Chris Griffin, Malden Catholic  DIVISION 1
		This senior can list three first team Catholic Conference All-Star selections, three Eastern Massachusetts All-Star nods and an All-American award as highlights to his high school lacrosse career. This season, Griffin was chosen conference defensive player of the year, and will be playing an experienced Duxbury team in the state final. He holds the MC record for points at his position, and this year scored six goals and made three assists. ``[Griffin] is not only the best defensive midfielder that I have coached, he is the best that I have seen,'' said his coach Rick Mazzei. Griffin also played safety for the MC football team. The long-stick midfielder plans to attend Elmira College.

Mike Stone, Wellesley  DIVISION 2
		With one more victory in the Division 2 East final, Stone will have achieved just about everything he possibly can in his junior season. He is the star of a Wellesley team that is a perfect 21-0 and the top seed. Stone is an All-American, Eastern Massachusetts all-star, and Bay State League all-star. The captain is also his team's offensive MVP and leading scorer with 47 goals and 31 assists. A varsity starter since his freshman year, Stone has already amassed 176 career points as a midfielder. He also is the starting safety for the football team and has been an honor roll student each year. Stone plays for the Mass Elite lacrosse team as well.

Matt Aronson, Medfield  DIVISION 3
		With Aronson's outstanding defense a cornerstone of its success, Medfield defeated rival Dover-Sherborn to win the MIAA Division 3 state championship. Only a junior, the Tri-Valley League defensive Player of the Year is already the team captain, team MVP, and two-time first team league all-star. Medfield has a record of 51-12 in the three seasons he has started, and won the league title in each one as well. Aronson also plays basketball and runs cross-country, but he still finds time to excel in the classroom. He has been an honor roll student in the top 10 percent of his class since his freshman year, and is a member of the National Honor Society.

Craig Audin, Lincoln-Sudbury  ATTACK
		This senior All-American scored 50 goals and assisted on 24 others this season for Lincoln-Sudbury. Audin was chosen to the the Eastern Massachusetts Senior All-Star team and the Dual County League All-Star team. As a two-year starter and three-year letter winner, he has tallied 86 goals and 50 assists for the Warriors. Academically, Audin is an L-S scholar, a member of the Cum Laude Honor Society, and received a gold medal on the National Latin Exam. He is a DCL All-Star in track. Audin enjoys swimming and playing video games in his free time, and plays lacrosse for the Top Gun Fighting Clams. He will attend Connecticut College in the fall.

Jim Connolly, North Andover  ATTACK
		Serving as team captain this season, Connolly poured in 84 goals and added 52 assists for North Andover. He also helped the Knights earn the second seed in the tournament. Despite a close first-round loss to Milton, the team finished 16-5. The most impressive statistic for this All-American, however, is his 238 goals and 150 assists for a state record 388 total career points - with another season to add to those totals. Connolly is also a four-year starting point guard on the basketball team and will serve as captain in the winter. He also competes in the Bay State Games in lacrosse. Connolly hopes to play lacrosse for a Division 1 program.

Joseph Costello, Lowell  DEFENSE
		Costello, at 6-4 and 200 pounds, easily makes his presence known as a defender. The senior has been named the Lowell team MVP for two consecutive seasons, during which he was also the team captain. The All-American helped the Red Raiders to the Division 1 East tournament before the season ended just one goal shy of powerhouse Lincoln-Sudbury in the first round. Costello scored seven goals and added six assists and was named Merrimack Valley Conference Player of the Year. The three-year varsity starter is an MVC hockey All-Star and enjoys surfing and snow boarding. Costello is an honor roll student and member of the language club. He will attend St. Anselm's.

Sean Endicott, Malden Catholic  ATTACK
		This All-American has helped Malden Catholic earn the second seed of the Division 1 East tournament. The Lancers are 18-1 entering their state final matchup with Duxbury. Endicott is a two-time Catholic Conference first team All-Star and is the all-time leading scorer at Malden Catholic after surpassing former All-Scholastic Sean Layton with 259 career total points. He did not stop there, however, also besting his older brother Brian's single-season points record with 70 goals and 43 assists. Endicott was also a captain of the MC football team. Academically, he is a member of the National Honor Society. Endicott plans to play lacrosse for Quinnipiac.

