Anderson (Texas) girls' lacrosse standout Chloe Page in action against Woodlands

Fifty Players Named to Rosters for Adrenaline All-American Game

July 24, 2024

Matt DaSilva

Daniele Van Den Bossche

The Adrenaline All-American Game rosters were released Tuesday featuring 50 of the best high school girls' lacrosse players from the West. They'll compete in a nationally televised showcase Sunday (6:30 p.m. Eastern, ESPN3).

Founded in 2011 as an opportunity for players from non-traditional areas to receive national recognition, the event starts Saturday with media sessions and a banquet at which Adrenaline will announce the Jeremy Huber Scholarship award winners and present Eddy Glazener as this year's Western Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductee.

Adrenaline added a girls' game in 2018, providing a platform for 2019 U.S. Women's U20 National Team stars Megan Carney, Brianne Gross and Rachel Hall.

Current U.S. Women's U20 National Team member Madison Smith played in the game last year, when her STEPS California teammate Olivia Ripple earned MVP honors with a four-goal performance.

This year's rosters appear below.

NORTH Roster

Name	Position	High School	College
Hazel Baker	M	Olympus (Utah)	Oregon
Gabby Bjugan	A	Chanhassenn (Minn.)	Towson
Anne Booth	G	Mead (Colo.)	Brown
Addison Brower	A	San Ramon Valley (Calif.)	Colorado
Sarah Caulkins	M	Kent Denver (Colo.)	Dartmouth
Charlotte Corkins	M	Colorado Academy (Colo.)	North Carolina
Dakota Cristo	M	St. Ignatius (Calif.)	Penn State
Alexandra Gardner	A	Seattle Prep (Wash.)	Notre Dame
Camille Grieve	D	Bellevue (Wash.)	Northwestern
Shae Hagans	M	Prosper (Texas)	Jacksonville
Julia Hodell	M	Holy Family (Colo.)	Boston College
Leslie Iorio	M	San Ramon Valley (Calif.)	Villanova
Olivia Kozitza	M	Ida B. Wells (Ore.)	Oregon
Mary Jo Magnano	D	St. Ignatius (Calif.)	Stanford
Bricin Mahoney	A	Kent Denver (Colo.)	Northwestern
Zoe Martin	A	Colorado Academy (Colo.)	Michigan
Alex May	M	Colorado Academy (Colo.)	USC
Skylar May	M	Colorado Academy (Colo.)	USC
Charlotte Morton	G	Cherry Creek (Colo.)	USC
Claire Murphy	A	Kent Denver (Colo.)	Brown
Lauren Park	A	Bellevue (Wash.)	Harvard
Olivia Navone	D	San Ramon Valley (Calif.)	UC Davis
Riley Peterson	D	Redwood (Calif.)	Brown
Shea Stone	M	Colorado Academy (Colo.)	Oregon
Brooke Stroh	M	Deerfield Academy (Mass.)	Northwestern
Eva Thomsen-Marr	M	Lincoln (Wash.)	Denver

South Roster

Name	Position	High School	College
Ella Berg	M	Gentry (Minn.)	Louisville
Tatum Bryant	A	Torrey Pines (Calif.)	Lindenwood
Jenna Cardeno	G	Foothill (Calif.)	Towson
Eleri Colon	M	St. Ignatius (Calif.)	Johns Hopkins
Skye Davis	D	Torrey Pines (Calif.)	Villanova
Sophia DeJarnette	M	La Jolla Country Day (Calif.)	USC
Laurel Gonzalez	M	Torrey Pines (Calif.)	Johns Hopkins
Alina Hsu	A	Torrey Pines (Calif.)	Cal
Harper Jones	A	Anderson (Texas)	High Point
Mairin Kelly	M	Lake Oswego (Ore.)	High Point
Carly Kennedy	M	Regis Jesuit (Colo.)	Virginia
Ava Kitt	M	IMG Academy (Fla.)	Maryland
Anna Kristynik	M	Liberty Christian (Texas)	Brown
Vivian Leuthold	A	Denver East (Colo.)	USC
Eliza Osburn	M	Valor Christian (Colo.)	North Carolina
Chloe Page	A	Anderson (Texas)	Cincinnati
Katie Rich	D	Anderson (Texas)	Monmouth
Maci Shircel	A	Keller (Texas)	Towson
Ryanne Swords	M	Prosper (Texas)	Mercer
Karli Weisser	G	Oak Ridge (Calif.)	San Diego State
Ava Valdez	M	Keller (Texas)	Denver
Kate Van Oast	D	St. Ignatius (Calif.)	Michigan
Dahlen Vilbrandt	M	Scripps Ranch (Calif.)	Cal
Briley Volpp	M	Cathedral Catholic (Calif.)	Colorado

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.