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D Noah MadgwickStone Bridge / Sr.

Binghamton commit was a dominant defensive force in his four years with the Bulldogs, setting a school record for careergroundballs, caused turnovers and takeaways.

MF Ethan CarrSeverna Park / Sr.

A two-way threat who embraced his defensive role and scored 20 goals this year. Led the Falcons to their first state championship since 2010. Will play at Army.

LSM Richard BartozziThe Heights / Sr.

Denison recruit was menacing all over the field. Had 23 goals, 126 groundballs and 62 caused turnovers while defending every opponent’s top player.

A Johnny DanielRobinson / Sr.

The heart of the Rams’ offense was named U.S. Lacrosse all-American and Virginia 6A North player of the year after another big season for the two-time defending state champions.

G Casey DuBoisMount Hebron / Sr.

Saved 73 percent of the shots he faced and allowed fewer than five goals per contest while leading the Vikings to the Maryland 3A/2A state title game for the first time in 10 years.

F/O Nick McEvoyGonzaga / Sr.

The area’s most complete player on faceoffs finished with 37 goals, 21 assists, 201 groundballs and won 79 percent of his draws. Will play at Penn State.

A Nicky PetkevichBullis / Sr.

Colgate recruit led the IAC champion Bulldogs with 65 goals using a quick release and a blazing shot. Won the Kelly Award, given annually to Maryland’s top player.

HONORABLE MENTIONGoalies: Collin McClelland, Howard, Sr.; Mason Pollack, York-town, Sr.; John Paul Renick, Dominion, Sr.; Jake Simon, Bullis, Sr.Defenders: Michael Altmann, Chesapeake, Sr.; Grant Ammann,Woodgrove, Jr.; Parker Baddley, Battlefield, Sr.; Colin Hinton, St.John’s, Jr.; Matt Leone, Mount Hebron, Sr.; Jake Pehlke, StoneBridge, Sr.; Conor Shears, Yorktown, Sr.; Paul Steel, Bullis, Sr.;Josh Vetter, Howard, Sr.

Midfielders: Aaron Cargas, Flint Hill, Sr.; Nick Cavalheri, Free-dom-South Riding, Sr.; Matt Flynn, Dominion, Sr.; A.J. Gorsky,Wootton, Sr.; Brian Grant, Briar Woods, Sr.; Austin Henry,Robinson, Sr.; James Hills, Sidwell Friends, Sr.; Ricky Koehler,DeMatha, Sr.; Jordan Kopf, Annapolis, Sr.; AJ Krstulovic, W.T.Woodson, Sr.; Austin LaBorwit, Churchill, Sr.; Tyler Martin,

Broadneck, Sr.; Ricky Miezan, Episcopal, So.; Connor Mosby,Wilson, Sr.; Harrison Osborne, Potomac School, Jr.; Reid Patton,Poolesville, Sr.; Tyler Perreten, Severn, Sr.; Kevin Petrillo,Westfield, Sr.; Roman Puglise, Paul VI, Jr.; Evan Riss, OaklandMills, Jr.; Justin Shockey, Landon, Jr.; Alex Smith, St. Andrew’s,Jr.; Joseph Stein, Bullis, Sr.

Attackmen: Kyle Brickerd, Broad Run, Jr.; Christian Daniel,Northern, Sr.; Joey Epstein, Landon, So.; Kaleb Fernandez,Georgetown Prep, So.; Ryan Figueiras, St. Mary’s Ryken, Jr.;Chase Goree, St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes, Sr.; Kyle Guenther,Patriot, Jr.; Noah Guttendorf, W.T. Woodson, Sr.; Griffin Hall,Eleanor Roosevelt, Sr.; Ben Martin, St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes, Sr.;

Ryan Martindell, Magruder, Sr.; John McGovern, Good Counsel,Sr.; Ben Mosier, South County, Sr.; Jack Myers, Gonzaga, So.;Nico Padilla, Bowie, Sr.; Trevor Patschorke, Severna Park, Jr.;Colin Zimmerman, Chantilly, Sr.

COACH OF THE YEAR

Scott MitchellStone BridgeBuilt the Bulldogsfrom the ground up,taking over a four-winteam in 2008 andturning it into aperennial force not

just in Loudoun County, but across the state of Virginia. After guiding Stone Bridge to the 5A state championship last spring, Mitchell led the Bulldogs through an undefeated run to a repeat region championship and a second consecutive state semifinal appearance.

FIRST TEAM

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Alex Trippi

boys’ Lacrosse Compiled by Mark Giannotto and Eric Goldwein

SECOND TEAM

Player School Yr.

G George Christopher Gonzaga Sr.

D Sam Dyson St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes Sr.

D Matt Hughes South Lakes Sr.

D Joey Salisbury Damascus Sr.

MF Kyle Berkeley Calverton Jr.

MF Riley McNulty Broadneck Sr.

MF Reed Moshyedi Churchill So.

A Jake Friedman River Hill Sr.

A Michael Lamon Severn Jr.

A Chris Low Dominion Sr.

A Christopher McLallen Madison Sr.

A Steven Shollenberger Bullis Sr.

Bullis / Jr. The North Carolina recruit led perhaps the most dangerous attack unit in the country during an unprecedented spring that

ended with the Bulldogs ranked No. 2 in the country in one poll. Bullis closed the season on a 19-game winning streak and captured the

school’s first Interstate Athletic Conference title in boys’ lacrosse. Armed with precise footwork, sublime stick skills and preternatural

vision, Trippi thrived despite being the main focus of opposing defenses. He finished with 56 goals and 50 assists facing one of the area’s

toughest schedules and earned IAC player of the year honors.

MF Avery MyersGonzaga / Sr.The WCAC player of the year possessed unmatched athleticism and scored 49 goals while earning Under Armour all-American honors. Will play at Michigan.

MF Griffin BrownLandon / Sr.All-IAC selection emerged as a force this spring, earning team MVP honors by scoring 41 goals and dishing out 23 assists. Will play at Colgate.

D Ryan FinlayGonzaga / Sr.Under Armour all-American was rarely beat guarding every team’s top attackman, no small feat given the Eagles’ rigorous national schedule. Will play at Brown.

D John RaileyGeorgetown Prep / Sr.Used superior length to hold the best offensive players in the area to below average performances and finished with 59 groundballs. Will play at Loyola (Md.).