ABOUT THE EVENT

TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIOR SCHEDULE Welcome ...... 4 All Senior game activities held on Saturday, July 6 Girls All-America Rosters...... 5 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...... 22 Boys All-America Game...... 8pm Boys Game Records...... 23 North Boys All-America Bios...... 25-27 South Boys All-America Bios...... 29-31 Event Notes...... 32 Event History...... 33-36 All-Time Alumni...... 36-39

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 UNDERCLASS ELITE TOURNAMENT The Under Armour Underclass 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, , Upstate ,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.

THE UNCOMMITTED GAMES New this year we will introduce the Uncommitted Games. Each year there are very talented players who are on the cusp of making their respective underclass team, but are not selected. Aside from the 24 players chosen for each regional team, five uncommitted (to college) players will be invited to compete and showcase themselves this weekend. A total of 50 players in each of the graduating classes - 2014, 2015, 2016 - for both boys and girls will play head-to-head games on Saturday. Players were selected by the regional evaluators and coaches. Only players who participated in the regional tryouts were eligible for the uncommitteed teams.

THREE DAYS OF LACROSSE EXCITEMENT This year’s public activities will start on Friday with the kick off of the Underclass tournament at Towson University. A complete game schedule is included later in this publication. Action will continue on Saturday with additional Underclass games, the uncommitted games, as well as the featured senior All-America games, held at Johnny Unitas Stadium on the campus of Towson University. One admission ticket will get you access to both senior games. Play for the Underclass tournament will conclude on Sunday with the end of pool play as well as the championship games.

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Dear Families, Friends, and Fans,

Welcome to the eighth annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic. This weekend, the eyes of the lacrosse world are focused on Towson University as the most elite high school lacrosse players in the country demonstrate their skills in front of the game’s top collegiate coaches, passionate fans, and fellow elite players. We are excited to host players from all corners of the United States and congratulate them for their tremendous achievement of earning the sport’s biggest honor…being named an Under Armour All-American.

The Under Armour All-America label is one that will stick with a player throughout their playing career. It also represents years of dedication, sacrifice and the support of an entire network of family, friends, coaches, and teammates.

Inside Lacrosse was instrumental in the selection of the senior All-America teams through a committee made up of the nation’s most knowledgeable figures in high school lacrosse. They picked the brains of college and high school coaches from across the country to find the best of the best.

The ultimate litmus test of an Under Armour All-American is how a player performs at the collegiate level. A total of 84 former Under Armour All-Americans were named to their respective college’s all-conference teams at the conclusion of 2013 season. University of ’s (2009) walked away with the prestigious for the second consecutive year.

The Underclass tournament affiliated with this event has evolved into lacrosse’s most prestigious showcase tournament. In both Long Island and Baltimore, for example, more than 125 college coaches attended the boys tryouts. Overall more than 3,000 student-athletes registered for the opportunity to earn a spot on their respective regional team….an all-time event record.

We are delighted to expand the event with the creation of our uncommitted (to college) games. In addition to the 24 players selected for each regional team, five uncommitted players from each boys and girls region in the graduating classes of 2014, 2015 and 2016 were invited to compete in one game at the event. The uncommitted games promise to be a huge draw for college coaches.

A big thank you goes to the people behind the scenes such as Bill Murphy and his staff at Towson University. Their tireless work during a holiday weekend plays a huge role in this event’s exponential growth and success.

Thank you for being a part of this exciting and important event. Good luck to our athletes, and most importantly, have fun!

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NORTH GIRLS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Alexandra Dalton Attack Needham, MA/Notre Dame Academy Notre Dame 2 Maeve McMahon Midfield Duxbury, MA/Groton School Harvard 3 Taylor Poplawski Midfield Lafayette, NY/Christian Brothers Academy Syracuse 4 Kelsey Youmell Defense Jordan, NY/Jordan Elbridge Syracuse 5 Jillian Doherty Midfield Reading, MA/Brooks Vanderbilt 6 Alexandra Moore Midfield Millstone, NJ/Allentown Southern California 7 Elizabeth Cusick Midfield Westfield, NJ/Westfield Stanford 9 Mary Kate O’Neill Midfield Chatham, NJ/Chatham College 10 Marisa Romeo Attack Syracuse, NY/Christian Brothers Academy Harvard 11 Caroline Fitzgerald Defense Mt. Sinai, NY/Mount Sinai Florida 12 Colleen Lovett Attack Wantagh, NY/Wantagh Georgetown 13 Maura Schwitter Defense Oradell, NJ/Immaculate Heart Duke 14 Lindsay Biondi Midfield Ithaca, NY/Ithaca Maryland 15 Cortney Fortunato Attack Northport, NY/Northport Notre Dame 16 Alex Poplawski Midfield Springfield, PA/Springfield-Delco Stanford 17 Marina Burke Midfield Westwood, MA/Westwood Harvard 18 Lily Schmitt Defense Garden City, NY/Garden City Johns Hopkins 19 Casey Pearsall+ Midfield Wilton, CT/Wilton Notre Dame 22 Maggie Bill Midfield Huntington, NY/St. Anthony’s North Carolina 23 Erin Jeffery Attack Diablo, CA/Carondelet Hofstra 24 Olivia Hompe Midfield New Canaan, CT/New Canaan Princeton 31 Emily Kift Goalie Santa Ana, CA/Foothill Maryland 32 Callahan Kent Goalie Norwell, MA/Thayer Academy Vanderbilt

SOUTH GIRLS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Tess McEvoy Midfield Bethesda, MD/Georgetown Visitation Yale 2 Casey Black Attack Lutherville, MD/McDonogh Duke 3 Morgan Torggler Midfield Severna Park, MD/Severna Park Maryland 4 Annie Ruland Attack Milton, GA/Milton Southern California 9 Carly Reed Attack Alexandria, VA/ St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes North Carolina 10 Sammi Burgess Midfield Forest Hill, MD/McDonogh Florida 11 Alex McKay Defense Ellicott City, MD/Marriotts Ridge Maryland 12 Deborah Milani Midfield Catonsville, MD/Catonsville Maryland 13 Maggie Preas Defense Rockville, MD/McDonogh 14 Posey Valis Midfield Baltimore, MD/McDonogh Virginia 15 Zoe Stukenberg Midfield Ellicott City, MD/Marriotts Ridge Maryland 16 Samantha Brookhart Midfield Ellicott City, MD/Mount Hebron Towson 17 Kelly Reese Midfield Severna Park, MD/Severn Virginia 18 Haley Bordner Attack Sykesville, MD/Century Florida 19 Besser Dyson Attack Alexandria, VA/ St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes Virginia 20 Sydney Holman Mid Chapel Hill, NC/East Chapel Hill North Carolina 21 Caroline Peters Midfield Rockville, MD/Good Counsel Vanderbilt 22 Wyatt Whitley Defense Alexandria, VA/St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes Virginia 23 Steph Lazo Midfield Stevensville, MD/St. Mary’s Penn State 24 Maggie Auslander Defense Cary, NC/Green Hope North Carolina 32 Meagh Graham Goalie Rockville, MD/Good Counsel Virginia Tech 33 Caroline Federico Goalie Lutherville, MD/Maryvale Prep Johns Hopkins

+ will not play due to injury

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Maggie Bill, Midfield, 5’7, Huntington, NY (St. Anthony’s) Bill tallied 65 goals, 18 assists and 55 groundballs this season for Coach Corinne Lomangino … Led team to a 15-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Lacrosse Classic, winning MVP honors in 2012 … Helped team win four league titles … Chosen Long Island Player of the Year and All-Long Island … Named MSG Tri-State MVP, Catholic League MVP and MVP of the Championship game … Also played soccer, helping team win two state titles and earning All-State honors, as well as played #22 , garnering All-League recognition … Will attend North Carolina. Lindsay Biondi, Attack, 5’6”, Ithaca, NY (Ithaca High School) Biondi tallied 72 goals, 23 assists and 34 groundballs this season for Coach Lyn Reitenbach … Led team to a 10-4 mark … Four-time All-Section and All-League selection … Chosen as MVP as a junior … Also played soccer, basketball and field hockey, earning All-League honors … enjoys traveling, coaching youth lacrosse, music… Will attend the University of Maryland. #14 Marina Burke, Midfield, 5’7”, Westwood, MA (Westwood High School) Burke tallied 36 goals, 27 assists and 42 groundballs this season for Coach Leslie Frank … Led team to a 20-0 mark … Will attend Harvard University. #17 Elizabeth Cusick, Midfield, 5’6”, Westfield, NJ (Westfield High School) Cusick tallied 82 goals, 16 assists and 30 groundballs this season for Coach Samantha Warner … Led team to a 7-9 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Owns the school record for career goals (268) and points (332) … Twice named First Team All-County … Also played , serving as team captain and earning All-State and All-County honors... enjoys playing tennis, skiing, fashion, art, foreign languages, spending time with friends and family… Will attend #7 Stanford University. Alexandra Dalton, Midfield, 5’6”, Needham, MA (Notre Dame /Hingham) Dalton tallied 70 goals, 15 assists and 79 groundballs this season for Coach Meredith Frank … Led team to a 21-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … 2012 US Lacrosse Academic All‐American … Helped team win State title … Two-time First Team All-EMGLCA selection … Twice named All-Scholastic by Boston Globe and Boston Herald … Also #1 played basketball and soccer … Will attend the University of Notre Dame. Jillian Doherty, Midfield, 5’3”, Reading, MA (Brooks School) Doherty tallied 48 goals, 20 assists and 29 groundballs this season for Coach Randall Hesse … Led team to a 7-5-0 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Three-time All-Region and All-League selection … Also played ice hockey and field hockey serving as captain and earning All-League honors … Will attend Vanderbilt University. #5 Caroline Fitzgerald, Midfield, 5’4”, Mount Sinai, NY (Mount Sinai High School) Fitzgerald tallied 35 goals, 10 assists and 75 groundballs this season for Coach Albert Bertalone … Led team to a 20-0 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic, earning All-Tournament honors … Helped team win State title, garnering MVP and All-Tournament recognition … Chosen First Team All-Tri-State and All-Long Island … Four-time All-County selection … Named MVP of the team … Also ran cross-country and track, earning All-League honors in both … Will attend The #11 University of Florida. Cortney Fortunato, Attack, 5’7”, Northport, NY (Northport High School) Fortunato tallied 82 goals, 36 assists and 98 groundballs this season for Coach Carol Rose … Led team to a 13-6 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic, earning All-Tournament honors … Tabbed as the #1 player in the class of 2013 … Member of the U19 USA Gold Medal winning team, earning All-World honors … Helped team win first State title … Three-time First Team All-Long Island selection … Holds the Long Island scoring record for an eighth grader with 68 goals … Also played #15 soccer earning All-State honors while helping team win the Long Island Championship … Will attend the University of Notre Dame. ALL-AMERICA GIRLS NORTH

Olivia Hompe, Midfield, 5’9”, New Canaan, CT (New Canaan High School) Hompe tallied 57 goals, 26 assists, 62 groundballs this season for Coach Kristin Woods … Led team to a 16-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … High School’s all-time leading scorer … Three-time All-State, All-Region and All- Conference selection … MVP of 2012 state championship game … Also ran cross country, earning all conference honors, and played ice hockey, helping team win state title and earning All-State awards … Second all-time leading scorer in United States with 236 goals #24 and 148 assists for 384 points … enjoys Model UN… Plans to major in Public & International Affairs at Princeton University. Erin Jeffery, Attack, 5’6”, Diablo, CA (Carondelet High School) Jeffery tallied 75 goals, 50 assists and 22 groundballs this season for Coach Rick Jeffery … Led team to a 18-3 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Led team in scoring last three seasons … Helped team win back-to-back championships … Named East Bay Player of the Year … Two-time MVP of the League … Thrice named First Team All-League #23 … Also played soccer and water polo … Plans to major in Marketing/Advertising at Hofstra University. Callahan Kent, Goalie, 5’5”, Norwell, MA (Thayer Academy) Kent tallied a 7.00 goals against average and 158 saves this season for Coach Erin Cash … Led team to a 10-5 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Named First Team All-League … Three-time All-Lower New England selection … Chosen as Team MVP … Also played ice hockey, serving as Team Captain … Will attend Vanderbilt University. #32 Emily Kift, Goalie, 5’6”, Santa Ana, CA (Foothill) Kift tallied 127 saves and posted a 6.00 GAA this season for Coach Kaylee Navarrete … Led team to a 13-6 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Three-time All-County selection … Also played soccer … Enjoys surfing, snowboarding … Will attend University of Maryland. #31 Colleen Lovett, Attack, 5’3”, Wantagh, NY (Wantagh High School) Lovett tallied 66 goals and 54 assists this season for Coach Bobbi Colavita … Led team to a 6-3 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Two-time All-Long Island selection … Thrice named All-County … Served as team captain … Sister, Erin, also played in the Under Armour game … Will attend Georgetown University. #12 Maeve McMahon, Midfield, 5’4”, Duxbury, MA (Groton School) McMahon tallied 60 goals, 31 assists and 43 groundballs this season for Coach Martha Gracey … Led team to a 6-8 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … 2012 Heather Leigh Albert National Schoolgirl Award recipient … Named Boston Globe New England Prep Athlete of the Year … Three-time All New-England Prep & All-League selection ... Earned 14 letters in high school … Served as team captain … Also played field hockey, earning League MVP honors, and played #2 ice hockey, garnering All-League and All-New England Prep accolades … Plans to major in Classics at Harvard University. Alexandra Moore, Midfield, 5’6”, Millstone, NJ (Allentown High School) Moore tallied 123 goals and 82 assists this season for Coach MaryEllen McCarthy … Led team to a 22-2 mark … State record holder for career goals and goals in a season … Player of the Year and Scholar Athlete Award winner … Helped team win County title … First Team All-State, All-Area and All-Conference selection … Also played soccer, earning All-State and MVP honors … Winner of the Mercer 33 Award … enjoys snowboarding and surfing… Will attend the University of Southern #6 California. Mary Kate O’Neill, Midfield, 5’8”, Chatham, NJ (Chatham High School) O’Neill tallied 23 goals, 9 assists and 11 groundballs this season for Coach Hilary Renna … Playedin the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Helped team win two state, conference and county titles … All-Conference selection … Will attend Boston College. #9 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS NORTH

