2026 New Balance All‑America Lacrosse Senior Game

This weekend’s festivities culminate at Towson University’s Johnny Unitas Stadium, where the nation’s top high‑school seniors will showcase their skills. The girls step onto the field first at 5:30 p.m., followed by the boys at 8 p.m., with both contests airing live on ESPNU. The event stands as the premier celebration of elite high‑school talent, offering a final glimpse before athletes join college programs.

Inside Lacrosse and Corrigan Sports Enterprises have rolled out the rosters in waves since April, dividing players into North and South squads to highlight regional depth. These selections give recruiters and fans a clear roadmap of where the game’s biggest names are headed next. The announcements also reveal transfers, new commitments, and the competitive landscape for the upcoming season.

One notable addition to the boys’ North lineup is Griffin Cepiel, a midfielder from Deerfield who has pledged to play for Georgetown. His presence adds depth to a roster that already features multiple college prospects, making the North side especially potent. Analysts expect Cepiel’s impact to be felt as soon as the opening whistle.

Two North players are currently sidelined, flagged as injured: Tedy Frisoli and James Gillis. Their absence could open lanes for other midfielders and attackers to claim starring roles. Meanwhile, AJ Theodorakakos’s status remains in flux because of West Point obligations, leaving a question mark over the defense depth.

Boys’ North Team Roster

The North squad features a blend of experienced leaders and promising newcomers, each highlighted with their school and college commitments.

• 1. John Balsamo – A, Manhasset (NY) Chaminade – Virginia
• 2. Lucas Garcia – A, Rye (NY) Brunswick – Virginia
• 3. Tedy Frisoli – A, Westwood (MA) St. Sebastian’s – Duke (* Injured)
• 5. Robbie Johnson – FO, Lynbrook (NY) St. Anthony’s – North Carolina
• 7. Michael Brennan – D, Voorhees (NJ) Loomis Chaffee – Harvard
• 8. Ty Curry – A, Carlisle (MA) St. Sebastian’s – Notre Dame
• 9. George Kelly – D, Scituate (MA) St. Sebastian’s – Duke
• 10. Tuck Gilbane – A, Chestnut Hill (MA) Noble & Greenough – Princeton
• 11. Ethan Bramoff – D, Holbrook (NY) St. Anthony’s – Maryland
• 12. Milki Conway‑Reppert – A, Scituate (MA) Loomis Chaffee – Dartmouth
• 13. Bennett Matthews – M, Bedford (NH) Bedford – Duke
• 14. Matthew Ford – M, Burlington (ON) Hill Academy – Richmond
• 15. Griffin Cepiel – M, Concord (NH) Deerfield – Georgetown (new addition)
• 16. AJ Yeung – FO, Windham (NH) Holderness – Princeton
• 18. Remi Zeitlin – M, Brooklyn (NY) Deerfield – Princeton
• 19. James Gillis – M, Lynbrook (NY) Chaminade – Duke (* Injured)
• 20. AJ Theodorakakos – D, Penfield (NY) Penfield – Army (availability TBD)
• 21. Mack Smink – A, Dedham (MA) Noble & Greenough – Princeton
• 22. Rick Giordano – M, Darien (CT) Brunswick – North Carolina
• 23. Joe Ligas – D, Rocklin (CA) Whitney – Notre Dame
• 24. Danny Rooney – A, Syosset (NY) St. Anthony’s – Maryland
• 25. Wyatt Stamnes – D, Darien (CT) Lawrenceville – Michigan
• 29. Hunter Mezzatesta – G, Mount Kisco (NY) Yorktown – Virginia
• 30. Brian Burke – D, Westwood (MA) St. Sebastian’s – Harvard
• 44. Kieran Walsh – G, Garden City (NY) Chaminade – Notre Dame
• 77. Jacob Johnston – M, Melville (NY) St. Anthony’s – Johns Hopkins

Boys’ South Team Roster

The South side showcases a diverse group of athletes, many committed to top programs across the country.

• 1. Nick Testa – M, Boca Raton (FL) St. Andrew’s – Johns Hopkins
• 2. Shep Boyd – M, Chatham (NJ) Chatham – Michigan
• 3. Jayden James – D, Gaithersburg (MD) St. John’s – Syracuse
• 4. Brady Mollot – A, Davidsonville (MD) Archbishop Spalding – Maryland
• 5. Noah Han – A, Great Falls (VA) Georgetown Prep – Princeton
• 7. Jace Banks – A, Middletown (DE) Hill School – Notre Dame
• 8. Hunter Metz – A, Edgewater (MD) McDonogh – Notre Dame
• 9. Jay Cohn – A, Cary (NC) Athens Drive – Harvard
• 11. Jackson Allen – D, Danvers (MA) Salisbury – Maryland
• 13. Luke Gouse – FO, Long Valley (NJ) West Morris – Maryland
• 14. Gabriel James – G, Frisco (TX) Jesuit Dallas – Ohio State
• 16. Jackson Orcutt – M, Berwyn (PA) Episcopal – North Carolina
• 18. Danny Riely – M, Langhorne (PA) Malvern Prep – Notre Dame
• 19. Gavin Gilmore – M, Aldie (VA) Paul VI – Richmond
• 20. Colby Rossettie – M, San Diego (CA) Lawrenceville – Johns Hopkins
• 22. Cooper Brozek – A, Toronto (ON) Deerfield – Harvard
• 23. Michael Slusar – G, Naples (FL) Community School of Naples – Penn
• 26. Dylan Malone – M, Doylestown (PA) La Salle – Duke
• 27. Dylan Novak – D, Limerick (PA) Malvern Prep – Notre Dame
• 28. Michael Marino – D, Mahwah (NJ) Don Bosco – Richmond
• 29. Bing Burch – D, Baltimore (MD) Loyola Blakefield – Johns Hopkins
• 30. Peyton Larsen – D, Burke (VA) Robinson – Penn State
• 44. Ciaran Sweeney – FO, Lusby (MD) McDonogh – Notre Dame

Girls’ North Team Roster

The North girls bring a mixture of seasoned defenders and dynamic attackers, each eager to represent their colleges.

