The Varsity 845 boys lacrosse players of the week poll is online for April 20-26 and April 27-May 3. Information was utilized on reports gathered by Varsity 845 and nominations. Coaches are encouraged to provide their game reports in order for athletes to be chosen; they may also nominate one player from their team by Sunday afternoon.
One athlete per school is allowed per week. Each poll winner is ineligible for the following week.
Go to RecordOnline.com/sports/high-school and vote as often as you like until Monday, May 11, at 11 p.m. The winners will be announced each week on the @Varsity845 account on X/Twitter.
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Varsity 845 boys lacrosse player of the week (April 27-May 3, large)
(candidates are listed alphabetically)
Devin Csanko, Pine Bush
He had two goals in the Bushmen’s 15-2 loss to Cornwall on April 28.
Isaiah Foreman, Newburgh
He had 13 stops in the Goldbacks’ 14-3 loss to Wallkill on April 29. He had seven stops in a 14-1 loss to Rondout Valley on May 1.
Bryan Hagan, Middletown
He had 19 stops in the Bears’ 8-7 loss to Washingtonville on April 29.
Mike Holland, Minisink Valley
He had five goals in the Warriors’ 15-10 loss to Kingston on April 27.
Brady Magsamen, Pine Bush
He had four goals in the Bushmen’s 12-6 win over Lourdes on April 27.
Brennan Meyer, Kingston
He had four goals in the Tigers’ 15-10 win over Minisink Valley on April 27. On April 29, he added five goals and five assists in a 19-7 win over Goshen on April 29.
Luke McVey, Washingtonville
He had 13 stops as the Wizards bowed to Valley Central 9-5 on April 27. He had 14 saves in an 8-7 win over Middletown on April 29.
Christian Perron, Warwick
He had 12 saves as the Wildcats beat Valley Central 10-3 on April 29.
Cooper Sherry, Valley Central
He had eight saves (reaching 300 for his career) in a 9-5 win over Washingtonville on April 27.
Liam Williamson, Monroe-Woodbury
He had three goals in the Crusaders’ 9-6 loss to Minisink Valley on April 29.
Varsity 845 boys lacrosse player of the week (April 20-26, large)
(candidates are listed alphabetically)
Dylan Butcher, Valley Central
He had five goals as the Vikings beat New Paltz 14-5 on April 20. On April 21, he added five goals in a 12-1 win over Wallkill. On April 24, he had three goals in a 17-1 win over Newburgh.
Liam Creeden, Washingtonville
He had six goals in the Wizards’ 12-10 loss to Minisink Valley on April 20. He had two goals in an 8-3 win over Wallkill on April 23.
Clayton Demonoko, Newburgh
He had 18 stops as the Goldbacks bowed to Lourdes 13-7 on April 20.
Joe Sepesi, Kingston
He had five goals in a 14-12 win over Delaware Valley, Pa., on April 22. On April 24, he had three goals in an 18-2 win over Middletown.
Anthony Severo, Monroe-Woodbury
He had two goals in a 7-4 loss to Highland on April 21. He had three goals and four assists in a 12-3 win over Pine Bush on April 23.
Nevan Stelmaszyk, Pine Bush
He posted 21 stops as the Bushmen fell to Warwick 10-8 on April 20. He had 10 stops in a 12-3 loss to Monroe-Woodbury on April 23.
Henry Wright, Warwick
He scored four goals as the Wildcats beat Pine Bush 10-8 on April 20. He had a goal in a 9-6 loss to North Rockland on April 25.
Varsity 845 boys lacrosse player of the week (April 27-May 3, small)
(candidates are listed alphabetically)
Trevor Coates, Highland
He had three goals in the Huskies’ 13-3 win over LaSalle on April 28.
George Fatsis, James I. O’Neill
He had eight stops in the Raiders’ 15-5 loss to Saugerties on April 30.
Mason Gamache, Saugerties
He had four goals in the Sawyers’ 15-5 win over O’Neill on April 30.
Anthony Greco, Rondout Valley
He had two goals and three assists as the Ganders beat Newburgh 14-1 on May 1.
Hunter Laviano, Goshen
He had three goals in the Gladiators’ 19-7 loss to Kingston on April 29.
Danny Sullivan, Cornwall
He had two goals and seven assists as the Dragons beat Pine Bush 15-2 on April 28. He had four goals and three assists in a 15-14 OT win over Fordham Prep on May 2.
Nick Vidal, Wallkill
He had four goals in the Panthers’ 14-3 win over Newburgh on April 29.
Varsity 845 boys lacrosse player of the week (April 20-26, small)
(candidates are listed alphabetically)
Trace Baker, Rondout Valley
He had 18 stops in the Ganders’ 13-10 loss to Saugerties on April 23.
Eli Berry, James I. O’Neill
He had seven goals as the Raiders beat Nanuet 13-10 on April 20.
Justin Caballero, Highland
He had 10 saves in a 7-4 win over Monroe-Woodbury on April 21. He added four saves in a 17-5 win over O’Neill on April 23.
Mark DiDonna, New Paltz
He had three goals in a 13-8 loss to Red Hook on April 23. He had two goals in a 14-5 loss to Valley Central on April 20. He had two goals in a 13-5 win over Newburgh on April 25.
Chris Gurda, Goshen
He had five goals in a 12-7 win over Middletown on April 22. He had three goals in a 19-11 loss to Minisink Valley on April 24.
Leandro Lemus, Wallkill
He had 13 stops in the Panthers’ 12-1 loss to Valley Central on April 22.
Landon MacDougall, Saugerties
He had five goals in the Sawyers’ 13-10 win over Rondout Valley on April 23. He had three goals and three assists in a 9-5 win over Christian Brothers Academy on April 25.
Jayden Saraceno, Cornwall
He had eight goals in the Dragons’ 12-8 win over Warwick on April 22. He had six goals in a 17-6 win over Arlington on April 25.
This article originally appeared on Times Herald-Record: Vote for the Varsity 845 boys lacrosse players of the week
Reporting by Ken McMillan, Middletown Times Herald- Record / Times Herald-Record
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