via press release from NILCA   Congratulations to Florida’s own Max Parker as he was named to the 2nd Team by the National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches Association!  A great honor for him.  Florida lacrosse fans might also remember Conner Fields and Adam DiMillo of Bishop Timon as they played down here in 2013 against both Tampa Jesuit and Saint Andrew’s.   NILCA Announces 2014 All-America Class St. Louis, MO – The National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches Association is pleased to announce their National All-America Class for the 2014 season. The 2014 class is represented by student-athletes from 18 states and the District of Columbia as well as 20 colleges and universities. NILCA congratulates the following players on their accomplishments during the 2014 season.   1^st TEAM Player                      Position          High School                           College   Conner Fields              Attack              Bishop Timon-St. Jude (NY)  Albany Joe Lang                     Attack              St. Ignatius Prep (CA)             Harvard Shack Stanwick          Attack              Boys Latin (MD)                      Johns Hopkins Bradley Voigt              Attack              Penn Yan HS (NY)                 Syracuse   Justin Anderson          Midfield           Centennial HS (NV)                North Carolina Craig Berge                 Midfield           Massapequa HS (NY)            Georgetown Tal Bruno                    Midfield           Boy’s Latin (MD)                     Johns Hopkins Brendan Collins           Midfield           Georgetown Prep (DC)          Notre Dame Nick Phillips                Midfield           Mullen HS (CO)                      Denver Joel Tinney                 Midfield           Culver Academy (IN)             Johns Hopkins   Austin Fusco               Defense          Yorktown HS (NY)                  Syracuse Joe Kenna                   Defense          St Stephen’s & St Agnes (VA)North Carolina Greg Pelton                 Defense          Malvern Prep (PA)                  Duke Chase York                 Defense          Mercer Island HS (WA)          Loyola   Jake Miller                  LSM                Arrowhead HS (WI)                Brown   Phil Huffard                 Goalie              Darien HS (CT)                       Yale Owen Malloy               Goalie              Ridge HS (NJ)                         Notre Dame   2^nd TEAM Player                     Position          High School                           College   Tyler Breen                 Attack              Taft School (MA)                    Virginia Ryan Keenan              Attack              Smithtown West (NY)             Penn State Mitch Russell              Attack              Fort Mill (SC)                          Duke Mikey Wynne              Attack              St. Paul’s School (MD)           Notre Dame   Jason Alessi                Midfield           Brother Rice (MI)                    Michigan Sean Cerrone             Midfield           Chaminade HS (NY)              Villanova Adam DiMillo              Midfield           Bishop Timon-St. Jude (NY)  Maryland Max Parker                 Midfield           Lake Highland Prep (FL)        Syracuse Joe Reid                      Midfield           Casa Grande HS (CA)           Denver Jake Seau                   Midfield           The Bishop’s School (CA)      Duke   Foster Higgins             Defense          Episcopal Dallas (TX)             Loyola Kurt Holubs                 Defense          Bergan Catholic (NJ)              Princeton Conner Keating           Defense          Haverford (PA)                       Pennsylvania Greyson Torain           Defense          DeMatha (DC)                                    Navy   Wiley Sherman           LSM                Hotchkiss School (CT)           Harvard Peter Welch                LSM                Delbarton (NJ)                                    Duke   Tyler Blaisdell              Goalie              Thayer Academy (MA)           Princeton Jenson Makarov         Goalie              Wheat Ridge (CO)                  Maryland   NILCA was formed to provide dedicated service to men’s high school lacrosse coaches throughout the United States. NILCA seeks to identify and provide solutions to issues raised by the aforementioned high school lacrosse coaches and monitor the integrity of the game. NILCA will again be conducting its annual meeting December 12^th & 13th during the IMLCA Convention in Baltimore, Maryland. A detailed schedule of meetings and presentations will be available at the IMLCA website, www.lacrossecoaches.org.