Casey Pearsall, Midfield, 5’6”, Wilton, CT (Wilton High School) Pearsall played this season for Coach Meredith Meyran … Led team to a 12-4 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Two-time First Team All-State and All-Conference selection … Owns season school records for goals by a midfielder (77), points in a season by a midfielder (118), caused turnovers (50) and draw controls (118) … Helped team rally from seven-goal deficit in 2010 Conference semifinals to win in triple overtime … Favorite athlete is … Will attend #19 the University of Notre Dame. (will not play, injured). Alex Poplawski, Midfield, 6’0”, Springfield, PA (Springfield High School) Poplawski tallied 70 goals, 40 assists and 39 groundballs this season for Coach Keith Broome … Led team to a 18-3 mark … Named Scholar Athlete of the Year … Academic All-American … Two-time First Team All-County and All-League selection … Also played basketball, earning All-League and All-County and Team MVP honors … Enjoys surfing and art… Will attend #16 Stanford University. Taylor Poplawski, Attack, 5’2”, Laffayette, NY (Christian Brothers Academy) Poplawski tallied 31 goals, 22 assists and 38 groundballs this season for Coach Doug Sedgwick … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Helped team win State title and two Regional Championships … Member of the 2009 U15 US Lacrosse Team … Five-time First Team All-League selection … MVP of the State Championship game … Played on the high school team as an eighth grader … Also ran cross country and played soccer … Enjoys boxing and #3 martial arts… Plans to major in Biology at Syracuse University. Marisa Romeo, Attack, 5’11”, Syracuse, NY (Christian Brothers Academy) Romeo tallied 48 goals, 36 assists and 51 groundballs this season for Coach Doug Sedgewick … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Three-time First Team All-League selection … Thrice named to the State Finals All-Tournament Team … Also played soccer and basketball, earning First Team All-League honors in both … Scored 1,000 points in her basketball career … Will attend Harvard #10 University. Lily Schmitt, Defense, 5’7”, Garden City, NY (Garden City Senior High School) Schmitt tallied 8 goals, 4 assists and 25 groundballs this season for Coach Diane Chapman … Led team to a 16-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Lacrosse Underclass Classic … Helped team win two state titles … Two-time All-County selection … Won the Unsung Hero Award … Also played soccer, helping Garden City win the New York State Championship … Will attend #18 . Maura Schwitter, Defense, 5’8”, Oradell, NJ (Immaculate Heart Academy) Schwitter tallied 70 goals, 29 assists and 47 groundballs this season for Coach Jason Schlereth … Led team to a 10-12 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Chosen First Team All-State and All-North Jersey selection … Served as team captain … Also played soccer and basketball … Enjoys tennis, , skiing, snowboarding, yoga… Will attend #13 Duke University. Kelsey Youmell, Midfield, 5’4”, Jordan, NY (Jordan Elbridge High School) Youmell tallied 59 goals, 13 assists and 19 groundballs this season for Coach Mark Fietta … Led team to a 7-10 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Two-time First Team All-League honoree … Four-time Scholar Athlete Team Award winner … Also played soccer, earning All-League honors, and basketball, winning the Most Improved Award … Chosen as the 2012 Wendy’s High School Heisman School Winner … Had leading roles in high school musicals, played in the #4 band, sang in the Chorus … Born on the 4th of July… Plans to major in Inclusive Education at Syracuse University.

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Maggie Auslander, Defense, 5’9”, Cary, NC (Green Hope) Auslander tallied 47 goals, 37 assists and 62 groundballs this season for Coach Abby Mead … Led team to a 17-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Named Conference Player of the Year … Helped team win 2012 state title, earning MVP honors … Also played basketball, helping team win conference championship … Enjoys camping… #24 Will attend the University of North Carolina. Casey Black, Attack, 5’6”, Lutherville, MD (McDonogh School) Black tallied 27 goals, 33 assists this season for Coach Chris Robinson … Led team to a 22-0 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Helped team to three consecutive undefeated seasons and the #1 National Ranking ...Team won three conference titles … Also played field hockey … Will attend Duke University. #2 Haley Bordner, Attack, 5’11”, Sykesville, MD (Centry) Bordner tallied 38 goals, 36 assists and 47 groundballs this season for Coach Becky Groves … Led team to a 16-2 mark … Chosen as county and conference Player of the Year … Twice named All-Met … Three-time All-County and All-Conference selection … Helped team win two state championships … Also played , earning All-County and All-Conference honors, #18 and ran track … Plans to major in Physical Therapy at University of Florida. Samantha Brookhart, Midfield, 5’6”, Ellicott City, MD (Mount Hebron) Brookhart tallied 51 goals, 29 assists and 62 groundballs this season for Coach Patricia Derwart … Led team to a 14-3 mark … Two-time All-Met and All-County selection … Named team MVP last two seasons … Helped team make state semifinals … Also played field hockey, earning All-County honors while leading team to state finals, and played basketball … Inducted into Mount Hebron’s Hall of Fame … Won PJ Kesmodel Award for 2013 Female Athlete of the Year … Plans to major in Business #16 Administration/Marketing at Towson University. Sammi Burgess, Attack, 5’3”, Forest Hill, MD (McDonogh) Burgess tallied 57 goals, 22 assists and 27 groundballs this season for Coach Chris Robinson … Led team to a 91-0 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Helped team win the conference title all four years and be ranked #1 nationally … Named All-Met three times … Also played tennis & soccer, helping team win 2010 IAAM Soccer Championship #10 … enjoys reading and relaxing outside… Plans to major in Pre-law at University of Florida. Besser Dyson, Attack, 5’6”, Alexandria, VA (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes) Dyson tallied 47 goals and 141 assists this season for Coach Kathy Jenkins … Led team to a 29-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Twice named All-State … Three-time All-Met and All-League selection … Also played field hockey, earning All-Met and All-League honors … Will attend the . #19 Caroline Federico, Goalie, 5’5”, Lutherville, MD (Maryvale Prep School) Federico tallied 180 saves this season for Coach Jessica Randisi … Led team to a 10-4 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic... Named Varsity Sports Network Defensive Player of the Year … Two-time First Team All-Met and All-Conference selection … Named team MVP … Also played baskeball and soccer … Will attend Johns Hopkins University. #33

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Meagh Graham, Goalie, 5’7”, Rockville, MD (Our Lady of Good Counsel) Graham tallied 124 saves this season for Coach Michael Haight … Led team to a 17-3-1 mark … Two-time All-Met selection … Thrice named All-County … Also played field hockey, earning All-Met and All-County honors … Plans to major in Business at Virginia Tech. #32 Sydney Holman, Attack, 5’7”, Chapel Hill, NC (East Chapel Hill) Holman tallied 128 goals, 44 assists and 69 groundballs this season for Coach Michelle Michaels … Led team to a16-2 mark … Named All-Academic All-American … Four-time All-Conference selection … Broke the record for most goals in a year … Four-time team MVP … “Heather Leigh Albert” National Schoolgirl MVP Award Finalist … NCHSAA leading point scorer … Also #20 played field hockey … Enjoys cheering for the Baltimore Ravens… Plans to major in Journalism at University of North Carolina. Steph Lazo, Attack, 5’4”, Stevensville, MD (St. Mary’s High School) Lazo tallied 43 goals, 11 assists, 37 ground balls this season for Coach Kate Hickman … Led team to a 2-21 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … All-Met, All-County and All-Conference selection … Named MVP of the team … Also played basketball, earning All-Conference honors and winning the Unsung Hero Award while leading team to Conference title, and played field hockey … Enjoys going to the beach and spending time with family and friends … Plans to major in #23 Kinesiology at Penn State. Tess McEvoy, Midfield, 5’5”, Bethesda, MD (Georgetown Visitation) McEvoy tallied 76 goals and 14 assists this season for Coach Aubrey Andre … Led team to a 21-2 mark … Named the ESPNHS Player of the week in 2012 … Twice Named First Team All-Met … Three-time All-League selection … Also played field hockey, serving as captain and earning First Team All-League honors … enjoys playing the piano… Plans to major in Economics at #1 Yale. Alex McKay, Defense, 5’7”, Ellicott City, MD (Marriotts Ridge High School) McKay tallied 3 goal, 2 assist and 32 groundballs this season for Coach Natalie Gaieski … Led team to a 17-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Helped team win two state titles … Two-time All-Met selection … Also played soccer, serving as captain in 2012 and ran track, twice earning Most Valuable Runner honors … Plans to major in #11 Computer Science at University of Maryland. Deborah Milani, Midfield, 5’9”, Catonsville, MD (Catonsville High School) Milani tallied 94 goals, 29 assists, 46 groundballs, goals against this season for Coach Becky Clipp … Led team to a 16-3 mark … Named Catonsville Times Player of the Year … Two-time All-Met selection … Chosen First Team All-County and All-Divison all four years … Also played soccer and basketball, earning All-County honors in both … Enjoys snorkeling, scuba and #12 long boarding… Will attend the University of Maryland. Caroline Peters, Midfield, 5’7”, Rockville, MD (Our Lady of Good Counsel) Peters tallied 70 goals, 12 assists and 45 groundballs this season for Coach Mike Haight … Led team to a 17-3-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Member of the Ireland Women’s Senior National Team and leading scorer (19) at the 2012 European Championships ... Will play in the World Cup games this summer … Two-time Conference Player of the Year … All-Met and All-County selection … Helped team win three conference titles … Also played field hockey, #21 earning All-Conference & All-County honors … Member of the diving team … Enjoys art and service work… Plans to major in International Studies/ Business at Vanderbilt University.

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Maggie Preas, Defense, 5’9”, Rockville, MD (McDonogh) Preas played this season for Coach Chris Robinson … Led team to a 21-0 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … All-Met and All-Conference selection … Helped team win three conference titles … Served as Team Captain … Also played soccer, helping team win conference title … Will attend the University of Virginia. #13 Carly Reed, Attack, 5’8”, Alexandria, VA (St. Stephens & St. Agnes School) Reed tallied 131 goals, 33 assists and 40 groundballs this season for Coach Kathy Jenkins … Led team to a 29-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic, earning MVP honors in 2011 … Chosen as the Virginia Player of the Year … Twice named Washington Post All-Met Player of the Year ... Two-Time Heather Leigh Albert Award Finalist … Owns school record for goals in a career (475) points in a career (578) and goals in a season (153) … Also ran cross country, earning #9 MVP honors in 2011 … Enjoys soccer and cross country… Will attend the University of North Carolina. Kelly Reese, Midfield, 5’4”, Severna Park, MD (Severn School) Reese tallied 24 goals, 18 assists and 15 groundballs this season for Coach Renie Sotiropoulos … Led team to a 9-7-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … First team All-Met selection … Twice named First Team All-County … Chosen All-Conference, All-School girls Team and All-Private School … Twice served as captain …Also played soccer, #17 earning All-Conference honors … Will attend the University of Virginia. Annie Ruland, Attack, 5’6”, Milton, GA (Milton High School) Ruland tallied 77 goals, 54 assists, 28 groundballs this season for Coach Tim Godby … Led team to a 18-3-1 mark … Helped lead high school team to four Georgia State Championships and the #1 ranking in the South … Four-time Offensive Player of the Year selection … Named Prep Zone High School Athlete of the Year and South Player of the Year … Led team in assists and goals. … Also played tennis winning the 2006 & 2007 Junior ALTA Championship … Enjoys tennis, skiing, reading, music, #4 photography and ceramics… Will attend the University of Southern California. Zoe Stukenberg, Midfield, 5’7”, 130, Ellicott City, MD (Marriotts Ridge) Stukenberg tallied 75 goals, 47 assists and 30 groundballs this season for Coach Natalie Gaieski … Led team to a 18-1 mark and the State Title … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Two-time Howard County Player of the Year selection … Twice named First Team All-Met … Will attend the University of Maryland. #15 Morgan Torggler, Midfield, 5’4”, Severna Park, MD (Severna Park) Torggler tallied 40 goals, 15 assists and 21 groundballs this season for Coach Carin Peterson … Led team to a 11-4 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Two-time First Team All-Met and All-County Selection …. Helped team win two state titles …Named Capital Gazette Player of the Year …. Also played soccer & ran indoor track … Will attend #3 the University of Maryland. Posey Valis, Midfield, 5’7”, Baltimore, MD (McDonogh) Valis tallied 20 goals, 8 assists and 48 groundballs this season for Coach Chris Robinson … Led team to a 22-0 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Helped team win four League titles … Also played field hockey … Enjoys dance and photography… Will attend the University of Virginia. #14 Wyatt Whitley, Defense, 5’4”, Alexandria, VA (St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes) Whitley tallied 1 goal, 40 ground balls this season for Coach Kathy Jenkins … Led team to a 29-1 mark … Two-time First Team All-State selection …. Twice named All-Met and All-League … Chosen as the Alexandria Sportsman’s Club Player of the Year in 2013 and St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes defensive MVP … Will attend the University of Virginia. #22 GIRLS RECORDS

Individual Team Records Goals Goals Name Year Team Game: 25 (South, 2012) 1. 6 Kaitlyn Brosco 2010 North Half: 17 (South, 2012, 1st Half) T2. 5 Traci Landy 2006 North Combined: 38 (2012; North 13-South 25) 5 Cori Donohoe 2007 South 5 Tatum Coffey 2011 North Assists Game: 13 (South, 2012) 5 2012 South 5 Kelci Smesko 2012 South Saves Game: 12 (North, 2010) Assists Name Year Team MVP 1. 5 Corinne Etchison 2012 South 2006: Traci Landy (North) 2. 4 Paige Hanson 2010 South 2007: Corey Donohoe (South) T3. 3 Kelsey Horton 2010 South 2008: Erin Brennan (North) 3 Taylor Cummings 2012 South 2009: Stephanie Anderson (North) 2010 Kaitlyn Brosco (North) 2011 Tatum Coffey (North) Points 2012 Taylor Cummings (South) Name Year Team T1. 8 Taylor Cummings 2012 South 8 Corinne Etchison 2012 South T3. 6 Traici Landy 2006 North 6 Kaitlyn Brosco 2010 North Series History T5. 5 Cori Donohoe 2007 South North leads, 5-2. 5 Erin Brennan 2008 North Year North South 5 Courtney Kirk 2008 South 2006 15 12 5 Tatum Coffey 2011 North 2007 11 14 5 Kelci Smesko 2012 South 2008 13 12 2009 12 9 2010 17 16 Saves 2011 15 10 Name Year Team 2012 13 25 1 10 Barb Black 2010 South 2. 7 Alyssa Costantino 2010 North

T3. 6 Brianne LoManto 2008 North 2012 MVP 6 Alisa Konishi 2008 South Taylor Cummings 6 Kelly Weiss 2011 North 6 Megan Ward 2012 South 6 Megan McDonald 2012 South

