Player of the Year

Bobby Gribbin

Georgetown Prep, Senior, Midfield

Did it all in final go-round; great numbers 40 goals, 137 ground balls, 78 percent faceoff wins but will be best remembered for game-winning shot in IAC final.

Coach of the Year

Matt Durkin

Good Counsel, Fifth Year

Took team to brink of history; season included rout of archrival DeMatha, revenge victory over St. Mary’s Ryken and near upset of Gonzaga in WCAC championship game.

First team

Michael Begley

Sherwood, Sr., M

County’s most dangerous, arguably best player. 53 goals, 20 assists in near-dream season.

J.P. Brennan

Walter Johnson, Sr., A

Best of terrific attack trio; 52 goals, including eight in regional final upset of Sherwood.

Curt Brooks

Wootton, Jr., LSM

Already a Georgetown University commit; unusual pace, carrying skills for long stick.

Cory Dobyns

Georgetown Prep, Sr., A

Spectacular scorer and Drexel (Pa.) commit scored 44 goals, played big against Landon in title game.

Cary Garfinkel

Bullis, Jr., A

“The quarterback,” according to coach Rob Pollicino; 40 goals, overtime game-winner against Prep.

Nick Gorman

Good Counsel, Sr., LSM

Three-time first teamer was lockdown as always, helped Falcons nearly win first WCAC crown.

Matt Greenblatt

Wootton, Sr., M

Little man with huge heart; tallied 41 goals, 16 assists, and played game of lifetime in state semifinals.

Sean Holliday

Quince Orchard, Sr., A

Carrier, creator, finisher; scored 78 points despite injuries, quarterbacked offense to storybook season.

Pat Keena

Landon, Sr., A

Repeat first teamer was offensive engine for IAC’s top team during regular season; committed to Navy.

John Kelly

Bullis, Sr., D

Lockdown bully makes second-straight appearance, helped Bulldogs to one of best-ever seasons.

Calum McClelland

Richard Montgomery, Jr., LSM

Rare talent already committed to Brown; unreal 17 goals as long stick, won 80 percent of faceoffs.

Pat McEnerney

Good Counsel, Sr., G

“An absolute gamer,” according to Durkin; committed to Loyola, made big stops in biggest games.

Kellen Miller

Landon, Sr., D

Maryland-bound pole one of the best in the country; headlined IAC’s best defense.

Eric Simon

Quince Orchard, Sr., A

One of county’s all-time top scorers; county-high 62 goals this spring, 310 points in four seasons.

Second Team

Kylor Bellistri

Bullis, Jr., A

Huge shooter; 51 goals.

Drew Borsody

Seneca Valley, Sr., A

59 goals, 10 at Churchill.

Chris Doran

Wootton, Sr., A

Scorer (36 g) and finisher (44 a).

Connor Gordon

Whitman, Sr., D

Mike Ricucci: “Our heart and soul.”

Marty Heyn

Quince Orchard, Jr., D

Mike Kowalick: “Didn’t get beat all year.”

Luke Howard

Landon, Sr., D

Huge pole; Ohio State bound.

Dylan Hubbard

Sherwood, Sr., M

Finally healthy; 43 points.

Alex Joyce

Landon, Jr., G

IAC’s stingiest netminder.

Matt Leonard

Churchill, Soph., A

Future star; 47 goals, 27 assists.

Stuart Nystrom

Quince Orchard, Sr., LSM

165 ground balls, 55 forced turnovers.

Jeff Hale

Georgetown Prep, Sr., LSM

Two-way threat, High Point commit.

Ryan McMahon

Bullis, Sr., G

Routinely made spectacular saves.

David Pim

The Heights, Sr., A

44 goals, 32 assists.

Jake Verner

Walter Johnson, Jr., A

Playmaker led team in assists.

Henry Williams

Georgetown Prep, Sr., D

Hard hitter; Notre Dame bound.

Third Team

Joe Banania, Gaithersburg, Sr., D

Colin Dabney, Walter Johnson, Sr., A

Brendan Durkin, Good Counsel, Sr., A

Liam Giblin, Georgetown Prep, Jr., A

Jonah Hessels, Poolesville, Sr., M

Conor Jordan, Rockville, Jr., A

Ryan Salah, Good Counsel, Sr., D

Austin Schoenfeld, Wootton, Fr., A

Shane Soghomonian, Watkins Mill, Sr., A

Eli Tolstoi, Quince Orchard, Sr., A