NEWS 2011
2011 Recipient of the NCLRA Simo Award
Hank Molloy is the deserving recipient of this year's Simo Award. This award was conceived in memory of Greg Simon, who passed away in 2010. It is given to the official who best exemplifies the attributes practiced by Greg Simon during his tenure as a Northern California Lacrosse Referee Assocation official.
Greg's good nature, flexibility, dedication to the game, officiating excellence and commitment to teaching have been consistently demonstrated by Hank Molloy not only in 2011, but during all his years of service to the organization and as a member of the NCLRA Board of Directors. As an award recipient, Hank will now assist the board in not only choosing next year's winner, but help the NCLRA choose the recipients for the NCLRA Scholarship Award for 2012.
Pictured above with Hank, is Heidi Locke-Simon and John Boone. For more information on NCLRA >>
Showdown in San Francisco: Third Annual Fall Lacrosse Classic Pits Denver vs. Harvard at Kezar Stadium
Bay Area Youth Sports (BAYS) Foundation Brings NCAA Division I lacrosse back to Northern California
SAN FRANCISCO, JULY 27, 2011– Two of the country's top college lacrosse programs – the University of Denver Pioneers and the Harvard University Crimson – will face off in the third annual San Francisco Fall Lacrosse Classic Presented by Levi's®, scheduled for Kezar Stadium at 3 PM on Saturday, October 8, 2011. This will be the third consecutive year that the Bay Area Youth Sports Foundation has hosted the only NCAA Division I lacrosse competition in California. All revenue from the event will benefit a variety of innovative sports and education programs for underserved children in the Bay Area.
NOR CAL PLAYERS FAIR WELL AT NATIONAL TEAM TRYOUTS – TAGLIAFERI SELECTED TO U19 ROSTER
Three Northern California high school lacrosse players who were invited to compete for roster spots on the United States U-19 National Lacrosse Team returned home today having done a fantastic job of representing the best of Northern California lacrosse at the tryouts. Even more exciting was the fact that Michael Tagliaferi (San Ramon Valley – North Carolina) became the first Northern California player every selected to represent the United States on the U19 National Team.
Patrick Worstell (San Ramon Valley – Syracuse), Matt Emery (St. Ignatius – undeclared) and Tagliaferi all tried out for one of 23 roster spots during a 4 day tryout this past weekend at UMBC in Baltimore along with 120 of the best players in the nation. According to Carlos Trujillo (Archbishop Mitty) who was one of 20 members of the U-19 Selection Committee “All three players earned a great deal of respect from the members of the selection committee and each of them had highlight moments throughout the tryout. As a selector, I couldn’t favor any players, but as a Nor Cal HS coach, I couldn’t help but be proud of the way these three players more than held their own with the best players the East Coast had to offer. Congratulations to Patrick, Michael and Matt for a job well done!”
US Lacrosse Central CA All American Awards 2011
Carmel, CA: June 8, 2011- US Lacrosse is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2011 All American and Academic All American Awards. Many Lacrosse programs took great strides this year making it the most competitive season for both the SCCAL and the MTAL. It is heartening to see so many of the former junior players making an impact for their local high school teams. It is also great to see so many newer high school programs playing at such a highly competitive level. This is a tribute to the countless hours of time and the amazing effort by the players, parents, school administrators and, particularly, the coaches.
All American:
Gus Samios, Senior - Midfield, Pacific Collegiate High School, Santa Cruz, CA
Ryan Walker, Senior - Attack, Pacific Grove High School, Pacific Grove, CA
Christian Rosa, Honorable Mention, Stevenson School, Carmel, CA
Academic All American:
Matthew Bruckman, Senior attack, Stevenson School, Carmel, CA
Coach of the Year:
Samir Chaudry, Pacific Collegiate High School
Assistant Coach of the Year:
Ryan Whitelaw, Aptos High School
Man of the Year:
Dale Tills, Monterey Peninsula YMCA Youth Lacrosse
The Central California Area of US Lacrosse is pleased to honor these individuals for their outstanding effort and achievement. For additional information please contact Bruce Dini, US Lacrosse Central California Area Representative at brucedini@gmail.com.
