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Seven summers. One national stage.

The Nation'sBest in OneTournament.

Divisions for 2028 · 2029 · 2030 · 2031
July 24–25, 2027Two days, four to five games CopperplexEdgewood, Maryland
Find your tryout Watch 2026 championship games
  • 12national regions
  • Meritnot club
  • 150+college recruiters
The sideline at the National Senior All-American Game
New Jersey regional player
DMV regional player
Pacific Southwest regional player
South regional player
Americans player in the Senior All-American Game
Colorado regional player
Nationals player in the Senior All-American Game
Nationwide
12 National
Regions
Pacific NW · Pacific SW · Midwest · South
Players chosen by merit,
not club
150+
College
recruiters
On the sideline, every summer since 2020
◀◀Seven summers. One national stage.▶▶

The Nation's Best
in One Tournament.

Divisions for 2028 • 2029 • 2030 • 2031
July 24–25, 2027 Copperplex · Edgewood, MD
Find your tryout ▶▶ Watch 2026 championship games
2020
First National All-Star Games: 800+ players from 32 states and D.C.
148
College coaches on the sideline in 2026
85%
Of attending coaches from Division I programs
3M+
Instagram views in 2026
@nationalasg

Who’s beenwatching

Every program that has sent a coach to the Games, Division I through prep. Hover any mark to see the program, or open the 2026 roll call below.

The coaches who attended in 2026Every coach who worked the sideline, by program
58Programs represented
85%From Division I
28Head or associate head coaches
Division I45 programs
Albany
  • Merrick ThomsonAssociate head coach
Bellarmine
  • Andrew WhitleyHead coach
Brown
  • Jon TorpyHead coach
Bryant
  • Brad RossHead coach
  • Shawn EwertAssistant
Bucknell
  • Jackson MumfordAssistant
Colgate
  • Ian FarleyAssistant
  • Judd LattimoreAssistant
Cornell
  • Griffin BuczekAssistant
Dartmouth
  • Sean KirwanHead coach
  • Max WaldbaumAssistant
  • Ajax ZappitelloAssistant
Delaware
  • Mark BiedaAssistant
  • Trey WilkesAssistant
Drexel
  • Joel TinneyAssistant
Fairfield
  • John OdiernaHead coach
  • Billy DwanAssistant
Georgetown
  • Kevin WarneHead coach
  • John HoganAssistant
  • Ted MoonAssistant
Hampton
  • Vincent CulpepperHead coach
Harvard
  • G ByrneHead coach
  • Neil HutchinsonAssistant
High Point
  • Luke ShillingAssistant
Holy Cross
  • JL ReppertHead coach
  • Zach ChandlerAssistant
  • Luke DupreyAssistant
Jacksonville
  • John GallowayHead coach
Johns Hopkins
  • Peter MillimanHead coach
  • Jon CohenAssistant
  • Chayse IerlanAssistant
  • Jamison KoestorerAssistant
Lafayette
  • Sean GoldsmithAssistant
  • Jud HallAssistant
Loyola
  • Charley ToomeyHead coach
  • Sean CottleAssistant
  • Matt DwanAssistant
  • Justin WardAssistant
Maryland
  • Jesse BernhardtAssistant
Michigan
  • Will CorriganAssistant
Monmouth
  • Brian FisherHead coach
  • Andrew GeisonAssistant
Mount St. Mary's
  • Matt DuganAssistant
  • Ryan O'HaganAssistant
NJIT
  • Corey YunkerAssistant
North Carolina
  • Joe BreschiHead coach
  • David PietramalaAssistant
Ohio State
  • Kyle GallagherAssistant
Penn
  • Taylor WrayHead coach
Penn State
  • Jeff TambroniHead coach
  • Joe BucciAssistant
Princeton
  • Jeremey HirschAssistant
Providence
  • Bobby BensonHead coach
  • Casey BrodersenAssistant
Richmond
  • Dan ChemottiHead coach
  • Jack KearneyAssistant
  • Conor WhippleAssistant
Robert Morris
  • Jeff HandmanAssistant
Rutgers
  • Scott BiedaAssistant
  • Jimmy RyanAssistant
Sacred Heart
  • Jon BastiHead coach
Salisbury
  • Justin AxelHead coach
  • Nick GarbarinoAssistant
St. Bonaventure
  • Peter CollinsAssistant
St. John's
  • Justin TurriHead coach
  • Trey BerryAssistant
  • Kyle TurriAssistant
St. Joseph's
  • Jack TortulaniAssistant
Towson
  • Matt MusciAssistant
  • Andy ShillingAssistant
UMBC
  • James PurpuraHead coach
  • Craig ChickAssistant
  • Nick GriffinAssistant
Utah
  • Sean DoyleAssistant
  • Tim McDermottAssistant
Vermont
  • Troy HaefeleAssistant
  • Devin SamuelsonAssistant
Villanova
  • Mike CorradoHead coach
  • Chris MillerAssistant
  • Paul MitaAssistant
Virginia
  • Kevin CasseseHead coach
  • Chris FeifsAssistant
Division II2 programs
Concordia Irvine
  • Jesse FossHead coach
Newberry
  • Ryan MorrisonAssistant
Division III10 programs
Baldwin Wallace
  • Karson BurkeyAssistant
Eastern Connecticut
  • Tyler BastiAssistant
Elizabethtown
  • Zack MentzerAssistant
Gettysburg
  • Pete TonerHead coach
Mount Union
  • Adam BloseAssistant
Skidmore
  • Tim RobertsAssistant
Springfield
  • Chris PiatelliAssistant
Swarthmore
  • Koby McMahonAssistant
Washington and Lee
  • Bobby GriffithAssistant
York
  • Jacob WilhelmAssistant
MCLA1 program
ASU
  • Dave O'NeilHead coach
Also on the sideline
  • Terry Foy
  • Lars Tiffany

