By David Bashore
Archbishop Spalding graduate and Arnold resident Mikey Weisshaar had quite the spring.
The Towson senior punctuated his lacrosse legacy by putting his name atop the program’s goals and points record charts, equaling or breaking decades-old marks while also leading them to a regular season Coastal Athletic Association title and a top-16 national ranking.
Weisshaar led Towson in all three scoring categories, netting 47 goals and 29 assists for a total of 76 points. His final collegiate goal was his 154th for Towson, which equaled the program record set by Glenn Smith in 1991. He leaves as one of three players to eclipse the 200-point mark during his time at Towson, and his 234 career points are 13 better than previous record holder Bob Griebe, who held the record for 51 years.
Not only did Weisshaar become Towson’s all-time leading scorer this season, but he also continued his ascent to the top of the sport, being selected second overall in April’s Premier Lacrosse League draft by the Boston Cannons. He scored his first pro goal on May 15 against the Carolina Chaos, and through nine professional games, Weisshaar has 15 goals (tied for second-best on the team) and one assist.
Weisshaar was one of 139 local athletes competing at the collegiate level this spring whose participation and accolades were reported to the Severna Park Voice.
BASEBALL
Benji Beisler
Severna Park - Albright
A freshman, Beisler appeared in four games, going hitless in two at-bats and logging one fielding putout.
Nick Cicale
Broadneck - United States Military Academy
A freshman catcher, Cicale appeared in two games for the Black Knights, singling in his only plate appearance and driving in two runs.
Adam Clark
Severna Park - Beloit
A freshman utility player, Clark appeared in six games, logging one hit in three at-bats.
Nathan Clarke
Severna Park - Lebanon Valley
A junior pitcher, Clarke did not see game action this spring.
Calvin Cook
Broadneck - Middle Tennessee
A redshirt freshman, Cook appeared in five games, getting two hits and an RBI in his three at-bats.
Brad DeMoss
Indian Creek - Valley Forge
A senior pitcher, DeMoss appeared in seven games, recording 16 outs.
Matt Dove
Severna Park - Anne Arundel Community College
A sophomore first baseman, Dove appeared in 30 games, logging 19 hits in 59 at-bats for a .322 batting average and one RBI.
Garrett Drish
Broadneck - Wilson
A freshman, Drish started in all 31 of his appearances for the Phoenix, posting a .306 batting average with a team-high 34 hits and six doubles.
Chase Hannon
Broadneck - Anne Arundel Community College
A freshman pitcher, Hannon appeared in four games for the Riverhawks, posting one win in 3.1 innings pitched.
Charlie Hartman
Severna Park - Salisbury
A freshman, Hartman appeared in 11 games, logging four hits and three RBIs.
Nathan Murphy
Severna Park - George Washington
A sophomore, Murphy logged five innings in eight appearances, striking out two.
Sean Murphy
Broadneck - Catholic
A junior, Murphy made eight relief appearances, striking out 11 batters in 12.2 innings pitched and logging one save.
Jackson O’Brien
Severna Park - Beloit
A sophomore, O’Brien appeared in 15 games, primarily as a pinch runner. He scored three runs during the season.
Kody Phillips
Severna Park - Lebanon Valley
A sophomore, Phillips played in 37 games, posting a .320 batting average and .903 OPS with 14 doubles and a team-leading 30 RBIs.
Carver Salazar
Archbishop Spalding - University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A sophomore infielder, Salazar appeared in 16 games for the Retrievers, starting six. He posted three hits, including a double, a home run, and four RBIs.
Angel Santiago-Cruz
Severna Park — Richmond
A sophomore pitcher, Santiago-Cruz made two starts and 14 overall appearances, logging 20.1 innings and striking out 21 batters.
Cade Schuetter
Broadneck – Colorado State-Pueblo
A freshman, Schuetter made one appearance on the mound, striking out two batters in one inning pitched.
Cody Sharman
Archbishop Spalding — Frostburg State
A sophomore pitcher, Sharman tossed 15.2 innings in his 10 relief appearances, picking up one win and striking out nine.
