MID-ATLANTIC
Ben Cuomo, Calvert Hall (Md.)
The senior faceoff specialist came up huge for the Cardinals in a pair of overtime wins. First, Cuomo won 21 of 30 faceoffs (70 percent) in a 15-14 win over Hill Academy (Ontario). Cuomo was even better the next game going 13-for-17 at the X (76 percent) to help Calvert Hall edge Lawrenceville (N.J.) 7-6. He won 78 percent in the season opener, leaving him at 74 percent thus far this season. Cuomo is committed to Yale.
Also notable: Luke Bair, St. Paul’s (Md.); Charlie Ball, St. John’s College (D.C.); Mack Cohen, Landon (Md.); Bennett Cook, Loyola Blakefield (Md.); Conor Morsell, Haverford School (Pa.); Mike Ortlieb, Malvern Prep (Pa.); Jake Zamoiski, Bullis (Md.)
— Justin Feil
SOUTH
Jayce Konowitz, Middle Creek (N.C.)
Jayce Konowitz had a big week leading Middle Creek to three big wins, including upending Weddington (N.C.). Konowitz scored five goals against Green Hope (N.C.), seven goals and two assists versus Friendship (N.C.) and six goals and an assist versus Weddington. He has totaled 43 points through six contests this year. The senior captain has committed to Marist.
Also notable: Ben Pousak, IMG Academy (Fla.); Braden Rosario, Wiregrass Ranch (Fla.); Jayden Vega, Benjamin (Fla.)
— Justin Boggs
MIDWEST
Parker Sorenson, Culver Academy (Ind.)
Any time you take on one of the top teams in the country, it's a chance to show what you can do. Sorenson certainly did that against St. Anthony's (N.Y.), currently ranked second in the nation. The Culver senior was a force on defense with six ground balls and four caused turnovers and even was an offensive spark with a goal and an assist. Not that any of that is a surprise as the Johns Hopkins commit is the "leader of our defense," per Eagles coach Jon Birsner.
Also notable: Gentry Curtis, Western Reserve (Ohio); David Gould, Hamilton Southeastern (Ind.); Jackson Shugart, Northland (Mo.); JP Stegall, Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.)
— Jonah Rosenblum
WEST
Andrew Goldman, Loyola-Los Angeles (Calif.)
The sophomore powered Loyola to two more wins, including a huge 14-11 victory over then-No. 1 St. Ignatius (Calif.). Goldman won 11 of 12 faceoffs, snared six ground balls and had an assist against St. Francis (Calif.), then went 18 -for-27 with 10 ground balls and a goal against the Wildcats to earn him game MVP honors.
Also notable: Owen Corsi, Cherry Creek (Colo.); JT Cross, Valor Christian (Colo.); Cash Ginsberg, Loyola (Calif.); Nicholas Pangborn, Arapahoe (Colo.); Jackson Shaffer, La Costa Canyon (Calif.)
— Theresa Palmquist
