boys' lacrosse

Scituate coach Mark Puzzangara holds the Division 3 state championship trophy after his team defeated Dover-Sherborn. (Jim Davis / Globe Staff) Scituate coach Mark Puzzangara holds the Division 3 state championship trophy after his team defeated Dover-Sherborn.

Players of the Year

senior / midfielder

Quinn Cully, Duxbury

Cully dominated the competition all season, including scoring six times in the Green Dragons’ 13-12 win over St. John’s Prep in the state title game. He won a state title all four years he played at Duxbury and will continue his lacrosse career at Notre Dame.
division 2 / midfielder

Davis Butts, Walpole

Butts was one of the state’s top faceoff men, having won 70 percent over his career, and is a two-time All-Scholastic and two-time All-American. His 183 goals, 105 assists, and 288 points are all Walpole records. He will play lacrosse at Loyola (Md.) University.
division 3 / attack

Kyle Crowley, Scituate

Crowley, one of two All-Americans in Division 3, was at his best in the state championship game when he scored three goals, including the winner in overtime. He had 84 goals and 49 assists this season and finished with 301 career points.

Coaches of the Year

Division 1

John Roy, St. John's Prep

In a season of milestones, the biggest win may have been over Duxbury in May that ended the Green Dragons’ 99-game in-state win streak. Prep finished 19-3 and was Division 1 state finalist. Roy, a St. John’s Prep grad, is 190-80 in his 15 years.
division 2

Jason Andalo, Walpole

Andalo led Walpole to its first state title in the Rebels’ first trip to the final. Andalo earned Bay State coach of the year honors for the second time after his team completed a 24-1 season. The Rochester, N.Y., native is 110-70 in nine seasons at Walpole.
division 3

Josh Field, Swampscott

Field, who played at Newton North and Northeastern, has been coaching four years, posting a 51-33 record. He led the Big Blue to a Northeastern Conference Small title, the first in school history, and advanced to the Division 3 East semifinals.

All-Scholastics

senior / midfielder

Kam Bumpus, Needham

Bumpus, a two-time All-American selection, was the heart of Needham’s midfield and one of the top faceoff men in the state. This summer, he will be one of 96 seniors from around the nation to play in the Senior Showcase at Bryant College.
junior / attack

Garrett Campbell, St. John's Prep

Campbell racked up 124 points (74 goals) this season and was named an All-American for his efforts. He was an integral part of both the lacrosse and hockey teams at St. John’s that made deep runs in the state tournaments. He has 174 career goals.
senior / midfielder

Robert Dion, Xaverian

Dion, an All-American this season and a Catholic Conference All-Star two straight years, led an injurydepleted Hawks defense to the Division 1 East quarterfinals. Next year he will attend Penn State and major in Kinesiology.
senior / defense

Zach Driscoll, Concord-Carlisle

An All-American in 2009 and the 2008 Dual County League defensive player of the year, Driscoll was at the heart of C-C’s defense that allowed eight or fewer goals in all but two games this season. He will attend Middlebury in the fall.
senior/ midfielder

Kyle Ewanouski, BC High

The captain of the Eagles and All- Catholic Conference selection finished with 39 goals and 18 assists. The high honors student will enroll at Cornell in the fall, where he will play for the national Division 1 runner- up lacrosse team.
senior / midfielder

Danny Gold, Medfield

The three-time Tri-Valley League All-Star and two-time Globe All- Scholastic picked up 103 ground balls for Medfield this season. He also spent most of the season matched against the opposition’s top offensive threat. He will attend Amherst.
senior / attack

John Jennings, St. John's Prep

Jennings set the single-season goals record for Prep this season, hitting the back of the net 88 times to go along with 15 assists. Jennings, who was named first-team All-Catholic Conference for the second year, will attend Colby College in the fall.
senior / attack

Matt Langill, Billerica

Langill, who will be taking the field at Southern New Hampshire and majoring in engineering next year, was a captain of the Billerica lacrosse and football teams this season. He was also named to the Merrimack Valley All-Conference lacrosse team.
senior / midfielder

Hakeem Lecky, Duxbury

Lecky, was one of the fastest players in the state this season, on both the lacrosse and football fields. He helped Duxbury win its sixth consecutive lacrosse title this season, and will attend Syracuse next year, where he will play lacrosse.
senior / attack

Greg Melaugh, Billerica

Melaugh, an All-American, is a twotime Merrimack Valley Conference player of the year. This spring he had 51 goals and 37 assists and finished his career with 309 points. A captain of the lacrosse and hockey teams, Melaugh will attend Merrimack.
senior / defense

Lucas Paratore, St. John's Prep

The first-team All-Catholic Conference defender collected 86 ground balls, had 60 take-aways, and was the anchor of a defense that ended Duxbury’s in-state winning streak at 99 games. An accomplished artist, Paratore will attend Siena College.
senior / attack