• 1. Casey Cummings – A, Valley Cottage (NY) Nyack – Syracuse
• 2. Anna Von Kennel – M, Darien (CT) Darien – Florida
• 3. Cece Powell – A, Marcellus (NY) Marcellus – North Carolina
• 4. Elizabeth Smith – M, Liverpool (NY) Cicero‑North Syracuse – North Carolina
• 5. Michaela Fay – M, Suffern (NY) Suffern – Maryland
• 6. Anna Christie – M, Brightwaters (NY) St. Anthony’s – Notre Dame
• 7. Ava Obloj – M, West Islip (NY) West Islip – Florida
• 8. Emma Speed – A, Wantagh (NY) St. Anthony’s – Florida
• 9. Morgan Farrell – D, Sayville (NY) Sayville – Johns Hopkins
• 10. Kate DeWald – A, Rush (NY) Rush‑Henrietta – Florida
• 11. Emma Jean Greenberg – D, Northport (NY) Northport – Florida
• 12. Sabrina Asadurian – D, Wantagh (NY) Wantagh – Stony Brook
• 13. Olivia Abbott – M, Atherton (CA) Sacred Heart Prep – Stanford
• 14. Caitlin Barnes – M, Islip (NY) Islip – Boston College
• 15. Maci Mueller – M, Waterloo (NY) Waterloo – Syracuse
• 17. Maeve Magarity – G, Wyndmoor (PA) Penn Charter – Boston College
• 18. Ava Newman – M, Wellesley (MA) Noble & Greenough – Notre Dame
• 19. Ella Gould – M, Nyack (NY) Nyack – Michigan
• 22. Sophia Buffardi – M, Sayville (NY) Sayville – North Carolina
• 27. Ava Fossati – A, Los Angeles (CA) McDonogh – Boston College
• 28. Gaelle Jones – D, Maplewood (NJ) Oak Knoll – North Carolina
• 30. Shaye Angelo – A, Honeoye Falls (NY) Honeoye Falls‑Lima – Duke
• 37. Ruby Cacioppo – G, Manhasset (NY) Manhasset – Stanford
• 97. Peyton Rothfuss – A, Fairport (NY) Penfield – Syracuse

Girls’ South Team Roster

The South contingent features a strong defensive core and explosive attackers, all geared toward their future college programs.

• 1. Rylee Rath – M, Stoudsburg (PA) Pleasant Valley – Northwestern
• 2. Ava Finder – M, Downingtown (PA) Downingtown West – Clemson
• 3. Kylie Waters – A, Milton (GA) Milton – Clemson
• 4. Ella Upchurch – M, Alpharetta (GA) Milton – Clemson
• 5. Gabi Johnson – M, Alpharetta (GA) Cambridge – Florida
• 6. Sofia Gagliardi – M, West Chester (PA) Episcopal – Maryland
• 7. Brinn Findora – M, Downingtown (PA) Downingtown West – Clemson
• 8. Emma McCarthy – M, Sicklerville (NJ) Paul IV – North Carolina
• 9. Isabel Insley – A, Towson (MD) Roland Park – Princeton
• 10. Ella Davis – G, Crofton (MD) Archbishop Spalding – Florida
• 11. Alivian Parmer – M, Lancaster (PA) Manheim – North Carolina
• 12. Kit Laake – D, Glenwood (MD) McDonogh – Maryland
• 13. Abbie Rattay – M, Ledgewood (NJ) Roxbury – Michigan
• 15. Ashton Kilfoil – D, Charlottesville (VA) St. Anne’s Belfield – North Carolina
• 16. Lilly Schwing – D, Catonsville (MD) St. Paul’s School for Girls – Boston College
• 17. Brooke McCoy – M, Ponte Vedra Beach (FL) Episcopal Jacksonville – Duke
• 19. Brooke Ambrose – M, McLean (VA) Potomac School – Duke
• 21. Toby Bergstrom – D, Brownstown (PA) Manheim Township – Maryland
• 22. Maria Bragg – M, Severna Park (MD) Severna Park – Florida
• 23. Cayden Reese – A, Glenelg (MD) Maryvale – Maryland
• 25. Reagan O’Donovan – G, Glenwood (MD) McDonogh – Penn State
• 26. Ellie Kaplan – M, Elverson (PA) Twin Valley – Michigan
• 27. Kenzie Rassas – M, Sterling (VA) Georgetown Visitation – Notre Dame
• 29. Sophia Tray – A, Newtown Square (PA) Villa Maria – Loyola

As the weekend unfolds, fans and scouts will watch these athletes shape their final high‑school story, sealing legacies that will echo through college lacrosse. The matchups across North and South will test skill, chemistry, and ambition, while the broadcast ensures the excitement reaches a national audience. Long after the final whistle, these performers will carry the glow of this showcase into their collegiate careers.