Congratulations to the 2011 NCJLA High School Champions:
Santa Rosa Boys Varsity
Casa Grande Girls
Oakland Tech Boys JV
Playoff Brackets: Boys Varsity and JV, Boys U15A, Boys U13A, Boys U11A
From Nothing to quite something! Oakland tech's Amazing season
The Oakland Tech JV lacrosse team won the NCJLA championship on Sunday, May 22. The program, only in its second season and started off by an equipment grant from US Lacrosse, is now the top JV club team in all of Northern California. Oakland Tech is public high school in a struggling urban school district. Heach JV Coach Beau Shore had serious challenges the first season; the new team lost every game except the for the last one. Plus a majority of the players had never even played lacrosse before. However hard work, excellent coaching from assistants Jason Moore, Quincey Smith, Amitai Cohen, and Dede Szykier, financial support from the local lacrosse community and the US Lacrosse equipment grant all paid off this year with an amazing winning season and ultimate championship.
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Northern California Chapter of US Lacrosse Names Girls’ High School All Americans
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 6, 2011
SAN JOSE, CA – Eleven Bay Area high school lacrosse players have been named as US Lacrosse Girls’ High School All-Americans. Players, who are nominated by their coaches and supported by their respective leagues, were voted on by a committee of Northern California lacrosse coaches and league representatives that included for the first time one representative from each League in Northern California and the NCJLA.
The following local players were named to the team (players listed in alphabetical order):
Mari Cajandig, SR, Attack, Davis Senior High School
Hannah Farr, SR, Midfield, St. Ignatius College Prep
Devon Frazer, SR, Midfield, Acalanes High School
Rachel Hinds, SR, Midfield, St. Ignatius College Prep
Kerianne Hunt, SO, Midfield, Carondelet High School
Erin Jeffery, SO, Attack, Carondelet High School
Emily Klein, SR, Attack, Foothill High School
Michaela Michael, SO, Attack, Menlo School
Madison Moore, SR, Defense, California High School
Sierra Perrella, SR, Attack, Marin Catholic High School
Leah Sherman, SR, Midfield, Lick Wilmerding High School
“We are very proud of the players chosen as 2011 All-Americans,” said Ken Cuozzo, Chair of the Northern California All-American selection committee. “These players represent the very best of Northern California lacrosse, both through their outstanding play on the field, and their exemplary character and accomplishments off the field. Many of the players selected will continue their lacrosse careers at the college level, including Division I programs such as Stanford, Brown and the University of Oregon.”
NOTE: US Lacrosse will make their official announcement in early July.
Northern California Chapter of US Lacrosse Names Boy’s High School All Americans
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May 24, 2011
SAN JOSE, CA – Eleven Bay Area high school lacrosse players have been named as US Lacrosse High School All-Americans. Players, who are nominated by their coaches and supported by their respective leagues, were voted on by a committee of Northern California lacrosse coaches and league representatives that included for the first time one representative from each League in Northern California and the NCJLA.
The following local players were named to the team (players listed in alphabetical order):
Jack Bodine, SR, Attack, St. Ignatius College Prep
Bobby Gray, SR, Attack, St. Ignatius College Prep
Jarrett Hassfeld, SR, Midfield, Monte Vista High School
Casey Hock, SR, Attack, Monte Vista High School
Connor Hunt, SR, Defense, De La Salle High School
Jordan Latendresse, SR, Defense, San Ramon Valley High School
JW McGovern, JR, Attack, St. Ignatius College Prep
Carson Mead, SR, Defense, Miramonte High School
Logan Rooney, SR, Midfield, South Valley Chiefs Lacrosse Club
Michael Tagliaferri, JR, Midfield, San Ramon Valley High School
Patrick Worstell, JR, Midfield, San Ramon Valley High School
"We are extremely proud of our 2011 All Americans," said Carlos Trujillo, Nor-Cal Chairman for US Lacrosse Secondary School Division. "They are outstanding young men on and off the lacrosse field and represent the best of Bay Area lacrosse. Their talents on the field further display the continued growth of the sport of lacrosse in our region. These young men earned the respect of their teammates, opponents and coaches. Many of these players have Division I college commitments from schools like Syracuse, Notre Dame, North Carolina and Navy and we wish them well in their college careers. We are equally proud of our Academic All American's who represent the best and brightest in their respective classrooms."