Nick Stergiou
Broadneck — Bluefield
A senior, Stergiou started 45 games, batting .222 with 13 RBIs.
Mike Swick
Broadneck – Frostburg State
A freshman, Swick appeared in 13 games, logging one hit and two RBIs.
Jacob Williams
Severna Park – Lebanon Valley
A freshman outfielder, Williams appeared in 20 games, posting a .261 batting average with two RBIs.
Sean Williams
Severna Park — Gaston College
A sophomore transfer from Penn State, Williams made 13 relief appearances, posting a 2-0 record with 24 strikeouts in 17 innings pitched.
Nathan Wines
Archbishop Spalding – East Carolina
A freshman, Wines redshirted due to elbow surgery.
MEN’S GOLF
Will Maddox
Severna Park — Anne Arundel Community College
A sophomore, Maddox went back-to-back as the NJCAA Division II Region 20 medalist, leading the Riverhawks to their third straight region title. He finished tied for 22nd in the Southeast District meet.
MEN’S LACROSSE
James Anguay
Severna Park – Anne Arundel Community College
A freshman, Anguay saw action in two games this season.
Tanner Boone
Broadneck — Mary Washington
A sophomore attacker, Boone started in 15 of his 17 appearances, scoring 27 goals and adding 15 assists.
Kevin Bredeck
Severna Park — University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A junior defensive midfielder, Bredeck did not see game action this spring.
John Burkhardt
Severna Park — Bellarmine
A sophomore midfielder, Burkhardt appeared in 11 games this season.
Jake Chambers
Broadneck — Coast Guard Academy
A junior midfielder, Chambers appeared in one game this season.
Brooks Chatlos
Broadneck — Virginia Military Institute
A junior, Chatlos was limited to two games due to injury.
Jameson Coffman
Archbishop Spalding — University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A sophomore defensive midfielder, Coffman made 12 appearances (one start), scoring seven goals.
Austin Combs
Broadneck — Flagler
A sophomore long-stick midfielder, Combs made four appearances this season.
Ganon Cope
St. Mary’s — Mercer
A sophomore attacker, Cope played in 13 games, scoring five goals and assisting on five others.
Ryan Della
Broadneck — Salisbury
A junior attacker, Della played in 19 games with two starts, scoring 35 goals and adding four assists as the Sea Gulls reached the third round of the NCAA Division III tournament.
Matthew Dryer
Severna Park — Hampden-Sydney
A junior goalie, Dryer played in eight games, making 15 saves and logging three ground balls and two forced turnovers.
Teddy Evans
Severna Park – Randolph-Macon
A freshman defender, Evans played in six games this season.
Hastings Fava
Severna Park – Hampden-Sydney
A freshman goalie, Fava played in seven games, making 11 saves and scooping two ground balls.
Jack Fish
Severna Park – University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A freshman midfielder, Fish made 12 appearances, scoring six goals.
Davis Fisher
Broadneck — York
A senior, Fisher started all 22 of his appearances and logged a point in every game, notching 21 multi-point games. His 46 goals and 51 assists extended his own program single-season record for points, as York reached the NCAA Division III national quarterfinals. He leaves the program holding the all-time career assists mark and is third in all-time points.
Tyler Gilbert
Broadneck — Mercer
A senior, Gilbert appeared in nine games, snagging three ground balls.
Colin Gray
Broadneck — Washington College
A junior goalie, Gray appeared in three games, making nine saves.
Nolan Grizzle
Severna Park — Coast Guard Academy
A sophomore midfielder, Grizzle did not see game action this spring.
Graham Hartman
Broadneck — Mercer
A sophomore face-off specialist, Hartman played in 14 games, winning 21 draws and scoring seven ground balls.
Tyler Hicks
Broadneck — Virginia Military Institute
A sophomore, Hicks made 13 appearances, scoring three goals and assisting on three.
Charlie Hilgartner
Severn School – Randolph-Macon
A freshman, Hilgartner appeared in 18 games, starting seven. He scored 20 goals and added 12 assists.
