Alex Giammarco, Xaverian  DIVISION 1
		The senior midfielder finished his career as a two-time All-American and a three-time All Catholic Conference All-Star. Giammarco, who led the Hawks (22-1) to two consecutive appearances in the Division 1 state final, will attend Middlebury College.

C.J. Estes, Medfield  DIVISION 2
		The senior attack led the Warriors with 117 points (64 goals, 53 assists) as Medfield won its first Division 2 state title. Estes, who will attend Hebron Academy, tallied 28 points in the postseason and finished with 283 career points.

Mike Bunstein, Cohasset  DIVISION 3
		The All-America pass-first, shootsecond senior attack tallied 31 goals and 70 assists as Cohasset won its second straight Division 3 state title. Bunstein, who scored one goal and dished out four assists against Scituate in the final, will attend Lasell.

Tim Gardner, Xaverian  DIVISION 1
		Gardner led the Hawks (22-1) to their second consecutive appearance in the state championship. Gardner, the Catholic Conference coach of the year, is 89-55 record over eight seasons. He graduated from Williams College in 1993.

Tom Cavanaugh, Wayland  DIVISION 2
		The 50-year-old Cavanaugh led the Warriors (17-4) to their first Dual County League championship this season and is closing in on 200 career wins at the varsity level. He played football for four years at Springfield College and graduated in 1978.

Rick Bagby, Cohasset  DIVISION 3
		Scituate went 2-14 before Bagby took over four years ago. This season the Sailors (16-4) made their first appearance in the Division 3 state final. The Virginia native is 134-59 in his 12 seasons coaching lacrosse. He graduated from Hampden-Sydney College.

Rusty Bannister, North Andover  Midfield, Sr.
		The Cape Ann League MVP led the Knights to the quarterfinals of the Division 2 tournament. Bannister, who is a three-time CAL All-Star in soccer, will spend a year in Switzerland before pursuing his dream of playing lacrosse for Navy.

Alex Boches, Beverly  Midfield, Sr.
		Boches had 54 points for Beverly, which was knocked out in the second round of the Division 1 tournament. The All-American, also a two-time first-team Northeastern Conference All-Star, had 120 points during his career and will attend Colby College.

Ben Chadwick, Needham  Attack, Sr.
		The team MVP tallied 96 points (50 goals, 46 assists) en route to being named a first-team Bay State League All-Star for the second time. The All-American, who scored more than 200 points in his career, will play lacrosse and football at Bowdoin.

Gary Crowley, Scituate  Midfield, Sr.
		The Patriot League Sportsman of the Year led the Sailors with 158 points (109 goals, 49 assists) over the last two seasons. The All-American, who is a two-time league All-Star and quarterbacks the football team, will play lacrosse at Bryant.

Stephen Crowley, Xaverian  Defense, Sr.
		The All-American was a vital cog in Xaverian’s defense, which carried the Hawks to a second straight appearance in the Division 1 state final. He was also named a first-team Catholic Conference All-Star. Crowley will attend the University of Vermont.

Tim Flynn, Barnstable  Attack, Sr.
		The Maritime League MVP finished with 47 goals and 51 assists as the Raiders advanced to the quarterfinals of the Division 1 tournament. The All-American, who tallied 141 goals and 112 assists in his career, will attend Towson University.

Tom Frasca, Medfield  Midfield, Sr.
		The All-American, who scored two goals against Longmeadow in the Division 2 state final, won three state championships in four years. Frasca, who tallied 32 goals and 24 assists this season, will join Stephen Crowley at the University of Vermont.

Connor Hayes, Mansfield  Attack, Sr.
		The Hockomock League MVP had 90 goals and 50 assists as the Hornets enjoyed their best season ever. Hayes, an All-American and three-time EMass All-Star, finished with 208 goals and 120 assists for his career. He will attend Bryant.

Brendan Hughes, Andover  Midfield, Jr.
		Hughes had 53 goals and 43 assists for Andover, which lost to Xaverian in the Division 1 semifinals. The All-American, who carries a 3.8 GPA, has 75 goals and 58 assists during his career. He also plays football, runs indoor track, and plays guitar.