Program names are listed as each coach registered them. Contact details are not published here — coaches sign in through the registry.

Twelve regions.Four classes each.

Nike Lacrosse

Five regions hold open tryouts. The other seven are invitation only, with rosters built from film and coach recommendations. Every roster is capped by graduation class, and the meter is the roster.

DMV
DMV
Date to be announced
Location to be announced
2028 Filling
22 of 60 claimed38 left
2029 Open
17 of 60 claimed43 left
2030 Open
12 of 60 claimed48 left
2031 Open
8 of 60 claimed52 left
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FL
Florida
Date to be announced
Location to be announced
2028 Open
15 of 60 claimed45 left
2029 Open
12 of 60 claimed48 left
2030 Open
9 of 60 claimed51 left
2031 Open
6 of 60 claimed54 left
Register ▶▶
MD
Maryland
Date to be announced
Location to be announced
2028 Filling
24 of 60 claimed36 left
2029 Open
19 of 60 claimed41 left
2030 Open
14 of 60 claimed46 left
2031 Open
9 of 60 claimed51 left
Register ▶▶
NJ
New Jersey
Date to be announced
Location to be announced
2028 Open
18 of 60 claimed42 left
2029 Open
14 of 60 claimed46 left
2030 Open
10 of 60 claimed50 left
2031 Open
7 of 60 claimed53 left
Register ▶▶
PA
Pennsylvania
Date to be announced
Location to be announced
2028 Open
12 of 60 claimed48 left
2029 Open
10 of 60 claimed50 left
2030 Open
7 of 60 claimed53 left
2031 Open
5 of 60 claimed55 left
Register ▶▶
Swipe for the other regions
The other seven regions
Invitation only · film reviewed by a college coach
Pacific Northwest Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration
Pacific Southwest Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration
Midwest Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration
New England Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration
Connecticut Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration
Long Island Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration
South Invitation only
No open tryout this year. Submit film and be considered for a roster spot.
Request consideration

How you get here

Step 1
Tryout or invitation

Three ways in, and they all end at the same roster.

  • Try out in personFive regions hold open tryouts — the DMV, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
  • Be invitedThe other seven regions build their rosters by invitation, off film and a coach recommendation.
  • Virtual tryoutNo open tryout near you? Send film. A college coach reviews it and sends back a report card.
Step 2
Regional teamNike Lacrosse

Make the roster, pick up your Nike uniform on July 23, and represent your region.

Step 3
The Games

Two days at Copperplex, July 24 and 25, in front of 100+ college coaches.

Step 4
Senior game

The top of the class comes back as a senior for the National Senior All-American Game.

Twelve regions

Find your region

We are searching for the best players from every club and program in the country. You try out for the region you live in — or, if you board at school somewhere else, the region you go to school in. Tap a state to see where it belongs.

12 regions · 4 graduation classes

Twelve regions

Pick a state
Five regions hold open tryouts this year: the DMV, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The other seven build their rosters by invitation, from film and coach recommendations.
Teams are picked by position on tryout performance, whatever high school or club a player comes from.
See all tryouts
Free agents. Players in the hatched states may compete in any region: North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, New York and Delaware.
Drag the map sideways
Fees and what they cover$695.00 all in, however you get there
The most you will pay $695.00 Trying out never costs you extra. Whatever you pay to try out — in person or virtually — comes straight off this number, so a player who earns a spot at a tryout pays exactly what a player who was invited outright pays.
1
$189.50 in personTryout fee, including a pinnie for every attendee. Credited in full toward the $695.00.
1
Virtual tryoutFor the seven invitation-only regions. Also credited in full toward the $695.00.
2
The balanceOnly if you are selected, and only the difference between what you have already paid and $695.00.

The event fee covers:

  • Four games guaranteed, and a fifth if your team reaches the championship
  • A custom Nike uniform
  • Coaching, officials, athletic training and event operations across both days

No player pays more than $695.00 to play in the National All-Star Games.

