2025 New Balance Senior All-Americans

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Wave I: Boys’ Senior All-Americans

Attack
Anthony Drago, West Essex (N.J.), Duke
Khalif Hocker, St. Xavier (Ohio), Ohio State
Teddy Lally, Thayer Academy (Mass.), Notre Dame
Brendan Millon, McDonogh (Md.), Virginia
Brady Scioletti, Don Bosco Prep (N.J.), Duke

Face-Off
Aidan Diaz-Matos, Brunswick (Conn.), Notre Dame

Midfield
Gary Merrill, St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), North Carolina

Defense/Long-Stick Midfield
Robby Hopper, Archbishop Spalding (Md.), Virginia
Christopher Iuliano, Rye (N.Y.), Notre Dame
Will Pedicano, Delbarton (N.J.), Duke

Goalie
Aidan Seibel, McDonogh (Md.), Maryland

 

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Wave II: Boys’ Senior All-Americans

Attack
Luke Bair, St. Paul’s (Md.), North Carolina
Matthew Higgins, Boys’ Latin (Md.), Maryland
Jackson Maher, Bullis (Md.), Penn
Rowyn Nurry, Loomis Chaffee (Conn.), Cornell

Face-Off
Griff Meyer, Haverford (Pa.), Virginia

Midfield
Jake Bickel, Malvern Prep (Pa.), Georgetown
Bogue Hahn, McDonogh (Md.), Syracuse
Anthony Raio, Half Hollow Hills (N.Y.), North Carolina

Defense/Long-Stick Midfield
Gavin Cooper, Haverford (Pa.), Army
Parker McDonald, St. Anthony’s (N.Y.), North Carolina

 

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Wave III: Boys’ Senior All-Americans
Attack
Cam Kelley, Salisbury (Conn.), Notre Dame
Sean Grogan, Culver (Ind.), Yale
Michael Ortlieb, Malvern Prep (Pa.), Duke

Face-Off
Quinn Ball, Chaminade (N.Y.), Penn

Midfield
Christopher Alexis, Salisbury (Conn.), Maryland
Sawyer English, Lawrenceville (N.J.), Brown
Will Tantillo, Malvern Prep (Pa.), Duke

LSM/Defense
Brock Getson, Lawrenceville (N.J.), Harvard
Evan MacFarland, Episcopal (Pa.), Georgetown
Bo Popham, Delbarton (N.J.), Notre Dame

 

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Wave IV: Boys’ Senior All-Americans

Attack
Stu Gates, St. Ignatius (Calif.), Dartmouth
Ollie Nolting, Cherry Creek (Colo.), Johns Hopkins
Matt Triolo, John Glenn (N.Y.), Delaware

Face-Off
Ben Cuomo, Calvert Hall (Md.), Yale
Vincent Gaylord, Avon Old Farms (Conn.), Richmond

Midfield
Owen Crann, Middlesex (Mass.), Virginia
Luke Danna, Orchard Park (N.Y.), Penn State
Jayden Kittelberger, Salisbury (Conn.), Syracuse

Defense/Long-Stick Midfield
Gaetano Cicotello, Gonzaga (D.C.), Yale
Matt Giannetti, Rye (N.Y.), Princeton
Patrick Kelley, Georgetown Prep (Md.), Michigan
Quinn Kelly, Christian Brothers Academy (N.J.), Harvard
Bryce Lyden, New Canaan (Conn.), Michigan
Nick Voultos, Lawrenceville (N.J.), Michigan

Goalie
Liam O’Keefe, Loomis Chaffee (Conn.), Harvard

 

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Don’t know if there’s a thread for the Nike All-Star game but here it is

Hahn 36 Blue I believe

 

[Zack80]

They are playing the Underclass games right now

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Don’t know if there’s a thread for the Nike All-Star game but here it is

Hahn 36 Blue I believe

believe he’s 32 blue n kettleberger is 10 white

 

[cuselaxss26]

believe he’s 32 blue n kettleberger is 10 white

oh you ment for nike game sorry thought talking bout all american senior game that’s going on now

 

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https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/lally-s-mvp-performance-paces-north-to-20-14-win-in-2025-new-balance-all-america-game/65688

Other stat-stuffers included Will Pedicano (Delbarton, N.J. / Duke), who scored a goal, scooped three groundballs and caused a turnover and Jayden Kittelberger (Salisbury, Conn. / Syracuse), who caused two TOs, scooped a GB and scored once.

 

[DoctahLexus]

Flipped around the game a little. Kittelberger looked great. Excellent speed especially in the open field. Could not be stopped on the one man clear. Had a nice high bouncer goal in transition after causing a turnover on the other end. Did a good job matching feet the handful of times guys dodged against him. Only saw him get beat once but is was mainly due to an overly aggressive approach on his part, which is not too troubling in an allstar game.

Hahn looked great too. Did not go for many flashy plays but had some nice skip passes and some good stuff off the dodge. He looks bigger/stronger than when we first recruited him. I have always liked how he looks in pick play situations. Should fit in with our offense nicely.

 

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