Todd Faiella, Marshfield  GOALIE
		Faiella has been playing lacrosse since he was in the second grade and it certainly shows. The senior has been named both an All-American and All-Scholastic for two of the five years he has been starting at Marshfield. In addition, Faiella is a three-time Old Colony League All-Star. As an outside linebacker on the football team, Faiella was also an All-Scholastic and named the league's Player of the Year. A member of the National Honor Society, Faiella will attend Deerfield Academy next season. He hopes to eventually play for lacrosse with a Division 1 college lacrosse program.

Jonathan Hayes, Waltham  ATTACK
		Hayes scored 29 goals and added 32 assists in his senior season for a Waltham squad that finished 13-5, earned the sixth seed, and reached the quarterfinals of the Division 1 East tournament. Hayes was also named an All-American and Greater Boston League All-Star. Along with lacrosse, Hayes also brought his winning ways to the Waltham hockey and golf teams - both won league titles, making him a GBL champion in three sports this year. He was also member of the 2002 Division 1 state champion hockey team. Hayes has played in the Bay State Games hockey and lacrosse competitions. He plans to attend Norwich University.

Anthony Jones, Lincoln-Sudbury  MIDFIELD
		In just two seasons starting for very talented Warrior teams, Jones has tallied 50 goals, 52 assists, and added 59 ground balls. This season he had 25 goals, 32 assists, and 39 ground balls and was selected as an All-American and invited to play in the National Senior High School All-Star game. Jones is a two-time Dual County League All-Star. He also plays lacrosse for the Top Gun Fighting Clams, and played football and basketball at L-S. Jones is the recipient of the Roberto Clemente Award for academic and athletic excellence. He enjoys reading in his spare time, and will attend Loomis Chaffee for one year.

Larry Kline, Beverly  GOALIE
		Kline has been starting for perennial powerhouse Beverly for three seasons, including the state title team in 2003. This year he was chosen as an All-American and was chosen for the Northeastern Conference All-Star team for the second consecutive season. Kline is also an extremely accomplished runner; he was the NEC cross-country MVP and three-time all-star, and an all-star for his indoor track team. He was a member of the 2003 Bay State Games lacrosse gold medal team. In his free time, he enjoys playing the flute, Frisbee, and Wiffle ball. Kline will play lacrosse for Binghamton University next year.

Thomas Levesque, Duxbury  MIDFIELD
		Levesque led all Patriot League midfielders with 50 goals and 27 assists this season, besting his 42 goals and 7 assists, which led the league in 2003. He was also selected as an All-American and Patriot League All-Star. As a sophomore, Levesque contributed to the Division 1 state championship team with 16 goals and seven assists. The Green Dragons also reached the Division 1 final in his junior season. In addition, Levesque plays hockey and is the recipient of the physical education Summa Award. Levesque has also played with the Top Gun Fighting Clams for two years, and is an honor roll student. He enjoys wakeboarding, snowboarding, and surfing in his free time. Levesque will attend Phillips Andover next fall.

Michael Lynch, Winchester  DEFENSE
		At 6-3 and 180 pounds, this senior is a large obstacle for opposing attackmen to get past. Lynch generated 67 ground balls, scored 3 goals, and added 5 assists to help lead the Sachems to the Division 2 East tournament as the 12th seed. The team finished with an 11-9 record. In his three-year varsity career, Lynch has 167 ground balls, 6 goals, and 9 assists. The All-American is also a two-time Middlesex League All-Star. Lynch was also a league all-star for the Winchester hockey team, and likes to go hunting and fishing when he is away from the lacrosse field. He will attend Columbia University next fall.