EligibilityRising juniors through rising 9th graders, by home region

Open to boys who, in July 2027, will have finished their junior (class of 2028), sophomore (2029), 9th grade (2030) or 8th grade (2031) high school season.

You must live within the region you try out for. If you attend school in a different region from your home — boarding school players — you may attend that region's tryout instead.

Uncommitted post-graduates may try out, but you may not play down because you might do a PG year later. An uncommitted PG belongs in the 2028 division only: an uncommitted 2027 graduate enrolling at a boarding school in the fall of 2027, for example.

Players caught playing down are removed from the event, and the team forfeits every game that player appeared in. Please do not be that guy.

How teams are pickedBy position, on tryout performance

Teams are chosen by position and on performance at the tryout, regardless of what high school or club team a player comes from.

We partner with the programs and coaches who know the athletes in their area, and build a roster that can compete for its region, show well in front of college coaches, and have a good time doing it.

The event is open to every boys lacrosse player in the country who believes he has what it takes to represent his region at this level. All are welcome to try out.

National Senior All-American Game
Six games since 2021

The Senior
All-American Game

Live every year
Called by Mark Dixon, the ESPN and Big Ten Network
lacrosse analyst, with Mitchell Pehlke
Linacre MediaNASG YouTubeECDLax Sports Network

Forty-six to forty-eight seniors, picked from the whole country, split into the Americans and the Nationals for one last game before college. In 2024, forty-five of the forty-six were headed to Division I, from fifteen states. It has been played every summer since 2021, at Boys' Latin, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, USA Lacrosse headquarters, and Stony Brook.

4 of 52026 Tewaaraton finalists played in this game, including winner Shawn Lyght
46Seniors selected in 2024; forty-eight in 2026, coached by college staffs
Americans attackman drives past a Nationals defender Shot on the run in the Senior All-American Game Defenseman waits at the restraining line Americans midfielder shoots under the Stony Brook scoreboard A player and a young fan watch from the wall Two Americans after the game at sunset
Americans 18 – 16 Nationals
Co-MVPs Metz and SweeneyLaValle Stadium, Stony Brook, NY
Sixth annual

Where they are now

See every alumnus
'22
Senior All-American
Joey
Spallina
Class of 2022 · Syracuse
2026 Tewaaraton finalist; Syracuse's all-time points leader
'23
Senior All-American
Owen
Duffy
Class of 2023 · North Carolina
2026 Tewaaraton finalist
'22
Senior All-American
Jimmy
McCool
Class of 2022 · Syracuse
2025 ACC Goalie of the Year
'23
Senior All-American
McCabe
Millon
Class of 2023 · Virginia
2023 game MVP; 2026 Tewaaraton watch list
National All-Star Games
Recruiting information

For college
coaches

Ninety minutes from three airports, every field inside one fence, and the last look at this class before the summer closes. You watch; we handle the rest.

Coach sign-in See who attended Follow @nationalasg
On the sideline, 2025
Virginia
1 / 7
It's players from different clubs coming together, so it's really the best of the best.
Chris RotelliCEO, ADVNC LacrosseNational Lacrosse Hall of Fame, 2026
What is waiting for you
Free filmEvery game, every roster, no paywall
One sign-inSportsRecruits and IMLCA credentials
HospitalityDedicated parking and a coaches tent
One fenceWalk from a 2028 game to a 2031 game
After the whistle Get a taste of Baltimore The best restaurants near the tournament ▶▶
148coaches in 2026

85% of them from Division I programs, and 100+ every year since 2020. Rosters, numbers and film are ready before you sit down.

88programs on the sideline last summer
July 24–25the last recruiting weekend of the summer
Partners
Nike Lacrosse Cascade National All-Star Lacrosse SPORTSRECRUITS EVENTBEACON Partner with the Games
The venue

Eight fields.No shuttle.

Copperplex opened in 2024 on 40 acres in Edgewood, Maryland, a $16 million build just off I-95 in Harford County. Every field sits inside one fence, so a family watching two graduation classes never moves the car, and a coach can cross from a 2028 game to a 2031 game on foot.

Footage courtesy of Copperplex
2007 Cedar Drive · Edgewood, Maryland
01 / 03

Eight turf fields

Six at 110 by 70 yards, two at 120 by 70. All eight inside one fence, on one 40-acre site.

40Acres, one continuous site off I-95
8Turf fields, six at 110×70 yds and two at 120×70
650Parking spots on site, no off-site lot
LEDFull field lighting with MUSCO Vision cameras
ClinicMedStar Health physical therapy inside the fieldhouse
FreePublic WiFi, restrooms and a concessions building
Venue details Find your tryout

Spots close
when they fill.

Five open tryouts, four classes each. If your region is invitation only, send film and request consideration with a virtual tryout.

Register for tryouts ▶▶ Request a virtual tryout