The Ohio state coaches associations for boys and girls lacrosse have released their high school all-state teams.
OHSAA Division I state runner-up St. Xavier had five all-state selections.
Junior Khalif Hocker was named first-team all-state at attack. He was the only local first-team pick.
Trent Yelton was second team at goalie, and Daniel Vollmer at short-stick defensive midfield.
Tyler Stegbauer was third team on defense and Magnus Violet third team on face-off specialists.
Hocker and Yelton were also named All-Americans recently by USA Lacrosse.
Springboro had three members of the all-state second team in Connor Smith (midfield), Creed McDonald (attack) and Scott Michaud (goalie).
For regional runner-up Mason, Peter Marietta was second-team midfield and Tanner Levin second-team defense.
Moeller had one second-team all-state pick in Brennen Hickey (attack), and two third-team picks in Talan DeBruler (long-stick midfield) and Bo Hegarty (Short-stick defensive midfield).
Lakota East’s Ryan Barone was second-team all-state on defense.
Local third-team all-state picks include Loveland’s Zach Gleason (midfield), Milford’s Luke Barkimer (Milford) and Sycamore’s Garret Brenkert (defense).
Kings had one third team pick in A.J. Johnson on attack, and an honorable mention pick in Sam Lockwood (long-stick midfield).
Lakota West senior Carson Cheek was honorable mention as face-off specialist.
In Division II, regional runner-up Fenwick had five all-state selections.
Senior Matt Swisher was first-team on attack. Fenwick had three second-team picks in midfielder Cooper Mulligan, attack Parker Beuerlein and short-stick defensive midfield Bruce Bray. Joe Farlaino was honorable mention long-stick midfield.
La Salle had one second-team pick in Drew Schrudde in midfield. La Salle’s Wesley Limle (attack) and Charlie Roesel (goalie) were honorable mention.
Turpin’s Luke Elliott was second team on defense.
Indian Hill had a second-team pick in Jaxon Frye (long-stick midfield). Penn Picton was third-team on defense.
Wyoming’s Jackson Palermo was third-team all-state at goalie and Gabe Scruggs was honorable mention midfield.
Mariemont’s Andrew Duckwall was third-team defense and Eli Hernandez honorable mention on defense.
In honorable mention, Clinton-Massie’s Mason Martini (attack) and Edgewood’s Corbin Wiggins (face-off).
Girls lacrosse all-state
Division I
Cincinnati had two first-team all-state selections in Sycamore’s Carly Thiel (midfield) and Paige Harris (defense).
Sycamore had a second-team pick in Jordana Ronis-Tobin (attack).
Other second-team all-state picks are Kings senior Kenzie Beck (midfield) and Springboro teammates Caroline Ling (attack) and Chloe Downing (defense).
Kings made the Division I state semifinals.
Ling was co-attack of the year.
Division II
Region 8 champion and state semifinalist Indian Hill had two first-team all-state picks in Lexi Larsen (midfield) and Michelle Lindberg (midfield). Larsen was named Division II midfielder of the year.
Mariemont had three first-team all-state selections in Brynna O’Brien (goalie), Cece Kuwatch (attack) and Jane Muller (defense). Mariemont had two second-team selections in Charlotte Soller (midfield) and Emmy Tepe (defense).
Wyoming has two first-team picks in Ella Hummel (defense) and Riya Jain (attack).
Ursuline had two second-team all-state selections in Grace Bevington (midfield) and Harper Hodgett (goalie).
CHCA had one second-team all-state selection in Macy Lashells (attack).
Girls All-Region
The girls all-region teams were released along with the all-state selections.
Division I, Region 4
First team
Goalkeeper of the year: Brynna Hall (St. Ursula).
Defender of the year: Paige Harris (Sycamore).
Midfielder of the year: Carly Thiel (Sycamore).
Attack of the Year: Caroline Ling (Springboro).
Midfielder: Carly Thiel (Sycamore), Kenzie Beck (Kings), Carea Tuck (Walnut Hills), Ava Sellet (Seton), Claire Baenziger (Mason), Marin Bode (Kings).
Attack: Caroline Ling (Springboro), Jordana Ronis-Tobin (Sycamore), Faith Sellet (Seton), Tyler Bowers (Walnut Hills), Aly Young (Seton).
Defense: Paige Harris (Sycamore), Chloe Downing (Springboro), Bella Land (Kings), Kennedy Dye (Sycamore), Rachel Denny (Springboro).