Will Hopkins
St. Mary’s – Bucknell
A senior midfielder, Hopkins captained the Bison and started 13 of his 14 games, scoring eight goals and adding eight assists.
Robbie Hopper
Archbishop Spalding – Virginia
A freshman defender, Hopper played in 16 games for the Cavaliers, scoring three times and adding four assists. He scooped 47 ground balls and forced 13 turnovers, helping Virginia win the ACC championship and advance to the NCAA Division I national tournament.
Alec Howard
Archbishop Spalding — University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A sophomore midfielder, Howard did not see game action this spring.
Brett Hussey
Severna Park — St. Mary’s College
A junior defender, Hussey started in all 19 games, scooping 36 ground balls and causing 15 turnovers to help the Seahawks to the United East conference championship.
Paul Isenberg
Severna Park – Hampden-Sydney
A senior defender, Isenberg played in six games, getting one ground ball and forcing two turnovers, and scoring his lone collegiate goal on April 22 against Averett.
Connor Lamoreaux
Severna Park – Frostburg State
A freshman midfielder, Lamoreaux appeared in four games this season.
Blake Levicki
Broadneck – Christopher Newport
A freshman, Levicki played in eight games this season, scoring his lone goal against Gettysburg and adding in three ground balls.
Talan Livingston
Severna Park — Salisbury
A junior, Livingston played in five games this season.
Joey Matassa
Archbishop Spalding – Bucknell
A freshman attacker, Matassa appeared in four games, logging one assist.
Braden McCassie
Broadneck — Jacksonville
A sophomore midfielder, McCassie saw action in five games.
Logan McGill
Broadneck — Hampton
A sophomore midfielder, McGill played in 13 games, logging 12 ground balls and two caused turnovers.
Liam McNulty
Severna Park — St. Mary’s College
A senior attacker, McNulty made 15 appearances, scoring six goals and adding five assists.
Jack Meehan
Broadneck — Virginia Wesleyan
A sophomore, Meehan played in three games, scoring his lone goal against Southern Virginia and adding an assist and three ground balls.
Logan Meighan
Archbishop Spalding – Towson
A junior defender, Meighan played in eight games for the Tigers, notching one assist, three ground balls, and three forced turnovers.
Russell Melendez
Archbishop Spalding — Ohio State
A graduate transfer from Johns Hopkins, Melendez started in six of his eight appearances for the Buckeyes, scoring four goals and logging seven assists.
Luke Miller
McDonogh — Notre Dame
A sophomore attacker, Miller had a breakout season, scoring 34 goals and adding 12 assists and 17 ground balls as he started all 16 games. He had six hat tricks, including a five-goal effort in the first round of the NCAA Division I tournament, as the Fighting Irish reached the national championship game.
Tristan Newhouse
Severna Park — Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham
A junior midfielder, Newhouse played in all 17 games, snagging 51 ground balls and forcing eight turnovers.
Ben Nocerito
Severna Park — Coast Guard Academy
A senior midfielder, Nocerito started in eight of his 15 appearances, scoring once and assisting once while collecting 26 ground balls.
Jed Pellicano
Broadneck — Christopher Newport
A sophomore defender, Pellicano played in 20 games, scoring his first collegiate goal against Gettysburg and adding in 15 ground ball scoops.
Kyle Pierce
Broadneck — Mercer
A senior, Pierce played in 14 games, scooping 16 ground balls and scoring his lone goal against Bellarmine.
Donovan Probst
Broadneck – Wingate
A freshman, Probst appeared in one game this season.
Jackson Roberts
Archbishop Spalding – Navy
A senior, Roberts started in all 14 of his appearances, notching one assist and scooping 15 ground balls.
Brayden Schmidt
Broadneck – Salisbury
A freshman, Schmidt saw action in five games this season.
Parker Sealey
Severna Park — Lynchburg
A senior midfielder, Sealey started 15 of his 17 appearances, scoring 10 goals and adding five assists to go with 36 ground balls.
Colin Shadowens
Severna Park – Navy
A senior draw specialist, Shadowens played in 14 games, winning 109 draws and corralling 53 ground balls. He scored his first collegiate goal on April 18 against Lehigh.
