An All-American, Bowen recorded 58 goals and 26 assists this season, helping Brunswick reach the Class B quarterfinals. Bowen also scooped up 85 ground balls. For his career, Bowen had 144 goals and 44 assists. He plans to attend Boston College in the fall.

Buchanan earned All-America status this season as one of the state’s top defenders. He had 45 takeaways while grabbing 65 ground balls. Yarmouth coach Jon Miller praised Buchanan’s ability to check, and his foot speed that helped him defend the state’s top scorers. Buchanan plans to play at Colby College next season.

Christie was the top scorer in the Navigators’ potent offense, recording 40 goals and 53 assists. His goal early in the second half of the Class A championship game gave Falmouth the lead for good. Christie plans to attend Harvard in the fall and study biology.

The Varsity Maine Player of the Year, Davis is a Varsity Maine All-State selection for the third straight season. Davis was a key player in the Navigators’ run to the Class A title, scoring 51 goals to go with 32 assists. Davis, who will continue his lacrosse career in college at Lafayette, graduates as the state’s all-time leader in points with 351.

Demeroto scored 49 goals to go with 19 assists and 49 ground balls, helping lead Marshwood to its first state title. He scored with 39.1 seconds left to lift the Hawks to an 8-7 victory over York in the Class B final. Demeroto scored his 100th career goal in a win over Windham in early May. He plans to continue his lacrosse career at St. Joseph’s College.

Edborg was the top scoring threat for the Golden Trojans, tallying 56 goals and 21 assists. A three-year starter, he graduated with 204 career points, including 136 goals. He plans to attend Southern Maine Community College.

An All-American, Foley was a workhorse for Deering, helping the Rams reach the Class A semifinals and win 11 games. Foley scored 41 goals and dished out 14 assists. Over the past two seasons, Foley tallied 88 goals, and his play was a big reason Deering became a Class A contender. He plans to play lacrosse next year at Plymouth State in New Hampshire.

An All-American and repeat selection to the Varsity Maine All-State squad, Hersey is a versatile player. A standout defender, he also grabbed a short stick to join the attack when the Golden Trojans played a man up. Hersey scooped up 98 ground balls and caused 46 turnovers. He scored 12 goals and had 12 assists, and also served as a strong faceoff man. He’ll play collegiate lacrosse at Merrimack.

Another repeat All-State player and All-American, Kearns established himself as the top faceoff man in the state, winning possession for his team 78% of the time. His ability to win faceoffs was the pivotal difference in the state final, allowing the Navigators to control the ball and pull away in the second half for the Class A title. Kearns tallied five goals and four assists. He’ll continue his lacrosse career at Colby College.

Minnihan scored 68 goals and had 25 assists to help lead Yarmouth to the Class A final after the Clippers won the Class B championship the previous two seasons. A top dodger and inside finisher, Minnihan was the Clippers’ top midfielder over the past two seasons, according to coach Jon Miller. He plans to attend the University of Tampa.

A repeat Varsity Maine All-State pick, Redfield also earned All-American honors for the second straight year as a steadying presence in Yarmouth’s net. Redfield posted a 65% save percentage this spring. His quick hands, excellent ball-handling skills and speed completed the Clippers’ strong defensive group. Redfield will continue his lacrosse career at Union College.

Witham earned All-American honors after posting a 73% save percentage. The Eagles’ netminder made 196 saves while allowing 73 goals. His play helped Messalonskee win 11 games and earn the No. 2 seed in the Class B tournament. He’ll enter his senior season as one of the state’s top returning players.