Jim Queeney, Reading

Queeney, who racked up 61 goals and 56 assists in his senior year, is a twotime All-American selection. In addition to his prowess on the lacrosse field, he was a member of Reading’s football team and is this year’s valedictorian.
senior / goalie

Matthew Sharp, Winchester

Sharp was as good as it gets in Massachusetts between the pipes, earning All-American and first-team All-Middlesex League honors after allowing just 4.3 goals per game. Next season he will play Division 1 lacrosse at Siena College.
senior / defense

Jake Smith, Medfield

Smith, an All-American who collected 57 ground balls, was named defensive player of the year in the Tri-Valley League, and was first-team TVL for the third consecutive season. The National Honor Society member will attend UMass Amherst.
senior / attack

Chris Whelan, Dover-Sherborn

Whelan graduates as the fourthleading scorer in school history. The two-time Tri-Valley League All-Star stood out in the classroom as well, taking four advanced placement classes. He will enroll at Hamilton College in the fall.

All-Stars

  • All-Americans: Greg Melaugh and Matt Langill, Billerica; Kyle Ewanouski, BC High; Zach Driscoll, Concord-Carlisle; Quinn Cully and Hakeen Lecky, Duxbury; Sam Scoba, Franklin; Pat Lawlor, Hanover; Jake Smith, Brian Foster, Phil Thompson, and Danny Gold, Medfield; Kam Bumpus, Needham; Jim Queeney, Reading; Kyle Crowley, Scituate; John Jennings, Garrett Campbell, and Lucas Paratore, St. John’s Prep; Davis Butts, Walpole; Matt Sharp, Winchester; Rob Dion, Xaverian.
  • Academic All-Americans: Thomas McQuillan, Andover; Matthew Kennedy, Beverly; Timothy Galvin, BC High; Jacob Choinard, Bp. Connolly; James Duane, Bourne; Jedidiah Lavery, Masconomet; Robert Mirandi, N. Andover; Benjamin Forsythe, Pentucket; Sean Tavares, Wilmington; James Spry, Winchester.
  • Atlantic Coast: Brandon Jaques and Garrett Ream, Dennis- Yarmouth; Cody Carlson, Shawn Price, Phil Walker, Sean Williamson, Falmouth; Zach Triner, Evan Patch, Steve Sousa, Will Lundberg, Tony Centeio, Matt DiGrigoli, and Connor Bagby, Marshfield; Max Tringale and Caleb Luster, Nauset; Eric Johnson and Tim Serrilla, Plymouth; Casey Helms, Nick Recker, Connor LaRocco, Kevin Flanigan, and Todd Davis, Sandwich.
  • Bay State: Tim Brandt, Natick; Peter Bowes, Michael Connors, Michael White, Davis Butts, and Ryan Izzo, Walpole; Kerry Hecker, Will Stenberg, and Kam Bumpus, Needham; Steve Cottens, Pat Coskren, and Steve Mahon, Norwood; Pax Anthos, Wellesley; Ken Doyle, Weymouth; Ryan Holbrook and Kevin Lydon, Braintree.
  • Catholic Central: Chris Brown, Justin Lawless and Matt Previte, Archbiship Williams; Corey Donovan, Brogan O’Hara, Brett Spracklin and Dan Williams, Arlington Catholic; Paul Bruce, Keegam Callahan, Anthony DiNisco, John Donohoe, Cam Fitzpatrick, Shawn Leahy and Paul McKenzie, Austin Prep; Mike Buonofiglio, Joe Flaherty and Craig Forrest, Bishop Fenwick; Zachary Zipse, Marian; Kyle Harring, Anthony Puccio and Shane Toomey, Matignon; Shaun Borders, Corey Campbell, Brendan Donovan, Jordan Harvey, Matt Rogers and Christ Toomey, St. Mary’s.
  • Dual County Large: Tobe Bartkus, Sean Ohanian and Steve Upham, Acton-Boxboro; Devin Acton, Keegan Ashley, Tommy Burke, Andrew Freedman, Andrew Kelley, Trevor Shorb, John Sinnigen and Ryan Sutherland, Lincoln- Sudbury; Tim Donovan, AJ Koger, Joey Ives and Dan Marks, Newton South; Lucas Breton and DJ Nurse, Waltham; Sean Frackleton, Christian Mongillo and Dana Sanderson, Westford Academy.
