin Drew, 2008,Syracuse Jack Reilly, 2010, Johns Hopkins Davey Emala, 2009,Georgetown/ UNC Conrad Ridgway, 2008, Penn State Luke Duprey, 2010, Duke Joe Resetarits, 2008,Albany Patrick Fanshaw, 2009,Loyola (MD) Kevin Ridgway, 2007, Notre Dame Tucker Durkin, 2009,Johns Hopkins Kevin Rice Attack, 2011, Syracuse Brian Farrell, 2006, Maryland Hunter Rodgers, 2007, Johns Hopkins Mike Ehrhardt, 2010, Maryland Sean Rogers, 2008,Notre Dame Andrew Feinberg, 2007, Brown Tony Rossi, 2010, Stevenson Rob Emery, 2010, Virginia Tim Rommel, 2008,Rutgers/ SUNY Cortland Roger Ferguson, 2009,Brown Evan Royster, 2006, Penn State (FB) Connor English, 2009,Virginia/ Cornell Robert Rotanz, 2008,Duke Will Fields, 2008, Navy Eric Ruhl, 2010, Johns Hopkins Joe Fazio, 2009,Syracuse John Rose, 2010, Harvard Tyler Fiorito, 2008, Princeton Joey Sankey, 2011, North Carolina Kevin Federico, 2006, North Carolina Dillon Roy, 2006,Denver Michael Flanagan, 2008, Princeton Max Schmidt, 2007, Maryland Brian Feeney, 2010 Penn Eric Schneider, 2010, Johns Hopkins Joe Fontanesi, 2008, Maryland/ Marquette Max Seligmann, 2007, Georgetown John Fennessy, 2009,Towson Thomas, Schreiber, 2010, Princeton Jack Forster, 2007, Penn State Ryan Shuler, 2007, Georgetown AJ Fiore, 2009,Cornell Christian Scuderi, 2006, Hofstra Kevin Forster, 2011, Maryland Jordan Smith, 2010, North Carolina Brian Fischer, 2011, Harvard Mike Shakespeare, 2008,Maryland Patrick Foster, 2010, North Carolina Cody Solaja, 2009,Hofstra Ryan Flanagan, 2007,North Carolina Eric Slingerland, 2010, Harvard Tyler Frederick, 2010, Ohio State Mark Staines, 2008, North Carolina Rob Fortunato, 2008,Virginia Bobby Smith, 2008,Notre Dame John Galloway, 2007, Syracuse , 2008, Virginia Jeff Froccaro, 2009,Princeton David Solomon, 2011, Maryland Tyler German, 2011, Virginia Wells Stanwick, 2011, Johns Hopkins Nick Galasso, 2010, North Carolina Brian Sullivan, 2011, North Carolina Bryson Greene, 2011, Georgetown Jake Tripucka, 2009,Duke Jake Gambitsky, 2011, Harvard Evan Sullivan, 2006,Navy Bobby Gribbin, 2011, Maryland Ryan Tucker, 2011, Virginia Brandon Gamblin, 2011, Massachusetts Ari Sussman, 2006,Dartmouth Michael Gvozden, 2006, Johns Hopkins Carl Walrath, 2011, Virginia Adam Ghitleman, 2007,Virginia Jeremy Thompson, 2006,Syracuse John Haldy, 2007, Virginia Matt Walters, 2011, Syracuse Dean Gibbons, 2007,Harvard Jerome Thompson, 2006,SUNY-Onondaga Quinn Haley, 2010, Maryland Bobby Wardwell, 2011, Syracuse John Glesener, 2010, Army , 2011, Albany Casey Hingtgen, 2006, Dartmouth Andrew Wascavage, 2008, Towson Mark Goodrich, 2007,Johns Hopkins , 2010, Albany Jeremy Hirsch, 2006, Princeton Kyle Wharton,2007,Johns Hopkins John Greeley, 2009,Johns Hopkins Jeff Tundo, 2009,Ohio State/ Stony Brook Michael Hirsch, 2006, Navy Alex White, 2009,Harvard Rob Grimm, 2008,UMBC Justin Turri, 2007,Duke Marcus Holman, 2009,North Carolina Mark White,2007,Maryland Tom Grimm , 2011, Syracuse John Urbank, 2010, Georgetown Bryn Holmes, 2006, Maryland Dan Wigrizer, 2009,Duke Zachary Guy, 2009,Georgetown Billy