The weather cooperated and Timber Creek High School provided a top shelf playing surface for the FloridaLacrosseNews.com Central Florida Senior All Star game. [album: http://fln.mattplu.com/wp-content/plugins/dm-albums/dm-albums.php?currdir=/wp-content/uploads/dm-albums/CF SAG/] Players, families, and fans were treated to some high level play and an old fashioned good time.  One thing we learned from the game is that FSU is getting a pretty darn good group of Central Florida lacrosse players next year.  Eight future FSU players participated in the game scoring eight goals and two assists.  Although the first half of the game was a little lopsided everyone finished well and we witnessed a good competitive game down the stretch. There were 19 players headed to NCAA programs including four D-1 players and two D-1 football players who played in the game.     Five of our six area All Americans played in the game.  Andrew Bonnie, Casey Irish, Devin Lewis, Cole Lindquist, and Billy Roll.  Tim Gehlbach did not play because he is a junior.  Our three Academic All Americans played in the game.  Matt Kreckici, Clay Phillips, and Greg Strobl.  The Central Florida Coach of the Year, Mark Ayad worked the sidelines along with FHSAA Champion Chris Spaulding, David Oliver (TFA) and Mike Von Kameckie (Trinity Prep.)    Assistant Coach of the Year, Lake Highland’s Jeff VanderMeullen, was introduced at half time.  FloridaLacrosseNews.com’s founder and Central Florida Man of the Year, Brian Davis, attempted to work the clock, keep the score, tweet the game, and spot for the announcer.  He proved poor at all four jobs and we think he may have even been booed once.  Deservedly. Peter Werner of Promo Only came out and did an incredible job of video in HD for everyone.  That video is available at no charge. Central Florida Senior All Star Game 5/21/13 from Pete Werner on Vimeo.   Five of our area officials donated their time last night to help make this game a success.  Denny Kurir did a great job announcing the game and Greg Meyers, Luc Lebreche, Stephen Luxion, and Bill Lowney did a great job on the field and let the guys play while keeping everyone safe.  Nobody got hurt and everyone had a great time. The players; Blue Team

2	LBHS	Matt Layden	A
1	Timber Creek	Justin Dionne	M
3	Winter Springs	Jesse Duczeminsky	G
4	Olympia	Kevin Cummins	D
5	Hagerty	Dominick Galuzzo	D
6	East River	Robert Emerson	D
7	LHP	Jackson Bowen	D
8	Freedom	Greg Miles	LSM
9	WPHS	Hunter Chadwick	D
10	BMC	Ricky Williamson	G
11	Lake Mary	Carter Gile	A
12	BMC	Jack Tangeman	M
15	Lake Nona	Matt Friedel	M
16	Apopka	Trey Hendrickson	D
17	WPHS	Ty Price	A
18	Hagerty	Andrew Bonnie	A
19	Oviedo	Greg Strobl	M
20	TFA	Jacob Thomas	M
21	Oviedo	Adam Bial	A
22	Timber Creek	Scott Turner	A
23	Lake Nona	Austin Howard	M/A
24	LHP	Clay Phillips	A
25	East Ridge	TK Shaffer	M
26	LHP	Billy Roll	A
27	Ocoee	Thomas Bell	M
28	LBHS	Ausin Sopp	M
29	Oviedo	Shane Leabu	D
63	West Orange	Josh Neu	A

  Red Team

31	Freedom	Zakary Johnson	A
30	Seminole	David Agamasu	D
32	BMC	Zac Schummer	D
33	TFA	Micah Larson	D
34	Hagerty	Frank Cullen	D
35	University	Keith McDavid	M
36	Hagerty	Erik Marshall	A
37	Lake Howell	Keegan Carrier	M
38	Boone	Brooks Onderick	M
39	Dr. Phillips	Brett Forward	A
40	Hagerty	Austin Lenick	M
41	Olympia	Greg Ferone	A
42	Trinity Prep	Luke Macchia	A
43	Timber Creek	Caleb Portanova	A
44	Winter Springs	Stefan Yocum	A
45	West Orange	Nick Jones	M
46	LBHS	Sam Rock	M
47	LBHS	Caleb Ross	LSM
48	Lyman	John Byrne	A
49	WPHS	Matt Kreckici	A
50	WPHS	Parker Snure	M
51	Timber Creek	Kurt Brothers	G
52	West Orange	Nick Graham	G
53	Boone	Alan Kominowski	D
54	LHP	Casey Irish	D
55	LHP	Devon Lewis	M
56	Dr. Phillips	Kevin Hoppey	D
57	Lake Mary	Cole Lindquist	A
58	Seminole	Jacob Ormerod	G
59	Apopka	Garrett Spek	M

The feature photo at the top of the page was provided by Marc Neu.  All photos in the slide viewer were provided by Renee Friedel.