Jackson Shaw
Broadneck — Christopher Newport
A junior midfielder, Shaw appeared in 19 games for the Captains, scoring 13 goals and adding six assists, and scooping 12 ground balls as the team reached the NCAA Division III national quarterfinals.
Ashby Shepherd
Severna Park – Towson
A redshirt sophomore goalie, Shepherd made nine saves in his lone appearance of the season, April 11 against Hampton.
Bryce Stevenson
Severna Park – Salisbury
A senior defender, Stevenson started all 21 games for the Sea Gulls, pulling 53 ground balls and forcing 37 turnovers. He also scored four goals and added two assists.
Timmy Sullivan
Severna Park – Salisbury
A freshman, Sullivan saw action in six games this season.
Joaquin Villagomez
Severna Park – Towson
A redshirt junior, Villagomez was second to Weisshaar in goals, assists, and points for the Tigers, netting 40 goals and dishing out 22 assists for 62 points. His single-game bests of seven goals against Villanova and 10 points against Hofstra were both team high marks.
Merric Warren
Severna Park – Randolph-Macon
A freshman midfielder, Warren played in eight games, logging one assist.
Brendan Watson
Archbishop Spalding — Flagler
A senior defender, Watson started 17 of his 18 appearances, scoring twice and adding three assists. He also scooped 37 ground balls and forced 19 turnovers.
Jamison Wildt
Severn School — Coast Guard Academy
A junior defender, Wildt started in all 11 of his appearances, logging one assist and 29 ground balls.
Cole Wittlinger
DeMatha – Massachusetts
A freshman goalie, Wittlinger did not see action this season.
Noah Yoder
Broadneck – St. Mary’s College
A freshman, Yoder appeared in four games.
MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD
Collin Fitzgerald
Broadneck — St Mary’s (Maryland)
A junior sprinter, Fitzgerald claimed victory in the 400 at the United East conference championship meet, also helping the Seahawks win the 4x400 to go with five overall top-five finishes.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Andrew Byrne
Broadneck — Juniata
A junior defensive specialist, Byrne played in 26 matches, pulling 220 digs and handling 68 assists as Juniata reached the second round of the NCAA Division III tournament.
Michael Schwob
Broadneck — Penn State
A junior setter, Schwob appeared in 30 matches, dishing out a team-high 571 assists while tacking on 87 digs, 36 blocks (one solo), 17 kills, and 18 aces as the Nittany Lions reached the NCAA Division I tournament.
SOFTBALL
Addison Bianco
Severna Park – East Stroudsburg
A freshman, Bianco was used as a pinch runner in her nine appearances, as she scored three runs and stole a base.
Abby Favazza
Broadneck – Franklin and Marshall
A freshman catcher, Favazza started 19 of 22 games, batting .271 with a home run and nine RBIs. She was named first-team all-conference at the catcher position.
Isabella Herrera
Broadneck – Eastern
A freshman third baseman, Herrera played in 31 games with 24 starts, batting .182 with 12 runs and two RBIs.
Grace Purdum
Broadneck – Wilson
A freshman, Purdum started in seven of her 13 appearances, batting .211 with six RBIs.
Sally Trent
Severna Park — Charleston
A sophomore, Trent started 14 of her 23 games, batting .182 with two home runs and six RBIs.
WOMEN’S CREW
Sammy Madarang
Severna Park – Drexel
A freshman, Madarang was a fixture on Drexel’s third eight-person boat, earning a victory in their division of the Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta and helping the team to a third-place finish at the Coastal Athletic Association meet.
WOMEN’S GOLF
Ela Simpson
Broadneck — Stevenson
A junior, Simpson competed in eight events for Stevenson, highlighted by a top-five finish in a dual with Goucher on April 15.
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Alexis Abe
Broadneck – Tampa
A graduate student, Abe started 18 of her 19 games, scooping 23 ground balls and causing 19 turnovers as the Spartans made the second round of the NCAA Division II tournament.
Delanie Abere
Severna Park – Rollins
A senior, Abere started 13 of her 15 appearances, scoring 24 goals and adding seven assists.
