Since 2010, Adrenaline has been highlighting the top west players that have come through the lacrosse program. The top 60 players from the entire West are selected by the Adrenaline Evaluation Team for this prestigious award and competitive game.
Since its launch in 2010, the Adrenaline All-American Game has honored the very best lacrosse players from across the western United States. Each year, the top 60 boys’ and girls’ players in the West are hand-selected by the Adrenaline Evaluation Team to compete in this prestigious event.
Hosted at the world-class Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, TX, the Adrenaline All-American Game provides a long-overdue national spotlight for western athletes who have helped grow and elevate the sport. Played in front of a packed house of fans and broadcast nationally on ESPN+, the game ensures these athletes receive the recognition they deserve on the biggest stage.
For countless younger players, these All-Americans serve as role models and proof that elite lacrosse talent thrives in the West. Adrenaline is proud to celebrate their accomplishments while giving them the national platform they have worked so hard to earn.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Ford Center at The Star
9 Cowboys Way
Frisco, TX 75034
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The 2025 Adrenaline All-American Games received standout national media attention, underscoring the event’s status as the premier stage for Western lacrosse talent. USA Lacrosse Magazine featured both a comprehensive preview and game recap, spotlighting the 113 elite high school seniors selected to compete and the impact of the games on the national stage. Inside Lacrosse provided in-depth coverage, including game previews, full roster breakdowns, and postgame recaps highlighting standout MVP performances and key moments from both the boys’ and girls’ games.
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Players will have two full days of events at the All-American Game. Players should plan to be in Texas on Friday evening. The schedule of events will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 27th, and end after the games on Sunday, July 28th. Players will receive a more detailed schedule as the event approaches.
All games are broadcast nationally on ESPN+. The broadcast is led by Morgan Alexander, Drew Hemerick, Jonathon Hoppe, and Jono Zissi.
Morgan Alexander
Morgan Alexander is a seasoned sports reporter and former sports news anchor for CBS19. After her time in local television, she transitioned into digital media, where she covered major events and teams including the Dallas Mavericks, TCU Football, the Cotton Bowl, and the Big 12 Championship. She currently works with Game On Sports Network, serving as a sideline reporter for high school football across Texas and covering SMU football and basketball.
Jonathon Hoppe
Jonathon Hoppe is a Sports Reporter for WBRC 6 News in Birmingham, Alabama and a freelance play-by-play broadcaster for ESPN+. Jonathon, a 2020 graduate of Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Communications, has experience calling high-level ACC Men’s Lacrosse games, NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Tournament games and has been the lead announcer for each of the past four Adrenaline All-American weekends.
Jono Zissi
Zissi graduated from Tufts University, where he was a 3 year starter, a 2x All New England Attackman, and scored over 100 career goals. He earned a degree in Psychology and Sociology. He also holds a Masters Degree in Education & Literacy from University of San Diego. Zissi is from Winchester, MA and attended Winchester High School & PG’d at Avon Old Farms School, where he was a three sport standout in Football, Basketball & Lacrosse. Zissi was inducted into Winchester High School Athletics Hall of Fame in May of 2017 and the Tufts University Athletics Hall of Fame, as a coach, in April of 2018.
Drew Hemerick
Drew Hemerick is a graduate of Southern Methodist University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Sports Management. Before transferring to SMU to pursue her academic and career goals in sports, Drew played collegiate lacrosse at San Diego State University.
She currently works as a Sales Associate for Legends with the Dallas Cowboys and is also involved in broadcasting, serving as a sideline reporter for SMU Football and freelancing with Game On Sports Network.
Head Coach
Anthony Demaio
Anthony DeMaio (b. March 26, 1997) brings a strong Maryland pedigree to his current coaching and playing roles. A former standout at the University of Maryland (class of 2022), he was selected in the PLL Player Pool and joined the California Redwoods as a valued member of the offense. He’s listed at 5’10”, 165 lbs and hails from San Diego, CA.