Ward, 2010, Syracuse George Huguely, 2006, Virginia Colby Wilson,2008,Georgetown/ Colgate Tim Henderson, 2007,Army Joel White, 2007,Syracuse Conor Kelly, 2011, Notre Dame Chase Winter, 2009,Johns Hopkins Chris Hogan, 2006,Penn State Matt White, 2009,Virginia Patrick Keena, 2011, Navy Jordan Wolf, 2010, Duke Will Himler, 2010, Princeton Chad Wiedmaier, 2008,Princeton 37John Kemp, 2009,Notre Dame Jaren Woppel,2006,Navy Andrew Hodgson, 2010, Towson Carl Zimmerman, 2010, Harvard Michael Kimmel, 2006, Johns Hopkins Will Yeatman,2006,ND/ Maryland Ryan Young,2007,Maryland girls alumni

GIRLS NORTH Sally Jentis , 2011, Florida GIRLS SOUTH Brandi Jones, 2007, Maryland Kailene Abt, 2007, Notre Dame Kelsey Johnson, 2009, Dartmouth Annie Anton, 2010, Stanford Haydon Judge, 2009, Florida Stephanie Anderson, 2009, Rutgers Danielle Kachulis, 2006, Duke Alex Aust, 2009, Maryland Ashby Kaestner, 2007, Georgetown Sarah Appelt, 2008, Towson Alyssa Kildare, 2008, Johns Hopkins Kelly Austin, 2009, Virginia/ USC Christie Kaestner, 2007, Duke Sammi Arbitman, 2009, Johns Hopkins Sarah Kounen, 2007, North Carolina Casey Ancarrow, 2008, James Madison Brittany Kalkstein, 2006, Virginia Kelly Barnes, 2008, Georgetown Kailah Kempney, 2011, Syracuse Kirstyn Atkinson, 2007, Northwestern Marye Kellerman, 2006, Virginia Nora Barry, 2011, Florida Chelsea Landon, 2011, Duke Brett Bathras, 2006, Johns Hopkins Ashley Kimener, 2008, James Madison Courtney Bennett, 2009, Dartmouth Traci Landy, 2006, Boston U. Barb Black, 2010, Georgetown Chelsea Kirk, 2006, Dartmouth Bridget Bianco, 2011, Northwestern Jessica Loizeaux, 2011, Virginia Kristy Black, 2008, Maryland Courtney Kirk, 2008, Vanderbilt Sarah Biron, 2011, Johns Hopkins Brianne Lomanto, 2008, Northwestern Alyssa Blevins, 2011, UMBC/ Winthorp Danielle Kirk, 2009, Maryland Shaylyn Blaney, 2007, Notre Dame Erin Lovett, 2008, Georgetown Liza Blue, 2010, Virginia Jordyn Kirr , 2007, Georgetown Shanna Brady, 2011, Maryland Jackie Lyons, 2007, Massachusetts Megan Bosica, 2006, North Carolina Kim Kolarik, 2009, Virginia Erin Brennan, 2008, Pennsylvania Colleen Magarity, 2007, Northwestern Kelsi Bozel, 2009, Georgetown Alicia Krause, 2008, Duquesne/ UMBC MaryBeth Brophy, 2007, Georgetown Lauren Maksym, 2009, North Carolina Ashley Bruns, 2009, Florida Cosette Larash, 2009, Johns Hopkins Kaitlyn Brosco, 2010, Notre Dame Shannon Mangini, 2010, Penn Dana Cahill, 2008, Penn State Erin Laschinger, 2009, Virginia Colleen Bubnack, 2007, Colgate Erin Massimi, 2008, Dartmouth Allyson Carey, 2008, Vanderbilt Brooks Lawler, 2011, Northwestern Sarah Bullard , 2007, Duke Kerrin Maurer, 2011, Duke Caroline Cochran, 2008, Virginia/ Florida Kelly Lechner, 2011, Penn State Kara Cannizzaro, 2009, North Carolina Colleen McCaffrey, 2008, Johns Hopkins Ellen Cook , 2007, Maryland Laura Lesnick, 2007, Penn State Brooke Cantwell, 2006, Rutgers Caroline McTiernan, 2009, Virginia Jen Cook, 2011, Maryland Brooke Lipinski, 2007, Johns Hopkins Ali Cassera, 2009, Northwestern Kaitlyn Messinger, 2007, North Carolina