2018-19 ALL-USA Boys Hockey: First Team

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April 17, 2019 8:01 am ET

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USA TODAY High School Sports has unveiled the ALL-USA Boys Hockey Teams for the 2018-19 season based on past performance, level of competition and strength of schedule.

COACH OF THE YEAR: Brian Shuman, Canton

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Bryce Brodzinski, Blaine

TEAMS: FIRST TEAM | SECOND TEAM | THIRD TEAM

Click through the gallery below to see the first team selections (players listed alphabetically):

School: Hermantown (Minn.) Position: Forward Year: Junior Height: 6-0 College: Minnesota-Duluth Noteworthy: Biondi had another stellar, leading the Hawks (22-4-2) to a Minnesota Class A sectional title game. Biondi tallied 34 goals and 29 assists this winter after being the team captain and leading scorer for Team USA at the Under-17 Five Nations Tournament during the summer of 2018. Photo: Howie Hanson

School: Blaine (Minneapolis, Minn.) Position: Forward Year: Senior Height: 6-1 College: Minnesota Noteworthy: Brodzinski was a scoring machine this winter for the Bengals (24-3-2) with 36 goals and 55 assists. The dazzling display earned Brodzinski the AFI ALL-USA Player of the Year award. Photo: M. Thill

School: Dexter Southfield (Brookline, Mass.) Position: Forward Year: Senior Height: 6-0 College: Harvard Noteworthy: Farinacci missed the first 14 games of the year with a bone bruise but returned in mid-January as good as ever. The senior amassed 16 goals and 17 assists in just 16 games, leading Dexter (22-4-4) to the semifinals. Photo: Brett Crawford/Dexter Southfield

School: Minnetonka (Minn.) Position: Goalie Year: Senior Height: 6-2 College: Uncommitted Noteworthy: The Frank Brimsek Award winner as Minnesota’s Goalie of the Year, Glockner was a stone wall for the Skippers. The senior was 21-3-3 on the season with a 1.38 goals against average, a .938 save percentage and four shutouts and was named to the All-Metro First Team. Photo: Alice Madden Photography

School: Chaska (Minn.) Position: Defenseman Year: Senior Height: 5-11 College: Minnesota Noteworthy: A finalist for Minnesota’s Mr. Hockey award, Koster was a rock on defense for Chaska (19-8), which reached the Class AA sectional semifinals. A three-time All-Conference selection, Koster picked up 20 goals and 41 assists to earn First Team All-Metro honors. Photo: Peter Odney/Youth Hockey Hub

School: Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Faribault, Minn.) Position: Defenseman Year: Senior Height: 6-2 College: Minnesota Noteworthy: Heading into the National Prep Tournament, LaCombe was having another stellar season for the Sabers (40-8-4). Ranked No. 47 in North America by NHL Central Scouting, LaCombe had 20 goals and a team-high 61 assists. Paul Swenson Photography

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