After concluding his collegiate lacrosse career, DeMaio transitioned seamlessly into both high-level coaching and professional play. As head coach of The Woodlands in Texas, he has led and mentored elite youth athletes, combining his on-field vision with off-field leadership. Simultaneously, he competes in the PLL with the Redwoods, leveraging his deep connector knowledge of Maryland-style midfield play to bring creativity and energy to the pro game. Off the field, he’s active in clinics and training camps, helping develop the next generation.
Assistant Coach
Jared Bernhardt
Jared Bernhardt (b. Sept 12, 1997) is one of the rare athletes to win national championships in two sports and then transition into pro lacrosse—and coaching. A Lacrosse All-American at Maryland (2017–2021), he helped the Terrapins win the 2017 NCAA title as a freshman and capped his senior year by taking home the prestigious 2021 Tewaaraton Award. He ultimately became the school’s all-time leading scorer with 202 goals and 290 points.
Following lacrosse, Bernhardt switched to football as a grad transfer quarterback at Ferris State, where he led the Bulldogs to an undefeated 14‑0 national championship season in 2021. After that season, he joined the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted free agent wide receiver, where he made the roster and scored a preseason touchdown before an injury-led retirement in 2023 . He then spent part of 2024 on the BC Lions’ practice squad in the CFL.
In June 2025, Bernhardt signed a two-year deal with the PLL’s Denver Outlaws, bringing his rarity as an elite two-sport athlete and his explosive speed to a stacked lineup. Off the field, he has also embraced coaching, working as the Director of Player Development at Maryland and, most recently, being named an assistant coach for the University of Florida women’s lacrosse team.
Assistant Coach
Asher Nolting
Asher Nolting earned MVP honors in the 2017 AAA All-Star Game at High Point University, showcasing his elite attacking prowess. A standout at Cherry Creek Academy, he went on to play collegiately for High Point before stepping into the PLL arena with the Boston Cannons franchise. Known for his field vision, finishing ability, and leadership, Nolting continues to bring grit and scoring ability to every level—from prep to the pros.
Head Coach
Max Silblerlicht
Max Silberlicht is the current Head Coach of the Israel men’s national lacrosse team, a role he’s held since January 2019. Before that, he led Latvia to its best-ever world championship finish, 18th place, in 2018. A Hobart College alumnus and former standout Division I goalie, Silberlicht ranks second in Hobart history with a .576 save percentage, 553 career saves, and an 18‑win record.
In the collegiate coaching ranks, Silberlicht served as assistant coach at Lynchburg (2010–12), then helped Bowdoin to four winning seasons—including consecutive 10-win years (2012–17). In 2017 he joined Boston University, contributing to top-12 national finishes in caused turnovers and strong defensive stats through 2020. Internationally, beyond head coaching Israel in field, he was assistant for Israel’s men’s sixes squad at the World Games 2022. Recently featured for his global impact—from New York to Ashkelon—Silberlicht is known for growing lacrosse community-wide.
Assistant Coach
Jason Leneau
Jason Leneau is the respected head coach of the St. Mark’s School lacrosse program in Dallas, TX. A 2002 graduate of the University of Virginia, Leneau has spent over a decade building one of the top prep programs in Texas. His teams are known for their strong fundamentals, disciplined play, and team-first culture.
Under Leneau’s leadership, St. Mark’s has earned consistent postseason success and produced numerous Texas All-State selections, with many athletes continuing on to play at the NCAA level. Beyond the scoreboard, Leneau is recognized for fostering both athletic excellence and personal growth in his players.
Assistant Coach
Justin Anderson
Justin Anderson is the Head Coach and Program Director at Keller High School Lacrosse in Keller, Texas, while also captaining the Denver Outlaws in the Premier Lacrosse League. A 3× All-American and team captain at UNC Chapel Hill (2016–21), he helped lead the Tar Heels to an NCAA Final Four appearance in 2021, and earned multiple All‑ACC and Academic honors.