Also receiving awards were the following players and coaches:
ACADEMIC ALL AMERICANS
Gabe Beaudoin, SR, Goaltender, Marin Academy
Jaime Goldfield, SR, LSM, Santa Rosa LC
Ryan Le, SR, Midfield, Bellarmine College Prep
Elliot Plant, SR, Midfield, Marin Academy
COACH OF THE YEAR
Blake Kim, Sacred Heart Prep
ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR
Chris Dean, Marin Academy
MAN OF THE YEAR
Todd French, San Ramon Valley High School
NOTE: US Lacrosse will make their official announcement in early July.
WILA Announces inaugural All-Western Men's Lacrosse Teams, Post-Season Awards
NDNU's Nguyen, Fredericks & Dini highlight list
ALAMOSA, Colo.— The Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association announced Tuesday (May 17) its 2011 All-Western Teams and post-season award winners for men's lacrosse. The awards were selected by a vote of the association's head coaches and sports information directors after the receipt of coaches' nominations.
12-member first and second team units were selected by position and each include three attack players, three midfielders, three defenders, a goalie, a defensive midfielder/faceoff specialist and a long stick midfielder. Players that received votes for the teams, but not selected to the first or second team were given honorable mention status. Coaches or SIDs were not allowed to vote for their own players.
An Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year and Coach of the Year were also
selected in a similar voting procedure and will each receive a plaque signifying the accomplishment. Each of the All-WILA
selections will also receive certificates.
Notre Dame de Namur University of Belmont, Calif. won the inaugural WILA Championship after posting a 7-1 record in
league play. Argo Coach Stephen Dini was named as the Coach of the Year. He guided four First Team All-Western picks,
including Offensive Player of the Year Kevin Nguyen, sophomore midfielder from Bainbridge Island, Wash. and Defensive
Player of the Year Matt Fredericks, a graduate student from San Francisco, Calif.
Mesa State goalie Brad Brandenburg, a native of Seal Beach, Calif., and an honorable mention selection, was selected as
the WILA Freshman of the Year.
All five squads, which hail from three Western states, had at least one representative on the first team unit. Notably, Dominican
junior attack Reed Upson and Fredericks were the only unanimous first team picks. Upson had four other Penguin
teammates named to the first team.
For more information, please contact association director Chris Day at (719) 587-7825 or by email at clday@adams.edu.
Firehawks Youth Lacrosse Club Raises Nearly $15,000 for Programs for Underserved Children
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Name: Face-Off 5K Charity Fun Run
Date: May 6, 2011
Place: Redwood City, CA
Contact: Doug Appleton, Firehawks Lacrosse, dappleton@eastonbellsports.com
"Firehawks give back!" is part of the core foundation and belief system of the Firehawks, a youth lacrosse club serving boys and girls ages 6-15 from the Peninsula of the San Francisco Bay Area. The Firehawks pride themselves on being different from other clubs by giving back to the community and helping out those who honor the game of lacrosse.
The club follows the Native American proverb, “Tell me and I'll forget. Show me and I may not remember. Involve me and I'll understand.”
All Firehawks are required to participate in an annual club-wide community service project. On May 6, 2011, for the 3rd year in a row, the Firehawks held a charity fun run to raise money for two outstanding programs serving disadvantaged youth: Native Vision (www.nativevision.org) and Lacrosse for LIFE (www.lacrosseforlife.org).
Native Vision is a partnership between Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health and the National Football League Players Association. Firehawk funds will be used to help nearly 1,000 Native American youth from across the country attend a summer sports and life skills camp. The camp is lead by professional and collegiate athletes who donate their time to work with participating youth.
Lacrosse for LIFE (Leadership, Integrity, Friendship, Education) uses the sport and tradition of lacrosse to inspire and educate youth in under served and at-risk communities in San Francisco. Firehawk funds will be used to purchase lacrosse equipment for youth players in urban San Francisco.
This year's Face-Off 5k was sponsored by Easton Lacrosse. SlingIt Lacrosse and Goetz Bros Sporting Goods donated raffle prizes.
Past Firehawk community service projects include an environmental clean up and providing gifts to homeless families during the holidays. Firehawks have also sent care packages and letters to the Pachyderm Unit in Afghanistan through America Supporting Americans (ASA).
NORCAL TEAMS SELECTED FOR US LACROSSE WOMEN’S DIVISION NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Burlingame, CA - NorCal team tryouts for the US Lacrosse Women’s Division National Tournament (WDNT) were held Sunday, May 1 at Burlingame High School, in Burlingame, CA. The USL Women’s National Tournament will be held over Memorial Day weekend at Stony Brook University (NY).