Matthew Murray, Weymouth  ATTACK
		Murray scored 52 goals and assisted 30 times to lead Weymouth's 15-5 campaign, which ended in a quarterfinal loss to Malden Catholic as the seventh seed in the tough Division 1 tournament. The captain, who also shares duties as a midfielder, was named an All-American as well. Murray is a three-time Bay State League All-Star and has 249 career points. He is also a great player on the ice, with two BSL All-Star nods and two seasons serving as team captain. In the classroom, Murray is a consistent honor roll student. He also likes to play tennis in his spare time. Murray will attend Massachusetts Maritime next year.

Eddie O'Reilly, Beverly  ATTACK
		O'Reilly helped lead Beverly to the Division 1 East state semifinals, where it met its match in familiar foe Duxbury. Beverly finished its season with a 17-5 record. With over 250 career points in three starting seasons for the Panthers, it is simple to understand why he is a two-time Northeastern Conference All-Star, the conference MVP and, of course, an All-American. O'Reilly was also a conference all-star on both the football and winter track teams at Beverly. Academically, O'Reilly is a member of the National Honor Society. In his free time, he plays the tuba and likes a good game of Wiffle ball. O'Reilly will attend Binghamton University.

Evan Phelps, Lincoln-Sudbury  MIDFIELD
		This long-stick middie led his team in ground balls en route to an appearance in the Division 1 semifinals. Lincoln-Sudbury finished its season against Malden Catholic in the semifinals of the Division 1 tournament with a 17-3 record as the third seed in the tournament. The two-year starter and three-year letterman also scored two goals and contributed eight assists. Phelps was chosen to the Dual County League All-Star team, an All-American, and to play in the National Senior All-Star Game. Phelps is an honor roll student and has been an L-S scholar for four years. He enjoys traveling and drawing in his spare time. Phelps will attend Colby next year and spend his first semester in Dijon, France.

Max Quinzani, Duxbury  ATTACK
		Max Quinzani is evidence that Duxbury's winning ways will continue for quite some time. His play this season could not be ignored, as the 5-6 attackman is the first EMass lacrosse player to be named an All-American as a sophomore. Quinzani is also a Patriot League All-Star. With more than 100 points this season, including a goal and two assists in the Green Dragons' Division 1 semifinal victory over Beverly, Quinzani already has reached the 200-point mark in his short career. He is also a star in the classroom, earning high honors both freshman and sophomore school years. He also plays hockey for Duxbury and lacrosse for the Top Gun Fighting Clams.

Rick Mazzei, Malden Catholic  DIVISION 1
		With his team entering the state final as the second seed in the MIAA tournament, Mazzei has coached Malden Catholic to a 21-1 record. He was named the 2004 Coach of the Year by the Eastern Massachusetts Coaches Association. The Lancers have also earned five consecutive Catholic Conference championships under Mazzei, who also serves as athletic director at Malden Catholic. The 1974 Malden Catholic graduate has compiled a 328-109 career record in 25 seasons. Mazzei also earned 1989 Coach of the Year honors while at Beverly High School. Mazzei, who played goalie at Notre Dame, enjoys traveling and reading about the Civil War.

Chris Gelinas, Wellesley  DIVISION 2
		Since taking on the boys' lacrosse program at Wellesley four years ago, Gelinas has earned accolades and consistently improved the Raiders. This season, Wellesley is the top seed and 20-0 entering the state final against Concord-Carlisle. The team took the Bay State Conference Herget Division, and Gelinas was named BSC Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. He was also named Eastern Massachusetts Coach of the Year in 2003. Gelinas holds an impressive 51-26 career coaching record. He is a 1987 graduate of Waltham High and earned a degree in 1993 from Fitchburg State College.

Bob Aronson, Medfield  DIVISION 3
		With a 14-0 league record, a Tri-Valley League title, and a state championship, it is easy to proclaim the 2004 edition of the Medfield lacrosse team the most successful ever. In his fifth season as coach, Aronson has guided the Warriors to a 10-6 state final win over Dover-Sherborn. The Warriors finished 21-2. ``They are very focused and a pleasure to coach,'' said Aronson. ``The credit should go to the kids and my outstanding assistants Paul Ramos and Mike Douglas.'' The two-time TVL Coach of the Year and 2001 Eastern Massachusetts Coach of the Year is 80-24 in his career. He enjoys spending time with his family and watching the History Channel.

