Alexa Stone 2025 Midfield Bishop Ireton High School
Quinn Murray 2025 Midfield Georgetown Visitation
Kenzie Rassas 2026 Midfield Georgetown Visitation
Bre McVicker 2025 Midfield James Madison High School
Daniela Serrano 2025 Midfield Our Lady of Good Counsel
Annabelle Walsh 2026 Attack Our Lady of Good Counsel
Amory Imperatore 2025 Midfield Potomac School
Caitlin Jarvis 2025 Goalie Potomac School
Catherine LeTendre 2025 Midfield Potomac School
Stella Pence 2025 Attack Potomac School
Avery Coleman 2025 Midfield Sidwell Friends School
Claire Shannon 2026 Midfield St. John’s College
Emma Sweeney 2025 Midfield St. Paul VI
Emily Alperstein 2026 Defense St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes
Lillian Israel 2026 Attack St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes
Harper Jensen 2026 Midfield St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes
Chloe Lambert 2026 Midfield St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes
Izzy Bernasek 2025 Midfield Stone Ridge
Logan May 2026 Defense Stone Ridge
Sophia Stoltz 2025 Attack Stone Ridge
Coco Rigoli 2025 Midfield Yorktown
Nominations may only be submitted by the head coach. Nominations can not come from club coaches, assistant coaches, or parents. You will be asked to enter your information on the nomination form.
Before nominating a player, please read the updated Player Awards Criteria. Any submission that does not meet the criteria in the Player Awards handout will be eliminated from voting.
US Lacrosse All-Americans are the best players from their area. They exhibit superior skills and techniques,
possess exceptional game sense and knowledge, and embody good sportsmanship..
● Players must be members of their varsity lacrosse team
● Players must have played in a majority of their teams’ games for the current season.
● Players must be a starter or significant contributor to their team.
● Players must be of outstanding character and be in good academic standing in their school
● Must be a current season 1st Team All Conference/All District, 1st Team All Region or 1st
Team All player
● A player who violates their school or program’s written contract or code of conduct may be excluded
from consideration. Any and all violations must be disclosed to the area chair prior to the vote.
● Sportsmanship and safe play are attributes that must be considered. In this regard, an account of the
number of cards (Women’s Game) or attained by a player in the current season should be considered
during nomination and voting. If a player has a substantial amount of cards or unsportsmanlike fouls, it
is recommended that the Area Chair request testimony from the nominating coach as to how the
player’s fouls are not lessening their sportsmanship.
● A coach MUST be a member of USA Lacrosse in order to submit nominations
Averie Cage 2025 Midfield Battlefield High School
Kate Hare 2025 Defense Bishop Ireton High School
Reagan Lowrance 2026 Goalie Bishop Ireton High School
Kate McCrocklin 2026 Midfield Bishop Ireton High School
Caitlin Musolino 2026 Attack Bishop O’Connell High School
Kathryn Lesniewski 2025 Defense Georgetown Visitation
Martha Lauren Nichols 2025 Midfield Holton-Arms School
Corinne Jaggard 2025 Midfield Langley High School
Peyton West 2025 Attack Langley High School
Brooke Buursink 2026 Goalie McLean High School
Bailey Zimmerman 2025 Defense Oakton High School
Lucy Beucher 2025 Defense Our Lady of Good Counsel
Ava Grandi 2025 Attack Our Lady of Good Counsel
Dana Judd 2026 Defense Our Lady of Good Counsel
Brooke Ambrose 2026 Midfield Potomac School
Sisi Kostorowski 2026 Defense Sidwell Friends School
Ava Quintas 2025 Defense St. Paul VI Catholic High School
Meg Adams 2026 Defense St. Stephens & St. Agnes
Laney Jensen 2026 Attack St. Stephens & St. Agnes
Maddie Moore 2025 Defense St. Stephens & St. Agnes
Allison Haag 2026 Midfield Stone Ridge School
Nominations may only be submitted by the head coach. Nominations can not come from club coaches, assistant coaches, or parents. You will be asked to enter your information on the nomination form.