Players for the NorCal teams were selected from an intense tryout of the 66 candidates from 21 different HS Varsity programs who registered. (Many more were nominated.) The selected team rosters and alternates for Nor Cal WDNT Teams include players from 18 different high school programs, including two players from a high school that does not offer lacrosse! There are forty total players: 18 juniors, 19 sophomores and 3 frosh named to two teams (plus a junior and 3 sophomores who are waiting in the wings as alternates, should the occasion arise for them to make the trip to WDNT). The teams also include seven players who represented NorCal last year at the WDNT event held in Maryland.
The teams will be coached by NorCal high school coaches. NorCal 1 will be led by Jen Lee, Head Coach Menlo School, and Amy Harms, Head Coach St. Ignatius Prep. Dara Robbins, Head Coach St. Francis High School (Sacramento), and Mona Mesbahi, Head Coach Pioneer High School, will coach NorCal 2.
“Our teams comprise two strong rosters of players who will unquestionably perform well at WDNT in their respective divisions,” stated Coach Jen Lee. “They will rise to the occasion of each and every challenge they face in their opponents. This is the very first time our Northern CA Chapter of US Lacrosse has been granted a second team, and we are so excited to have the opportunity to bring more of our Northern CA players to this important event. Thanks to ALL head coaches of girls’ varsity programs in Northern California who helped to make this a reality.”
NorCal Girls U-15 National Championship Teams
| NOR CAL 1 TEAM | |||
Last |
First | Grade | School |
| ADLER | Elyse | 11 | Menlo School |
| BIFFAR | Charlotte | 10 | Palo Alto HS |
| BULLINGTON | Brooke | 10 | Menlo School |
| CUMMINGS | Caroline | 9 | Sacred Heart Prep |
| DREXEL * | Kylie | 10 | Davis HS |
| DUDLEY | Emma | 10 | Berkeley HS |
| FLATHER | Kimberley | 11 | Palo Alto HS |
| GOERZ | Ashlynn | 10 | Monte Vista HS |
| HARDING | Martha | 11 | Castilleja School |
| KELTY | Emy | 11 | Palo Alto HS |
| KELTY | Nina | 10 | Palo Alto HS |
| KIM * | Alexandra | 10 | Menlo School |
| KOTAS | Taylor | 11 | St Francis, Mtn. View |
| MICHAEL * | Michaela | 10 | Menlo School |
| REEVES * | Katrina | 10 | Granite Bay HS |
| ROBINSON * | Alexa | 11 | St. Ignatius College Prep |
| SABBAG | Madison | 11 | Gunn HS |
| SHAEFFER | Liz | 11 | Oak Ridge HS |
| SOUTHMAYD * | Paige | 11 | Monte Vista HS |
| VINCELETTE | Nicole | 10 | St. Ignatius College Prep |
| * participant on 2010 Nor Cal Team | |||
| NOR CAL 2 TEAM | |||
| Last | First | Grade | School |
| BECKSTROM | Emma | 10 | Palo Alto HS |
| BENNETT | Meagan | 10 | St. Francis, Sacramento |
| BERRY | Monica | 10 | Davis HS |
| CHUCK | Kelly | 10 | Davis HS |
| DOERR | Catherine | 11 | Monte Vista |
| HOLBEN | Celeste | 10 | St. Francis, Sacramento |
| JORDAN | Jacqueline | 10 | St. Francis, Mtn. View |
| LIBUIT | Haley | 11 | St. Francis, Mtn. View |
| LILJEBERG | Kathleen | 11 | Monte Vista HS |
| LYONS | Ali | 10 | Mercy HS, Burlingame |
| MATTIMORE | Elizabeth * | 11 | St. Ignatius College Prep |
| MATTIMORE | Kathryn | 9 | St. Ignatius College Prep |
| MURPHY | Evan | 9 | Amador Valley HS |
| ROCKWELL | Nicole | 11 | Willow Glen HS |
| RODENBERGER | Gretchen | 10 | Willow Glen HS |
| RUBIN | Hannah | 10 | Menlo School |
| STEWART | Charlotte | 11 | St. Francis, Sacramento |
| TANAKA | Catherine | 10 | Davis HS |
| VREELAND | Baylin | 11 | Tamalpais HS |
| WOLF | Taylor | 11 | Berkeley HS |
| * participant on 2010 Nor Cal Team | |||
| Alternates (in alphabetical order) | |||
| BHATIA LIN | Anayna | 11 | Berkeley HS |
| HAYASHI | Lauryn | 10 | Amador Valley HS |
| LOWDEN | Catherine | 10 | Burlingame |
| WATKINS | Merenda | 10 | Hoover |
NORCAL TEAM SELECTED FOR US LACROSSE GIRLS’ U-15 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Berkeley, CA - The team to represent the NorCal Chapter at the US Lacrosse Girls' U-15 National Championship was selected following sessions on February 30th at Witter Field in Berkeley and March 5th at Treasure Island. The 2011 U-15 National Championship tournament will be played at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Lake Buena Vista, FL, July 20-22.