  • Dual County Small: Matt Willey, Arlington; Brendan Gibson and Myles Lynch, Bedford; Zach Driscoll, JB Henderson, Jon Nessa, Joey Santullo, Robbie Snook and Jay Stephens, Concord-Carlisle; Ian Arabadjis and Christian DeBruin, Tyngsboro; Jon Bryant, DJ Henderson, Nick Karlson, Connor MacNeil, Tyler Morss and JJ Przbylski, Wayland; Hunt Batter, Jared Fong, Justin Pomerance and Jackson Vescuso, Weston.
  • Hockomock: Sam Scoba, Sean Brady, Peter Gordon, Brett Lerner, Jack Noble, Eric Peterson, Kyle Peterson, and Jarrett Schmauder, Franklin; Eddie Noonan, Foxboro; Kyle Lasher, Chris Pellichero, and Joe Purdon, King Philip; Ryan Murphy and Matt Zanghetti, Mansfield; Josh Impey, North Attleboro; Billy Podolsky, Oliver Ames.
  • Maritime: Tom Horn, Steve Glover, Bryce Serriello, Mike Horn, Brett Serriello, and Ricky Clement, Barnstable; Tyler Hunt and Jake Lennon, Bourne; Taylor Motta, Fairhaven; Matt Costello and Pat Hart, Martha’s Vineyard; Delroy Lawrence, Henry Farrell, and Joe Bopp, Natucket.
  • Mayflower: Rick Gannon and Anthony Almonte, Cape Cod Tech; Sean Feyler, Blue Hills; Chandler Smith and Garrett Seibert, Sacred Heart; Tim Crouch, Southeastern; Dan Langley, Jake Simpson, and Jon Sullivan, South Shore; Mike Cavanaugh, Jamie McLaughlin, Derek Mucciarone, and Andrew Gregg, Tri-County.
  • Merrimack: Joe Lamagna, Josh Torres, Gavin McIver, and Jake Gostanian, Andover; Grant Whiteway, Greg Melaugh, Peter Vacca, Mike Slatton, Matt Langill, Tom Todd, and Chris Pena, Billerica; Matt Whippen, Andrew Thistle, and Andrew Basler, Chelmsford; Eric Kelly, Tewksbury; Nick Vazquez, Haverhill; Shain Jowett, Central Catholic; Tim Demetriou, Lowell.
  • Middlesex: Nick Martone, Belmont; Sean Duffy, Lexington; Pat DeBenedetto, Jim Queeney, Tim Matheson, Matt Delpazzo, Ryan Pollack, Kyle Clements, and James Collins, Reading; Jeff Graham, Conor McNamara, Joe Cleary, Peter Greisinger, Paul Trioano, and Matt Sharp, Winchester.
  • Northeastern Large: Dylan Morrisey, Gloucester; Mike Cohen, Jess Lipkind, Ellery Smith, and Matt Evans, Marblehead; Mark Jesi, Mark Daddario, Derek West, Nick Hiou, and Nick Mauris, Peabody; Nick Pinciaro, Ryan Nolan, Brenden Crowley, and Kevin Ranta, Beverly.
  • Northeastern Small: Frank Lento, Nate Staples, Tyler Daniels, Matt Keiler, and Brad Duhane, Salem; Chris DellaZoppa, Lynn; Charles Gambale, Matt Nutter, Ben Wollerscheid, AJ Zarinsky, Emerson Rutkowski, Jonathan Poth, and Colby Wollerscheid, Swampscott; Henriques Rodrigo, Saugus.
  • Patriot: Mac MacMackin, Whitman-Hanson; Kyle Crowley, Greg Reynolds, and Paul McInerney, Scituate; Tim Curran, Austin Waldron, and Pat Lawlor, Hanover; James Finn, Mark Gilbody, and John Sullivan, Quincy; Quinn Cully, Hakeem Lecky, Jake Harvey, JB Marston, and Mickey Zaverucha, Duxbury; Brendan Wilbur, Cam Scullen, Ryan Driscoll, Kyle Weller, and Andrew Sypek, Hingham.
  • South Shore: Shawn Lawton and Ben Pigone, Abington; Dana Valentine, Thomas Flibotte, Jack Murphy, Vin Curran, Will Wise, Dean Driscoll, and Alex Kinnealey, Cohasset; Dan Shea and Paul Cleverly, Hull; Matt Ball, Mashpee; Tom Dwyer, Paul Donovan, Mike Fanning, Pat Johnston, Matt Dromeshauser, and Pat Collins, Norwell.
  • Tri-Valley: Jack McDermott, Matt Bletzer, Brian Foster, Cody Armstrong, Kyle Foster, Jake Smith, Phil Thompson, and Danny Gold, Medfield; Chris Whelan, D.J. Dauria, Trevor Pierson, Alex Ortega, Jordan Recine, Jack Morris, and Jeff Williams, Dover-Sherborn; Will Nesbitt, Holliston.

HOW WE PICKED THE TEAM


The All-Scholastic boys’ lacrosse team was selected by the school sports staff. Selection is limited to MIAA schools that compete in EMass leagues. Text by Peter Martin. GLOBE STAFF PHOTOS/JOHN IOVEN