FIRST TEAM
Spring all County on Tuesday, May 31, 2022.
Ryan Anthony, A, Wellington junior: Three-year starter scored 45 goals and 36 assists; added 42 ground ball pick-ups helping the Wolverines to a 13-7 mark and a regional quarterfinal appearance for the first time in a while; scored four goals in the team’s playoff game and also plays football.
Jackson Bashaw, A/M, Jupiter senior: Team captain scored 68 goals, 15 assists and 62 ground balls; team offensive MVP and team MVP; All-Region and All-State selection; Tampa signee for lacrosse also a two-year letterman for football.
Luke Pisani, M, Benjamin senior: Four-year varsity member and All-State selection scored 39 goals, 15 assists, and added 24 ground balls; most proud of winning twice against Jupiter this year after losing twice against them last year; University of Virginia signee also plays golf.
Brady Quinn, A, Benjamin junior: Three-year varsity member was the team’s quarterback of the offense; had 30 goals, 45 assists, 28 groundballs; said career highlight us being on a team playing with his best friends.
Jack Regnery, A, Benjamin senior: Tufts University signee led the Buccaneers in goals this season with 54, added 25 assists and 42 ground balls; rebounded from torn ACL last year; said scoring a diving goal to seal win over Oxbridge Academy.
AJ Rosacker, D, St. John Paul II senior: Team captain was four-year starter for Eagles and said getting to the regionals was memorable; also plays football and committed to Christopher Newport University.
Jack Schulte, A, St. Andrew’s junior: United States Air Force Academy commit had started since his freshman year and scored 60 goals, 53 assists and added 73 ground balls, leading the team during that span; career highlight was homecoming win and going back-to-back.
Gunnar Schwarz, goalie, St. Andrew’s senior: Team captain and Navy commit helped Scots to the Class 1A state championship by making 148 saves with a .619 save percentage; had 5.5 GAA and one shutout; and also named to the USA Lacrosse Fab 50.
Adam Stowell, FOGO, Oxbridge senior: Face off specialist was 80% on his draw controls with 223 ground balls; scored 10 goals and 15 assists; 4-year varsity starter and named All-State; Flagler commit set school record from draw controls and advancing to regional finals.
George Wandoff, D/LSM, Oxbridge senior: Brown University commit scored 18 goals and seven assists; also plays soccer; Academic All-American said scoring game-winning OT goal against Boca last season was career highlight.
SECOND TEAM
Dawson Brown, A, Oxbridge Academy junior
Andrew Davis, D, Spanish River senior
Dylan Furshman, M/FO, Benjamin senior
Todd Giol, M, Jupiter senior
Nick Golubov, D, St. Andrew’s senior
Jack Horgan, D, Benjamin senior
Reid Kerr, goalie, Dwyer senior
Connor Lean, A, Spanish River junior
Jojo Pores, A, Saint Andrew’s senior
Ryan Rundle, A/M, Palm Beach Central
HONORABLE MENTION
American Heritage-Delray: Jojo Andrews, Robert Cekada, Giacomo Comuzzi; Atlantic: Logan Chandler; Benjamin: Luke Casper, Trey Parker; Boca Raton: Grayson Caffrey, Matthew Hicks, Barret Joy, Ryan Saffici; Dwyer: Maximus Carlsen, Hunter Peakoff; Jupiter: Kaden Creps, Alan Druhot, Parker Jahn, Alex Mitchell, Connor O’Brien; Max Silver; Oxbridge Academy: Patrick Cerasuolo, Parker Fite, Chris Lawrence, Noah Prossert, Caden Riccardo; Palm Beach Central: Chase Saxon, Dougherty Shoenfelt, Preston Williams; Palm Beach Gardens: Brent Bothun, Landon Christiansen; Park Vista: Gavin Lane, Matthew Mancino; St. Andrew’s: Cole Hofbauer, Kurt Schwarz; St. John Paul II Academy: Charlie Bublitz, Chris Czulada, Kyle Davis, Matt Evans, Kevin Doyle, Landon Reichert; Spanish River: Logan Adams, Shea Huberman, Jake Tal-Shahar; Wellington: Vito Giovanetti, Johnny Kelly, Colin Perry, Keondre Pinkney; West Boca: Ryan McLaughlin.
CO-COACHES OF THE YEAR
Tony Seaman, St. Andrew’s: Led the Scots to a 20-3 mark and a second straight Class 1A state championship – defeating Benjamin 9-7 for the title; The Scots finished the season ranked first in Florida and second in the nation. “It is hard. It is very, very difficult to repeat as state champions…you have to have kids that are focused.”
Spring all County on Tuesday, May 31, 2022.
Peter Cordrey, Benjamin: Guided the Buccaneers (18-4) to the state final where they fell to St. Andrew’s in the first-ever meeting of two teams from the same county in the title game. “We came together as a team guided by great senior leadership (15 seniors), talented freshmen contributors and a commitment to getting better every day.”