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BALTIMORE GIRLS LONG ISLAND GIRLS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Maggie Gallagher M 2014 C.M. Wright 1 Ella Bonafede M 2014 St. Anthony’s High school 2 Meredith Haggerty M 2014 The John Carroll School 2 Sydney Pirreca M 2015 Mount Sinai High School 3 Kara Klages M 2015 The John Carroll School 3 Shayna Pirreca A 2014 Mount Sinai High School 4 Brooke Stevens A 2014 Catonsville 4 Holly Logan M 2015 Cold Spring Harbor 5 Tianna Wallpher D 2014 Mt. Hebron High School 6 Kristen Adams D 2015 Garden City High School 6 Paige Aldave M 2015 Saint Paul’s School for Girls 7 Samantha Apuzzo M 2015 West Babylon Senior High School 7 Julia Braig D 2015 Saint Paul’s School for Girls 8 Kasey Behr M 2014 St. Anthony’s High School 8 Molly Cobb M 2014 Notre Dame Prep 9 Samantha Brescia D 2014 Farmigndale High School 9 Marissa Davey M 2014 Marriotts Ridge 10 Alex Flobeck D 2014 Mount Sinai High School 10 Brindi Griffin M 2016 McDonogh 11 Shelby Fredericks A 2014 Babylon Jr/Sr High School 11 Lauren Haggerty M 2014 C.M. Wright 12 Kyra Harney A 2014 Bay Shore High School 12 Lauren Hudson D 2014 Maryvale Prep School 13 Dakota Mason D 2014 Eastport South Manor 13 Miranda Ibello M 2015 Maryvale Prep School 14 Kaitlyn Montalbano M 2014 St. John the Baptist DHS 14 Amanda Ignacio A 2014 Mt. De Sales 15 Kylie Ohlmiller A 2014 Islip High School 15 Alyx Oakley D 2016 Hereford High School 16 Nikki Ortega A 2015 Middle Country, Centereach 16 Alexis Rieu M 2016 Our Lady of Good Counsel 17 Allie Pavinelli A 2014 Northport High School 17 Mae Tarr M 2014 Notre Dame Prep 18 Claire Quinn M 2015 Manhasset High School 18 Megan Whittle A 2014 McDonogh 19 Rebecca Tooker D 2014 Eastport South Manor 19 Jennifer Giles M 2015 Mt. Hebron High School 20 Tiffany Zullo M 2014 Connetquot 20 Carly Heine M 2015 Oakdale High School 21 Samantha Lynch M 2015 Our Lady of Mercy Academy 21 Haley Kyger D 2014 The John Carroll School 22 Monika Sivilli M 2015 John H Glenn High School 22 Hannah Warther M 2016 Century 23 Natalie Stefan M 2014 Manhasset High School 31 Megan Taylor G 2014 Glenelg High School 31 Lauren Daly G 2015 Shoreham Wading River 32 Katy Sharretts G 2015 The John Carroll School 32 Samantha Giacolone G 2015 Eastport South Manor

MIDWEST GIRLS NEW ENGLAND GIRLS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Julie Ball D 2014 New Trier High School 1 Caroline Benitez M 2015 Darien High School 2 Jordan Chancellor M 2015 The Blake School 2 Brooke Troy A 2015 Westwood High School 3 Sydney Evensen D 2014 Stillwater High School 3 Eliza Dorsey M 2014 The Governor’s Academy 4 Allison Kurek M 2014 Nazareth Academy 4 Kathryn Dunn M 2014 Cohasset Middle High School 5 Elena Schorr M 2014 Medina High School 5 Lindsey Reynolds M 2016 St. Paul’s School 6 Sophie Buelow M 2014 Chanhassen High School 6 Ivy Arlia M 2015 Thayer Academy 7 Mary Kate Condon M 2016 Montini Catholic High School 7 Larson Bennett M 2014 Lincoln School 8 Karina de Hueck D 2014 Loyola Academy 8 Colleen Burke M 2015 Westwood High School 9 Annie Dooley M 2014 Loyola Academy 9 Colby Chanenchuk M 2014 Noble and Greenough 10 Liza Elder A 2015 East Grand Rapids High School 10 Margaret Fee D 2014 Newton Country Day School 11 Katherine Golladay M 2015 East Grand Rapids High School 11 Ela Hazar M 2014 Westwood High School 12 Haley Hallenbeck M 2014 Park Tudor School 12 Kenzie Kent M 2014 Noble and Greenough 13 Grace Hemmer M 2015 New Trier High School 13 Kira Oberle D 2014 Needham High School 14 Frankie Kamely A 2014 Montini Catholic 14 Jamison O’Neill M 2014 Westwood High School 15 Charlotte McGuire A 2014 New Trier High School 15 Gigi Packard M 2014 Thayer Academy 16 Honour Mullaney A 2015 Hinsdale Central High School 16 Carolyn Paletta M 2014 Greenwich High School 17 Anne Richter M 2015 Hinsdale Central High School 17 Shannon Quinlan M 2014 Wilton High School 18 Claire Rushin D 2015 Loyola Academy 18 Dillon Schoen M 2014 Darien High School 19 Megan Schulte M 2015 Loyola Academy 19 Shannon Fitzgerald M 2014 Newton North High School 20 Anne Slusser D 2014 The Blake School 21 Emily Stein M 2014 Darien High School 21 Anna Johnson M 2014 Eden Prairie High School 22 Caroline Ashford M 2014 Deerfield Academy 22 Maggie Nick M 2014 Loyola Academy 23 Caroline Zaffino M 2015 St Paul’s School 31 Oralee Mae Hespenheide G 2014 Bloomington Jefferson 31 Samantha Nielsen G 2015 Darien High School 32 Autumn Koh G 2015 Glenbrook South High School 34 Katherine Clancy G 2014 Barrington High School

16 UNDERCLASS GIRLS ROSTERS

NEW JERSEY GIRLS PHILADELPHIA GIRLS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Olivia Harpel M 2014 W. Windsor Plainsboro HS North 1 Katie O’Donnell M 2014 West Chester Henderson 2 Emilia Lopez-Ona M 2014 Princeton High School 2 Maddie Terefenko M 2014 Wilson High School 3 Baley Parrott A 2015 Suffern High School 3 Kelly Daggett M 2015 Lancaster Catholic HS 4 Kaitlyn Rau A 2014 North Rockland High School 6 Natalie Bulgier M 2015 Souderton 5 Lexi Smith M 2014 Oak Knoll School 7 Bridget Chakey M 2014 Agnes Irwin 6 Elizabeth McGraw D 2014 Kent Place School 8 Maria Guerra D 2014 Hatboro Horsham High School 7 Bridget Curran M 2014 Rumson Fair Haven Regional 9 Hannah Keating A 2016 Agnes Irwin school 8 Molly Fishter D 2014 Madison High School 10 Madison Klee A 2015 Wilson High School 9 Stephanie Ford M 2014 Summit High School 11 Lily Kovach D 2014 Strath Haven 10 Cassie Ford M 2016 Oak Knoll School 12 Emily McBride M 2015 Manheim Township 11 Kathryn Giroux M 2015 Kent Place School 13 Sarah Nicholson D 2015 Conestoga High School 12 Alexis Kardias M 2014 Westfield High School 14 Olivia Nostrant M 2014 Merion-Mercy 13 Daniela Kelly M 2014 Peddie School 15 Elena Romesburg M 2014 Central Bucks West 14 Kennedy Krauss M 2014 Chatham High School 16 Isabelle Schmitt M 2015 Archbishop John Carroll 15 Carlee Lopez D 2015 Suffern High School 17 Avery Shoemaker A 2015 Penn Charter 16 Jackie Perry M 2014 Mountain Lakes 18 Alexandra Silvera A 2014 Episcopal Academy 17 Mary Randazzo M 2014 Westfield High School 19 Casey Swezey M 2015 Hatboro-Horsham 18 Sara Szynal A 2016 Summit High School 20 Haley Warden M 2014 Garnet Valley 19 Charlotte Tucci M 2015 Rye High School 21 Ashley Durham D 2014 North Penn High School 20 Kiwi Comizio A 2014 Oak Knoll School 22 Zoe Gomez A 2014 Wissahickon 21 Paige Moriarty A 2014 Glen Ridge High School 23 Elizabeth Jacobs M 2014 Princeton High School 22 Erin Kelly D 2015 Clarkstown High School South 24 Hilary Lemonick D 2014 Harriton 32 Kady Glynn G 2015 Summit High School 32 Allison Kothari G 2015 The Shipley School 33 Mallory Weisse G 2015 Westfield High School 33 Melina WoonAvery G 2014 Harriton High School

SOUTH GIRLS UPSTATE NY GIRLS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Brailey Faris M 2016 Lake Highland Prep 1 Nicole Beardsley A 2014 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 2 Maddie Hendren D 2014 Lake Brantley High School 2 Hailey Dobbins D 2014 Christian Brothers Academy 3 Lindsey McKone M 2016 St. John’s School 3 Jackie Pardee M 2014 West Genesee High School 4 Caitlyn Shoaff M 2015 Paul J Hagerty High School 4 Cara Quimby A 2015 Guilderland High School 5 Mariah Wynn M 2014 Palm Harbor University 5 Alexa Radziewicz D 2015 Christian Brothers Academy 6 Caitlyn Beasley D 2016 Creekside High School 6 Morgan Alexander A 2015 South Jefferson Central School 7 Madison O’Leary M 2014 Oak Hall School 7 Mary Kate Bonanni D 2016 Cicero North Syracuse 8 Ellie Yenor A 2015 Tmber Creek High School 8 Riley Donahue M 2014 West Genesee High School 9 Maddie Beck M 2015 Mill Creek High School 9 Meghan Duffy A 2016 Cicero-North Syracuse 10 Olivia Blakeman D 2014 Saint Edward’s School 10 Taylor Gebhardt A 2015 Baldwinsville High School 11 Olivia Ferrucci M 2015 Barron Collier HS 11 Kimberly Harker M 2015 Mahopac High School 12 Riley Harrison A 2016 Charlotte Country Day 12 Hanna Haven M 2015 Cicero North Syracuse 13 Jessi Masinko A 2016 Milton High School 13 Julia Lennon M 2014 Shaker High School 14 Jocelyn Pena M 2016 Bartram Trail 14 Grace Nolan A 2014 Marcellus High School 15 Katy Pridemore M 2014 Vero Beach 15 Hannah Powers A 2015 Skaneateles High School 16 Hannah Pridemore M 2015 Vero Beach 16 Carly Primo M 2014 Fayetteville Manlius 17 Claire Smith M 2016 Milton High School 17 Mary Rahal M 2015 Queensbury High School 18 Caroline Smith M 2014 Martin County 18 Hannah Savage M 2014 Victor Senior High School 19 Abigail Walker M 2014 Pont Vedra High School 19 Holly Turner M 2014 Pittsford Sutherland 21 Amelia Gabrovic D 2015 Lake Brantley High School 20 Sarah Willard M 2015 Cazenovia High School 22 Rachel Garber D 2014 Lake Highland Preparatory 21 Morgan Hardt A 2014 Guilderland High School 23 Shelby Scanlin M 2014 Cardinal Gibbons High School 22 Marissa Hudgins D 2014 West Genesee High School 31 Angela Benson G 2015 Martin County High School 31 Lexie Ball G 2016 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 32 Stephanie Stuart G 2014 Matanzas High School 32 Rebecca VanLaeken G 2014 Canandaigua Academy

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WASHINGTON, DC GIRLS WEST GIRLS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Parker Garrett M 2014 National Cathedral School 1 Abigail Bergevin M 2014 Lake Oswego High School 2 Natalie Irwin D 2015 Bishop Ireton High School 2 Carly Clark A 2014 La Costa Canyon High School 3 Emily Kenul M 2014 Sheerwod High School 3 Camille Doan M 2014 Torrey Pines High School 4 Caroline Steele A 2015 Severn School 4 Alexandra Rasmussen M 2015 Torrey Pines High School 5 Corinne Wessels A 2014 Osbourn Park 5 Kathy Rudkin M 2014 Rancho Bernardo High School 6 Avery Donahoe A 2014 Saint Stephen’s & Saint Agnes 6 Sarah Andersen D 2014 Coronado High School 7 Julia Haney M 2015 St. Anne’s-Belfield 7 Taylor Cabrera M 2014 Mission Hills High School 8 Maggie Jackson M 2015 Georgetown Visitation 8 Caroline Cummings A 2014 Sacred Heart Prep 9 Addie Zinsner M 2015 Georgetown Visitation 9 Hannah Downey M 2015 Coronado High School 10 Mary Claire Byrne A 2014 Holy Child 10 Hannah Friel M 2014 Miramonte High School 11 Sophie Davidson M 2014 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes 11 Colby Goettelman M 2014 Cherry Creek High School 12 Katie Kerrigan A 2014 James Madison High School 12 Hannah Hyatt D 2015 Park City High School 13 Kacie Longo M 2014 South River High School 13 Gabbi Klein M 2015 Monte Vista High School 14 Kaitlin Luzik D 2015 Bishop Ireton High School 14 Chloe Landry M 2014 Acalanes High School 15 Ellie Majure A 2015 St Stephen’s & St Agnes 15 Genesis Lucero M 2015 La Costa Canyon High School 16 Lauren Martin D 2016 Georgetown Visitation 16 Lilly Newman M 2014 Lake Oswego High School 17 Kelly Myers M 2014 Georgetown Visitation 17 Montserrat Quintana M 2015 Torrey Pines High School 18 Alejandra Obregon M 2015 Bishop Ireton High School 18 Caroline Ricci A 2015 La Costa Canyon High 19 Audrey Schreck M 2015 St. Anne’s-Belfield 19 Alyssa Sherman D 2014 Menlo School 20 Kristyn Gaines D 2014 Academy of the Holy Cross 20 Brigid White M 2015 Sacred Heart Prep 21 Olivia Mikkelsen M 2014 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes 21 Catlin Brown A 2014 Bishops School 22 Charlotte Sofield M 2015 Bishop Ireton High School 22 Libby Muir M 2016 Sacred Heart Prep 32 Olivia Cole G 2014 Bishop Ireton High School 31 Kayli Weiss G 2014 Boulder High School 33 Gussie Johns G 2014 St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes 32 Alexandria DaCar G 2014 Amador Valley

UNDERCLASS GIRLS SCHEDULE

Saturday Sunday GIRLS POOLS 8a 8a PINK YELLOW Long Island v Wash. DC Field 3 Long Island v Midwest Field 3 Baltimore Long Island Baltimore v Upsate NY Field 4 Upstate NY v New England Field 4 New England Midwest

New Jersey Philadelphia 9:15a 9:15a South Washington, DC Midwest v West Field 3 West v Philadelphia Field 3 Upstate New York West New England v South Field 4 South v New Jersey Field 4

Friday 10:30a 10:30a 12p Upstate NY v New Jersey Field 3 Baltimore v New England Field 3 New Jersey v New England Field 3 Long Island v Philadelphia Field 4 Wash. DC v Midwest Field 4 Philadelphia v Wash. DC Field 4

11:45p 12:30p 1:30p Baltimore v South Field 3 Semifinals Upstate NY v South Field 3 Wash. DC v West Field 4 Pink 1 v Yellow 2 Field 3 Long Island v West Field 4 Yellow 1 v Pink 2 Field 4

Uncommited Games (Saturday on Field 3) 3p 1p 2014 Uncommitted Game 2p Philadelphia v Midwest Field 3 2:15p 2015 Uncommitted Game Finals Field 3 New Jersey v Baltimore Field 4 3:30p 2016 Uncommitted Game

