The Virginia commit put his quick release and overall shooting ability to work for 37 goals and added 26 assists, which went with 31 ground balls and 11 forced turnovers on the ride.

His 24 goals and 24 assists led Cold Spring Harbor to the state Class D semifinal, with the Michigan commit’s vision being second to none. He also scooped 43 ground balls and led the Seahawks to state titles in 2022, 2023 and 2024.

With 63 points in 15 games across a tough Nassau I schedule, Berger scored 49 goals and assisted 14 more this spring. The junior will add to his 145 career points next spring and challenge any defenseman who gets in his way.

It’s a wild thought to consider Half Hollow Hills may not have won its first state title and finished 23-0 without Bradley’s clutch goal inside the final 10 seconds in the Long Island championship game. A midfielder who excels in clears and hustles on the ride, the senior had 43 goals and 54 assists this season.

Busking climbed the leaderboards of an illustrious West Islip program, leaving with the fifth-most points in program history (217). It seems fitting that the versatile Siena commit, who had 23 goals and 42 assists, graduates with 108 all-time goals and 109 all-time assists, leading West Islip to a 14-4 record.

The duo of Cash and Jack Deliberti terrorized defenses in Suffolk this spring. Cash, a Sienna commit, had 33 goals and 58 assists for Northport as a team captain. Coach William Cordts noted how the senior “not only excelled individually but also elevated the entire Northport midfield group.”

Cawley forces turnovers like a gumball machine dispenses cavities. By the time you’ve started to treat the issue, the Lehigh commit is downfield in transition or finding an open attackman to launch a possession it would have never had without Cawley’s defensive prowess.

Grit and ground balls define Chung’s game, a player who always is in the right spot while providing sticky defense the other way. The Bates commit battled through a significant lower leg injury and still managed to finish strong, scoring five of his 38 goals in the state semifinal and final. Chung also had 22 assists and 59 ground balls.

It’s rare to find someone as good as Cuozzo at faceoffs as the senior won 82% of his 305 attempts at the X. But beyond that, the senior was dynamic enough to stay on the field to finish with 41 goals, 17 assists and 134 ground balls as the engine for an always competitive Huntington squad.

Eynon served as a formidable last line of defense, making saves on almost 70% of the shots he faced for a team that yielded an average of just five goals and made the Nassau Class A final.

The UMass commit collected 74 ground balls and caused 44 turnovers for a team that made the Nassau Class A semifinals.

The junior attackman and Maryland commit stepped up for St. Anthony’s this spring, logging 30 of his 48 points in St. Anthony’s final six games against some of the best in the country before recording four goals and four assists to lead the Friars past Chaminade in the state CHSAA AAA final.

Jeffares, who has committed to St. John’s, turned in a strong final high school season with 37 goals, 44 assists and 91 ground balls, and he won 52% of his faceoffs.

The Stony Brook commit is a freakish athlete who left everything on the field with four goals and an assist in the Long Island championship loss to Garden City. He had 41 goals and 15 assists.

The Notre Dame commit, who’s the owner of a shot that runs in the mid-90s with both hands, scored 36 goals and assisted on 16 more in just 12 games.

Marco’s balance and precision culminated in 63 goals and 38 assists, contorting his size advantage to find whatever angle is needed to score. The Harvard commit had four goals against West Genesee to help Hills lift its first state title in June.

A mainstay for St. Anthony’s, the Friars will miss the defensive talents of McDonald as the senior looks to continue his lacrosse career at UNC. He has the athleticism to step up as a long-stick midfielder with the versatility to help his team in no shortage of ways.

The Villanova commit had 49 goals, 22 assists and 71 points and owns 85 goals dating to his freshman season.

The Villanova-bound midfielder produced 42 goals, 45 assists and 87 points and will head into his senior year with 101 goals, 136 assists and 237 points compiled over three seasons.

A proud member of the 100-point club, Pagano leaves Commack as the program’s all-time points (254) and goals (168) leader. He had 65 goals and 35 assists for a Cougars team that won nine of its last 12 games to make the playoffs after starting 2-5.

A true two-way midfielder who can clear as well as he rides, Henry fueled the engine of West Islip’s attack with 46 goals and 17 assists. The Manhattan commit did it all for the Lions, leading them into the county championship.

Leaving with more than 600 career saves and 55 career wins, Walendowski left his mark on East Islip lacrosse. He made 244 saves and averaged just over seven goals allowed as a senior, winning a county championship.

Luke Waxer, Bethpage, LSM, Jr.

Waxer, a Bryant commit, was an all-around force with 125 ground balls and 78 caused turnovers to go with 10 goals and eight assists.