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Jack Myers from Gonzaga (D.C.).

Jack Myers from Gonzaga (D.C.).

Nicky Solomon from Centennial (Ga.). Photo by: Mike Loveday

Nicky Solomon from Centennial (Ga.). Photo by: Mike Loveday

Landon and Joey Epstein hold on to No. 1 in the Week 6 Consensus Rankings.

Joey Epstein from Landon (Md.) photo courtesy Mary Ponomarenko.

Kyle Long from Springfield-Delco (Pa.).

Kyle Long from Springfield-Delco (Pa.).

Jeff Conner from Strath Haven (Pa.). Photo by Matt Chandik

Jeff Conner from Strath Haven (Pa.). Photo by Matt Chandik

BJ Farrare from McDonogh was chosen to the Baltimore Under Armour Underclass team.

BJ Farrare from McDonogh was chosen to the Baltimore Under Armour Underclass team.

Jacob Kelly from Calvert Hall. Photo by Mike Loveday

Jacob Kelly from Calvert Hall. Photo by Mike Loveday

Ricky Miezan from Episcopal (Va.).

Ricky Miezan from Episcopal (Va.).

Isaiah Dawson from Bishop's School (Calif.) is one of the top players in the Class of 2018. Photo by: Mike Loveday

Isaiah Dawson from Bishop's School (Calif.) is one of the top players in the Class of 2018. Photo by: Mike Loveday

Matt Brandau from Boys' Latin (Md.) during the 2017 Under Armour Underclassmen Games.

Matt Brandau from Boys' Latin (Md.) during the 2017 Under Armour Underclassmen Games.

Chase Scanlan scored 14 goals in a game while at Gowanda Central (N.Y.) in 2016. Photo by: Mike Loveday

Chase Scanlan scored 14 goals in a game while at Gowanda Central (N.Y.) in 2016. Photo by: Mike Loveday

Alex Simmons from Culver Academy (Ind.). Photo by Mike Loveday

Alex Simmons from Culver Academy (Ind.). Photo by Mike Loveday

Quentin Buchman from Santa Margarita (Calif.).

Quentin Buchman from Santa Margarita (Calif.). Photo by Mike Loveday

The entire list of 2018 Under Armour Boys' All-Americans who competed in the 13th-annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game on June 30 at Johns Hopkins University’s historic Homewood Field is listed below.

The South team defeated the North 22-15. North Carolina commit and LaxRecords.com Player of the Year Nicky Solomon earned MVP honors.

  • Attack

    Matt Brandau, Boys' Latin (Md.), Yale
    Brian Cameron, Bishop Guertin (N.H.), North Carolina
    Bryce Clay, Forest Hills Central (Mich.), Michigan
    Griffin Cook, Jamesville-DeWitt (N.Y.), Syracuse
    Xander Dickson, Brunswick (Conn.), Virginia
    Joey Epstein, Landon (Md.), Johns Hopkins
    Drew Erickson, San Ramon Valley (Calif.), Denver
    Jacob Kelly, Calvert Hall (Md.), North Carolina
    John John Lombardi, Salisbury (Conn.), Cornell
    Jack Myers, Gonzaga (D.C.), Uncommitted
    Nicky Solomon, Centennial (Ga.), North Carolina
    George Wichelns, Connectquot (N.Y.), Maryland

  • Attack/Midfield

    Garrett Leadmon, DeMatha (Md.), Duke
    Kyle Long, Springfield-Delco (Pa.), Maryland
    Nick Loring, Noble & Greenough (Mass.), Harvard
    Matt Magnan, Fox Lane (Conn.), Syracuse
    Chase Scanlan, IMG Academy (Fla.), Loyola
    Alex Simmons, Culver (Ind.), Denver
    Griffin Westlin, Seton Hall Prep (N.J.), Notre Dame

  • Face-Off Specialist

    Joe Neuman, Salisbury (Conn.), Yale
    Mike Sisselberger, Southern Lehigh (Pa.), Lehigh

  • Midfield

    Quentin Buchman, Santa Margarita (Calif.), Notre Dame
    Owen Caputo, Middle Creek (N.C.), Duke
    Jeff Conner, Strath Haven (Pa.), Virginia
    Isaiah Dawson, Bishop's (Calif.), Harvard
    Peter Fiorini, Baldwinsville (N.Y.), Syracuse
    Sean Kuttin, Chaminade (N.Y.), Yale
    Ricky Miezan, Episcopal (Va.), Stanford (Football)
    Jack Simmons, McDonogh (Md.), Virginia
    Evan Zinn, Staples (Conn.), Johns Hopkins

  • LSM/Defense

    Will Bowen, Boston College High School (Mass.), North Carolina
    Jose Boyer, Yorktown (N.Y.)/Deerfield (Mass.), Notre Dame
    Evan Egan, Torrey Pines (Calif.), North Carolina
    BJ Farrare, McDonogh (Md.), Penn
    Michael Gomez, Half Hollow Hills East (N.Y.), Johns Hopkins
    Tanner Hay, Victor (N.Y.), Albany
    Brett Makar, Yorktown (N.Y.), Maryland
    Alex Mazzone, Ward Melville (N.Y.), Georgetown
    Frank Marinello, Chaminade (N.Y.). Duke
    Cade Saustad, Highland Park (Texas), Virginia
    Wilson Stephenson, Brunswick (Conn.), Duke

  • Goalie

    Andrew Bonafede, Chaminade (N.Y.), Duke
    Patrick Burkinshaw, Brunswick (Conn.), Virginia
    Aleric Fyock, St. Mary's (Md.), Penn State
    Chayse Ierlan, Victor (N.Y.), Cornell

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