Before nominating a player, please read the updated Player Awards Criteria. Any submission that does not meet the criteria in the Player Awards handout will be eliminated from voting.
A US Lacrosse All-Academic Player is one who exhibits exemplary lacrosse skills, good sportsmanship on the
field, represents high standards of academic achievement in the classroom, and volunteers within their
community.
● A High School All-Academic Form for the player must be completed and submitted to the Area Chair through the online submission process.
● Players must be a JUNIOR or SENIOR on their varsity or approved scholastic club team.
● Players must have played in majority of their teams’ games for the current season
● Player must be a starter or significant contributor to their team
● Players shall have left their mark beyond the lacrosse field and classroom by making significant
contributions of service to the school and/or community.
● Must be a First Team All State, All Region or All-Conference/All-District player or played for a
US Lacrosse Women’s Division National Schools Girls Tournament Team, Under Armour
Tournament Team, American Select Tournament Team or Brine Tournament Team.
● Player has a minimum cumulative (freshman year through application deadline) grade point
average 3.7 GPA out of a 4.0 academic scale. If in doubt, please ask the school guidance counselor
for assistance determining acceptable GPAs for a 5.0 scale or weighted GPA.
● Nominations must include transcripts with a signature or e-signature from their school’s Guidance Counselor.
● Submissions MUST include BOTH Weighted/Non Weighted GPA in order to be eligible.
● Nominations must include information on any significant community service that was completed.
● A player who violates their school or a program’s written contract or code of conduct may be excluded
from consideration. Any and all violations must be noted on the player’s final nomination form.
● Sportsmanship and safe play are attributes that must be considered. In this regard, an account of the
number of cards (Women’s Game) or Unsportsmanlike fouls (Men’s Game) attained by a player in the
current season should be considered during nomination and voting.
● Any player that has received a diploma from a secondary school will not be eligible for All – Academic
status during postgraduate study.
● A coach MUST be a member of USA Lacrosse in order to submit nominations

Catherine LeTendre, Potomac School
Nominations may only be submitted by the head coach. Nominations can not come from club coaches, assistant coaches, or parents. You will be asked to enter your information on the nomination form.
Before nominating a player, please read the updated Player Awards Criteria. Any submission that does not meet the criteria in the Player Awards handout will be eliminated from voting.
This award recognizes a senior player in each area who goes above and beyond in service to her team,
school, and community. An athlete, who truly honors the game of lacrosse, is invested in the development of
the game in her community, and is an exemplary member of her team. This player exemplifies the
fundamentals of lacrosse, works hard to improve her game, and exemplifies the spirit of the game both on and
off the field. Academically, she is an outstanding student and a valued role model in her school.
● Players must be members of their varsity lacrosse team or approved scholastic club program.
● High School SENIORS (Post Graduate students are not eligible)
● Players must be of outstanding character, be in good academic standing in their school (eligible) and demonstrate good sportsmanship and safe play.
● Resume and/or Letter of Recommendation referencing years of lacrosse involvement and their
contributions to the game, school, and community must be emailed to the Area Chair.
● Letter of Recommendation referencing athlete’s commitment to personal development within the game
must be emailed to the Area Chair.
● Player is a starter or significant contributor (plays over half a game on average). Athletes can be, but
are not required to be an All-American or All-Academic candidate.
● Completion of the Jackie Pitts nomination form by head coach or athletic administrator.
● A coach MUST be a member of USA Lacrosse in order to submit nominations

Claire Berg, Potomac School
This award honors those Head Coaches in each area from both the men’s and women’s game who exemplify the ideals of the game of lacrosse. The award is intended to recognize the individual’s overall coaching performance and contribution, not just coaching wins – although they may be considered. The Selection process is to be administered by the Area Chair in conjunction with the player awards.
1. This award is only available to Head Coaches.
2. Nominees must be members in good standing within their area and a member of US Lacrosse
3. Nominees must demonstrate outstanding sportsmanship on and off the field.
4. Nominees must demonstrate excellent rapport with their players, officials, and other coaches.
5. After the online submission form is completed, the coaches resume reflecting their coaching experience and any accolades must be sent to the Coach of the Year Chair for the Association.