The NorCal Girls U15 National Team will be coached by Theresa Sherry, Head Coach of the University of California's Women's Lacrosse team and assisted by Danielle Spencer, Women's USA National Team player. Eligible players could be freshmen in High School but may not turn 16 on or before December 31, 2011. The NorCal team is comprised of players from Northern California Junior Lacrosse Association (NCJLA) and California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) schools.
“We had an amazing number of talented players tryout from all over the Bay Area, making our selection decisions very difficult,” commented Sherry. “The group we put together has a good mix of speed, athleticism, and tenacity, and we look forward to working with them this summer to represent Northern California!”
Sherry gave an overview of the players which were selected: “Allie Dacar from Pleasanton will anchor us in goal, with Olivia Deutschman (Pleasanton), Meghan Harrington(Danville), and Alex Robertson(Belvedere) defending in front of her. We expect Sarah Monday from San Ramon, Maddie Aston from Pleasanton, and Kyra Pelton from Redwood City to contribute on defense and on the circle as well.
Our midfielders will be led by Caroline Cummings, Cassie Angeles, Lynnea Flaherty, and Gabbi Klein. They will be joined by Brigid White, Louisa Biffar, and Jackie Gilbert as well, and we expect to get a lot of our offensive power from this talented group.”
Sherry continued, “Jordan Allen, Ashley Hill, and Kaitlin Frangione will lead our attack with a dangerous trio of abilities-1v1 drives, pinpoint feeding, and savvy cutting. Danville's Mari Waidelich, Ella Dzenitis, and Corinne Lafayette will also contribute on the attack and in the midfield. Jill Weidner from Novato will be a great target for us inside and she may contribute in the midfield as well. “
Sherry’s finished commenting on her squad: “With the depth of talent on this squad, we expect to wear down teams using midfield lines, an aggressive offense, and high pressure defense. We will work hard to make our region proud, and show the nation that we have some of the best lacrosse in the country in Northern California!.”
NorCal Girls U-15 National Championship Team
| Allen, Jordan | Novato , M |
Angeles, Cassandra |
San Jose , M |
| Aston, Madeline | Pleasanton , D |
| Biffar, Louisa | Los Altos Hills , M/D |
| Cummings, Caroline | Menlo Park , M |
| DaCar, Allie | Pleasanton , GK |
| Deutschman, Olivia | Pleasanton , D |
| Dzenitis, Ella | Danville , M/A |
| Flaherty, Lynnea | Pleasanton , M |
| Frangione, Kaitlin | Novato , A |
| Gilbert, Jackie | Pleasanton , M |
| Harrington, Meghan | Danville , D |
| Hill, Ashley | Novato , A |
| Klein, Gabbi | Danville , M |
| Lafayette, Corinne | Danville , A |
| Monday, Sarah | San Ramon , D/M |
| Pelton, Kyra | Redwood City , D |
| Robertson, Alexandra | Belvedere , M/D |
| Waidelich, Mari | Alamo , A |
| Weidner, Jill | Novato , A |
| White, Brigid | Palo Alto , M |
Jan 30 - NORCAL HALL OF FAMER BRIAN LANTIER TO BE INDUCTED INTO LONG ISLAND LACROSSE HALL OF FAME
Brian Lantier, NorCal Lacrosse Hall of Famer, will be inducted into the Class of 2010 of the Long Island Lacrosse Hall of Fame on February, 5, 2011 at the Huntington Hilton Hotel, Melville, NY.
