All of this year’s US Lacrosse All-American’s have been named.   The number of All-American awards varies with the size of the regions.  The US Lacrosse guidelines permit 1 All-American per five schools. 

Gulf Coast

 

1. Adam McCall – Attack, Wharton High School
2. Jordan Mahoney – Midfield, Wesley Chapel High School
3. Constantino (TJ) Martinez. Jr. – Midfield, Jesuit High School
4. James Renner – Attack, Estero High School
5. Daniel Mora – Midfield, Barron Collier High School

Academic All-American

1. Travis Weber – Defense, Barron Collier High School
2. Clayton Lippincott – Defense, Jesuit High School
3. Nicholas (Nico) Beskid – Midfield, Freedom High School

North Florida

All-American

1. Mike Power – Ponte Vedra
2. Brendan Francis – Ponte Vedra
3. Erik Carson – Nease
4. Teddy Powell – Bolles
5. Chad Kehoe – Bolles

Academic All-American

1. Austin deRoziere – Ponte Vedra
2. Jake McVeagh – Nease

Central Florida

All-American

1. Will Rotatori- Lake Highland Prep
2. Jake Rooney – Timber Creek
3. Nick St. Laurant – Lake Highland Prep
4. Andrew Conley – Boone HS
5. Will Goodman – Oviedo HS
6. Jack Pease – Lake Mary HS
7. Warrant Berinis – Lake Highland Prep

Academic All-American

1. Jarod Forehand – Lake Mary HS
2. Kyle McDavid – University HS
3. Keith Malbert – Lake Howell HS

South Florida

All-American

1. Connor Whipple- Saint Andrew’s

   

2. Quinn Cade- Saint Andrew’s
3. Kyle Dingle- Boca Raton
4. Ryan Power- Jupiter Christian
5. Chris Selva- St. Thomas Aquinas
6. Josh Stauffer- Benjamin
7. Evan Wesselman- Benjamin
8. Max Van De Put- Gulliver
9. Brendon Walker- Cardinal Newman
10. Jacob Werman- Pine Crest

Academic All-American

1. Drew Anderson- Calvary Christian Academy
2. Kyle Crooke- Pope John Paul II
3. Andrew Denkler- Boca Raton
4. Matthew Dillon- Jupiter Christian
5. Dylan Flinchum- Vero Beach

All-American