Kiera Abere
Severna Park – Rollins
A freshman, Abere appeared in five games this season.
Elia Alewine
Indian Creek — Jacksonville
A sophomore goalie, Alewine made 11 appearances, logging 40 saves, including six in a near-20-minute shutout appearance against Florida.
Sophia Bordone
Severna Park — Embry-Riddle
A junior defender, Bordone started all 18 of her appearances, scooping 13 ground balls and forcing four turnovers as her team made the first round of the NCAA Division II tournament.
Stella Bordone
Severna Park — Lafayette
A junior attacker, Bordone appeared in six games, logging two assists.
Theresa Bragg
Severna Park – Florida
A senior defender, Bragg started all 19 of her appearances, scooping 20 ground balls and causing 19 turnovers to go with one assist. She helped the Gators reach the Big 12 title game and the NCAA Division I tournament, picking up a unanimous All-Big 12 selection and multiple All-American nods.
Maeve Byrne
Severna Park – Roanoke
A freshman, Byrne played in four games, corralling three ground balls.
Alyssa Chung
Severna Park — Navy
A sophomore, Chung established herself as one of the most feared attackers in the country, scoring a program single-season record 84 goals and adding 34 assists. Her three-goal tally in the fourth quarter and overtime helped Navy come from six goals down to stun Syracuse in the national tournament. Chung was named a Tewaaraton Award finalist, the first for Navy, and an All-American, as Navy reached the NCAA Division I tournament national quarterfinals.
Charlotte Diez
Severna Park — Villanova
After missing most of 2025 due to injury, Diez redshirted this season.
Lexi Dupcak
Broadneck — Maryland
A junior midfielder, Dupcak started all 22 games, posting career-best marks with 15 goals and three assists. She also won 43 draws and 19 ground balls, to help the Terrapins reach the NCAA Division I tournament national semifinals.
Kate Evans
Severna Park — Gettysburg
A sophomore, Evans played in eight games this season, scoring four goals and adding five assists.
Ryn Feemster
Severna Park — Virginia Commonwealth University
A sophomore defender, Feemster started in all 17 games, scooping 22 ground balls and causing 16 turnovers as the Rams made the Atlantic 10 tournament championship game for the first time.
Kaylee Gerber
Severna Park – Bridgewater
A freshman goalie, Gerber played in six games, logging seven saves and posting four shutout stints in rotation with other keepers.
Maddy Goger
Severna Park — Columbia (New York)
A junior midfielder, Goger started in all 15 of her appearances, snagging 16 ground balls and causing six turnovers.
Abby Goodman
Severna Park — McDaniel
A junior defender, Goodman started all 17 of her appearances, scooping 18 ground balls and forcing 10 turnovers.
Carlie Gownley
Broadneck — Christopher Newport
A junior, Gownley appeared in four games this season.
Lily Hayes
St. Mary’s – Xavier
A junior midfielder, Hayes played in all 17 games, scoring six goals and corralling 15 ground balls.
Cayman Holmes
Broadneck – Flagler
A freshman midfielder, Holmes appeared in seven games this season.
Erin Hussey
Severna Park – Delaware
A freshman midfielder, Hussey did not see game action this spring.
Payton Jeffers
Severna Park – Tampa
A freshman attacker, Jeffers appeared in two games, notching both of her assists in her collegiate debut.
McKenna Keefer
Severn School – Dickinson
A freshman midfielder, Keefer started all 17 games, securing 13 ground balls and forcing 15 turnovers.
Lilly Kelley
Broadneck — James Madison
A junior midfielder, Kelley appeared in 14 games, scoring twice against Virginia and adding five assists on the season.
Ella Killian
Broadneck – University of Maryland, Baltimore County
A senior defender, Killian started in all 15 of her appearances for the Retrievers, securing 25 ground balls and forcing 15 turnovers. She scored her first collegiate goal against La Salle on February 18.
Karli Kirchenheiter
Severna Park — Louisville
A junior defender, Kirchenheiter started all 15 games for the Cardinals, securing 11 ground balls and causing 12 turnovers.
