Antonini earned Player of the Game honors after leading Mad Dog Gold with two goals and an assist in the Naptown championship. Both of his goals came in the fourth quarter— one with each hand from range— pushing Mad Dog ahead 5–4 and then 6–4 in the final minutes.

Fast, shifty, and thriving in 1v1 situations (especially with his signature split dodge), Antonini tallied 37 points on 28 goals and nine assists this spring at Loyola. Comfortable shooting with either hand, Antonini is also excellent at finishing with his stick to the middle and consistently reads the slide well. He’s a dynamic offensive threat who consistently elevates his game on big stages.

Carmine Antonini, a midfielder from Loyola (CA), made a major impact in the Naptown National Championship, scoring two goals to help lead his team to the title. A fantastic athlete with a strong north-south dodging style, Antonini is a matchup nightmare for both LSMs and short-stick defensive midfielders. He attacks with speed and purpose, creating separation with ease and putting constant pressure on opposing defenses. With a very powerful outside shot with both hands and the ability to shoot on the run, Antonini adds a dynamic scoring punch from the midfield and plays with the kind of edge that elevates his team in high-stakes moments.