15 Boys’ Lacrosse Players to Watch

James Biegel, Cheverus senior, goalie: Experienced and agile, will anchor a strong defense.

Wes Bright, North Yarmouth Academy senior, defense: Big and tough, the left-hander is key to the team’s defensive efforts.

Nicco Delorenzo, Kennebunk senior, defense: Scooped up 94 groundballs and forced 54 turnovers to help the Rams advance to the Western Class A final.

Patrick Gassman, Kennebunk sophomore, midfield: Had 14 points and scooped 106 ground balls a season ago.

Zach Glazier, Maranacook-Winthrop senior, attack: Had 46 goals and 15 assists last season.

Cam Glover, Brunswick junior, attack: Dangerous scorer will be a key to the season for Dragons.

T-Moe Hellier, South Portland junior, goalie: Led the state with 184 saves, 65 percent of the shots he saw.

Nate Howard, Scarborough junior, midfield: A faceoff specialist and team sparkplug, he will initiate offense for the Red Storm.

Tom Lawson, Cheverus junior, attack: The three-year starter recorded 47 goals and 31 assists in helping the Stags to the Class A title game last year.

Thomas Leddy, South Portland senior, attack: Put up 49 goals for the Red Riots a year ago.

Alex McCormack-Kuhman, Wells senior, attack: Skilled offensive player will lead a young team coming off its best season.

Christian Neelon, Scarborough senior, attack: Will be a focal point of the offense after scoring 21 points last year.

Duncan Preston, South Portland senior, midfield: Scored 35 goals and scooped up 114 groundballs to lead the Riots to their first appearance in a Western Class A semifinal.

IV Stucker, Falmouth senior, attack: Texas native scored 25 goals and had a team-high 32 assists in his first season with the Yachtsmen.

Griffin Thoreck, Cape Elizabeth junior, midfield: Outstanding offensive player who can shoot effectively with either hand.

– Mark Emmert

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