Anderson’s unique journey includes a two-year LDS mission to Concepción, Chile before starting college, demonstrating deep character and maturity. Professionally, he’s a 2× PLL All-Star, a 2023 PLL Champion, and currently serves as Denver’s team captain.
As Keller’s HS coach, Anderson is transforming the program—with a unified system from youth levels onward—and living in Keller with his family. He’s also coached at West Coast Starz (2016–20) and as Offensive Coordinator at Southlake (2021–24).
Head Coach
Ally Gibb
Ally Gibb is a decorated collegiate athlete and current member of Team Éire (Ireland) for the 2025 international cycle. She began her college career at the University of Denver, where she was a two-time Big East Champion and NCAA Tournament participant, earning Big East All-Academic First Team honors in both seasons. She later transferred to Mercer University, contributing as a defensive midfielder to two Big South titles and NCAA Tournament appearances. Over her collegiate career, she played in 30 games, recording 12 ground balls, 11 caused turnovers, seven draw controls, and one goal, while also earning multiple academic distinctions from both the SOCON and IWLCA.
A Colorado native, Gibb was a standout at Valor Christian High School, where she was a U.S. Lacrosse All-American, Jackie Pitts Award winner, and two-time varsity captain. She earned First Team All-State, Academic All-State, and All-Continental League honors. Now making her mark as a coach, Gibb serves as the Girls’ Director at LacrosseDen, coaches with Team 180 Elite, and is a varsity coach at Cherry Creek High School, helping develop the next generation of elite talent.
Assistant Coach
Kaley Kakac
Kaley Kakac is a midfielder at Johns Hopkins from Lone Tree, CO. A two-time US Lacrosse All-American at Valor Christian, she holds the school record with 664 draw controls. As a freshman, she played in 10 games and tallied 20 draw controls and her first collegiate goal. Off the field, she’s a black belt with over 30 world titles in martial arts.
Head Coach
Reese Robinson
Reese Robinson is an incoming junior attacker at the University of Southern California (USC), bringing elite-level talent and a proven record of success. A McKinney, Texas native and McKinney North High School standout, she dominated at the prep level—emerging as the program’s all-time leading scorer and setting the single-season goal record with an incredible 111 goals. Reese also starred on club lacrosse with Grit Lacrosse and earned coveted selections to the 2023 New Balance All-American and Adrenaline All-American games.
At USC, Reese has made an immediate impact. As a freshman transfer from Rutgers in 2024, she featured in 15 games, tallying seven goals and two assists, including a multi-goal outing against Monmouth. She posted an impressive .864 shots-on-goal rate and contributed defensively with six ground balls, two caused turnovers, and a draw control. Notably, during a February 2025 matchup against UC Davis, Reese scored both of USC’s goals in a third-quarter surge that helped secure a 12–7 victory.
Head Coach
Shae Hagans
Shae Hagans is an incoming sophomore attacker at Jacksonville University, following an outstanding freshman season that earned her unanimous ASUN Freshman of the Year honors. She led the Dolphins in scoring and earned Second Team All-ASUN and ASUN All-Freshman Team selections. Recognized nationally as a 2025 Inside Lacrosse Impact Freshman, Shae also showcased her elite talent through participation in the Adrenaline All-American games and as a member of the USBOXLA team. A standout at Prosper High School in Texas, she amassed an incredible 497 goals and 139 assists, earned four consecutive Texas All-State selections, and was named a USA Lacrosse and Adrenaline All-American.
A dual-sport athlete and accomplished student, Shae’s first-year collegiate impact included leading her team with consistent scoring and becoming a cornerstone of Jacksonville’s offensive unit. Growing up in Prosper, Texas, she stood out as a multi-year varsity basketball player and earned her place on the USBOXLA team, demonstrating versatility and competitive spirit. Looking ahead, Shae continues to build on a decorated freshman campaign and is poised for even greater success as a catalyst for Jacksonville’s lacrosse program.
Drawing inspiration from the renowned Adrenaline All-American Game, the All-American Futures is a dynamic celebration of youth lacrosse, bringing together top-tier 2029 players from across the Western region. The first AAA Futures will take place in 2025! For more information, please visit All-American Futures.