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Uncommited Games (Saturday in Stadium) BOYS POOLS Saturday 9:15a 2014 Uncommitted Game 8a BLUE RED 11:15a 2015 Uncommitted Game Midwest v New England Field 1 Baltimore New Jersey 1:15p 2016 Uncommitted Game Long Island Philadelphia Wash. DC v New Jersey Field 2 New England South Midwest Upstate New York 10a Sunday 8a West Washington, DC South v Philadelphia Field 1 West v Long Island Field 2 Long Island v Midwest Field 1 Friday Philadelphia v Wash. DC Field 2 12p 12p Upstate NY v New Jersey Field 1 10a Upstate NY v Wash. DC Field 1 Baltimore v New England Field 2 West v New England Field 1 Baltimore v Midwest Field 2 South v New Jersey Field 2

2p 2p Wash. DC v South Field 1 12:45p New Jersey v Philadelphia Field 1 Midwest v West Field 2 Semifinals New England v Long Island Field 2 Blue 1 vs Red 2 Field 1

4p Red 1 vs Blue 2 Field 2 4p Long Island v Baltimore Field 1 Baltimore v West Field 2 Philadelphia v Upstate NY Field 2 3:15p Upstate NY v South Field Finals Field 1

UNDERCLASS BOYS ROSTERS

BALTIMORE BOYS LONG ISLAND BOYS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Jason Ashwood A 2014 Hereford High School 1 Alex Concannon A 2015 Syosset High School 2 AJ Barretto G 2015 St. Paul’s School 2 Cody George A 2014 Garden City High School 3 Peter Brown M 2014 Gilman School 3 Liam Blohm LSM 2014 Syosset High School 4 Adam Ceribelli M 2014 Hereford High School 4 Sam Bonafede M 2014 Chaminade High School 5 Bryan Costabile M 2016 Mount St. Joseph High School 5 Brian Cannon A 2014 Northport High School 6 Alex Gipe G 2015 Century High School 6 Jack Concannon G 2014 St. Anthony’s 7 Alex Hurdle D 2014 McDonogh School 7 Matthew Greene D 2014 Garden City High School 8 Luke King D 2014 Severna Park 8 Austin Henningsen FO 2015 Northport High School 9 Andy Matthews A 2015 Gilman School 9 Ryan Keenan A 2014 Smithtown West 10 Shack Stanwick A 2014 Boys’ Latin School 10 Carney Mahon M 2014 Chaminade High School 11 John Travisano FO 2014 Howard High School 11 Patrick McCormick A 2014 Hicksville Senior High School 12 Mikey Wynne A 2014 St. Paul’s School 12 James Sullivan FO 2015 Garden City High School 16 Brendan Barger LSM 2014 Gilman School 13 Christian Zawadzki M 2014 Smithtown West 17 Ryan Conrad M 2015 16 Craig Berge M 2014 Massapequa HS 18 William Gaudreau D 2014 Calvert Hall College HS 17 Nicholas Capuana D 2014 Massapequa HS 19 Jack Halpert LSM 2015 Gilman School 18 JT Caputo M 2014 St. Anthony’s 20 William McBride M 2014 Gilman School 19 Sean Cerrone M 2014 Chaminade High School 21 Hunter Moreland FO 2014 Boys’ Latin School 20 JJ Foley D 2014 Smithtown West 22 Hugh Mosko D 2014 Boys’ Latin School 21 Gregory Galligan M 2014 St. Anthony’s 23 Matthew Sacks D 2015 Boys’ Latin School 22 Logan Greco D 2014 Smithtown HS West 24 Jesse Uhlman M 2014 Westminster High School 23 Matt Isnardi G 2014 Chaminade High School 25 Brinton Valis M 2014 McDonogh School 24 Kyle Mathie D 2014 Smithtown West HS 26 Chase Wittich A 2014 Gilman School 25 Thomas Reilly D 2015 Ward Melville High School 28 Tal Bruno M 2014 Boys’ Latin School 26 Thomas Wright LSM 2015 Garden City High School 27 Nicholas Yevoli M 2015 Massapequa High School

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MIDWEST BOYS NEW ENGLAND BOYS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Pierre Byrne A 2014 Culver Military Academy 1 Zach Ambrosino D 2015 Taft School 2 Michael Calvello G 2014 Culver Academy 2 Tyler Blaisdell G 2014 Thayer Academy 3 Michael Concordia M 2014 Shady Side Academy 3 Tyler Breen A 2014 Taft School 4 Beau Ecksten FO 2014 Culver Military Academy 4 Darien Clay LSM 2015 Newton North High School 5 Mikey Bano A 2014 Dublin Jerome High School 5 Jay Drapeau A 2014 Westford Academy 6 PJ Bogle A 2014 Culver Military Academy 6 Austin Gaiss M 2014 Phillips Academy Andover 7 Nicholas Durtschi M 2015 Olentangy Liberty High School 7 Ryder Garnsey A 2014 Brewster Academy 8 Shawn Ewert A 2014 Dublin Jerome High School 8 Alexander Kelly FO 2014 Brunswick School 9 Grant Gould M 2014 Avon Old Farms School 9 Joe Manown A 2015 Lasalle Academy 10 Tanner Griffin D 2014 Loveland High School 10 Simon Mathias A 2015 Ridgefield High School 11 Steve Kidwell M 2015 Dublin Jerome HS 11 Drew Pirie A 2014 Governor’s Academy 12 Bo Lori A 2014 Hudson High 12 Luciano Valenza D 2014 Foxboro High School 13 Jack Penn A 2014 Loyola Academy 13 Sam Hahn FO 2014 Berkshire School 14 Gabriel Remshardt A 2015 Clayton High School 16 Will Bonaparte M 2014 Ridgefield High School 15 JB Smith D 2014 Dublin jerome 17 Bug Carper LSM 2014 Governor’s Academy 16 Eddie Kunkel D 2014 Archbishop Moeller HS 18 Cooper Fersen D 2014 Berkshire School 17 Daniel Carroll M 2014 St. Xavier High School 19 Mikey Herring A 2015 Avon Old Farms School 18 Matthew Giampetroni M 2014 Cranbrook 20 Scott Hooper D 2014 Hotchkiss School 19 Cam Marsh A 2014 Upper Arlington High School 21 Tyler Kellogg M 2015 Trinity-Pawling School 20 Mackey Merrill D 2015 Bishop Miege High School 22 Connor Kelly M 2014 Avon Old Farms School 21 Bobby Pelton M 2015 Forest Hills Northern 23 Shane Madden M 2015 Trinity-Pawling School 22 Turner Uppgren G 2015 Choate Rosemary Hall 24 Parker McKee M 2014 Noble & Greenough School 28 Jake Miller LSM 2014 Arrowhead High School 25 Nathan McKenzie D 2014 Brewster Academy 30 James Riley D 2014 Saint Thomas Academy 26 Josh Miller G 2014 Brien McMahon 27 Brian Smyth M 2016 Westminster School NEW JERSEY BOYS.. PHILADELPHIA BOYS.....

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 FO 2014 Morristown-Beard High School 1 Connor Keating D 2014 Haverford High School 2 Brian Begley M 2014 Morristown High School 2 Kevin Leyden M 2014 Haverford High School 3 Nathaniel Chung G 2014 Ramapo High School 3 Dylan Alderman M 2014 Bishop Shanahan 4 Marcus Cunningham D 2014 Glen Ridge High School 4 Matt Heim M 2014 Central Bucks High School East 5 Nicolas DeCaprio LSM 2015 St. Augustine Prep 5 Ryan Hilburn A 2014 Malvern Prep 6 Dean DiSimone A 2014 St. Augustine Prep 6 Stephen Hudak M 2014 La Salle College High School 7 Thomas Guida M 2014 Chatham High School 7 Charles Kelly III FO 2015 Malvern Prep 8 Michael Handlan A 2014 Moorestown High School 8 Daniel Lanham FO 2015 Garnet Valley 9 Logan LeBlond A 2014 Somerville High School 9 Brendan McNicholas D 2014 Avon Grove High School 10 Wade Maloney M 2016 Lawrenceville School 10 Greg Merrill A 2014 Great Valley High School 11 Will Robinson M 2014 Mendham High School 11 Andrew Murray A 2014 Penn Charter 12 Christian Scarpello M 2015 Madison 12 Drew Schantz M 2015 Malvern Preparatory School 13 Bryce Young D 2014 St. Augustine Prep 13 Drew Supinski M 2015 The Haverford School 16 Jordan Dowiak M 2014 Delbarton School 14 Kevin Traynor M 2014 Malvern Prep 17 Ryan Dunleavy M 2014 Hunterdon Central 15 Tyler Butler D 2014 Central Bucks East High School 18 David Gill M 2014 Chatham High School 16 Michael Cropper D 2015 Ridley High School 19 Brendan Handlan D 2014 Moorestown High School 17 Freddy Freibott D 2014 Salesianum School 20 Jules Heningburg A 2014 Seton Hall Prep 18 Peter Blynn M 2014 The Haverford School 21 JJ McBride A 2014 Delbarton School 19 Colin MacDougall G 2014 La Salle College High School 22 Owen Molloy G 2014 Ridge High School 20 Tanner Peck A 2014 Avon Grove High School 23 Chad Otterman D 2014 Delbarton 21 Jake Peden D 2015 Downingtown East Highshool 24 Peter Welch LSM 2014 Delbarton 22 Greg Pelton D 2014 Malvern Preparatory School 25 Daniel Winschuh D 2014 Chatham High School 23 William Schreiner G 2014 Avon Grove High School 26 Christian Cuccinello A 2014 Mountain Lakes 24 Peter Scott A 2014 Conestoga High School

20 UNDERCLASS BOYS ROSTERS

SOUTH BOYS UPSTATE NY BOYS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Connor Alexander D 2015 Jupiter High School 1 James Bassett LSM 2014 St. Joe’s 2 Jared Bernhardt A 2016 Lake Brantley 2 Sam Byassee M 2015 Victor High School 3 Carl Bernicker M 2014 St. John’s Schol 3 Austin Cates LSM 2014 CPP East High 4 Case Carpenter LSM 2015 Highland Park High School 4 Adam DiMillo M 2014 Bishop Timon - St. Jude 5 William Stowe D 2014 Highland Park High School 5 A 2014 Bishop Timon - St. Jude 6 Kevin Coughlin D 2015 Marist School 6 Trevor Hodgins M 2014 Chruchville Chili High School 7 J.P. Crowley A 2015 St. Thomas Aquinas 7 Willie Klan G 2015 Webster Schroeder High School 8 Johnathan Ferree G 2014 Coppell High School 8 Nick Mellen D 2015 West Genesee High School 9 Jake Levine A 2014 Saint Andrew’s School 9 Nick Panara D 2014 Pittsford Sutherland High School 10 Will Russ M 2015 The Lovett School 10 Ben Reeves A 2014 Palmyra Macedon High School 11 Adam Sawicki G 2014 Lake Highland Prep 11 Brian Wall M 2014 Penfield High School 12 Thomas Schmidt M 2014 C.E. Jordan High School 12 Sam Watts FO 2014 Bishop Timon - St. Jude 13 Teddy Transou D 2015 Maclay 13 Jude Whalen LSM 2014 Immaculate Heart Central 14 Will Wolfson M 2014 Lake Highland Prep 14 Griffin Johnson A 2014 Jamesville Dewitt High School 15 Dakota Dunmire M 2014 Oviedo High School 15 Nicholas Nehring G 2014 Corning East High School 16 Marco Amalfitano FO 2014 Starr’s Mill High School 16 Aidan O’Brien M 2015 Niskayuna High School 17 Stephen Chase A 2015 Maclay School 17 Brandon Barker M 2015 Pittsford Mendon High School 18 Don Eidson M 2015 Lake Highland Prep 18 Patrick Carlin M 2014 Vestal High School 19 Tim Gehlbach M 2014 Lake Brantley HS 19 Mike D’Amario A 2014 Niskayuna High School 20 Connor McMeen A 2014 East Coweta High School 20 Connor Flood D 2014 Albany Academy 21 Robert Mencke M 2014 Highland Park 21 Ian Grey D 2014 Shenendehowa High School 22 Jerry O’Connor D 2014 The Benjamin School 22 Kevin Hutchings M 2014 Marcellus High School 23 Max Parker FO 2014 Lake Highland Preparatory 23 Bradley McKinney M 2014 Watertown High School 24 Hiram Carter D 2014 Lake Brantley High School 24 Jake Pulver D 2014 Fayetteville-Manlius High School 25 Benjamin Kennedy M 2014 St. Andrew’s WASHINGTON, DC BOYS WEST BOYS

No. Name Pos. Grad. High School No. Name Pos. Grad. High School 1 Nate Archer M 2014 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School 1 Anthony Abbadessa A 2014 Desert Vista High School 2 Matthew Billings LSM 2014 Georgetown Prep 2 Justin Anderson M 2014 Centennial High School 3 Benjamin Catt LSM 2014 Bullis School 3 Liam Bourke LSM 2014 Redwood High School 4 Charlie Horning Jr. A 2014 Georgetown Prep 4 Joe Lang A 2014 St Ignatius College Prep 5 Joe Kelly M 2014 Thomas S. Wootton 5 Alex Larson G 2014 Chaparral High School 6 Timmy Monahan A 2015 Gonzaga College High School 6 Colin MacIlvennie M 2014 Eastside Catholic High School 7 Jonny Ober D 2015 Episcopal High School 7 Jensen Makarov G 2014 Ralston Valley High School 8 Sean O’Brien A 2014 Landon School 8 Colton McCaffrey A 2014 Chaparral High School 9 Nicholas Ramsey G 2014 Dematha Catholic High School 9 Andrew Tien A 2014 The Bishop’s School 10 Alexander Robinson LSM 2014 Bullis School 10 Maxwell Tuttle M 2015 Castle View High School 11 Hunter Sells G 2015 Landon 11 Connor McCroskey A 2015 The Bishop’s School 12 Joe Stucky FO 2014 Bullis School 12 Kenan Yates D 2014 Cathedral Catholic 13 Ryan Wade A 2014 Norfolk Academy 16 Zack Anderson D 2014 Rock Canyon High School 14 Johnny Giuffreda Jr. A 2014 Kent Island 17 Quinton Eissler A 2015 Coronado High School 15 Greyson Torain M 2014 DeMatha 18 Peyton Garrett A 2014 San Clemente High School 16 Michael Borda D 2015 Gonzaga College HS 19 Jeremy Huber D 2014 West Career and Tech Academy 17 Brendan Collins M 2014 Georgetown Prep 20 Michael Kay M 2014 Cathedral Catholic High School 18 Cory Harris M 2014 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School 21 Spencer Noonan LSM 2014 Skyline High School 19 Ryan Hursey M 2014 Westminster High School 22 Joe Reid M 2014 Casa Grande High School 20 Justin Gibbons M 2015 Mclean Highschool 23 Hayden Ruiz M 2014 Santa Margarita Catholic High 21 Joseph Kenna D 2014 St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes 24 Jace Thomas FO 2014 Bountiful High School 22 Sam Offutt M 2016 Landon School 25 Cade van Raaphorst D 2015 Desert Vista High School 23 Jack Rowlett D 2015 Robinson Secondary School 26 Owen Weselak FO 2014 Torrey Pines High School 24 Colton Rupp A 2015 Landon School 27 Chase York D 2014 Mercer Island High School 28 Jake Seau M 2014 The Bishop’s School