Sarah Kreis
Severna Park — Charlotte
A sophomore midfielder, Kreis started in seven of her 13 appearances, scoring four goals and adding two assists.
Savannah Libby
Broadneck – Salisbury
A freshman, Libby appeared in six games this season.
Regan McDonnell
Severna Park — Salisbury
A junior, McDonnell started in 19 of 20 games this season, scoring 34 goals and adding five assists, to go with 27 ground balls and 26 caused turnovers, as the Sea Gulls reached the NCAA Division III national semifinals.
Sophia Miller
Severna Park — San Diego State
A third-year sophomore, Miller started in all 16 of her appearances, scoring five goals and adding an assist, to go with 14 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers.
Mary Moore
Broadneck — Villanova
A redshirt sophomore, Moore scored a team-high 30 goals and added 21 assists in her 14 appearances (13 starts), scooping 19 ground balls as well. Moore was a unanimous all-Big East first-team selection.
Olivia Orso
Broadneck — Ohio State
A sophomore attacker, Orso appeared in four games this season, scoring three goals and adding an assist.
Mia Putzi
Indian Creek — Lafayette
A senior attacker, Putzi appeared in five games, scoring her lone goal against Bucknell.
Jessica Ricci
Severna Park – Dickinson
A freshman, Ricci appeared in six games this season.
Allison Schiavone
Severna Park — Wilmington
A sophomore goalie, Schiavone started 11 of her 22 appearances, posting 105 saves as Wilmington reached the second round of the NCAA Division II tournament.
Lilly Spilker
Severna Park — Penn State
A third-year sophomore, Spilker started 18 of her 19 appearances, scooping 35 ground balls and causing 33 turnovers, as the Nittany Lions reached the NCAA Division I tournament.
Sarah Stefancik
Severna Park — Mercer
A sophomore midfielder, Stefancik appeared in eight games this season, scoring twice.
Olivia Tramontana
Severna Park — San Diego State
A junior defender, Tramontana started all 16 games, logging 14 ground balls and 14 caused turnovers.
Lily Trout
Broadneck — High Point
A sophomore attacker, Trout started in all 18 of her appearances, scoring 24 goals and adding 21 assists, to go with 14 ground balls.
Isabella Van Gieson
Severna Park – William and Mary
A freshman, Van Gieson did not see action this season.
WOMEN’S TENNIS
Elicia Aponte
Broadneck — Albright
A junior, Aponte went 11-5 in singles and 15-4 in doubles, earning all-conference honors as Albright won the MAC Commonwealth for the third straight year.
Olivia Mellynchuk
Broadneck – United States Military Academy
A freshman, Mellynchuk went 14-6 in singles and 28-6 in doubles over the season, earning a conference nod for doubles team of the season.
WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD
Avery Arizzi
Broadneck — St Mary’s College
A junior, Arizzi earned first-team all-conference honors for the 800 and 4x400 meters, as she won the conference championship in the 800.
London Best
Broadneck — St Mary’s College
A freshman sprinter, Best made a splash by winning the 100 and 200 meters at the United East Conference meet, to go with wins in both sprint relays and a third-place finish in the 400.
Natalie Bowman
Severna Park – Flagler
A freshman distance runner, Bowman ran in four outdoor events, highlighted by a 15th-place finish in the 1,500 at Embry-Riddle.
Breanna Brown
Broadneck — St Mary’s College
A freshman thrower, Brown progressed in all three of her disciplines over the course of the season, highlighted by a sixth-place finish in the hammer throw at the conference meet.
Charlotte Crabtree
Broadneck – St. Mary’s College
A freshman distance runner, Crabtree finished 10th and 11th at the conference meet in the 1,500 and 800, respectively.
Ava Zimmerman
Severna Park – Johns Hopkins
A freshman middle distance runner, Zimmerman participated in four meets, highlighted by a second-place finish in the 800 at Widener University.
Jillian Zukley
Severna Park — St. Mary’s College
A junior thrower, Zukley continued her dominance in the United East, winning the shot put and hammer throw at the conference meet, while finishing second in the discus.
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