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Anthony Caporuscio
Crestwood, Freshman
Caporuscio made an immediate impact on the attack as the leading scorer for the Class 2A state quarterfinalists. He scored 79 goals and assisted on 47 others for the Comets.
George Vavlas
Wyoming Seminary, Senior
Vavlas helped the Blue Knights finish the regular season tied for first in Division 1 of the Wyoming Valley Conference at 10-3. From his attack position, he led the team in assists with 25 and was second in goals with 30.
T.J. Herron
Dallas, Freshman
Herron landed a spot on the attack for the Mountaineers and helped them finish tied for first in Division 1 of the Wyoming Valley Conference. He contributed 22 goals, 35 assists and 41 groundballs.
Duncan Breig
Wyoming Seminary, Senior
Breig scored 43 goals from his midfield position to lead the Blue Knights in their first season as a PIAA member in boys lacrosse. He also had 15 assists while helping the team advance to championship games in Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 and District 2 Class 2A.
Sam Greenfield
Wyoming Area, Junior
Greenfield moved up in the ranks after earning second-team Times Leader all-star honors as a sophomore. The midfielder helped the Warriors to the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 title with 52 goals and 12 assists.
Kyle Richards
Crestwood, Senior
As a defensive midfielder, Richards played a key two-way role on a Comets team that followed up a winning regular season with a District 2 Class 2A championship. He produced 27 goals and 12 assists.
Christian Motley
Dallas, Sophomore
Motley is already a two-time Times Leader all-star. He earned honors on defense last season. This season, as a long-stick midfielder he handled 101 groundballs, caused 32 turnovers and had two assists while helping the Mountaineers get into the three-way playoff for the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 title.
Nick Ganter
Wyoming Seminary, Sophomore
Ganter was one of the leaders of a Blue Knights defense that limited opponents to 6.6 goals per game while reaching division and district title games. He led the team in takeaways with more than one per game and also handled 18 groundballs.
John Betzko
Dallas, Sophomore
Betzko, a defender, handled 49 groundballs and caused 17 turnovers while leading the defensive unit for the Mountaineers, who matched the best record in the Wyoming Valley Conference at 10-3.
Justin Joseph
Wyoming Area, Junior
Joseph kept the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 champions in possession, setting up their offense by winning 86 percent of faceoffs. He was a second-team Times Leader all-star in the same role last year as a sophomore.
Coach of the Year
Brian Zabroski, Crestwood
Only one team other than Delaware Valley has ever won a District 2 championship in boys lacrosse. Crestwood has managed both of those title in just three seasons under Zabroski. Although the 2015 team had the better overall record at 17-5, this year’s district champions made school history by adding a state tournament win. During the regular season, the Comets were last in Division 1 of the Wyoming Valley Conference where all five teams went 5-0 against Division 2 and finished with winning records and within three games of each other in the final standings. The improvement they showed late in the regular season, however, continued though the district championship run. Crestwood is 43-22 in Zabroski’s three seasons.
— Compiled by Tom Robinson