Mary Jeanne Coyle, 2010, Georgetown Sarah Lloyd, 2010, Princeton Taylor Chumney, 2007, North Carolina Kristin Morrison, 2006, Princeton Alexis Cross, 2011, James Madison Betsy Mastropieri, 2009, Notre Dame Tatum Coffey, 2011, Penn State Ashley Moulton, 2009, Loyola (Md) Kitty Cullen, 2009, Florida Katie Mastropieri, 2010, Vanderbilt Alyssa Costantino, 2010, Syracuse Lyndsey Munoz, 2010, Stanford Clare Curran, 2011, Yale Brooke Matthews, 2007, Northwestern Virginia Crotty, 2007, Duke Kara Mupo, 2010, Northwestern MacKenzie Cyr, 2010, Penn State Katie Matz, 2009, Princeton/ Pennsylvania Mary Cuddihy, 2006, Hofstra Bridget Nolan, 2008, Duke Brittany Dashiell, 2009, Florida Sarah Matz, 2009, Maryland Taylor D’Amore, 2010, Johns Hopkins Katie O’Brien, 2008, Georgetown Charlotte Davis, 2009, Princeton Caitlyn McFadden, 2006, Maryland Caitlin Defl iese, 2006, Boston U. Alyssa Ogle, 2009, Duke Lindsey deButts, 2008, Princeton Greta Meyer, 2007, Dartmouth Dayna Defl iese, 2008, Massachusetts Molly Parker, 2006, Dartmouth Ali DeLuca , 2006, Pennsylvania Morgan Miller, 2007, Duke Brittany DeLea, 2009, Yale Kimberly Pantages, 2006, Northwestern Katherine Denkler, 2007, Vanderbilt Alex Mundy, 2006, Vanderbilt Monica DeMairo, 2009, Duke Allo Pery, 2006, Virginia Corcoran Downey, 2007, Boston U. Allie Murray, 2011, Notre Dame Kat DeRonda, 2010, Northwestern Sarah Plumb, 2008, Dartmouth Corey Donohoe, 2007, North Carolina Emily Newstrom, 2011, Stanford Jen Devito, 2010, Yale Barb Previ, 2008, Princeton Jackie Doherty, 2007, Notre Dame Josie Owen, 2008, Virginia Grace Dooley, 2010, Notre Dame Lauren Purvis, 2010, Penn State Liz Downs, 2007, Virginia Allison Perkins, 2006, Maryland Meg Douty , 2011, Maryland Halley Quillinan, 2006, Syracuse Kim Dubansky, 2006, Johns Hopkins Cassie Pyle, 2008, Princeton Liz Donovan, 2008, Boston College Molly Quirke, 2010, Duke Kaitlin Duff, 2006, Virginia Colby Rhea, 2009, Florida Katrina Dowd, 2006, Northwestern Abby Rehfuss, 2007, Loyola Bria Eulitt, 2007, Richmond Morgan Rubin, 2011, North Carolina Allie Duclos, 2007, New Hampshire Katie Reinhard, 2010, Loyola Sam Farrell, 2009, Florida Maddie Salamone, 2009, Duke Alyssa Dunlap, 2010, Vanderbilt Stephanie Rice, 2007, Hofstra Louise Fauth, 2009, Notre Dame Iliana Sanza, 2009, Maryland Kathleen Dwyer, 2007, Georgetown Kelly Rich, 2010, Northwestern Molly Fernandez, 2009, Penn State Samantha Schrum, 2006, Johns Hopkins Samantha Ellis, 2009, Princeton Mikaela Rix, 2011, Boston College Nicole Flego, 2006, Delaware Katie Schwarzmann, 2009, Maryland Stephanie Ellis, 2006, Penn State Chelsea Robinson, 2008, Virginia Ali Flury, 2006, Denver Caroline Seats, 2011, Georgetown Danielle Etrasco, 2009, Boston U. Jennifer Russell, 2006, North Carolina Carter Foote, 2006, Vanderbilt Kara Secora, 2008, Denver Molly Everett , 2007, Virginia Jessica Russo, 2008, Northwestern Caitlin Formby, 2006, Georgetown Alyssa Semones, 2011, Penn State Christine Ferguson, 2011, Cornell Emily Schaknowski, 2006, Delaware Hannah Franklin, 2010, Georgetown Rachel