Boys’ Latin leads the way with two All-American
selections in defenseman Alex Lyons and attackman Travis Reed.  Lyons
has been a stalwart member of the BL defense, which was a key element
in its run to the 2006 MIAA A Conference title.  He will attend
Bucknell University in the fall.  Reed actually began his career at
McDonogh and was an important cog in the Eagles’ 2005 title run.  He
came to BL as a junior and won a second championship and is widely
recognized as one of the top three players in the Baltimore area.  He
will play at Maryland next year.

Tim Donovan, an offensive
minded middie, who had many big scoring days during Loyola’s charge to
this year’s A Conference crown, is also on the team.  In the fall,
Donovan will begin his college career at Johns Hopkins where he will
play for the recently crowned national champion Blue Jays.

Also
representing the MIAA on the South team are two Virginia recruits â??
Nick Elsmo of Severn and Chris Clements of St. Paul’s.   Elsmo, one of
the best three-sport athletes in Severn history, is a do-everything
type of player, who kept the Admirals competitive over the last two
years and Clements led St. Paul’s with 45 goals in season in which the
Crusaders spent several weeks as the area’s top ranked team.

The
final MIAA pick was Andrew Feinberg of McDonogh.  Feinberg, who is also
an outstanding football player, has one of the hardest shots in the
country and he was the leading scorer in the MIAA this year.  He will
play for Brown University in 2008.

Several other MIAA players
are expected to participate in the UA Underclassmen Game, which feature
Baltimore All-Stars against a team of Washington All-Stars.  The
rosters for those teams should be announced in the next week.