Katie Brooks, Winchester
		Brooks, who was also Player of the Year in the fall for soccer, has easily been one of the most talented and dominant athletes in EMass over the last few years. Twice a first-team All-American for lacrosse, she tops Winchester's all-time scoring list with 165 goals and 113 assists and was instrumental in the Sachems' 19-2 record and run to the North semifinals this spring. According to coach Suzanne Ontso, the captain and two-time league all-star ``is just solid on both sides of the ball. [She's] the best player I've ever coached.'' In soccer, Brooks was a first-team All-American, All-New England, and league MVP. Next year, she will play soccer and lacrosse at North Carolina.

Abbey Capobianco, Framingham  THIRD HOME
		A three-time Bay State Conference All-Star and a two-time All-Scholastic, Capobianco became an All-American for the first time this spring. She captained the Flyers to a 24-2 season and the EMass final opposite Westwood, leading the offense with an astounding 97 goals and 31 assists in the regular season. In the North sectional final, the team MVP put up seven goals and four assists in a 19-10 win over Peabody. She is also a four-year all-star soccer player, a captain and three-time all-star ice hockey player, and Framingham's Female Athlete of the Year. A member of the National Honor Society who enjoys sailing and the drums, Capobianco will attend Central Connecticut State on a lacrosse scholarship.

Kristine Corkum, Ipswich  ATTACK
		A three-time Cape Ann League All-Star and a two-time Academic All-American, Corkum has been racking up the honors for some time. This season, the senior captain led Ipswich to a 13-4-1 record and tallied 65 goals and 23 assists. Despite her small stature, Corkum made many a goaltender wary as she amassed 155 goals and 52 assists in her career. She played lacrosse in the 2003 Bay State Games and is also a member of the Mass Elite Team. Corkum was captain of the Tigers' soccer team, which lost in the Division 3 North final, is in the National Honor Society, and received the IHS Class of 2004 Student Athlete Award. Next year, she will study pre-med and play lacrosse at Holy Cross.

Shauna Culhane, Winchester  ATTACK
		Culhane led Winchester's explosive offense for the second year in a row with a school single-season record of 78 goals. The senior captain and two-time Middlesex League All-Star also notched 27 assists and led the league in scoring. She was instrumental in securing the Sachems' second-straight Middlesex title and overall 19-2 record and led the charge to the North sectional semifinals. She is third on Winchester's all-time scoring list with 226 points and was a 2004 honorable mention All-American. Culhane also captained varsity soccer this fall and in 2002, started at midfield on the Sachems' state championship team. Next year, she will play lacrosse at Boston College.

Lauren Fitzpatrick, Westwood  MIDFIELD
		As a returning all-star on the defending state championship team, Fitzpatrick must have felt some pressure this season - but you'd never have known it by the way she played. Tallying 66 goals and 47 assists during Westwood's 20-0 regular season, she led the charge to Westwood's second straight appearence in the state final. Fitzpatrick was a Tri-Valley League All-Star and was named to the Lower New England Team for the second year in a row. Her lacrosse skills have also earned her spots on the Mass. Elite Team and in the Bay State Games. An honor roll student, Fitzpatrick is also on the varsity cross-country and basketball teams and hopes to play lacrosse in college.

Meredith Frank, Westwood  MIDFIELD / CENTER
		Judging by her career totals, one might not guess that Frank is just a junior. She has scored almost 230 goals in her career and is near 200 in the assists column, is a three-time Tri-Valley League All-Star, and her teams have won three league championships and reached the state final twice in a row. This year, she led the TVL in scoring, and in her typical fashion, notched seven goals in the Wolverines' 15-3 win over Wellesley in the South final. In the EMass Final, she netted her 100th goal of the year. Frank also plays for the Lower New England and Mass. Elite Teams. She is a member of the National and Spanish Honor Societies, plays soccer and basketball, and enjoys traveling.

