SPARKS, Md. – Head coach Shawn Nadelen has announced the 77 players invited to a three-day tryout for the 2025 U.S. Men’s U20 National Team. The tryout will be held at USA Lacrosse headquarters from June 28-30.

The tryouts are the first step towards finalizing the roster that will represent the United States in the World Lacrosse Men’s U20 Championship next summer in Seoguipo, South Korea on Jeju Island from Aug. 14-25, 2025. Players must have been born between Sept. 1, 2004 and July 17, 2009 to meet the age requirements from World Lacrosse for the event.

The U.S. has won each of the previous nine junior men’s world championships conducted, most recently in 2022 when all-world selections Kenny Brower (D), Graham Bundy Jr. (M), Liam Entenmann (G), C.J. Kirst (M) and Brennan O'Neill (A) led the U21 team (age increased due to COVID postponements) past rival Canada, 12-10, in Limerick, Ireland.

This year’s 77-player tryout pool includes players from high schools from 19 states and 27 colleges and universities. Among the players invited are three USILA All-Americans from the 2024 season: defenseman Shawn Lyght (Notre Dame), goalie Anderson Moore (Georgetown) and faceoff specialist Brady Wambach (North Carolina).

The full list of players invited appears below.

U.S. Men's U20 Tryout Candidates

Name

Pos

High School

Club

College/Commitment

Peter Buonanno
A
Deerfield Academy (Mass.)
3D New England Red
Princeton
Michael Cassano
LSM
Gen.Douglas MacArthur (N.Y.)
91 Warriors
Marist
Rhett Chambers
A
Mamaroneck (N.Y.)
2way Select
Providence
Clifford Chapman
A
Hill School (Pa.)
Blue Star
Lafayette
Kyle Colsey
A
Ridgefield (Conn.)
Eclipse
Virginia
Gavin Cooper
D/LSM
Haverford School (Pa.)
Big4 HHH
Duke
Francisco Cortes
M
Shoreham-Wading River (N.Y.)
Long Island Legacy
Harvard
Michael Crane
D
Evergreen (Colo.)
Denver Elite
Utah
Gavin Creo
A
Chaminade (N.Y.)
Long Island Express
Richmond
Sean Creter
FO
Hunterdon Central (N.J.)
Leading Edge
Maryland
Ben Dale
A
Millbrook School (N.Y.)
Second City
Providence
Brody Davis
M
Seton Hall Prep (N.J.)
TriState Lacrosse
Denver
Owen Duffy
A
St. Anthony's (N.Y.)
Team 91
North Carolina
William Erdmann
M
Brunswick School (Conn.)
Eclipse
Virginia
Preston Evans
A
Belmont Hill School (Mass.)
Laxachusetts
Virginia
Tyler Eye
D/LSM
The Lawrenceville School (N.J.)
Legacy Taz
Johns Hopkins
Stevie Finnell
M
Garden City (N.Y.)
Igloo
Duke
Ben Firlie
M
McDonogh School (Md.)
Team 91 Maryland
Georgetown
Campbell Florence
D
Friends Academy (N.Y.)
Shore2Shore
Dartmouth
Spencer Ford
A
Boys' Latin (Md.)
Baltimore Crabs
Maryland
Kyle Foster
D
Boys' Latin (Md.)
Baltimore Crabs
Ohio State
Peyton Fox
D
Belmont Hill School (Mass.)
Boston Laxachusetts
Princeton
Ben Friedman
G
Taft School (Conn.)
Primetime
Yale
Brendan Fulham
D
St Sebastian School (Mass.)
Laxachusetts
Duke
Dylan Furshman
FO
Jupiter Community (Fla.)
Sweetlax Florida
Ohio State
Andrew Goldt
M
Garnet Valley (Pa.)
Big4HHH
Towson
Thomas Gravino
M
Victor (N.Y.)
Sweetlax Upstate
Maryland
Patrick Grimley
M
Ocean City (N.J.)
LI Legacy TAZ
Harvard
George Guyton
D
Gilman School (Md.)
Crabs
Notre Dame
Hudson Hausmann
M
Brunswick School (Conn.)
Eclipse
Virginia
Zachary Hayashi
FO
McDonogh School (Md.)
Crabs Lacrosse
Navy
Kasey Heath
G
Kent Island (Md.)
Annapolis Hawks
Lehigh
Khalif Hocker
A
St. Xavier (Ohio)
Resolute Lacrosse
Ohio State