Serio, 2008, Johns Hopkins Katie Ferris, 2010, Massachusetts Paula Schmidt, 2011, North Carolina Grace Gaeng, 2008, Maryland/ High Point Caileigh Sindall, 2011, North Carolina Katy Fitzgerald, 2007, North Carolina Lauren Schwalje, 2011, Georgetown Julie Gardner, 2008, Virginia Brigid Smith, 2011, Duke Kerri Fleishhacker, 2011, Yale Charity Sarah Sedgwick, 2006, Boston College Emily Garrity, 2009, North Carolina Margaret Smith, 2010, Notre Dame Fluharty, 2006, Stanford Allie Shropshire, 2007, California Taylor George, 2010, North Carolina Carolina Spearman, 2007, Duke Alexandra Frank, 2008, Northwestern Colleen Smith, 2010, Princeton Lindsay Gilbride, 2006, Duke Covie Stanwick, 2011, Boston College Keyln Freedman, 2010, Georgetown Shannon Smith, 2008, Northwestern Mary Lacy Gilbride, 2008, North Carolina Katelyn Strasdauskas, 2006, Virginia Abbey Friend, 2010, North Carolina Danielle Spencer, 2006, Northwestern Jacqueline Giles, 2007, Georgetown Courtney Swan, 2011, Virgina Kelly Fucillo, 2008, Le Moyne Barbara Sullivan, 2011, Notre Dame Natalie Glanell, 2010, Syracuse Adrienne Tarver, 2010, Yale Kaitlin Gaiss, 2009, Duke Missy Sunseri, 2006, Virginia Beth Glaros, 2010, Maryland Annie Taylor, 2008, Virginia Emily Geary, 2007, William & Mary Caroline Tarzian, 2011, Georgetown Brooke Griffi n, 2010, Maryland Annie Thomas, 2009, Virginia Caroline Gersuk, 2010, Northwestern Kristen Taylor, 2006, North Carolina Liz Hamilton, 2008, Maryland Annie Thomas, 2011, Loyola Sara Giedgowd, 2006, Duke Samantha Taylor, 2008, Boston College Jordan Hammond, 2011, High Point Taylor Thomas, 2010, North Carolina Shannon Gilroy, 2011, Florida Giulia Caroline Tesar ,2006,Northwestern Paige Hanson, 2010, North Carolina Lauren Thomas, 2007, Georgetown Giordano, 2007, Pennsylvania Kat Thomas, 2008, Duke Jen Hardesty, 2008, Pennsylvania Courtney Tomchik, 2010, Penn Jenny Granger, 2009, Notre Dame Lindsay Toppe, 2011, Cornell Lucy Hayes, 2008, North Carolina Amalie Trentzsch, 2010, Maryland Nicole Graziano, 2011, Florida Michelle Tumolo, 2009, Syracuse Meghan Helm, 2010, Virginia Annie Thomas, 2011, Loyola Jessica Griffi n, 2009, North Carolina Jennifer VanderMeulen, 2009, Harvard Melanie Hilbush, 2006, Georgetown Taylor Virden, 2010, Duke Rachel Guerrera, 2006, Notre Dame Lacey Vigmostad, 2008, Northwestern Kelsey Horton, 2010, Maryland Sloan Warren, 2011, Virginia Emma Hamm, 2007, Duke Ashley Waldron, 2009, Towson Angela Hughes, 2006, Johns Hopkins Perrie White, 2007, Virginia Janine Hiller, 2009, Florida/ Stony Brook Ashlee Warner, 2010, Virginia Molly Hulseman, 2011, Loyola Caity Whiteley, 2006, Virginia Allison Hubschmann, 2007, Georgetown Katie Webster, 2010, Syracuse Ashley Hunter, 2009, Georgetown Mary Wittelsberger, 2007, Georgetown Bre Hudgins, 2010, Brown Kelly Weis , 2011, Harvard Mia Hurrin, 2007, North Carolina Annie Woehling, 2011, Princeton Kristin Igoe, 2007, Boston College Gabi Wiegand, 2009, Richmond/Florida 38Katie Janian, 2007, Yale Reilly Woodman, 2010, Gerogetown Karri Ellen Johnson, 2008, Maryland