In a significant recognition of talent, eight boys lacrosse players from the Mid-Hudson region have been named all-state by the New York State Sportswriters Association. This announcement highlights the exceptional skills and contributions of these athletes during the recent season.
Among the honorees, Cornwall's senior face-off specialist Eli Barry and Saugerties' senior attack player Landon MacDougall earned third-team selections in Classes B and C, respectively. Their performances throughout the season have been pivotal for their teams, showcasing their abilities on the field.
In Class A, Monroe-Woodbury's Anthony Severo was recognized as a sixth-team selection. The senior midfielder has been a key player for his team, contributing significantly to their overall performance this season.
In Class B, Cornwall dominated the selections with multiple players being honored. Eli Barry's third-team selection was complemented by his teammates Jayden Saraceno, who earned a fourth-team spot, and Danny Sullivan, who was named to the sixth team. Additionally, Gabe Colsant received an honorable mention for his defensive prowess as a long-stick midfielder.
Class C also saw notable representation from the Mid-Hudson region, with Landon MacDougall securing a third-team spot. Highland/Marlboro's Luke Wiese was recognized on the fourth team, while Eben Yager also made the sixth team. These players have demonstrated remarkable skill and determination throughout the season.
Despite the absence of selections from Class D, the achievements of the recognized players reflect the growing talent and competitiveness of boys lacrosse in the Mid-Hudson area. The all-state honors not only celebrate individual excellence but also shine a light on the development of the sport within the region.
As the season wraps up, these accolades serve as a testament to the hard work and dedication of the athletes, coaches, and programs involved. The recognition from the New York State Sportswriters Association will undoubtedly inspire future generations of lacrosse players in the Mid-Hudson region.
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