All-LVLA First Team Middies and Attack

In this article, I feature the offensive middies, attackmen, and FOGO that were named First Team All-LVLA in Nevada. Many of them put together highly productive seasons from a statistical standpoint, while also consistently making winning plays for their teams throughout the year.    [player_tooltip player_id='171379' first='Luke' last='Rava'] authored one of the most outstanding seasons in the state , earning All-American honors, league MVP recognition, First Team All-LLVA honors, and a state championship. He was by far the most dangerous offensive player in the league and consistently had defenders on their heels. He's also capable of generating a ton of torque on his shot without needing much of a wind-up. Beyond his scoring ability, you could also see him facilitate the offense at times thanks to his pace and vision. Expect him to catch the attention of college coaches very soon. He has also been selected to compete in the Nevada High School Lacrosse All-Star Game.     [player_tooltip player_id='174962' first='Joey' last='Marmor'] had himself quite the season for the Faith Lutheran Crusaders. He utilizes his instincts, IQ, and quickness to be a playmaker. Many of his shots are also well placed, and scores goals in transition often. If he can keep it going these next few months, his name may begin to pick up some steam on the recruiting trail.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Also competing in the Nevada HS Lacrosse All-Star game </li> </ul>     Xander Iway is an agile and decisive FOGO who consistently got the job done at the X this season for Bishop Gorman. He helped his team control possession, and from there would either streak downfield to help facilitate the offense or simply make sure Gorman secured the ball. He is also a pest when the opposing team wins the clamp, as he continues to battle and apply pressure until the play is over.     [player_tooltip player_id='176689' first='Weston' last='Schultz'] landed first team All-LVLA honors after putting together a very strong season. He was consistently a scoring threat every time he had the rock, and he will also set up his teammates if he draws a double. Beyond his scoring he can cause turnovers when he delivers a powerful check. Look for him to have a big summer, and he will also be competing in the Nevada HS Lacrosse All-Star game next week.     Koa Hernandez was recognized for his productive and entertaining season. He was a regular contributor for the Cougars and scored several timely goals that helped them win close games. His deceptiveness and speed allow him to create highlight-reel plays, and he also has a quick trigger, not needing much space to get his shot off.     [player_tooltip player_id='177129' first='Slater' last='Salinas'] proved to be one of the top offensive players in Las Vegas over the last few months. He has a great feel for the game and utilizes a variety of moves, along with his instincts, to get to his spots. He also plays with intensity and is willing to get in the middle of scrums to battle for loose ground balls. Although he will not be participating in the Nevada High School Lacrosse All-Star Game next week, he was originally selected for the event.     [player_tooltip player_id='177125' first='Ricky' last='Jaimes'] is another state champion from Palo Verde that earned First Team All-LVI honors. He has a knack for getting open and moves well without the ball. I also like how he attacks the crease aggressively and refuses to be denied when looking to score. His gritty play style certainly helped the Panthers throughout the season, and he put together a strong senior campaign.     2027 Middie, [player_tooltip player_id='177491' first='Brody' last='Rasmuson'] is on the First Team All-LVLA after a great year with the Cougars. He has a lot of tools that help him create his own shot on offense, and his frame and physicality also allow him to make an impact. Rasmussen will also get back on defense when needed, and he is an asset during clears. Like several of the other players featured here, he will also be competing in the Nevada High School Lacrosse All-Star Game next week.

In this article, I feature the offensive middies, attackmen, and FOGO that were named First Team All-LVLA in Nevada. Many of them put together highly productive seasons from a statistical standpoint, while also consistently making winning plays for their teams throughout the year.