ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse: Second Team

The 2016-17 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse Second Team was selected by Casey Vock of 3dRising.com based on performance, level of play and strength of schedule.

Player of the Year: Maddie Jenner, McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.)

Coach of the Year: Chris Robinson, McDonogh School

Team of the Year: McDonogh School

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Click through the gallery to meet the ALL-USA Second Team:

Position: Attack School: Bridgewater-Raritan (Bridgewater Township, N.J.) Class: Senior College: Rutgers Noteworthy: Hollingsworth was a machine-like distributor for the Panthers, dishing out 54 assists while also scoring 44 goals. She registered four points in the Tournament of Champions victory and helped the team produce more than 15 goals per game throughout the season. Photo: Keith A. Muccilli

Position: Attack School: Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.) Class: Senior College: North Carolina Noteworthy: One of the Mid-Atlantic region’s most heralded players, McDaniels was again the go-to threat for a talented Good Counsel squad. She’s athletic and a skilled offensive presence who drew the top defender in each game as the Falcons faced a tough schedule.Photo: John Strohsacker, LaxPhotos.com

Position: Attack School: Garden City (N.Y.) Class: Junior College: Boston College Noteworthy: Medjid broke out for Garden City on the way to helping the Trojans capture the New York State Class B championship, where she scored six goals and added an assist in the finale. She finished the year with 90 points.Photo: Bob Sorensen, Newsday

Position: Attack School: Notre Dame Prep (Towson, Md.) Class: Junior College: Boston College Noteworthy: Mossman emerged as the dominant, multi-threat attacker for a powerful Notre Dame Prep program that now finds itself among the elite of scholastic lacrosse. She put up an impressive 46 goals and 46 assists, including a five-point performance against McDonogh. Photo: Michael Ares, The Baltimore Sun

Position: Attack School: Ridgewood (N.J.) Class: Senior College: Stanford Noteworthy: Trattner was an offensive catalyst for a Ridgewood team that went 21-1 and fell by only one goal to eventual champ Bridgewater-Raritan. Trattner finished with 61 goals, tied for the team lead, as well as 23 assists in helping fuel the Maroons to more than 14 goals per game. Photo: Danielle Parhizkaran, NorthJersey.com

Position: Midfield School: Notre Dame Prep (Towson, Md.) Class: Senior College: Johns Hopkins Noteworthy: Barger was a two-way star for the Blazers, doing work on both ends of the field. She finished the year with 13 goals, 10 assists and 41 draw controls. She played a great deal of defense for a team that surrendered only 7.59 goals per outing against an intimidating schedule. Photo: Kenneth K. Lam, The Baltimore Sun

Position: Midfield School: Glenelg (Md.) Class: Junior College: Duke Noteworthy: Callahan was a constant offensive threat for the powerful Glenelg squad that rolled to the Maryland 3A/2A state championship and finished ranked No. 2 in the Super 25. Callahan registered 56 goals and 14 assists on the year, highlighted by a five-point showing in a huge win over Notre Dame Prep.Photo: Nate Pesce, for The Baltimore Sun Media Group

Position: Midfield School: Eastport-South Manor (Manorville, N.Y.) Class: Senior College: USC Noteworthy: A standout athlete who gets up and down the field in a hurry, Huff is an offensive spark and a defensive playmaker who can create transition. She was one of Long Island’s most impressive two-way midfielders throughout her career and shined in that role for the Sharks this year. Photo: Eastport-South Manor

Position: Midfield School: The Lawrenceville School (Lawrence Township, N.J.) Class: Senior College: Virginia Noteworthy: Jones was a leader in numerous ways for a strong Lawrenceville team in her final run to end an outstanding career. She helped the Big Red to an excellent 20-2 record and along the way registered a career-best 78 points and 38 groundballs. Photo: Gregg Slaboda, The Trentonian

Position: Midfield School: Smithtown East (St. James, N.Y.) Class: Senior College: Florida Noteworthy: One of the most dangerous players on Long Island, Kavanagh put up 65 goals and 33 assists for a Bulls team that went 15-3 and fell short in the Suffolk County Class A semifinals. She also excelled on draw controls for Smithtown East.Photo: Bob Sorensen, Newsday

Position: Midfield School: Moorestown (N.Y.) Class: Senior College: Penn State Noteworthy: Nicolai was a leading presence on the field for Super 25 No. 11 Moorestown as the Quakers put together a 20-3 season and reached the North Jersey Group 3 title game. Nicolai paced the team with 60 goals and added 28 assists while also excelling on draw controls. Photo: Joe Lamberti, Courier-Post

Position: Defense School: McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) Class: Senior College: James Madison Noteworthy: A fast defender and key communicator for the Eagles, Alecce was assigned to the opposing team’s top attacker and used her speed to limit some of the top players in the nation. Photo: John Strohsacker, LaxPhotos.com

Position: Defense School: Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.) Class: Senior College: Virginia Noteworthy: Graham is a dynamic standout who helped Good Counsel hold opponents to just less than 10 goals per game on average, while also making key contributions in other spots on the field.Photo: Gail DeRose

Position: Defense School: St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School (Alexandria, Va.) Class: Senior College: Georgetown Noteworthy: Miller is considered one of the top defensive prospects in the class and showed that this season with 40 caused turnovers. She led a Saints defense that allowed double-digit goals only twice on the way to the ISL AA title. Photo: St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes

Position: Goalie School: Long Beach (Lido Beach, N.Y.) Class: Junior College: Florida Noteworthy: One of the top netminders in the nation, Reznick proved it this season with 149 saves. Her brightest moments came in the form of 13-save showings in both the Nassau County semifinals and finals.Photo: Patrick E. McCarthy, Newsday

Position: Goalie School: Bridgewater-Raritan (Bridgewater Township, N.J.) Class: Senior College: Michigan Noteworthy: Weissman was consistent this season in backstopping the Tournament of Champion winning Bridgewater-Raritan Panthers to their first ever such title. She totaled 135 saves, including two clutch stops late in the TOC finale against Oak Knoll. Photo: Keith A. Muccilli

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