John Lenehan, BC High  Goalie, Sr.
		The Eagles netminder was instrumental in BC High’s (15-5) run to the quarterfinals of the Division 1 tournament. BC High surrendered just 97 goals in 20 games for a 4.85 goalsagainst average. Lenehan has not finalized his college plans.

Eddie Leonard, Peabody  Midfield, Sr.
		The three-sport captain and league all-star — lacrosse, basketball, and football — led the Greater Boston League in scoring with 31 goals and 69 assists. Leonard, who is headed to UMass-Amherst, also finished with more than 1,000 points in basketball.

Gary McKay, Billerica  Midfield, Sr.
		The 5-foot-9-inch, 200-pound senior won more than 80 percent of his faceoffs, helping the Indians advance to the Division 1 semifinals. McKay, an honor roll student, will be reunited with Merluzzo at Southern New Hampshire University.

Keith Merluzzo, Billerica  Attack, Sr.
		Merluzzo, who finished with 91 points, led the Indians in points each of the last three seasons. Billerica’s MVP was also named MVP of the Merrimack Valley Conference. He will attend Southern New Hampshire University.

Ben Sherry, Wayland  Attack, Sr.
		The Trinity-bound Sherry, the Globe’s Division 1A football Player of the Year, finished third all-time on the Wayland lacrosse scoring list. The All-American, who is a three-time Dual County League All-Star, was named DCL Attackman of the Year.

Craig Sullivan, Duxbury  Defense, Jr.
		Sullivan may be the best junior longstick defenseman around. He carried the Green Dragons to their fourth consecutive Division 1 state title and helped Duxbury increase its MIAA winning streak to 73 games. He also plays football.

ATLANTIC COAST: Josh Grace, Adam O’Donnell and Shaun Price, Falmouth; Chris Walken, Wendall Chipman, Matthew Bak, Luke Mulkern and Andrew Brown, Marshfield; Seth Tringale and Mike Lopriore, Nauset; Terrence Sibley, North Quincy; Dan Gaudet, Pat Reilly and Chris Stanton, Plymouth No./So.; Jon Conso and Casey Connolly, Quincy; Paul Hanna, Conner Green, Tim Beriau and Mike Lambros, Sandwich.

BAY STATE: Steve Lydon, Braintree; Henry Lanier, Brookline; Alex Reinhard, Framingham; Rob Ryan, Milton; Harry Freid, Myles Walker, Mike Harrington, Ben Chadwick and Joe Phalen, Needham; Greg Nash and Davis Butts, Walpole; Derek Witheford, Tim Lowe, Peter Jennings and Conor Murphy, Wellesley; Connor Keefe, Weymouth.

CAPE ANN: John O’Donnell, Ben Santos, Craig Bunker and Garnett Hayes, Masco; Jon Blackwell, Rusty Bannister, Matt Foster, Pat Whitbold, Bill Eagan and Mark Taylor, North Andover; Kell Lopez, Triton; Anthony Deleo, North Reading; Jay Scuteri, Hamilton Wenham; Matt Hubbard, Newburyport; Mike Fenton, Ipswich.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL: Brian Josephine, Chris Lacount, Ryan Donovan, Mike Sieminski, Chris Brown, DJ O’Brien and Rob Uhrig, Archbishop Williams; Evan Hammersley, Mike DelDotto, John Smyth, Steve Deluca, Nick Katsikis and Dan Morris, Austin Prep; Mark Walsh, Carl Centola, Matt Coletti, Chris Noonan and Chris Farrington, Arlington Catholic; Bobby Tarr, Pat Dollibar, Steve Blaisdell and John Baker, Bishop Fenwick; Jim Mamos, Bobby Adam and Kyle Beddia, St. Mary’s; Kyle Abbott and Jeremy Donovan, Marian; Anthony Puccio, Matignon.