*Nominate 2026 Watch List Boys & Girls Players via the form at the top of the event page!
2026 Player Watch List
GIRLS
Sophia Cuteno- Attack- Marlborough/Mad Dog- CA- Syracuse
Kate Kenney- Attack- Redondo Union/Mad Dog- CA- Harvard
Grace Elardo- Attack- Coronado/Outlaw- CA- Holy Cross
Hannah Bernthal- Attack- Menlo/STEPS- CA- Vanderbilt
Sophie Ghosh- Attack- St. Ignatius/STEPS- CA- Stanford
Ava Fossati- Attack- Marlborough/McDonogh/Yellow Jackets- CA- Boston College
Julia Evans- Defense- Prosper- 214- TX- SDSU
Sadie Goodenough- Defense- Marin Academy/STEPS- CA- Northwestern
Katie Pepper- Defense- Sacred Heart/STEPS- CA- Dartmouth
Lily Selchere- Defense- Sacred Heart- STEPS- CA- Duke
Sara Ellis- Defense- St. Francis- Tenacity- CA- UC Davis
Samantha Nissen- Defense- Amador Valley- Tenacity- CA- Oregon
Eden Kime- Goalie- Acton Academy West/GRIT- TX- Dartmouth
Aubrey Geibelson- Goalie- Marlborough/Mad Dog- CA- Harvard
Lyla Palecek- Goalie- Cathedral Catholic/Mad Dog- CA- Denver
Kayla Agarie- Midfield- Foothill/Alliance- CA- Brown
Sydney Dunn- Midfield- Coronado/Alliance- CA- Brown
Chloe Gibbs- Midfield- IMG/Alliance- CA- USC
Jackie Jimenez- Midfield- Desert Vista/Alliance-CA- SDSU
Carys Albers- Midfield- Rockwall/GRIT- TX- Florida State
Jillian Murphy- Midfield- Anderson/GRIT- TX- CU Boulder
Lily Mebust- Midfield – La Jolla/Outlaw- CA- UC Davis
Catherine Tonelli- Midfield- Torrey Pines/Outlaw- CA- SDSU
Courtney Whittaker- Midfield- Kinkaid/South Coast- TX- Denver
Olivia Abbott- Midfield- Sacred Heart/STEPS- CA- Stanford
Isabel Pujolar- Midfield- Bainbridge /STEPS- WA- Columbia
Stephanie Zola- Midfield- Marin Academy/STEPS- CA- Princeton
Leele Bigelow- Midfield- Valor Christian/Team180- CO- Stanford
Ryn Gardner- Midfield- Evergreen/Team180- CO- CU Boulder
Sawyer Bohlig- Midfield- Miramonte/Tenacity- CA – Northwestern
Jessica Sprague – Midfield – San Ramon Valley/True Lacrosse CA Attack – CA – Dominican
Lucia Mannoni – Defense – Cardondelet/True Lacrosse CA Attack – CA – Uncommitted
Kaelyn Inokuchi – Midfield – Dougherty Valley/True Lacrosse CA Attack – CA – Uncommitted
Taliyah Martinez – Attack- Maple Ridge/Alliance – Canada – Pittsburgh
BOYS
Joe Ligas- Defense- Whitney-CA- Notre Dame
Max Ripple- Attack- St. Ignatius- CA- Michigan
Hunter Cristo- Midfield- St. Ignatius- CA- Uncommitted
Tanner Olrich- Midfield- St. Ignatius- CA- Virginia
Tucker Jones- Defense- St. Ignatius- CA- Navy
Josh Logan- Midfield- ESD- TX- Virginia
Alex Askeroglu- Midfield- Cypress- TX- Duke
Gabe James- Goalie- Jesuit Dallas- TX- Ohio State
Cody Mabry- Midfield- Cypress- TX- Boston
Amaan Cambrelen- SSDM- Legend- CO- Ohio State
Max Bushaw- Midfield- ESD- TX- Notre Dame
Win Chandler- Defense- Seattle Prep- WA- Duke
