2015-16 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse Teams

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By USA TODAY High School Sports | June 29, 2016 7:30 am ET

USA TODAY High School Sports presents the 2015-16 American Family Insurance ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse Team. The team and honorees were selected by Casey Vock of 3d Rising based on performance, level of play and strength of schedule.

Click the photo gallery to see the ALL-USA First Team:

Position: Attack School: St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School (Alexandria, Va.) Year: Junior College: Penn Noteworthy: Belodeau had a monstrous junior campaign in helping the Saints to the VISAA championship with an impressive 81 goals and 65 assists, good enough for the team lead in both categories and total points. She paced an offense that averaged more than 16 goals per game and helped the team to an impressive 25-1 record. Photo: Katherine Frey/The Washington Post via Getty Images

Position: Attack School: Manchester Valley (Manchester, Md.) Year: Senior College: Maryland Noteworthy: Colson, arguably the top player in the country, was forced this season to play attack because of a foot injury, but it didn’t stop her from having her biggest season yet. The future Terrapin set the new Carroll County single-season goals record with 108 and led Manchester Valley to its third straight Maryland Class 2A-1A title, where she set a championship-game record with a 12-point performance.Photo: Laura Carr

Position: Attack School: McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) Year: Senior College: Maryland Noteworthy: With 62 goals and 32 assists, Griffin was the leading scorer on the juggernaut McDonogh Eagles squad that earned its 155th straight win to end the season with yet another IAAM “A” Conference title. She put up four goals in the conference championship game against Roland Park.Photo: Donald Hoelting

Position: Attack School: Bishop Ireton (Alexandria, Va.) Year: Senior College: Navy Noteworthy: The Washington Catholic Athletic Association Player of the Year notched 77 goals and added 36 assists in helping the Cardinals capture their second league championship in three seasons. The athletic attack standout leaves Bishop Ireton having totaled 356 career points.Photo: Brian Kapur

Position: Attack School: Summit (N.J.) Year: Senior College: Northwestern Noteworthy: The New Jersey Player of the Year put up 84 goals and 16 assists as the Hilltoppers went 24-1 and took their first state title since 1999. Szynal capped her senior season with five goals in Summit’s Tournament of Champions overtime win against Ridgewood.Photo: Szynal Family

Position: Midfield School: McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) Year: Junior College: Notre Dame Noteworthy: Aldave is a skilled, tough and dynamic player who helped the Eagles dominate the field this season, as she contributed 43 goals, 34 assists but also provided a strong presence on defense. She put up five points in the IAAM “A” Conference title game.Photo: Donald Hoelting

Position: Midfield School: Notre Dame Academy (Hingham, Mass.) Year: Senior College: North Carolina Noteworthy: Allard did it all this season for the Cougars even in the face of constant attention from opposing defenses, helping Notre Dame to a 19-4 record. She registered 114 goals, 30 assists, 55 groundballs, 87 draw controls and 19 caused turnovers.Photo: Sally Bowen Photography

Position: Midfield School: McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) Year: Senior College: Notre Dame Noteworthy: Buchanan, a standout multi-sport athlete, was another offensive threat for the Eagles this season – she contributed 43 goals, 24 assists, 28 draw controls and 11 interceptions. Her play in the middle of the field helped McDonogh dictate the tempo in important games this season.Photo: Donald Hoelting

Position: Midfield School: West Islip (N.Y.) Year: Senior College: Syracuse Noteworthy: Constantino guided West Islip to the Long Island Class A championship, where the Lions took down Massapequa and advanced to the state semifinals. The senior do-it-all midfielder finished with 40 goals and 34 assists.Photo: Ed Bell

Position: Midfield School: Cicero-North Syracuse (Cicero, N.Y.) Year: Senior College: Northwestern Noteworthy: Duffy helped the Northstars to an appearance in the Section III Class A finale, and along the way contributed 52 goals and 42 assists. She finishes her high school career with 376 points.Photo: Melissa Hatem

Position: Defense School: Ridgewood (N.J.) Year: Senior College: Dartmouth Noteworthy: Bourque is a dynamic player who put up 43 goals and 26 assists but was also the backbone of the Maroons defense. She helped lead Ridgewood to the Tournament of Champions runner-up finish.Photo: NorthJersey.com

Position: Defense School: Manchester Valley (Manchester, Md.) Year: Senior College: Towson Noteworthy: Chenoweth is widely considered one of the top defenders in Maryland and showed that off this season with 65 caused turnover and routine interceptions. She also scooped up 40 groundballs and set a single-season school record with 104 draw controls in helping Manchester Valley to its third straight 2A-1A state title.Photo: Laura Carr

Position: Defense School: Georgetown Visitation Prep (Washington, D.C.) Year: Senior College: Virginia Noteworthy: Martin shined on the defensive end for the Tigers and was a leader in pursuing groundballs. She added 29 goals for Georgetown Visitation in making contributions on both sides of the ball.Photo: Martin Family

Position: Defense School: Marriotts Ridge (Md.) Year: Senior College: John Hopkins Noteworthy: Souder is a dynamic player who can score goals, play defense and get after the ball in groundball situations. She helped Marriotts Ridge to another run in the state playoffs.Photo: Jae Shim

Position: Goalie School: New Hampton School (N.H.) Year: Senior College: Syracuse Noteworthy: Goldstock again shined as the most talented shot-stopper in the nation. She helped the New Hampton School to a 10-4 record. Three of the Huskies’ opponents scored only one goal, while another was shut out and only two reached the 10-goal mark.Photo: Jamie Arsenault

MORE:

ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse: Second Team

ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse: Third Team

ALL-USA Player of the Year: Lizzie Colson, Manchester Valley

ALL-USA Coach of the Year: Chris Robinson, McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.)

ALL-USA Team of the Year: McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.)

PRESEASON: ALL-USA Preseason Girls Lacrosse Teams

LOOKBACK: 2014-15 ALL-USA Girls Lacrosse Team

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