Parker Hoffman
FO
Boys' Latin (Md.)
Eclipse
North Carolina
Luke Hublitz
D
Brunswick School (Conn.)
Eclipse Lacrosse Club
Virginia
Patrick Jameison
G
Episcopal (Va.)
Brotherly Love
Duke
Jack Jenkins
A
Hudson (Ohio)
Burning River
Michigan
Benn Johnston
M
Avon Old Farms (Conn.)
True Illinois
Duke
Graham Kaestner
D
Sacred Heart Prep (Calif.)
ADVNC/West Coast Starz
Johns Hopkins
Quinn Kelly
D
Christian Brothers Academy (N.J.)
Leading Edge
Harvard
Quintan Kilrain
D
Lawrenceville School (N.J.)
Baltimore Crabs
Johns Hopkins
Colin Kurdyla
M
Bridgewater-Raritan (N.J.)
2Knights Lacrosse Club
Rutgers
Peter Laake
D
Loyola Blakefield (Md.)
Crabs
Maryland
Shawn Lyght
D
Seton Hall Prep (N.J.)
Leading Edge
Notre Dame
Luke Macaluso
A
Culver Academy (Ind.)
Mad Dog
North Carolina
Michael Marshall
D
Westfield (N.J.)
Leading Edge Elite
Cornell
Jake Melchionni
LSM
Delbarton School (N.J.)
Leading Edge
Villanova
Griff Meyer
FO
Haverford School (Pa.)
91 Maryland
Virginia
Brendan Millon
A
McDonogh School (Md.)
Team 91 Maryland
Virginia
Anderson Moore
G
Briarwood Christian (Ala.)
Thunder Lacrosse
Georgetown
Brendan Mullahy
M
Taft School (Conn.)
Eclipse
Notre Dame
Brady Nicholas
LSM
Loyola Blakefield (Md.)
Crabs
Marquette
AJ Nikolic
M
Malvern Prep (Pa.)
Mesa
Cornell
Rowan Nurry
A
Salesianum (Del.)
Brotherly Love
Cornell
Atticus Oliven
D
St. Ignatius College Prep (Calif.)
West Coast Starz
Michigan
Charlie Packard
M
Hingham (Mass.)
Kings Lacrosse Club
Richmond
Timmy Piacentini
G
Lawrenceville School (N.J.)
TriState
Cornell
Daniel Picart
M
Pleasantville (N.Y.)
Express North
Richmond
Brady Pokorny
A
Darien (Conn.)
Eclipse
Notre Dame
Hunter Polonkey
A
Brother Rice (Mich.)
Juiced Cherries
Lehigh
Anthony Raio
M
Half Hollow Hills East (N.Y.)
Team 91 Long Island
North Carolina
Jack Ransom
A
Charlotte Catholic (N.C.)
91 Charlotte and 91 South
Georgetown
John Rodehorst
LSM
La Salle Academy (R.I.)
3d New England
Cornell
Elliott Schaller
M
McDonogh School (Md.)
Team 91 Maryland
Maryland
Leo Sequenzia
M
Staples (Conn.)
Eclipse
Providence
Tim Shannehan
A
Fairfield Prep (Conn.)
Eclipse
Boston University
Oliver Skeean
D/LSM
Walton (Ga.)
Thunder Lacrosse
Maryland
Tommy Snyder
D
St. Anthony's (N.Y.)
Long Island Express
Virginia
Graham Stevens
G
Pingry (N.J.)
Leading Edge
Harvard
Mason Szewczyk
M
Culver Academy (Ind.)
True Illinois
North Carolina
Grady Taylor
M
Holderness School (N.H.)
4Leaf
Cornell
Peter Theodoropoulos
M
Eastport South Manor (N.Y.)
Legacy
Lehigh
Peter Thomann
D
Calhoun (N.Y.)
True Blue Lacrosse
North Carolina
Brady Wambach
FO
Salisbury School (Conn.)
Sweetlax Florida
North Carolina
Luke Warrington
M
Culver Academy (Ind.)
True Illinois Premier
Duke
Liam White
M
Boys' Latin (Md.)
True Illinois Premier
Ohio State
Benjamin Wood
D
Deerfield Academy (Mass.)
3d New England
Georgetown

The U.S. Men’s National Team trains and plays using game-changing, high-performance equipment from Cascade Maverik and Warrior and best-in-class products from Enovis (sports bracing).

In addition to these partners, Gatorade, MedStar Health and Stryker are official sponsors of the U.S. National Team Program. Team training is also aided by products from Athletic Republic. Funding for the national teams also comes from generous donors to the USA Lacrosse Foundation. Help support the team.

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