Lara Hannigan, Needham  CENTER
		Needham earned an impressive 13-2 record in the ultra-competitive Bay State Conference, and as starting center and team captain, Hannigan played no small role in the Rockets' success. A two-time BSC All-Star, she tallied 55 goals and 28 assists this spring at a position she only began playing midway through last season. According to coach Beth O'Brien, Hannigan is an especially talented center because of her ``endurance, her tenacity, and her ability to play both sides of the field very well.'' Hannigan also captained the basketball squad this winter and played varsity soccer. She will attend Fairfield University next year on a partial lacrosse scholarship.

Nikki Mackay, Framingham  CENTER
		Mackay finished her career at Framingham with flying colors, earning her third selection to the Bay State Conference All-Star team and captaining the Flyers to a 23-2 record. In the regular season, she contributed 35 goals and 40 assists to her team's dominating offense, and was a major player in this year's run to the EMass final against Westwood and last spring's finish as North runners-up. Mackay was also a Bay State Conference ice hockey All-Star and earned that distinction four times for soccer. She was a soccer captain and EMass All-Star and is in the National Honor Society. She enjoys rock climbing, sailing, and playing the trumpet, and will play soccer and lacrosse at Curry College next year.

Maura Mahoney, Westwood  MIDFIELD
		Mahoney completes the trio of talented juniors that led Westwood to a second-consecutive state final, the Tri-Valley League title, and a 20-0 regular season. With 62 goals and 77 assists prior to the tournament, she was the No. 2 scorer in the conference and was named a league all-star for the second year in a row. The Wolverines' captain-elect also played on the Lower New England team at last month's national tournament. She will compete in the Bay State Games and with the Mass. Elite Team this summer and hopes to continue playing in college. Mahoney is an EMass soccer All-Star who will captain that squad as well, and she also plays varsity basketball.

Alexie Marrocco, Duxbury  CENTER / ATTACK WING
		If Marrocco continues to put up the numbers she has over the last three seasons, next spring could mark her third year on the Globe All-Scholastic team. This year, she was a driving force behind Duxbury's charge to the South sectional semifinal as she posted 73 goals and 64 assists and was a Pilgrim League All-Star for the second year in a row. Marrocco has also played on two gold medal lacrosse teams in the Bay State Games as well as on the Mass. Elite All-Star team and the Lower New England National Team. She is an honor roll student and member of the Student Council, is captain-elect of the field hockey and lacrosse teams, and enjoys boating in her spare time.

Anita Martignetti, Winchester  DEFENSE
		It's not always easy to shine as a defender, but Martignetti's dominating presence in the backfield made opposing teams and coaches notice her. She anchored a Winchester (19-2) defense that averaged just 6.8 goals against this season, and in her career, the well-rounded Martignetti also scored 25 goals and made 11 assists. According to coach Suzanne Ontzo, ``She has a great field sense. She is very strong and very smart . . . and she actually has the hardest shot on our team. You can hear it when she shoots.'' Martignetti has been named a Middlesex League All-Star for lacrosse and also for soccer, and plays varsity basketball as well. She will attend Babson College next year.

Ashley Milley, L-S  GOALIE
		This spring marks the fourth and final chapter in Milley's All-Scholastic career, as she has made the cut twice for lacrosse and two times for ice hockey. This season, her second as captain, Milley led the Warriors to a 15-4-1 record and posted a 67 percent save percentage. As a four-year starter, she has a career record of 67-13-3 and was named a Dual County League All-Star every season. As a junior, she was voted Most Valuable Defenseman, and was team co-MVP this spring. In ice hockey, Milley was also a captain and four-year league all-star, and as a junior, played on a national championship-winning club team. On the ice, she finished with 194 career points. She will attend New Hampshire next year on a lacrosse scholarship.

Jacqueline Pappas, Hopkinton  ATTACK / THIRD HOME
		Pappas set a whopping six school records this spring, while leading Hopkinton to the MIAA South sectional semifinals and a 17-4-1 record. In her senior campaign, the captain tallied 112 points with 90 goals and 22 assists; all three of those stats are Hopkinton records. Her career numbers - 166 goals and 56 assists for 222 points - top the all-time lists as well. A two-time Tri-Valley League All-Star, Pappas also played varsity volleyball and basketball for the Hillers. She was the 2004 recipient of her school's Media Technology Award, and in her free time, enjoys filmmaking, camping, and playing tennis. She will attend Principia College next year and hopes to go to film school in the future.