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21 ALL-AMERICA BOYS ROSTERS

NORTH BOYS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Danny Fowler Goalie Wantagh, NY/Chaminade Duke 2 Jordan Evans Attack DeWitt, NY/Jamesville-DeWitt Syracuse 3 Connor Cannizzaro Attack Cazenovia, NY/Cazenovia Maryland 4 Matt Ryan Defense Ipswich, MA/Phillips Exeter Harvard 5 Tim Rotanz Attack Wading River, NY/Shoreham-Wading River Maryland 6 Parker Ferrigan Goalie Baldwinsville, NY/Baldwinsviile Syracuse 7 Tate Jozokos Midfield Wolfeboro, NH/Governor’s Academy North Carolina 8 Nick Weston Midfield Honeoye Falls, NY/Salisbury School Syracuse 9 Zach Miller Midfield Steamburg, NY/Hill Academy 11 Scott Firman Defense Fayetteville, NY/Jamesville-DeWitt Syracuse 13 Justin Guterding Attack Garden City, NY/Garden City Duke 14 Tommy Zenker Midfield Melville, NY /Chaminade Duke 15 Shane Simpson Attack Hamilton, ON, Canada/Salisbury School North Carolina 16 Chris Keating Defense Windham, NH/Phillips Exeter Yale 17 Eddie Blatz Defense Garden City, NY/Garden City Georgetown 18 Jack Lambert Defense Cross River, NY/John Jay-Cross River North Carolina 19 Ryan Lukacovic Attack Syosset, NY/Chaminade Virginia 20 Brian Dunne Defense Melville, NY /Chaminade Duke 21 J.T. Forkin Midfield Long Beach, NY/Long Beach Syracuse 22 Nick Aponte Midfield West Islip, NY/West Islip Penn State 23 Zed Williams Midfield Silver Creek, NY /Silver Creek Virginia 24 Jack Bruckner Midfield Port Jefferson, NY/Ward Melville Duke SOUTH BOYS # NAME POS. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) COLLEGE 1 Attack Glenside, PA/LaSalle College Maryland 2 Sean Coleman Midfield Doylestown, PA/LaSalle College Harvard 3 Michael Sutton Midfield Sewell, NJ/St. Augustine Penn State 9 Wilkins Dismuke Attack Lone Tree, CO /Rock Canyon Johns Hopkins 10 Dylan Maltz Attack Ashburn, VA/Stonebridge Syracuse 11 Kieran Eissler Midfield Henderson, NV/Coronado Johns Hopkins 12 Zach Currier Midfield Peterborough, ON, Canada /Culver Academy Princeton 13 Ethan Powley Defense Oak Hill, VA/Paul VI Catholic Duke 14 Mac Pons+ Defense Bel Air, MD/Boys’ Latin Maryland 15 Will Reynolds Defense Newtown, PA/Delbarton Princeton 16 Austin Pifani Defense Roslyn, PA/Abington North Carolina 17 Ben Pridemore Midfield Lutherville, MD/Boys’ Latin Notre Dame 18 Kevin Gayhardt Defense Bryn Mawr, PA/Episcopal Academy Pennsylvania 19 Max Greene Attack Towson, MD /Gilman Harvard 20 Matt Barrett Goalie Glenmoore, PA/Malvern Prep Virginia 21 Nick Fields Defense Potomac, MD /Bullis Johns Hopkins 22 Colin Heacock Attack Catonsville, MD/Boys’ Latin Maryland 23 Dan Morris Goalie Dallas, TX/Dallas Jesuit Maryland 24 Stephen Kelly Midfield Lutherville, MD/Calvert Hall North Carolina 25 Danny Sweeney Defense Glenelg, MD/McDonogh Villanova 26 Matt Emery Midfield San Francisco, CA/St Ignatius Prep Virginia 27 Nick Mazza Midfield Davidsonville, MD/Calverton Penn State 28 Garrett Epple+ Defense Cockeysville, MD/Calvert Hall Notre Dame

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22 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 4 Mark Cockerton North 2010 Assists Game: 11 (South 2009) Assists Name Team Year 1. 4 Chris LaPierre South 2009 Saves T2. 2 Scott Kocis North 2006 Game: 21 (South 2011) 2 Michael Shakespeare North 2008 20 (North 2010) 2 Joe Marasco North 2009 2 Steven Murphy North 2009 MVP 2 Matt White North 2009 2006: Craig Dowd (North) 2 South 2009 2007: Garett Ince (North) 2 Marcus Holman South 2009 2008: Steven Rastivo (North) 2 John Glesener North 2010 2009: Chris LaPierre (South) 2 Tyler German South 2011 2010 Mark Cockerton (North) 2 Spencer Parks South 2012 2011 Bobby Wardwell (South) 2 Charlie Schnider South 2012 2012 Gordie Koerber (South) Points Name Team Year Series History T1. 6 Chris LaPierre South 2009 North leads, 4-3. 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 T1. 12 AJ Fiore North 2009 2010 17 12 12 Bobby Wardwell South 2011 2011 9 11 3. 11 John Galloway South 2007 2012 11 12 T4. 10 Rob Fortunato North 2008 2012 MVP 10 Andrew Wascavage South 2008 Gordie Koerber 10 Brian Feeney North 2010 10 Eric Schneider North 2010 10 Andrew O’Connell South 2010

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Nick Aponte, Midfield, 6’0”, 175, West Islip, NY (West Islip High School) ’S Aponte tallied 24 goals, 25 assists and 81 groundballs this season for Coach Scott Craig … Led team to a 11-5 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Ranked 22nd by Inside Lacrosse … MVP of the State Championship THE FALL Game … All-County and All-League selection … Captain of the team … Helped team win Suffolk County championship in 2011 … Also played football, earning All-County honors after helping team win Big Four Championship … Plans to major in Business #22 at Penn State. NEWEST EVENT! Ed Blatz, Defense, 6’5”, 200, Garden City, NY (Garden City) Held at the best multi-field facility Blatz tallied 1 goal, 11 assists and 61 groundballs this season for Coach Steve Finnell … Led team to a 14-3 mark … Plans to in the Mid-Atlantic! major in business at Georgetown. #17 Jack Bruckner, Midfield, 6’1”, 190, Port Jefferson, NY (Ward Melville High School) Presented by Bruckner tallied 43 goals and 31 assists this season for Coach Mike Hoppey … Led team to a 16-0 mark … Named top Midfielder in the Tristate Area … Two-time All-County and All-Met Selection … Team captain … Also played basketball and soccer, earning All-County honors … Enjoys Fishing and Hockey… Plans to major in Buisness at Duke University. #24 Nov. 9-10, 2013 Connor Cannizzaro, Attack, 5’9”, 175, Cazenovia, NY (Cazenovia High School) Naples, Florida Cannizzaro tallied 83 goals and 37 assists this season for Coach Jim Longo … Led team to a 20-2 mark … Helped team win CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES S ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS CORRIGAN SPORTS 2011 Class C Lacrosse State Champion … All-CNY Player of the Year … Three-time First Team All-CNY … Also played hockey, helping team win 2011 DII NY State Championship … His sister, Kara, was a 2009 Under Armour All-American … Will attend A STICK IN YOUR HAND. the University of Maryland. Presented by #3 SAND BETWEEN YOUR TOES. Brian Dunne, Defense, 6’2”, 205, Melville, NY (Chaminade High School) Dunne tallied 3 assists, 34 groundballs this season for Coach Jack Moran … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Played in the Under The Paradise Shooutout is the nation’s premiere fall tournament Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Second team all-metro selection … Also played football, earning First Team All-Long and will be held in beautiful Naples, Florida. Island honors after heping team win 2012 CHSAA championship … Enjoys movies, tubing and playing cards… Plans to major Nov. 2 & 3, 2013 in Business at Duke. North Collier Regional Park will host the event #20 on their amazing, lighted bermuda grass fields. MIDLOTHIAN ,,VA , Jordan Evans, Attack, 5’10”, 175, Syracuse, NY (Jamesville-Dewitt) College coaches will be in attendance. Evans tallied 81 goals, 99 assists and 46 groundballs this season for Coach Jamie Archer … Led team to a 15-1 mark … The team at Corrigan Sports is proud to bring you Why play lacrosse in the cold when you can join us in Paradise! Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Two-time First Team All-League selection … Helped team win the Rumble In Richmond boys tournament for state title in 2010 & 2011 … All-time points leader (401) at Jamesville-Dewitt High School … Twice named team captain … High School and Club Teams. Also played basketball, helping team win NY State Championship in 2010 … Enjoys country music, cooking on the grill and @Parad_Shootout /ParadiseShootout #2 eating.… Plans to major in Business at Syracuse University. College coaches will be in attendance. Parker Ferrigan, Goalie, 5'11", 195, Baldwinsville, NY (Baldwinsville High School) The River City Sportsplex will host the event with Ferrigan tallied 1 goal, 3 assists, a .743 goals against average, 237 saves this season for Coach Pete Fiorini … Led team to 12 sport turf fields. No rain outs or muddy fields! a 11-5 mark … Three time All-Section selection, earning First Team honors twice … Also played ice hockey , where he was a thrice named First Team All-Section … Will attend Syracuse University. #6 @RumbleLax Scott Firman, Long Stick Midfield, 6’1”, 185, Fayetteville, NY (Jamesville Dewitt) REGISTER TODAY! Firman tallied 12 goals, 5 assists and 70 groundballs this season for Coach Jamie Archer … Led team to a 15-1 mark … Three-time All-CNY selection … Helped team win two state titles … Two-time Captain … Also played hockey, serving as team PARADISESHOOTOUT.COM captain and helping team win itsfirst-ever state title while earning All-League honors … Enjoys playing golf… Plans to major in Business at Syracuse University. CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS ENTERPRISES CORRIGAN SPORTS CORRIGAN SPORTS #11 25 ALL-AMERICA BOYS NORTH

JT Forkin, Midfield, 5’10”, 175, Long Beach, NY (Long Beach) Forkin tallied 56 goals, 17 assists, 32 groundballs this season for Coach James Kaspar … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Three-time All-County and All-Conference selection … Also played football and hockey, earning All-County honors in football and winning the state title in hockey … Enjoys roller hockey, ice #21 hockey, football and going to the beach… Will attend Syracuse. Danny Fowler, Goalie, 5’11”, 190, Wantagh, NY (Chaminade High School) Fowler tallied a 4.475 goals against average, 107 saves this season for Coach Jack Moran … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Will attend Duke University. #1 Justin Guterding, Attack, 6’1”, 185, Garden City, NY (Garden City High School) Guterding tallied 56 goals and 46 assists this season for Coach Stephen Finnell … Led team to a 19-3 mark … Helped team win State title … Chosen as the Nassau County Player of the Year … Twice named All-County, All-Long Island and All-Metro … Also played football, earning All-State honors and helping team win: Long Island Championship … Plans to major in Business #13 at Duke University. Tate Jozokos, Midfield, 6’1”, 190, Wolfeboro, NH (The Governor’s Academy) Jozokos tallied 44 goals, 14 assists and 96 groundballs this season for Coach Peter Bidstrup … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Three-time First Team All-State Selection … Named 2010 NH D3 Player of the Year … Helped team win two ISL crowns … 2012 Team MVP … Also played football, earning Player of Year honors after leading team to New England Championship … Enjoys YMCA Camp Belknap and hanging out with family on Lake #7 Winnipesaukee … Plans to major in Business at The University of North Carolina. Chris Keating, Defense, 6’1”, 205, Windham, NH (Phillips Exeter Academy) Keating tallied 3 goals and 6 assists this season for Coach Eric Bergofsky … Led team to a 14-5 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic, earning All-Tournament honors … Helped team win three New England East championships … … Named team captain … Also played ice hockey, serving as team captain … Enjoys hockey, philosophy #16 and psychology … Plans to major in Psychology at Yale University.

Jack Lambert, Defense, 6’1”, 190, Cross River, NY (John Jay High School) Lambert tallied 8 goals, 8 assists and 115 ground balls this season for Coach Tim Schurr … Led team to a 10-6 mark … Named MSG Varsity Newcomer of the Year … Two-time team Captain … Also played football, setting the single season record for touchdowns and earning All-State honors as well as being named Back of the Year … Enjoys skiing, snowmobiling, water #18 skiing, hunting, kayaking, antique cars and “anything in the Adirondack Mountains” … Plans to major in Business at UNC. Ryan Lukacovic, Attack, 5’10”, 185, Syosset, NY (Chaminade) Lukacovic tallied 36 goals, 33 assists and 20 groundballs this season for Coach Jack Moran … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Plans to major in Engineering at University of Virginia. #19

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Zach Miller, Midfield, 5’11”, 175, Steamburg, NY(Hill Academy) Zach Miller played this season for Coach Brodie Merrill at the Hill Academy (Ont.). Led team to a 18-4 mark. Committed to Denver University. #9 Tim Rotanz, Attack, 6’1”, 200, Wading River, NY (Shoreham-Wading River HS) Rotanz tallied 64 goals, 77 assists and 40 groundballs this season for Coach Tom Rotanz … Led team to a 15-1 mark … Fourth player in Long Island history to reach the 400 point mark ... Led Long Island in scoring twice - 110 pts as a soph. and 107 pts as a senior … MVP of the 2012 NYS Championship Game … Also played Basketball … enjoys … Corvettes and eating … #5 Plans to major in Mathematics at Univ. of Maryland. Matt Ryan, Long Stick Midfield, 6’2”, 190, Ipswich, MA (Phillips Exeter) Ryan tallied 20 goals and 25 assists this season for Coach Eric Bergofsky … Led team to a 13-4 mark … Named team Co- Captain … Also played soccer, serving as a captain as he helped team reach Class A Finals … Will attend Harvard. #4 Shane Simpson, Midfield, 6’2”, 190, Hamilton, ON (Salisbury School) Simpson tallied 30 goals, 45 assists, 42 ground balls this season for Coach Bobby Wynne … Led team to a 9-5 mark … Earned Two-time All-State and All-League selection … Chosen All-Canadian in 2012 … 2010 Provincial Box Lacrosse Leading Scorer … 2011 Gait Cup All-Star Game MVP, 2012 All Canadian, 2012 All League Team … 2012 WNEPSLA Leading Scorer … Also played hockey and ran track, winning the 100m and 200m dash … enjoys Hockey, Golf, Running, Hanging out with friends… #15 Plans to major in Medicine at University of North Carolina. Nick Weston, Midfield, 5’10”, 170, Honeoye Falls, NY (Salisbury School) Weston tallied 30 goals and 35 assists this season forCoach Bobby Wynne … Led team to a 9-5 mark … Three-time First Team All-League selection … Chosen to the All-Greater Rochester team … Also played football, earning All-New England honors while helping lead team to New England title … Will attend Syracuse. #8 Zed Williams, Midfield, 6’2, 185, Silver Creek, NY (Silver Creek) Williams tallied 95 goals and 77 assists this season … Four-time First Team All-Western New York selection … Posted four seasons of at least 100 points, twice totaling more than 170, breaking Casey Powell’s state career record … Helped team win state title … Williams leaves high school with two national marks: most goals in a career with a five-year total of 444 and career points with 589… Member of the Seneca Tribe … Garnered Team MVP honors for the Six Nation Rebels after leading #23 them to second consecutive Founders Cup title … Also played football and basketball … Will attend Virginia. Tommy Zenker, Midfield, 6’3”, 205, Melville, NY (Chaminade) Zenker tallied 29 goals, 9 assists, 32 gound balls this season for Coach Jack Moran … Led team to a 14-2 mark … Two-time All-League selection … Helped team win league title … Named team captain … Also played football, earning All-Long Island honors while leading team to league title … Will attend Duke. #14

27 SIGN UP FOR ALL-AMERICA SOUTH BOYS ALL DIGITAL ACCESS Matt Barrett, Goalie, 6’0”, 230, Glenmoore, PA (Malvern Prep) Barrett played this season for Coach John McEvoy … Led team to a 16-2 mark … All-State selection … Two-time First Team All-Inter-Ac choice … Helped team win Inter-Ac title … Named All-EPSLA … Also played football… Plans to major in Business at University of Virginia. EXCLUSIVE DIGITAL-ONLY CONTENT from Maryland’s number one news site. #20 Sean Coleman, Midfield, 5’10”, 170, Doylestown, PA (La Salle College High School) Coleman played this season for Coach Bill Leahy … Led team to a 18-2 mark … Also played football, earning Player of the Year and All-State honors … Will attend Harvard University.

