Torrey Pines (Calif.) midfielder Matthew Mannarino in action against Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.)

West’s Best Headed to Texas for Adrenaline All-American Game

July 24, 2024

Matt DaSilva

Anna Scipione

Sixty-eight of the best graduating high school boys’ lacrosse players from non-traditional areas will compete Sunday in the Adrenaline All-American Game at The Star in Frisco, Texas.

Comprised mostly of Division I-bound standouts from top western high school programs in California, Colorado and Texas, the rosters came out Tuesday and appear below.

Founded in 2011 as a showcase for players who might not receive the same attention or recognition as their East Coast counterparts, the event starts Saturday with media sessions and a banquet at which recently retired pro Eddy Glazener (a San Diego native) will be inducted into the Western Lacrosse Hall of Fame and his Notre Dame coach Kevin Corrigan will serve as the keynote speaker. Adrenaline also will announce the Jeremy Huber Scholarship award winners.

On Sunday, there will be a massive gear drop and locker room reveal, followed by the nationally televised all-star game (8:30 p.m. Eastern, ESPN3).

Among western lacrosse products who have previously played in the Adrenaline All-American Game are current pros Challen Rogers, Mikie Schlosser, Justin Anderson, Cade van Raaphorst, Ryland Rees, Asher Nolting, Tucker Dordevic, Nakeie Montgomery, Sam Handley and Graham Bundy Jr.

Anderson Moore was the MVP of last year’s game, leading the North team to a 13-7 win. Moore went on to enjoy a terrific freshman season as a first-year starter at Georgetown, earning All-American honors. He was recently named to the 2025 U.S. Men’s U20 Training Team.

NORTH Roster

Name	Position	High School	College
Joey Bambrick	M	Bellarmine (Wash.)	Notre Dame
Baden Brown	A	Valor Christian (Colo.)	Brown
Christian Buck	M	Jesuit (Ore.)	Yale
Fisher Burke	FO	Marin (Calif.)	Colgate
Sean Butler	M	Conifer (Colo.)	Jacksonville
Ian Conner	D	Legend (Colo.)	Jacksonville
Liam Connors	M	Erie (Colo.)	Denver
Tyler Coryea	G	Western Reserve (Ohio)	Maryland
Buck Cunningham	G	Valor Christian (Colo.)	Duke
Ben Dutton	A	Kent Denver (Colo.)	Saint Joseph's
Ian Dykes	M	Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.)	Duke
Nate Felsenthal	A	Marin (Calif.)	Williams
Will Gray	M	Culver (Ind.)	Army
Wyatt Hurd	M	Denver South (Colo.)	Denver
Jacob Hutchinson	D	Jesuit (Ore.)	Denver
Wade Jahnke	D	Denver East (Colo.)	Yale
Carter Johnson	G	Jackson Hole (Wyo.)	Princeton
JP Jones	D	Skyline (Wash.)	Manhattan
Blake Hetherington	M	Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.)	Harvard
Graham Kaestner	D	Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.)	Johns Hopkins
Blake Kirschke	D	Valor Christian (Colo.)	Denver
Peter Koren	M	Menlo-Atherton (Calif.)	Amherst
Hudson Lewis	D	Jesuit (Ore.)	Vermont
Porter Malkiel	A	Jesuit (Ore.)	Princeton
Jared Maznik	A	Western Reserve (Ohio)	Harvard
Michael Moynihan	A	Arapahoe (Colo.)	Boston University
Connor Nesbitt	D	Regis Jesuit (Colo.)	Villanova
Anthony Noto	M	Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.)	Brown
Atticus Oliven	D	St. Ignatius (Calif.)	Michigan
Colin Puckett	M	Marinn Catholic (Calif.)	Ohio State
Spencer Reagan	FO	Culver (Ind.)	Dartmouth
Luke Shinofield	M	Norfolk Academy (Va.)	Denver
Karson Sparks	A	Denver South (Colo.)	Utah
Bradford Tudor	M	Menlo (Calif.)	Middlebury
Jake Vasquez	M	Redwood (Calif.)	Notre Dame

South Roster

Name	Position	High School	College
Joe Alie	A	Grandview (Colo.)	Bellarmine
Matthew Arena	D	St. Margaret's (Calif.)	Hofstra
Tyler Blazek	M	Bishop Gorman (Nev.)	Grove City
Sean Browne	A	Episcopal Dallas (Texas)	Virginia
Noah Burdick	D	Brophy (Ariz.)	Hofstra
Logan Chapman	M	Marin (Calif.)	Colorado College
Andrew Cook	G	Torrey Pines (Calif.)	Johns Hopkins
Deuce Duffield	D	Trinity Pawling (Ida.)	Iona
Ethan Erker	M	Wasatch (Utah)	Cleveland State
Colin Fagan	M	Bishop's (Calif.)	Dartmouth
Jack Follette	M	Westlake (Calif.)	Penn
Mason Graves	FO	Francis Parker (Calif.)	Loyola
Axel Greve	M	Palisades (Calif.)	Denver
Austin Hicks	A	St. Margaret's (Calif.)	Duke
Beau Hokanson	M	La Costa Canyon (Calif.)	Princeton
Ben Horowitz	A	Loyola (Calif.)	Trinity
Luke Macaluso	A	Culver (Ind.)	North Carolina
Sean Magtoto	FO	Cathedral (Calif.)	Ohio State
Colton Silverstein	G	Kinkaid (Texas)	Delaware
Beck Mahoney	D	Cathedral (Calif.)	Cornell
Matthew Mannarino	M	Torrey Pines (Calif.)	Rutgers
Charlie McGinnis	D	Brophy (Ariz.)	Hofstra
Xavier Monteiro	M	Episcopal Dallas (Texas)	Westminster
Gordon Reynolds	D	Regis Jesuit (Colo.)	Denver
Brooks Rodger	A	Bishop's (Calif.)	North Carolina
Sky Rold	M	Benilde-St. Margaret's (Minn.)	Utah
Kenny Russo	M	Loyola (Calif.)	Boston University
Davis Searle	A	Fremont (Utah)	Utah
Luke Stickler	D	Loyola (Calif.)	Johns Hopkins
Will Sloan	D	Westlake (Texas)	Texas A&M
Kaidan Suh	D	Palos Verdes (calif.)	Boston University
Thomas White	M	Mater Dei (Calif.)	Manhattan
Tade Wynn	G	Culver (Ind.)	Army

Written By

Matt DaSilva

Matt DaSilva is the editor in chief of USA Lacrosse Magazine. He played LSM at Sachem (N.Y.) and for the club team at Delaware. Somewhere on the dark web resides a GIF of him getting beat for the game-winning goal in the 2002 NCLL final.