DUAL COUNTY: Ben Sherry, Andrew Keifer and T.J. Moore, Wayland; Russ Halliday and Jason Orlando, Lincoln-Sudbury; A. Michael, Chris Michael and Callan Kennedy, Concord-Carlisle; Brendan Gibney and Jeff Rautiola, Acton-Boxboro; Billy Polo, Newton South; Dan Harrington and Adam Fox, Westford; Cameron Roth, Weston.

GREATER BOSTON: Mike Baker, Ryan Good, Andrew Roussinos, Matt Mezer and Colin Wiley, Arlington; Julian Buck, Cambridge; Wes Krasco, Medford; Matt Savage, Mike Scotina, Pat Mayo, Justin Famigletti, Eddie Leonard and Mike Pennachio, Peabody; Kevin Aiello, Waltham.

HOCKOMOCK: Michael Hagerty, Canton; Tim Morgan, Foxboro; Tim Alberts, Ethan Lee, Eric Peterson and Allen Rickard, Franklin; Mark Higgins, Andrew Sutton and Sam Wilcox, King Philip; Connor Hayes, Andrew Bourget, Matt Kiley, Mike Morrill, Paul Nunes and PJ Powers, Mansfield; Joshua Siegel, Oliver Ames.

MERRIMACK VALLEY: Brendan Hughes, Peter Hanson, Brendan Shea and Matt Rayner, Andover; Keith Merluzzo, Greg Melaugh, Lanny Ellis, Steve Murray, Gary McKay and Eric Blais, Billerica; Jack Curtis, Eric Gollands, Dan Mahoney and Michael Hibbard, Chelmsford; Greg Demetriou, Bill Kelleher and Tim Finnegan, Lowell; Steve Manning, Tyngsboro.

MIDDLESEX: Tucker Delaney-Winn, Willy Walker and Scott Ebbott, Winchester; John Riley, Wakefield; Jim Queeney, Dan Milano, Mark Cochrane, Erik Dahl and Josh Anthony, Reading; Zach Power, Belmont; Mike Collins, Burlington; Nate Blake, Maurie Fitzgerald and Peter Krensky, Lexington.

NORTHEASTERN: Connor Murphy, Andrew Eriksen, Alex Boches, J. Michael Nardella, Patrick Bailey, David Mock and Alex Mock, Beverly; Luke DiFiore, Dave Linquata, Ross Clayton and Matt Pardee, Gloucester; Sean Brennan, Anthony Silva, Mike Yurko, Jack McCarthy and Mael Walkowiak, Salem; A.J. Zarinski, John Poth, Alex Junda, Sam Johnson and Sam Phillips, Swampscott; Ryan Barrington, Lynn English; Mike Scuzzarella and Hudson Henriquez, Saugus; Steve Kontos and Brett Spencer, Danvers; Ben Paley, Eric Fader, John Wood, John Tobin and Mike O’Neil, Marblehead; Kris Murphy, Lynn Classical.

PATRIOT: Craig Sullivan, Scott Austin, Derek Sweet and Gus Quinzani, Duxbury; Gary Crowley, Ryan Woodward and Jake Gray, Scituate; Doug Carr and John Nolan, Hanover; Tim Wood, Max Vaickus and Austin Driscoll, Hingham.

SOUTH SHORE: Mark Flibotte, Mike Bunstein, Mike Grimm, Dan Tredowicz, Chris Davis and Charlie Czerkawski, Cohasset; Jared Dunn, Max Barrett and Ryan Walsh, Abington; Ian Ferrari, Mashpee; Cody Cavicchi, Dave Hassell, Barry Driscoll, Dan Ferzoco, Kenton Magowan and Doug Farinick, Norwell.

TRI-VALLEY: Britton, Ashland; Teddy Akrivellis, Jamie Sharpless, Charlie King, Ryan Moriarty and Garrett Akie, Dover-Sherborn; Kevin Cassata and Matt Dolan, Hopkinton; C.J. Estes, Christian Falco, Tom Frasca, Austin Read, Jake Smith and Jake McCampbell, Medfield; Chad Simchak and John Garvey, Medway.