SIGN UP ¢ #2 FOR ONLY 99 Zach Currier, Midfield, 6’0, 175, Peterborough, , Canada (Culver Academy) Currier tallied 62 goals, 42 assists, 108 groundballs this season for Coach Jon Posner … Led team to a 18-2 mark … Four-time member of Team Ontario, leading team to three national titles … Helped team win two League titles, earning All- Tournament team honors … Also played hockey … Will attend Princeton. #12 Wilkins Dismuke, Attack, 6’2”, 175, Lone Tree, CO (Rock Canyon) Dismuke tallied 57 goals, 21 assists and 34 ground balls this season for Coach Robert Diehl … Led team to a 11-4 mark … Two-time Denver Post Player of the Year and Athlete of the Year … Named All-State three straight years and all-conference each year … Led the state in points (‘11) and goals (‘12) .. Two-time team MVP … Also played basketball … Enjoys playing golf… Headed to Johns Hopkins. BEST COVERAGE MARYLAND ANYWHERE #9 OF YOUR HOMETOWN TEAMS TRUE LOCAL STORIES ALL DIGITAL ACCESS Kieran Eissler, Midfield, 5’10”, 168, Henderson, NV (Coronado) Eissler tallied 90 goals, 59 assists and 131 groundballs, this season for Coach Chris Eissler … Led team to a 16-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Two-time Team captain … Also played football, twice earning the Scholar Athlete Award … Enjoys weight training and snowboarding… Plans to major in Public Health Studies at Johns Hopkins. #11 Matt Emery, Midfield, 6’4”, 205, San Francisco, CA (St. Ignatius College Prep) Emery tallied 34 goals, 25 assists, 49 groundballs this season for Coach Chris Packard … Led team to a 21-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Helped team win league title all four years … Listed by Inside Lacrosse In-depth sports coverage, expert Local stories that matter Stay constantly connected as the #19 Young Gun … First Team All-League selection … Winner of the John M Senyard Award … Also played football, analysis, and up-to-the minute stats to your world, whether it’s to the news that matters helping team win Central Coast Section Championship … Enjoys longboarding, skiing and hanging with friends… Plans to and stories from your hometown teams. across the state or right to you on any iPhone or #26 major in Economics at University of Virginia. next door. Plus, access to our Android device with our Garrett Epple, Defense, 6’2, 210, Baltimore, MD (Calvert Hall) Epple played this season for Coach Bryan Kelly … Led team to a 11-6 mark … Chosen First Team All-State, All-Met and All- extensive archives for insight subscriber-only app. Conference … Served as team captain … Also played football, earning All-League and Second Team All-Defensive team honors, on your local history. while serving as team captain and helping team to Conference Finals … Will attend the University of Notre Dame. (injured, will #28 not play) Nick Fields, Long Stick Midfield, 6’3”, 190, Potomac, MD (The Bullis School) Sign up today at Fields tallied 76 groundballs this season for Coach Robert Pollicino … Led team to a 9-9 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase, earning all-tournament honors in 2012 … 2013 C. Markland Kelly Award Finalist … Twice named First Team All-State, All-Conference, All-Met and All-Gazette … Also played football, helping team win its first conference championship while being a two-time first team all-conference selection and team MVP … Plans to major in BaltSun.com/AllAccess #21 Economics at Johns Hopkins University. ALL-AMERICA SOUTH BOYS

Kevin Gayhardt, Defense, 6’5”, 210, Bryn Mawr, PA (Episcopal Academy) Gayhardt tallied 1 goal and 3 assists this season for Coach Andy Hayes … Led team to a 15-5 mark … Chosen All-EPCLA … Two-time First Team All-League selection … Named League MIP in 2013 … Also played Basketball, Football … Enjoys playing golf, going to the shore and video games… Plans to major in Economics at University of Pennsylvania. #18 Max Greene, Attack, 5’10”, 170, Towson, MD (Gilman School) Greene tallied 48 goals, 9 assists, 30 groundballs this season for Coach Brooks Matthews … Led team to a 12-4 mark … Winner of the Smith Cup Award … C. Markland Kelly Finalist … First Team All-Met selection … Also played ice hockey, helping team win the MIAA crown and earning All-League honors … Plans to major in Economics at Harvard University. #19 Colin Heacock, Attack, 6’3”, 195, Catonsville, MD (Boys’ Latin) Heacock tallied 48 goals and 26 goals this season for Coach Bob Shriver … Led team to a 19-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Won C. Markland Kelly Award, given annually to the top lacrosse player in Maryland … US Lacrosse Mid Atlantic Player of the Year … Baltimore Messenger Co-Player of the Year … First Team All-Metro and All-MIAA ... #22 Led team in goals … Also played basketball, earning All-League honors after leading the team in points … Will attend Maryland. Stephen Kelly, Midfield, 5’11”, 180, Lutherville, MD (Calvert Hall) Kelly tallied 24 goals, 21 assists and 196 groundballs this season for Coach Bryan Kelly … Led team to a 11-6 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Member of the USA Men’s National Under-19 Team … Named Player of the Year by the Towson Times and Varsity Sports Network … Three time First Team All-Met and All-MIAA selection … Also played football, earning All-League and All-State recognition … Enjoys watching football, music and golf… Plans to major in #24 Business at UNC. Ian King, Attack, 6’2”, 190, Cincinnati, OH (St. Xavier High School) King tallied 72 goals, 35 assists, 49 groundballs this season for Coach Nate Sprong … Led team to a 15-5 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Two-time First Team All-Midwest, All-Ohio and All-Region selection … Chosen as the team’s MVP … Also played basketball ... Plans to major in Business at University of Michigan. #6 Dylan Maltz, Attack, 5’9”, 165, Ashburn, VA (Stone Bridge High School) Maltz tallied 49 goals, 39 assists, 79 groundballs this season for Coach Scott Mitchell … Led team to a 11-4 mark … All-Time HS Leading Scorer in assists (130), goals (190) and points (320) … Twice Named Offensive Player of the Year …First Team All-Met selection, All-Virginia Northern Region (3x), All-League (4x) … Enjoys fishing and golfing … He is an apparel business #10 co-owner… Plans to major in Business at Syracuse University. Nick Mazza, Midfield, 6’2”, 195, davidsonville, MD (The Calverton School) Mazza played this season for Coach Dominick Mazza … Led team to a 12-4 mark … Will attend Penn State.

#27 Dan Morris, Goalie, 5’11”, 190, Dallas, TX (Jesuit College Prep) Morris tallied a 4.38 goals against average and 105 saves this season for Coach Chris Surran … Led team to a 14-3 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Three-time All-State selection … Three-time team MVP winner … Twice named team captain … Chosen as Rookie of the Year in 2010 … Also played Basketball … Enjoys music, drums, #23 skiing, cooking, movies and Star Wars… Plans to major in Psychology at University of Maryland. ALL-AMERICA SOUTH BOYS

Austin Pifani, Defense, 6’1”, 190, , (Abington) Pifani tallied 14 goals, 15 assists and 140 groundballs this season for Coach Joe Staerk … Led team to a 15-5 mark … Twice named First Team All-State … Three-time First Team All-League selection … Also played football, earning defensive MVP honors ... Plans to major in Business-Engineering at the University of North Carolina. #16 Mac Pons, Defense, 5’10”, 170, Bel Air, MD (Boys Latin) Pons played this season for Coach Bobby Shriver … Led team to a 19-1 mark … Twice named First Team All-Met … Also played basketball … enjoys ceramics… Goes by the nickname Earl … Plans to major in Insurance at Maryland. (injured, will not play.) #14 Ethan Powley, Long Stick Midfield, 6’2”, 195, Wake Forest, NC (Paul VI Catholic High) Powley tallied 1 assist and 41 groundballs this season for Coach Bob Waters … Led team to a 20-4 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Classic … Two-time First Team All-Met and All-Conference selection … Enjoys fishing… Plans to major in Economics at Duke. #13 Ben Pridemore, Midfield, 5’11”, 175, Lutherville, MD (Boys’ Latin School) Pridemore tallied 21 goals, 18 assists and 37 groundballs this season for Coach Bob Shriver … Led team to a 19-1 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Two-time All-Towson Times selection … Named to the All-Met team … Kudda.com Player of Game … Also played football … Will attend Notre Dame. #17 Matt Rambo, Attack, 5’10”, 190, Glenside, PA (LaSalle College High School) Rambo tallied 64 goals, 31 assists and 60 groundballs this season for Coach Bill Leahy … Led team to a 17-2 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase, earning MVP honors … Named MVP of the League … Four-time First Team All-State, All-League choice … 2012 Time Herald Player of the Year … Led the state in goals in 2010 … Enjoys skiing, golf, #1 tennis… Plans to major in Business at University of Maryland. Will Reynolds, Defense, 6’3, 210, Newtown, PA (Delbarton) Reynolds played this season for Coach Chuck Ruebling … Led team to a 19-1 mark … Named Inside Lacrosse’s #1 Defenseman … New Jersey Defenseman of the Year … First Team All-State selection … Also played football, earning All-County and All- Conference honors while helping team get to two state title games … Plays the piano … Will attend Princeton. #15 Michael Sutton, Midfield, 5’10”, 180, Sewell, NJ (St. Augustine Prep) Sutton tallied 22 goals and 4 assists this season for Coach JC Valore … Led team to a 10-7 mark … Plans to major in Kinesiology at Penn State University. #3 Danny Sweeney, Long Stick Midfield, 6’4”, 205, glenelg, MD (McDonogh school) Sweeney tallied 2 goals, 5 assists and 88 groundballs this season for Coach Andy Hilgartner … Led team to a 15-4 mark … Played in the Under Armour Underclass Lacrosse Showcase … Member of the Maryland Freestate team … Captain of the team … Also played basketball and water polo, earning All-Conference honors in water polo after leading team to title … Plans to #25 major in Economics at Villanova. GAME NOTES

DUKE IT OUT: Seven of Duke’s players who started this year’s men’s NCAA national championship game are Under Armour All-Americans. Nine of the 16 goals posted by Duke were scored by an Under Armour All- American.

SIGN OF THINGS TO COME: A total of 84 former UA All-Americans were named to their respective college’s all-conference teams, 37 for the boys, and 47 on the girls side. 15 players (10 girls, 5 boys) were also named conference Player of the Year.

APPLE DOESN’T FALL FAR FROM THE TREE: Six players from the class of 2013 have either a brother or sister who was was also named an Under Armour All- American previously: • Conor Cannizzaro - brother of Kara Cannizzaro (2009) • Matt Emery - brother of Rob Emery (2010) • Cortney Fortunato- sister of Rob Fortunato (2008) • Max Greene - brother of Bryson Greene (2011) • Sydney Holman- sister of Marcus Holman (2009) • Colleen Lovett- sister of Erin Lovett (2008)

SO WE MEET AGAIN: The girls game will include a rematch of sorts from this year’s NCAA title game as North Carolina’s Kara Cannizzaro will coach the North squad against University of Maryland star attacker Alex Aust (South). Both Cannizzaro and Aust played in the 2009 Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic when the North team posted a 12-9 victory.

BACK-TO-BACK: Under Armour All-Americans Alex Aust (2009), Kara Cannizzaro (2009), Katie Schwarzmann (2009), (2011), Marcus Holman (2009), Joe Marasco (2009) and Tom Schreiber (2010) were named Finalists for the 2013 Tewaaraton Award. Schwarzmann walked away with the prestigious trophy for the second consecutive year.

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2006 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2006 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP Traci Landy scored five goals and dished out an assist to earn MVP Game MVP Craig Dowd tallied three of his five 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 first 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 final five 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 five-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 five 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)

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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 first 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 final 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 first 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 firepower 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)

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2010 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2010 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP

Midfielder Kaitlyn Brosco scored an event record six goals, including Midfielder Mark Cockerton scored four goals, including two in the fourth four in the first 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 final 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 Griffin 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 – Griffin 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, Griffin 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-AMERICA BOYS RECAP

Tatum Coffey scored three of her game-high five 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 five 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 deficit to 7-6 at the half. Kelly Weis made six saves for the North in the first 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

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2012 ALL-AMERICA GIRLS RECAP 2012 ALL-AMERICA BOYS RECAP

McDonogh teammates Corinne Etchison and Taylor Cummings, the Gordie Koerber netted a hat trick, scoring two of the South’s three game’s MVP, scored an event record eight points each as the South goals in the second half, to help fend off a North comeback while soundly defeated the North for only the second time in the series, garnering MVP honors and securing a 12-11 victory. 25-13, in what proved to be a record-setting day. The North trailed 9-5 at halftime, outscoring their opponent 6-3 in Tied at 6-6 in the first half, the South scored seven consecutive goals the second half, but could not overcome a six-goal second quarter in three minutes en route to rewriting the record book for goals in by the South. South goalie Luke Aaron made a game-clinching save a game. The South also set the record for assists in a game with 12, with two seconds remaining on a shot from James Pannell to earn while Etchison set the individual record with five. the second consecutive and third overall win in the series. Sammy Jo Tracy led the North with two goals and was one of 15 players Jake Froccaro led the North winning 12-of-16 faceoffs with eight to register at least a point, including 11 different goal scorers. groundballs and scoring two goals in the second half.