Jackson Bond- Defense- Highland Park- TX- UNC
Bennett Hendricks- Midfield- Culver- Brown
Beckett Archer- LSM- Seattle Prep- WA- Princeton
Rhett King- Goalie- CornerCanyon- UT- Denver
Gabe Carerra- Attack- Brighton- UT- Uncommitted
Ross Jacobsen- Attack- Torrey Pines- CA- Dartmouth
Ford Mitchell- LSM- LCC- CA- Uncommitted
Tom Lowe- LSM- Bishops- CA- Upenn
Jackson Ryan- Defense- Bishops- CA- Army
Tyler Sepeta- Defense- Bishops- CA- Uncommitted
Max Wenger- SSDM- Torrey Pines- CA- Bucknell
Camden Korb-nice- LSM- Nathan Hale- WA- Bucknell
Foster Huang- FO- Torrey Pines- CA- Syracuse
Johan Van Oast- FO- St. Ignatius- CA- Michigan
Luke Bitner- FO- Jserra- CA- Air Force
Landon Johnson- Midfield- Eastlake- WA- Cornell
Colby Rossettie- Attack- Lawrenceville- CA- Hopkins
Tate Sedlachek- Midfield- Marin Catholic- CA- Harvard
Mackie Malkiel- Midfield- Jesuit- OR- Utah
Bridger Stockton- Defense- Torrey Pines- CA- Drexel
Tristan Diaz- SSDM- Granite Hills- CA- Uncommitted
Jake Renschen- Attack- Denver East- CO- Upenn
Ashton Hutter- Midfield- Valor- CO- Air Force
Blake Ham- Midfield- Valor- CO- Denver
Mason Ham- Defense- Valor- CO- Denver
Cody Wheeler- Attack- Rocky Mountain- ID- Uncommitted
Eli Friedman- Midfield- Brophy- AZ- Uncommitted
Maddax Ranly- Midfield- Brophy- AZ- Uncommitted
Keagan Putney- Goalie- Sunset- OR- Uncommitted
Sam Beach- Goalie- WRA- CO- Bryant
Braylan Englehart- Defense- Erie- CO- St. Bonnies
Rome Swanwick- Attack- Judge- UT- Uncommitted
Steele Crissman- Attack- MICDS- MO- Denver
Chase Hellie- Defense- CA- Loyola
Lucas Miles- Midfield- Hill- CA- Uncommitted
Owen Vance- Defense- Jesuit- OR- Uncommitted
Cash Ginsberg- Attack- Loyola- CA- Uncommitted
Kellen Dunn- Attack- Delasalle- CA- Uncommitted
Nate LaGuardia – Defense – AZ- Uncommitted
2024 GAME REPLAYS & HIGHLIGHTS
Game Replays
2023 ALL-AMERICAN MEDIA FOOTAGE & HIGHLIGHTS
Game Replays
Inside Lacrosse
2019 ALL-AMERICAN MEDIA FOOTAGE & HIGHLIGHTS
All-American Photo Albums
Inside Lacrosse
Adrenaline Lacrosse
The Lacrosse Network
Western Lacrosse Hall of Fame
Lax All Stars
2018 ALL-AMERICAN MEDIA FOOTAGE & HIGHLIGHTS
Inside Lacrosse
Lacrosse AllStars
TLN
2017 ALL-AMERICAN MEDIA FOOTAGE & HIGHLIGHTS
Western Prime/ AAA Event Album | 2017
Western Prime/ AAA Standouts | Ty Xanders, Recruiting Rundown | 2017
AAA Game Highlights | GameTime Footage | 2017
Full Adrenaline All American Game | ECD/ GameTime Footage | 2017
The 2025 All-American Games take place on Saturday, July 27, with featured matchups at 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM. Come watch the top high school lacrosse players in the West compete at the highest level. Admission is free and open to all fans.
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