Julie Pasquantonio, KP  MIDFIELD
		Pasquantonio had a breakout season, earning just her first nod onto the league all-star team and being named Hockomock Player of the Year in one fell swoop. After playing defense for two years, the junior moved up to midfield and exploded for a conference-best 86 points. She led King Philip (12-4-1) to a league title and the MIAA South sectional quarterfinals, is a member of the Mass. Elite lacrosse team, and will play in the Bay State Games this summer. Pasquantionio also plays varsity basketball and field hockey for King Philip, is an honor roll student, a state officer for the student business program DECA, and plays the piano. She has her sights set on playing for a Division 1 college.

Michelle Smith, Wayland  GOALIE
		If you were an offensive player in the Dual County League anytime in the last four years, Smith was one of the last people you wanted to see. Though freshmen rarely make Wayland's varsity squad, Smith has played every minute of every game since 2001. This spring, opponents averaged just 5.1 goals per game against the two-year captain, and she has been a DCL All-Star three times. Smith is also a league all-star and captain of the soccer team, plays varsity basketball, and was named Wayland High's 2004 Female Athlete of the Year. She coaches and referees youth lacrosse and is a member of the Mass. Elite Team, and next year, Smith will play lacrosse at Trinity College.

Margot Spatola, Hingham  ATTACK
		In the highly competitive Pilgrim Conference, Spatola's powerful offense helped Hingham to a 7-3 league record and a spot in the South sectional tournament at 9-9. The junior attack led the Harbormen with 56 goals and 26 assists this season, and was named a Conference All-Star for the second year in a row. As a sophomore, she was also voted ``Best Offensive Player'' by teammates. Spatola competes for the Massachusetts Elite Lacrosse Team, will captain the Hingham soccer and lacrosse teams next fall, and also plays varsity basketball. She is involved with Student Council and is on the honor roll. Outside of school, she coaches a youth lacrosse team and is active in youth ministry.

Nina Tedeschi, Duxbury  ATTACK WING
		With 62 goals and 42 assists this spring, Tedeschi was a powerhouse for the Duxbury offense and a major factor in the squad's 21-2 record and first league title. A Pilgrim Conference All-Star, the junior helped lead the Green Dragons to the South sectional semifinals and has been voted captain for next year. She is also a member of the Massachusetts Elite All-Star team and last summer, her lacrosse skills earned her gold at the Bay State Games. She has also been a member of the Lower New England National Team. Tedeschi is a conference all-star for field hockey and will captain that squad as well, and she enjoys boating in her spare time.

Jamie-Lee Whiteway, Billerica  GOALIE
		Whiteway proved herself to be among the top goalkeepers in the state this spring, recording 153 saves and leading Billerica to a 15-4 record and the North sectional quarterfinals. The junior made a career-high 25 saves against South sectional champ Westwood, but according to coach Paul Powderly, ``It's her ability to move the ball upfield and initiate the fast-break that's uncanny.'' Whiteway is captain-elect of the lacrosse squad and a three-time Merrimack Valley Conference All-Star. She was on the 2003 and 2004 Lower New England National Teams and this summer, will play with the Mass. Elite Team. Whiteway also runs cross-country and indoor track.

Sue Paull, Duxbury
		When Paull started a girls' lacrosse club at Duxbury in 1995, she never imagined the program would take off the way it has. This year, the eighth since her squad became a varsity sport, Paull's team finished atop the Pilgrim League for the first time at 10-0. Overall, the Green Dragons were 21-2 and reached the South semifinals, and according to Paull, this was her ``most talented team ever.'' In eight years, she has coached Duxbury to a 110-40-2 record, and with two All-Scholastics and Paull returning next spring, the future looks bright. A 1968 graduate of Colby Junior College where she played lacrosse, field hockey, and basketball, she also coaches JV field hockey at Duxbury.