Scoring by Period 1 2 Tot Scoring by Period 1 2 3 4 Tot —————————————————————————————————————— ------North Girls...... 8 5 13 North Boys...... 3 2 3 3 11 South Girls...... 17 8 25 South Boys...... 3 6 2 1 12

GOALS: N- Tracy 2, Lazaroff 1, Acton 1, Ranftle 1, Esposito 1, Majorana 1, GOALS: N- Morris 2, Froccaro 2, Dwyer 2, West 1, Davis 1, Ardrey 1, Abrahamson 1, Treanor 1, Dickinson 1, Boucher 1, Messina 1, TEAM 1; S- Cummings Doktor 1, Kirby 1; S- Koerber 3, Brown 2, Black 2, Class 2, Spencer 5, Smesko 5, Etchison 3, Geiger 3, Boyd 2, Messinger 2, Bodt 1, Boyd 1, Karwoski 1, Parks 1, Lord 1, Rohr 1. Cross 1, Toy 1. ASSISTS: N- Forsberg 1, Llinares 1, Matheis 1, Pannell 1, West 1, ASSISTS: N- McHoul 2, Acton 1, Bruno 1, Heagerty 1, Lazaroff 1, Ranftle 1, Webster Wood 1; S- Parks 2, Schnider 2, Lord 1, Reed 1. 1; S- Etchison 5, Cummings 3, Bodt 1, Boyd 1, Geiger 1, Heavens 1, Messinger 1. SAVES: N- Marino 3, Ryan 3; S- Joyce 7, Aaron 7. SAVES: N- Bowman 3, McDonald 6; S- Ward 6, Wolf 5. SHOTS: N- 54, S- 33. SHOTS: N- 30, S- 42. EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES: N- 1-4; S- 1-3. GAME MVP: Taylor Cummings (South) GAME MVP: Gordie Koerber (South)

BOYS ALUMNI

BOYS NORTH James Cathers, 2010, Syracuse , 2009, Johns Hopkins Dean Gibbons, 2007, Harvard Niko Amato, 2009, Maryland Walker Chafee, 2011, North Carolina Bobby Duvnjak, 2012, Harvard John Glesener, 2010, Army Josh Amidon, 2007, Syracuse Mike Chanenchuk, 2008, Princeton/ MD Devin Dwyer, 2012, Harvard Mark Goodrich, 2007, Johns Hopkins Ian Ardrey, 2012, Harvard Max Chautin, 2006, Johns Hopkins John Edmonds, 2012, Cornell John Greeley, 2009, Johns Hopkins Tobias Armour, 2010, Johns Hopkins Matthew Ciambella, 2006, Notre Dame Mike Ehrhardt, 2010, Maryland Rob Grimm, 2008, UMBC Max Bartig, 2006, Syracuse Mark Cockerton, 2010, Virginia Rob Emery, 2010, Virginia Thomas Grimm, 2011, Syracuse Drew Belinsky, 2010, Pennsylvania Billy Conners, 2009, Duke Connor English, 2009, Virginia/ Cornell Zachary Guy, 2009, Georgetown Patric Berkery, 2012, Pennsylvania John Connors, 2011, Navy Joe Fazio, 2009, Syracuse Tim Henderson, 2007, Army Jimmy Bitter, 2011, North Carolina Jeff Cohen, 2008, Harvard Kevin Federico, 2006, North Carolina Chris Hogan, 2006, Penn State Ian Braddish, 2009, North Carolina/ Hofstra C.J. Costabile, 2008, Duke Brian Feeney, 2010 Penn Will Himler, 2010, Princeton Sean Brady, 2007, Duke/ Stony Brook Greg Danseglio, 2011, Virginia John Fennessy, 2009, Towson Andrew Hodgson, 2010, Towson Jake Bratek, 2010, Syracuse/ Onondaga Mike Daniello, 2011, Johns Hopkins AJ Fiore, 2009, Cornell Zach Howell, 2007, Duke Rhamel Bratton, 2007, Virginia Jack Davis, 2006, Georgetown Brian Fischer, 2011, Harvard Garett Ince, 2007, Virginia Shamel Bratton, 2007, Virginia Sammy Davis, 2012, Penn State Ryan Flanagan, 2007, North Carolina Stephen Jahelka, 2011, Harvard Zack Brenneman, 2007, Notre Dame Ryan DeSimone, 2011, Villanova Tommy Forsberg, 2012, Maryland , 2011, Duke Tony Britton, 2012, Cornell Sam DeVore, 2006, Johns Hopkins Rob Fortunato, 2008, Virginia Kyle Keenan, 2011, Duke Steven Boyle, 2006, Johns Hopkins Daniel Dimaria, 2008, Harvard Jake Froccaro, 2012, Princeton Walter Kirby, 2012, Harvard Chris Bocklet, 2008, Virginia Josh Dionne, 2010, Duke Jeff Froccaro, 2009, Princeton Tyler Knarr, 2009, Georgetown Sean Burke, 2006, North Carolina Nick Doktor, 2012, Pennsylvania Nick Galasso, 2010, North Carolina Scott Kocis, 2006, Georgetown Mike Burns, 2006, North Carolina Craig Dowd, 2006, Georgetown Jake Gambitsky, 2011, Harvard Matt Langan, 2007, Loyola Kyle Carey, 2009, Syracuse Kevin Drew, 2008, Syracuse Brandon Gamblin, 2011, Massachusetts Dave Lawson, 2009, Duke Grant Catalino, 2007, Maryland Luke Duprey, 2010, Duke Adam Ghitleman, 2007, Virginia Hakeem Lecky, 2009, Syracuse

36 BOYS ALUMNI

Sam Llinares, 2012, Hofstra , 2010, Albany Brian Farrell, 2006, Maryland Scott McWilliams, 2010, Virginia Joe LoCascio, 2011, Maryland Jeff Tundo, 2009, Ohio State/ Stony Brook Andrew Feinberg, 2007, Brown Wyatt Melzer, 2008, Virginia Matt Lovejoy, 2007, Virginia Justin Turri, 2007, Duke Roger Ferguson, 2009, Brown Anthony Mendes, 2007, MD/Syr/Salisbury Matt Mackrides, 2008, Penn State John Urbank, 2010, Georgetown Will Fields, 2008, Navy Joe Meurer, 2010, Ohio State Sean Mahon, 2011, Harvard Billy Ward, 2010, Syracuse Tyler Fiorito, 2008, Princeton Orry Michael, 2007, Johns Hopkins Mike Manley, 2007, Duke Henry West, 2012, Cornell Michael Flanagan, 2008, Princeton Taylor Michael, 2011, Virginia Joe Marasco, 2009, Syracuse Joel White, 2007, Syracuse Matt Florence, 2012, Virginia Ricky Mirabito, 2006, Georgetown Dan Marino, 2012, Virginia Matt White, 2009, Virginia Joe Fontanesi, 2008, Maryland/ Marquette Thomas Muldoon, 2006, Brown Case Matheis, 2012, Duke Chad Wiedmaier, 2008, Princeton Jack Forster, 2007, Penn State Brandon Mullins, 2011, Syracuse Dan McKinney, 2009, Georgetown Zach Wood, 2012, Virginia Kevin Forster, 2011, Maryland Goran Murray, 2011, Maryland Francis McDonough, 2008, Georgetown Carl Zimmerman, 2010, Harvard Patrick Foster, 2010, North Carolina Patrick Murray, 2009, Georgetown Jonathan Meyers, 2008, Princeton Tyler Frederick, 2010, Ohio State Andrew O’Connell, 2010, North Carolina Jovan Miller, 2007, Syracuse Connor Frisina, 2012, Delaware Liam O’Connor, 2010, Notre Dame MIkey Morris, 2012, Johns Hopkins John Galloway, 2007, Syracuse Grant Oliver, 2008, Maryland Steven Murphy, 2009, Notre Dame BOYS SOUTH Brendan Gaughan, 2012, Michigan Spencer Parks, 2012, North Carolina Chris Nixon, 2006, Georgetown Luke Aaron, 2012, Duke Tyler German, 2011, Virginia Brian Phipps, 2006, Maryland Ryan Nizolek, 2006, Virginia Brent Armstrong, 2012, North Carolina Bryson Greene, 2011, Georgetown Harry Prevas, 2009, Virginia Conrad Oberbeck, 2011, Yale Paul Barnes, 2006, Princeton Bobby Gribbin, 2011, Maryland Robert Posniewski, 2010, Princeton Keenan Ochwat, 2008, Ohio State Peter Baum, 2009, Colgate Ryan Guittare, 2012, Penn State Pat Powderly, 2010, Syracuse Billy Olin, 2006, Rutgers Jake Bernhardt, 2008, Maryland Michael Gvozden, 2006, Johns Hopkins Connor Reed, 2012, Johns Hopkins Nick O’Reilly, 2009, Virginia Jesse Bernhardt, 2009, Maryland John Haldy, 2007, Virginia Travis Reed, 2007, Maryland Jason Orlando, 2007, Duke Kelton Black, 2012, Johns Hopkins Robby Haus, 2012, Ohio State Conrad Ridgway, 2008, Penn State Ryan Palasek, 2012, Syracuse Owen Blye, 2008, Maryland Quinn Haley, 2010, Maryland Kevin Ridgway, 2007, Notre Dame Tom Palasek, 2008, Johns Hopkins/Syracuse Joe Bonnani, 2008, Ohio State Casey Hingtgen, 2006, Dartmouth Hunter Rodgers, 2007, Johns Hopkins James Pannell, 2012, Virginia Peter Borror, 2008, Virginia Jeremy Hirsch, 2006, Princeton Sam Rohr, 2012, Pennsylvania Spenser Parnell, 2008, Syracuse/ Roanoke Austin Boykin, 2006, Cornell Michael Hirsch, 2006, Navy Tony Rossi, 2010, Stevenson Eric Parnon, 2011, Maryland Robert Boyle, 2007, Georgetown Marcus Holman, 2009, North Carolina Evan Royster, 2006, Penn State (FB) Michael Pellegrino, 2011, Johns Hopkins Andrew Brancaccio, 2006, Georgetown Bryn Holmes, 2006, Maryland Eric Ruhl, 2010, Johns Hopkins Kevin Piegare, 2007, North Carolina Rustin Bryant, 2010, Maryland George Huguely, 2006, Virginia Joey Sankey, 2011, North Carolina Steve Pontrello, 2012, North Carolina Ryan Brown, 2012, Johns Hopkins Casey Ikeda, 2010, Maryland Taylor Scales, 2012, Virginia Michael Powers, 2006, Johns Hopkins Steven Burke, 2008, Johns Hopkins Jamie Ikeda, 2012, Duke Max Schmidt, 2007, Maryland Zach Powers, 2012, North Carolina Emmett Cahill, 2010, Maryland Alex Joyce, 2012, Georgetown Charlie Schnider, 2012, Ohio State Jarrid Puzes, 2008, Virginia Will Campbell, 2010, North Carolina Conor Kelly, 2011, Notre Dame Max Seligmann, 2007, Georgetown Max Quinzani, 2006, Duke Jay Carlson, 2011, Maryland Patrick Kemma, 2011, Navy Ryan Shuler, 2007, Georgetown John Ranagan, 2009, Johns Hopkins Landon Carr, 2009, Maryland John Kemp, 2009, Notre Dame Jordan Smith, 2010, North Carolina Max Randall, 2012, Dartmouth Brian Carroll, 2006, Virginia Michael Kimmel, 2006, Johns Hopkins Cody Solaja, 2009, Hofstra Steven Rastivo, 2008, Penn State/ UNC Brian Casey, 2009, Georgetown Greyson Konkel, 2008, Colorado St. (FB) Mark Staines, 2008, North Carolina Jack Reilly, 2010, Johns Hopkins Greg Casey, 2006, Drexel John Kelly, 2011, Johns Hopkins , 2008, Virginia Joe Resetarits, 2008, Albany Alex Capretta, 2008, Princeton Patrick Kelly, 2012, North Carolina Wells Stanwick, 2011, Johns Hopkins Kevin Rice, Attack, 2011, Syracuse Jeff Chase, 2011, Loyola T.J. Kemp, 2010, North Carolina Miles Thomas, 2012, Drexel Sean Rogers, 2008, Notre Dame Deemer Class, 2012, Duke Ryan Kilpatrick, 2011, North Carolina Jake Tripucka, 2009, Duke Tim Rommel, 2008, Rutgers/ SUNY Cortland Ken Clausen, 2006, Virginia Gordie Koerber, 2012, Denver Ryan Tucker, 2011, Virginia Robert Rotanz, 2008, Duke Chris Clements, 2007, Virginia Roy Lang, 2008, Cornell Carl Walrath, 2011, Virginia John Rose, 2010, Harvard Evan Connell, 2012, North Carolina Chris LaPierre, 2009, Virginia Matt Walters, 2011, Syracuse Dillon Roy, 2006, Denver Brian Cooper, 2010, Maryland Chris Layne, 2008, North Carolina/ Loyola Bobby Wardwell, 2011, Syracuse William Ryan, 2012, Johns Hopkins Patrick Cotter, 2009, Notre Dame Ryan Lehman, 2012, Maryland Andrew Wascavage, 2008, Towson Eric Schneider, 2010, Johns Hopkins Joe Cummings, 2008, Maryland Chris Lightner, 2009, Johns Hopkins Kyle Wharton, 2007, Johns Hopkins Thomas, Schreiber, 2010, Princeton Brian Dailey, 2011, Duke Howie Long, 2009, Virginia Alex White, 2009, Harvard Christian Scuderi, 2006, Hofstra John Paul Dalton, 2008, Loyola Bradlee Lord, 2012, Maryland Mark White, 2007, Maryland Mike Shakespeare, 2008, Maryland Charley Dickenson, 2006, Denver Alex Lyons, 2007, Bucknell Dan Wigrizer, 2009, Duke Eric Slingerland, 2010, Harvard John Dickenson, 2006, Denver Bray Malphrus, 2007, Virginia Colby Wilson, 2008, Georgetown/ Colgate Bobby Smith, 2008, Notre Dame Tim Donovan, 2007, Johns Hopkins Jim Marlatt, 2010, Notre Dame Chase Winter, 2009, Johns Hopkins David Solomon, 2011, Maryland Conor Doyle, 2011, Notre Dame Jake Matthai, 2012, North Carolina Jordan Wolf, 2010, Duke Brian Sullivan, 2011, North Carolina Jack Doyle, 2009, Harvard Chris McBride, 2007, Princeton Jaren Woepel, 2006, Navy Evan Sullivan, 2006, Navy Greg Dutton, 2010, Ohio State Greg McBride, 2009, North Carolina Will Yeatman, 2006, ND/Maryland Ari Sussman, 2006, Dartmouth Greg Edmonds, 2010, Johns Hopkins Jack McBride, 2007, Princeton/ UNC Ryan Young, 2007, Maryland Michael Tagliaferri, 2012, North Carolina Joey Ehrmann, 2008, Wake Forest (FB) Charlie McComas, 2008, North Carolina Jeremy Thompson, 2006, Syracuse Nick Elsmo, 2007, Delaware Brendan McGrath, 2011, Princeton Jerome Thompson, 2006, SUNY-Onondaga Davey Emala, 2009, Georgetown/ UNC Will McNamara, 2012, Virginia Lyle Thompson, 2011, Albany Patrick Fanshaw, 2009, Loyola (MD) Mark McNeill, 2010, North Carolina

