​Inside Lacrosse and Corrigan Sports Enterprises are thrilled to announce the rosters for the renowned New Balance All-America Lacrosse Senior Game. The much-anticipated Senior All-America games are set to take place at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium on Saturday, July 25, with the girls’ contest tipping off at 5:30 p.m. and the men’s game following at 8:00 p.m. Both events will be broadcast live on ESPNU for national audiences.
This event stands as the premier celebration of the careers of the nation’s top high school players, a final showcase before many of these athletes head to the NCAA ranks. Since April, IL and Corrigan Sports have announced the participants in two waves, organizing the players into North and South squads. Among the notable updates for the boys’ roster is the addition of Griffin Cepiel from Deerfield, Massachusetts, who is committed to Georgetown.
The girls’ rosters are available through the provided link and highlight a talented group of seniors preparing to close their high school lacrosse careers with this prestigious showcase.
North Team Overview
– John Balsamo, A, Manhasset, New York (Chaminade) — Virginia
– Lucas Garcia, A, Rye, New York (Brunswick) — Virginia
– Tedy Frisoli, A, Westwood, Massachusetts (St. Sebastian’s) — Duke
– Robbie Johnson, FO, Lynbrook, New York (St. Anthony’s) — North Carolina
– Michael Brennan, D, Voorhees, New Jersey (Loomis Chaffee) — Harvard
– Ty Curry, A, Carlisle, Massachusetts (St. Sebastian’s) — Notre Dame
– George Kelly, D, Scituate, Massachusetts (St. Sebastian’s) — Duke
– Tuck Gilbane, A, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts (Noble & Greenough) — Princeton
– Ethan Bramoff, D, Holbrook, New York (St. Anthony’s) — Maryland
– Milki Conway-Reppert, A, Scituate, Massachusetts (Loomis Chaffee) — Dartmouth
– Bennett Matthews, M, Bedford, New Hampshire (Bedford) — Duke
– Matthew Ford, M, Burlington, Ontario (Hill Academy) — Richmond
– Griffin Cepiel, M, Concord, New Hampshire (Deerfield) — Georgetown
– AJ Yeung, FO, Windham, New Hampshire (Holderness) — Princeton
– Remi Zeitlin, M, Brooklyn, New York (Deerfield) — Princeton
– James Gillis, M, Lynbrook, New York (Chaminade) — Duke
– AJ Theodorakakos, D, Penfield, New York (Penfield) — Army
– Mack Smink, A, Dedham, Massachusetts (Noble & Greenough) — Princeton
– Rick Giordano, M, Darien, Connecticut (Brunswick) — North Carolina
– Joe Ligas, D, Rocklin, California (Whitney) — Notre Dame
– Danny Rooney, A, Syosset, New York (St. Anthony’s) — Maryland
– Wyatt Stamnes, D, Darien, Connecticut (Lawrenceville) — Michigan
– Hunter Mezzatesta, G, Mount Kisco, New York (Yorktown) — Virginia
– Brian Burke, D, Westwood, Massachusetts (St. Sebastian’s) — Harvard
– Kieran Walsh, G, Garden City, New York (Chaminade) — Notre Dame
– Jacob Johnston, M, Melville, New York (St. Anthony’s) — Johns Hopkins (Injured/Availability TBD due to West Point commitments)
– Status notes: Some players are marked as injured or with availability to be determined because of West Point commitments.
South Team Overview
– Nick Testa, M, Boca Raton, Florida (St. Andrew’s) — Johns Hopkins
– Shep Boyd, M, Chatham, New Jersey (Chatham) — Michigan
– Jayden James, D, Gaithersburg, Maryland (St. John’s) — Syracuse
– Brady Mollot, A, Davidsonville, Maryland (Archbishop Spalding) — Maryland
– Noah Han, A, Great Falls, Virginia (Georgetown Prep) — Princeton
– Jace Banks, A, Middletown, Delaware (Hill) — Princeton
The New Balance All-America Senior Game continues to be the pinnacle event recognizing the best and brightest high school lacrosse players in the country, providing a high-profile platform to showcase outstanding talent to collegiate programs and fans alike. Don’t miss the opportunity to see these future college stars in action at Towson University, live on ESPNU.