Top High School Lacrosse Stars Revealed as 2026 All-America Senior Game Selections Begin Rollout

The road to one of high school lacrosse’s premier summer events officially began this week as Corrigan Sports Enterprises and Inside Lacrosse unveiled the first wave of selections for the 2026 New Balance All-America Lacrosse Senior Games.

A total of 22 players — 11 boys and 11 girls — were announced across the initial release, kicking off a multi-phase selection process that will ultimately build North and South rosters for the annual showcase.

Towson University to Host National Showcase Event

The 2026 edition marks the start of a third decade for the prestigious All-America Lacrosse event, which will once again be held at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium.

The doubleheader is set for Saturday, July 25, with the girls game beginning at 5:30 p.m., followed by the boys game at 8 p.m. Both contests will air live on ESPNU, continuing the event’s national exposure for the sport’s top graduating seniors.

Organizers will release selections in four waves over the next two months before finalizing team assignments.

Boys Selections Feature Elite National Talent

The first group of boys selections showcases a collection of elite prospects from powerhouse programs across the country, including multiple players committed to ACC and Big Ten programs.

Attack

Cooper Brozek, Deerfield (Mass.) — Harvard
Tedy Frisoli, St. Sebastian’s (Mass.) — Duke
Lucas Garcia, Brunswick (Conn.) — Virginia
James Gillis, Chaminade (N.Y.) — Duke

Face-off

Robbie Johnson, St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) — North Carolina

Midfield

Bennett Matthews, Bedford (N.H.) — Duke

Defense/LSM

Ethan Bramoff, St. Anthony’s (N.Y.) — Maryland
Jayden James, St. John’s (D.C.) — Syracuse
Joe Ligas, Whitney (Calif.) — Notre Dame
AJ Theodorakakos, Penfield (N.Y.) — Army

Goalie

Kieran Walsh, Chaminade (N.Y.) — Notre Dame

New York and the Northeast are heavily represented in the opening wave, while national powers like Duke, Notre Dame and Maryland already have multiple future commits in the game.

Girls Selections Highlight DMV Strength

The girls first wave is headlined by a strong contingent from the DMV region, particularly Maryland, which continues to be a hotbed for elite girls lacrosse talent.

Attack

Casey Cummings, Nyack (N.Y.) — Syracuse
Cece Powell, Marcellus (N.Y.) — North Carolina
Cayden Reese, Maryvale (Md.) — Maryland
Peyton Rothfuss, Penfield (N.Y.) — Syracuse

Midfield

Maria Bragg, Severna Park (Md.) — Florida
Sophia Buffardi, Sayville (N.Y.) — North Carolina
Kenzie Rassas, Georgetown Visitation (D.C.) — Notre Dame
Anna Von Kennel, Darien (Conn.) — Florida

Defense

Kit Laake, McDonogh (Md.) — Maryland
Lilly Schwing, St. Paul’s School for Girls (Md.) — Boston College

Goalie

Reagan O’Donovan, McDonogh (Md.) — Penn State

Maryland programs including Maryvale, McDonogh and Severna Park are well represented, reinforcing the state’s dominance on the national girls lacrosse scene.

More Selections to Come

With three additional waves of selections still to be announced, the rosters for the 2026 New Balance All-America Lacrosse Senior Game are far from complete.

As more names are revealed in the coming weeks, the event will continue to take shape as one of the premier stages for the nation’s top high school lacrosse talent before they head to the college level.