Brian Lantier was born in Manhattan and graduated from Huntington High School (“HHS”) in 1960. Don Loughlin, Adelphi University Athletic Hall of Fame player and truly unsung hero in the growth of L.I. lacrosse, introduced HHS, Suffolk County, and Lantier to lacrosse. A prolific scorer, Mr. Lantier was the only Suffolk player on the 1960 ten-man Long Island Lacrosse All-Star Team. As a Huntington senior he was named to the first team All Scholastic Lacrosse Squad by the Metropolitan and Long Island Lacrosse Association.
Lantier played five years of college lacrosse (he played his first year at the University of Maryland) and broke Navy's 11-year old plebe scoring record as a freshman. In three seasons on the Navy varsity, the teams Mr. Lantier played on suffered only one loss and won three national college championships and one national open title.
Under the tutelage of legendary Willis “Bildy” Bilderback, Lantier received his first All-American honors at attack in ’63 and his second at midfield in ’64. In ’65 he was team captain and selected to First Team All American as a midfielder. When Bildy retired after nine national championships in twelve years, he named his ’65 team, singling out the midfield line, as his best in his coaching career. Lantier scored his last two college goals and
assists in the North-South Classic.
Graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, he was awarded the Stuart Oxnard Miller Memorial Lacrosse Cup and installed in the U.S. Naval Academy Athletic Hall of Fame with three USILA National Championships and an NCAA soccer medal.
After graduating from the Naval Academy, Mr. Lantier spent five years as a naval officer on sea duty, including action in the Vietnam War. After leaving the U.S. Navy, Mr. Lantier played for the Philadelphia Lacrosse Club as he embarked on an international banking career, working for some of the world's biggest financial companies. He has served on the U.S. Lacrosse Foundation's board of directors and was finance chairman of the U.S. Naval Academy alumni committee that built the $3 million Bilderback-Moore Navy Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
Lantier played three Grandmaster Vail Shootouts for the Navy Old Goats Club and was an assistant coach at St. Ignatius High School in San Francisco. He was inducted into the Northern California U.S. Lacrosse Foundation Hall of Fame in 2007. He is a past Board Member of the U.S. Lacrosse Foundation and continues to serve on the Nor Cal USL Chapter Board. Lantier was a shareholder and Board Member of the Major League Lacrosse’s now defunct San Francisco Dragons.
Lantier’s two sons played lacrosse for Mercersburg Academy (PA), Annapolis, Washington College, and Dallas Lacrosse Club; both currently coach youth lacrosse in the Dallas and San Francisco areas. His two grandsons are field and box lacrosse youth players. Retired since 1998, Lantier lives with his wife Carla, his HHS sweetheart and a University of Maryland graduate, in Tiburon, CA on the San Francisco Bay.
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Jan 17 - NORCAL TEAM SELECTED FOR US LACROSSE BOYS’ U-15 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Redwood City, CA - The NorCal team to represent NorCal Chapter at the US Lacrosse Boys' U-15 National Championship was selected on January 16 at Sequoia HS, Redwood City.Read Press Release >>
| Austin French | Scorpions U15A | attack |
| Chris Hill | Marin Catholic HS | attack |
| Duncan Hoskinson | Sacred Heart HS | attack |
| Joe Rodrigues | Bellarmine HS | attack |
| Robbie Stern | Acalanes HS | attack |
| Alex Castro | Sacred Heart HS | defense |
| Aran Roberts | San Ramon Valley HS | defense |
| Grant Shepardson | Novato HS | defense |
| James Harrison | Palo Alto HS | defense |
| Niko Souza | San Ramon Valley HS | defense |
| Liam Bourke | Redwood HS | LSM |
| Colin Rutan | Walnut Creek U15A | midfield |
| Finn Barry | Central Marin U15A | midfield |
| Joe Reid | Casa Grande HS | midfield |
| Kian Reno | Davis HS | midfield |
| Kyle Rodney | Walnut Creek U15A | midfield |
| Nick Hallmark | Marin Catholic HS | midfield |
| Peter Aliman | Ross Valley U15A | midfield |
| Sean Mayle | Sacred Heart HS | midfield |
| Ben Parietti | Jesuit HS | midfield/attack |
| Austin Appleton | Firehawks U15A | goalie |
| Christian Champie | Novato HS | goalie |
| Josh Miller | Foothill HS (alternate) | goalie (alternate) |