Goalkeeper: Brynna Hall (St. Ursula), Lauren Kolb (Springboro).
Second team
Midfielder: Sami Drew (Kings), Tess Geiger (Sycamore), Grace Dresher (Springboro), Marie Flessa (Walnut Hills), Kirsten Hurr (Mason), Lucy Sander (Mt. Notre Dame).
Attack: Grace Sims (Kings), Zoey Miller (Mason), Maeley Rohe (Springboro), Poppy Wallbank (Lakota East), Elena Ditchen (Milford).
Defense: Josie DeBruer (Walnut Hills), Addison Curp (Walnut Hills), Sophia Foster (Milford), Riley Egbert (Lakota West), Amelia Cline (Walnut Hills).
Goalkeeper: Kamryn Frankowski (Sycamore), Amanda Schneider (Milford).
Honorable mention
Kiersten Morgan (Anderson), Elina Emmons (Fairfield), Paiten Volz (Kings), Madelyn Owens (Kings), Alyssa Cleland (Lakota East), Addy Dailey (Lakota East), Sydney Zegar (Lakota West), Brooke Hermann (Lakota West), Alexa Cool (Lebanon), Rachel Kohlhorst (Lebanon), Jessie Perkins (Little Miami), Maddie McCauley (Little Miami), Amelia Macura (Loveland), Marisa Finley (Loveland), Kate Ryder (Mason), Izzy Dean (Mason), Kennedy Schneider (Milford), Gabi Navas (Milford), Madison Coster (Oak Hills), Peyton Steinriede (Oak Hills), Ryan Schroth (Seton), Gretchen Goettke (Seton), Sophie Nemitz (Springboro), Paige Gutmann (Springboro), Kate Sullivan (St. Ursula), Sadie Nugent (St. Ursula), Kenna Bolt (Sycamore), Lilly Nocito (Sycamore), Lauren Christy (Walnut Hills), Brynn Halbeisen (Walnut Hills).
Division II, Region 8
Midfield of the year: Lexi Larsen (Indian Hill).
Attack of the year: Riya Jain (Wyoming).
Defender of the year: Ella Hummel (Wyoming).
Goalkeeper of the year: Harper Hodgett (Ursuline).
First team
Midfielder: Lexi Larsen (Indian Hill), Michelle Lindberg (Indian Hill), Grace Bevington (Ursuline), Charlotte Soller (Mariemont), Ryley Heilmann (Ursuline), Ellen Benintendi (Turpin).
Attack: Riya Jain (Wyoming), Cece Kuwatch (Mariemont), Macy Lashells (CHCA), Siena Motch (Seven Hills), Laurel Black (Mariemont).
Defense: Ella Hummel (Wyoming), Jane Muller (Mariemont), Emmy Tepe (Mariemont), Reagan Licata (Seven Hills), Avery Ackel (Turpin).
Goalkeeper: Harper Hodgett (Ursuline), Brynna O’Brien (Mariemont).
Second team
Midfielder: Lucy Snyder (CHCA), Roxy Sorensen (Wyoming), Anna Mallaley (CHCA), Sophie Wiles (Seven Hills), Jenna Mallaley (CHCA), Francie DiMauro (Madeira).
Attack: Taylor Denning (Turpin), Abby Ranz (Wyoming), Kallie Adams (Indian Hill), Jessi Robinson (Indian Hill), Isabel Ramirez (CCD).
Defense: Cara Bush (Fenwick), Katherine Wasco (Turpin), Vera Plunkett (Fenwick), Lily Moore (Roger Bacon), Gracie Smart (Roger Bacon).
Goalkeeper: Quincy Morris (Seven Hills), Belle Cogan (Turpin).
Honorable mention
McNicholas: Audrey Beverly, Olivia Stein; Fenwick: Katie Gallagher, Kate Tanaka; CCD: Elizabeth Zimmerman, Megan Zimmerman; Indian Hill: Samantha Kayne, Cassie Larsen; Madeira: Grace Kellet, Caroline Kusak; Mariemont: Macy Hampton, Anna Morgan; Roger Bacon: Parker Cribbs, Alyssa Sunderman; Summit Country Day: Annette Lalonde, Iris Katz; Turpin: Ainsley McCosh, Eva Fennell; Ursuline: Grace Roberts, Kiersten Eckmann; Wyoming: Kathrine Rutherford, Ryann Knepp.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: All-Ohio boys, girls lacrosse honors, plus girls all-region picks