37 GIRLS ALUMNI

GIRLS NORTH Keyln Freedman, 2010, Georgetown Halley Quillinan, 2006, Syracuse Allyson Carey, 2008, Vanderbilt Meredith Abrahamson, 2012, Marquette Abbey Friend, 2010, North Carolina Molly Quirke, 2010, Duke Caroline Cochran, 2008, Virginia/ Florida Kailene Abt, 2007, Notre Dame Kelly Fucillo, 2008, Le Moyne Taylor Ranftle, 2012, Virginia Ellen Cook , 2007, Maryland Madison Acton, 2012, Duke Kaitlin Gaiss, 2009, Duke Abby Rehfuss, 2007, Loyola Jen Cook, 2011, Maryland Stephanie Anderson, 2009, Rutgers Emily Geary, 2007, William & Mary Katie Reinhard, 2010, Loyola Mary Jeanne Coyle, 2010, Georgetown Sarah Appelt, 2008, Towson Caroline Gersuk, 2010, Northwestern Stephanie Rice, 2007, Hofstra Alexis Cross, 2011, James Madison Sammi Arbitman, 2009, Johns Hopkins Sara Giedgowd, 2006, Duke Kelly Rich, 2010, Northwestern Kelly Cross, 2012, Syracuse Kelly Barnes, 2008, Georgetown Shannon Gilroy, 2011, Florida Mikaela Rix, 2011, Boston College Kitty Cullen, 2009, Florida Nora Barry, 2011, Florida Giulia Giordano, 2007, Pennsylvania Chelsea Robinson, 2008, Virginia Taylor Cummings, 2012, Maryland Courtney Bennett, 2009, Dartmouth Jenny Granger, 2009, Notre Dame Jennifer Russell, 2006, North Carolina Clare Curran, 2011, Yale Bridget Bianco, 2011, Northwestern Nicole Graziano, 2011, Florida Jessica Russo, 2008, Northwestern MacKenzie Cyr, 2010, Penn State Sarah Biron, 2011, Johns Hopkins Jessica Griffin, 2009, North Carolina Emily Schaknowski, 2006, Delaware Sam Darcangelo, 2012, Florida Shaylyn Blaney, 2007, Notre Dame Rachel Guerrera, 2006, Notre Dame Paula Schmidt, 2011, North Carolina Brittany Dashiell, 2009, Florida Bryn Boucher, 2012, Maryland Emma Hamm, 2007, Duke Lauren Schwalje, 2011, Georgetown Charlotte Davis, 2009, Princeton Tayler Bowman, 2012, Towson Anne Heagerty, 2012, Georgetown Sarah Sedgwick, 2006, Boston College Lindsey deButts, 2008, Princeton Shanna Brady, 2011, Maryland Janine Hiller, 2009, Florida/ Stony Brook Allie Shropshire, 2007, California Ali DeLuca , 2006, Pennsylvania Erin Brennan, 2008, Pennsylvania Allison Hubschmann, 2007, Georgetown Colleen Smith, 2010, Princeton Katherine Denkler, 2007, Vanderbilt MaryBeth Brophy, 2007, Georgetown Bre Hudgins, 2010, Brown Shannon Smith, 2008, Northwestern Kelly Devlin, 2011, North Carolina Kaitlyn Brosco, 2010, Notre Dame Kristin Igoe, 2007, Boston College Danielle Spencer, 2006, Northwestern Corcoran Downey, 2007, Boston U. Alexandra Bruno, 2012, Princeton Sally Jentis, 2011, Florida Barbara Sullivan, 2011, Notre Dame Corey Donohoe, 2007, North Carolina Colleen Bubnack, 2007, Colgate Kelsey Johnson, 2009, Dartmouth Missy Sunseri, 2006, Virginia Jackie Doherty, 2007, Notre Dame Sarah Bullard , 2007, Duke Danielle Kachulis, 2006, Duke Caroline Tarzian, 2011, Georgetown Liz Downs, 2007, Virginia Kara Cannizzaro, 2009, North Carolina Alyssa Kildare, 2008, Johns Hopkins Kristen Taylor, 2006, North Carolina Kim Dubansky, 2006, Johns Hopkins Brooke Cantwell, 2006, Rutgers Sarah Kounen, 2007, North Carolina Samantha Taylor, 2008, Boston College Kaitlin Duff, 2006, Virginia Ali Cassera, 2009, Northwestern Kailah Kempney, 2011, Syracuse Caroline Tesar ,2006, Northwestern Corinne Etchison, 2012, Georgetown Taylor Chumney, 2007, North Carolina Chelsea Landon, 2011, Duke Kat Thomas, 2008, Duke Bria Eulitt, 2007, Richmond Tatum Coffey, 2011, Penn State Traci Landy, 2006, Boston U. Lindsay Toppe, 2011, Cornell Sam Farrell, 2009, Florida Alyssa Costantino, 2010, Syracuse Emma Lazaroff, 2012, Duke Sammy Jo Tracy, 2012, North Carolina Louise Fauth, 2009, Notre Dame Virginia Crotty, 2007, Duke Jessica Loizeaux, 2011, Virginia Kayla Treanor, 2012, Syracuse Molly Fernandez, 2009, Penn State Mary Cuddihy, 2006, Hofstra Brianne Lo Manto, 2008, Northwestern Michelle Tumolo, 2009, Syracuse Nicole Flego, 2006, Delaware Taylor D’Amore, 2010, Johns Hopkins Erin Lovett, 2008, Georgetown Jennifer VanderMeulen, 2009, Harvard Ali Flury, 2006, Denver Caitlin Defliese, 2006, Boston U. Jackie Lyons, 2007, Massachusetts Lacey Vigmostad, 2008, Northwestern Carter Foote, 2006, Vanderbilt Dayna Defliese, 2008, Massachusetts Colleen Magarity, 2007, Northwestern Ashley Waldron, 2009, Towson Caitlin Formby, 2006, Georgetown Brittany DeLea, 2009, Yale Lauren Maksym, 2009, North Carolina Tory Waldstein, 2012, Harvard Hannah Franklin, 2010, Georgetown Monica DeMairo, 2009, Duke Shannon Mangini, 2010, Penn Ashlee Warner, 2010, Virginia Grace Gaeng, 2008, Maryland/ High Point Kat DeRonda, 2010, Northwestern Erin Massimi, 2008, Dartmouth Caroline Webster, 2012, Syracuse Julie Gardner, 2008, Virginia Jen Devito, 2010, Yale Darcy Messina, 2012, Florida Katie Webster, 2010, Syracuse Emily Garrity, 2009, North Carolina Catherine Dickinson, 2012, Pennsylvania Halle Majorana, 2012, Maryland Kelly Weis, 2011, Harvard Katrina Geiger, 2012, Loyola Blake Dietrick, 2011, Princeton Kerrin Maurer, 2011, Duke Gabi Wiegand, 2009, Richmond/Florida Taylor George, 2010, North Carolina Dene’ DiMartino, 2012, Johns Hopkins Laura McHoul, 2012, New Hampshire Lindsay Gilbride, 2006, Duke Grace Dooley, 2010, Notre Dame Colleen McCaffrey, 2008, Johns Hopkins Mary Lacy Gilbride, 2008, North Carolina Meg Douty, 2011, Maryland Megan McDonald, 2012, Georgetown GIRLS SOUTH Jacqueline Giles, 2007, Georgetown Liz Donovan, 2008, Boston College Kelly McPartland, 2011, Maryland Annie Anton, 2010, Stanford Natalie Glanell, 2010, Syracuse Katrina Dowd, 2006, Northwestern Caroline McTiernan, 2009, Virginia Alex Aust, 2009, Maryland Beth Glaros, 2010, Maryland Allie Duclos, 2007, New Hampshire Kaitlyn Messinger, 2007, North Carolina Kelly Austin, 2009, Virginia/ USC Brooke Griffin, 2010, Maryland Alyssa Dunlap, 2010, Vanderbilt Shelby Milne, 2012, Hofstra Casey Ancarrow, 2008, James Madison Liz Gully, 2012, Pennsylvania Kelsey Duryea, 2012, Duke Kristin Morrison, 2006, Princeton Kirstyn Atkinson, 2007, Northwestern Liz Hamilton, 2008, Maryland Kathleen Dwyer, 2007, Georgetown Ashley Moulton, 2009, Loyola (Md) Liz Bannantine, 2012, Princeton Jordan Hammond, 2011, High Point Samantha Ellis, 2009, Princeton Lyndsey Munoz, 2010, Stanford Brett Bathras, 2006, Johns Hopkins Paige Hanson, 2010, North Carolina Stephanie Ellis, 2006, Penn State Kara Mupo, 2010, Northwestern Barb Black, 2010, Georgetown Jen Hardesty, 2008, Pennsylvania Christina Esposito, 2012, Northwestern Bridget Nolan, 2008, Duke Kristy Black, 2008, Maryland Lucy Hayes, 2008, North Carolina Danielle Etrasco, 2009, Boston U. Katie O’Brien, 2008, Georgetown Alyssa Blevins, 2011, UMBC/ Winthorp Allyson Heavens, 2012, Penn State Molly Everett , 2007, Virginia Alyssa Ogle, 2009, Duke Liza Blue, 2010, Virginia Meghan Helm, 2010, Virginia Anne Farnham, 2012, UMass-Amherst Molly Parker, 2006, Dartmouth Erica Bodt, 2012, Syracuse Melanie Hilbush, 2006, Georgetown Christine Ferguson, 2011, Cornell Kimberly Pantages, 2006, Northwestern Megan Bosica, 2006, North Carolina Kelsey Horton, 2010, Maryland Katie Ferris, 2010, Massachusetts Stephanie Peragallo, 2012, Notre Dame Brooke Boyd, 2012, Virginia Angela Hughes, 2006, Johns Hopkins Katy Fitzgerald, 2007, North Carolina Allo Pery, 2006, Virginia Kelly Boyd, 2012, Virginia Molly Hulseman, 2011, Loyola Kerri Fleishhacker, 2011, Yale Sarah Plumb, 2008, Dartmouth Kelsi Bozel, 2009, Georgetown Ashley Hunter, 2009, Georgetown Charity Fluharty, 2006, Stanford Barb Previ, 2008, Princeton Ashley Bruns, 2009, Florida Mia Hurrin, 2007, North Carolina Alexandra Frank, 2008, Northwestern Lauren Purvis, 2010, Penn State Dana Cahill, 2008, Penn State Katie Janian, 2007, Yale

38 GIRLS ALUMNI Karri Ellen Johnson, 2008, Maryland Brooke Lipinski, 2007, Johns Hopkins Morgan Rubin, 2011, North Carolina Annie Taylor, 2008, Virginia Brandi Jones, 2007, Maryland Sarah Lloyd, 2010, Princeton Maddie Salamone, 2009, Duke Annie Thomas, 2009, Virginia Haydon Judge, 2009, Florida Betsy Mastropieri, 2009, Notre Dame Iliana Sanza, 2009, Maryland Annie Thomas, 2011, Loyola Ashby Kaestner, 2007, Georgetown Katie Mastropieri, 2010, Vanderbilt Claire Scarrone, 2012, Duke Taylor Thomas, 2010, North Carolina Christie Kaestner, 2007, Duke Brooke Matthews, 2007, Northwestern Devon Schneider, 2012, Florida Lauren Thomas, 2007, Georgetown Brittany Kalkstein, 2006, Virginia Katie Matz, 2009, Princeton/ Pennsylvania Samantha Schrum, 2006, Johns Hopkins Courtney Tomchik, 2010, Penn Ali Karwoski, 2012, Delaware Sarah Matz, 2009, Maryland Katie Schwarzmann, 2009, Maryland Stephanie Toy, 2012, Notre Dame Marye Kellerman, 2006, Virginia Caitlyn McFadden, 2006, Maryland Caroline Seats, 2011, Georgetown Amalie Trentzsch, 2010, Maryland Ashley Kimener, 2008, James Madison Alice Mercer, 2012, Maryland Kara Secora, 2008, Denver Taylor Trimble, 2011, Duke Chelsea Kirk, 2006, Dartmouth Aly Messinger, 2012, North Carolina Alyssa Semones, 2011, Penn State Annie Thomas, 2011, Loyola Courtney Kirk, 2008, Vanderbilt Greta Meyer, 2007, Dartmouth Rachel Serio, 2008, Johns Hopkins Taylor Virden, 2010, Duke Danielle Kirk, 2009, Maryland Morgan Miller, 2007, Duke Caileigh Sindall, 2011, North Carolina Megan Ward, 2012, North Carolina Jordyn Kirr , 2007, Georgetown Alex Mundy, 2006, Vanderbilt Kelci Smesko, 2012, Duke Sloan Warren, 2011, Virginia Kim Kolarik, 2009, Virginia Allie Murray, 2011, Notre Dame Brigid Smith, 2011, Duke Perrie White, 2007, Virginia Alicia Krause, 2008, Duquesne/ UMBC Emily Newstrom, 2011, Stanford Margaret Smith, 2010, Notre Dame Caity Whiteley, 2006, Virginia Cosette Larash, 2009, Johns Hopkins Josie Owen, 2008, Virginia Carolina Spearman, 2007, Duke Mary Wittelsberger, 2007, Georgetown Erin Laschinger, 2009, Virginia Paige Patterson, 2012, North Carolina Covie Stanwick, 2011, Boston College Annie Woehling, 2011, Princeton Brooks Lawler, 2011, Northwestern Allison Perkins, 2006, Maryland Katelyn Strasdauskas, 2006, Virginia Molly Wolf, 2012, Loyola Kelly Lechner, 2011, Penn State Cassie Pyle, 2008, Princeton Courtney Swan, 2011, Virgina Reilly Woodman, 2010, Gerogetown Laura Lesnick, 2007, Penn State Colby Rhea, 2009, Florida Adrienne Tarver, 2010, Yale Anne Zabel, 2012, UMBC

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