Glory Days Boys Lacrosse Player of the Year nominees, All-Stars

Boys Lacrosse All-Stars
Player of the Year: Marty Cattie, Ocean City (Sr.)
Other Player of the Year nominees
Mikey Vanaman, St. Augustine Prep (Sr.): Vanaman was one of the toughest players in South Jersey to guard this season, as evidenced by his team-leading 41 assists. He also scored 33 goals, including a couple of huge goals during a late-season victory over Ocean City, the best team in the Cape-Atlantic League. Prep plays an independent schedule, and Vanaman came through time and again against some of the toughest competition in the state. The Wagner commit helped lead Prep to a 14-4 record.
Colin Cooke, Mainland (Jr.): Cooke was one of the most prolific scorers in the CAL, and a reloading Mustangs team needed his efforts to keep pace with the likes of Ocean City and Absegami. Cooke led the Mustangs with an impressive 63 goals and also added 16 assists while scooping up more than 100 ground balls. Cooke helped Mainland post a 12-7 overall record, including 4-0 in the CAL National.
Anthony Inserra, Ocean City (Sr.): The Red Raiders had one of their best seasons ever, posting a 19-3 record, and had a bunch of guys rack up some big-time scoring numbers. What goes unnoticed sometimes is the player who puts those attack players in position to score. Inserra was one of the best distributors in the league this season, racking up a team-high 48 assists. He also scored 21 goals, one of six players on Ocean City’s roster to tally 20 or more goals.
Billy Kroeger, Ocean City (Sr.): Any lacrosse coach worth his salt will tell you the key to winning games is possession, and the Red Raiders had one of the top faceoff men in the state. Kroeger won about 75 percent of the faceoffs he attempted this year, which allowed the Red Raiders to quickly get into their offense and score goals in bunches. He was also a team captain and one of the most respected players in South Jersey. Kroeger was a second-team all-state selection this season.

All-Stars
Charlie Dahl, Ocean City (Sr.): One of the best goalies in the league, Dahl racked up nearly 100 saves while leading the Red Raiders to 19 wins and a berth in the sectional semis.
Noam Levy-Smith, Ocean City (Jr.): Smith led the Red Raiders with 59 goals and also added 10 assists.
Christian Kuhn (Sr.): Kuhn was another of the Red Raiders’ top scoring options, as he finished with 46 goals and 24 assists.
Trent Laveson, Ocean City (Sr.): Laveson really made a name for himself this season, scoring 44 goals and adding 20 assists.
Jake Schneider, Ocean City (So.): Another guy who had better than 30-30, Schneider tallied 32 goals and 38 assists.
Kyle Saul, Ocean City (Sr.): One of the best long poles in the league, the defenseman made life a little bit easier for Dahl in goal.
Sam Phillips, Holy Spirit: Phillips led the Spartans with 28 goals while adding 12 assists and 47 gound balls.
Eric Roman, Holy Spirit (Fr.): He scored just nine goals, but led Spirit with 22 assists and 84 ground balls.
Jake Angier, Oakcrest (Jr.): Angier was the best scoring option for the Falcons, as he amassed 36 goals while adding 12 assists.
Ryan Liberty, Oakcrest: Led the Falcons in points with 58, scoring 27 goals while adding a team-high 31 assists.
Colin Veltri, Oakcrest (Fr.): Veltri was another solid scoring option for Oakcrest as he finished with 26 goals and 21 assists.
Chrish Vicchiarelli, Mainland (Sr.): Vicchiarelli was literally pulled out of the hallway after two other goalies went down with injuries, and the hockey player finished with nine wins and 112 saves.
Pat Taylor, Mainland (Sr.): Despite getting plenty of attention from defenses after a stellar junior year, Taylor still finished with 18 goals and 26 assists.
Dominic Gagliardi (Jr.): Gags finished with 34 goals and 22 assists, and also won 63 of the 77 faceoffs he attempted while adding 59 ground balls.
Kyle and Nathan Rush, Mainland (Sr.): The brothers have been some of the top defenders in the league the past couple of years, and they combined for more than 80 ground balls this year.
Thomas Kelly, Mainland (Sr.): Kelly was one of the better faceoff men in the CAL this season, winning 187 of 253 faceoff attempts.
Robbie Nawrocki, Cedar Creek (Sr.): Nawrocki was one of the top scorers in the league, racking up 57 goals and 19 assists, and he also led the Pirates with 70 ground balls.
Jake Nawrocki, Cedar Creek (Jr.): He’s quickly become one of the top goalies in the league. This year, Nawrocki finished with 154 saves and eight wins.
Jayson Fraone, Cedar Creek (Sr.): Fraone is an athletic attacker and scored 25 goals to go along with 10 assists.
Aidan Richardson (Sr.): A football star and a hard-hitting defenseman, he finished with 43 ground balls and set the tone defensively.
Jacob Zinckgraf, EHT (Sr.): He led the way for the Eagles, scoring 44 goals and adding six assists.
Andrew Venuto, EHT (Jr.): Venuto scored 19 goals and added 16 assists, while also winning 269 faceoffs and scooping up 176 ground balls.
Luke Wescoat, Absegami: Absolutely fearless in front of the cage, Wescoat finished with a league-leading 223 saves and helped the Braves to a second-place finish in the CAL National.
Paul McColgan, Absegami (Sr.): A team captain, McColgan also was the Braves’ most prolific scorer, finishing with a team-high 31 goals and 25 assists.
Matt Maggi, Absegami: Another great scoring option for the Braves, Maggi added 29 goals and 13 assists.
Sean Drew, Atlantic City (Sr.): The senior finished with 160 saves this season and 582 for his career.
Joey Serafine, St. Augustine Prep (Jr.): Arguably the best goalie in South Jersey, Serafine finished with 13 wins and 138 saves against a very tough schedule.
David Burr, St. Augustine Prep (Jr.): One of the top players in South Jersey, Burr scored 44 goals and added 23 assists.
Steve Dellemonache, St. Augustine Prep (Jr.): One of the best faceoff men in South Jersey, he won 106 of 173 attempted and gave Ocean City fits in a big win over the Red Raiders late in the season.
Brandon Gibson, St. Augustine Prep (Sr.): An Army commit, the senior defenseman was a third-team all-state selection