News Summary

Elizabethtown and Manheim Township have made headlines following the announcement of All-American selections for the 2025 lacrosse season by USA Lacrosse. With eight players from the Lancaster-Lebanon League receiving accolades, standout performers include Elizabethtown’s Danielle Bruno, who scored 148 goals, as well as Manheim Township’s Toby Bergstrom, Lexie Kauffman, and Alivian Parmer. The article highlights the achievements of these young athletes, their contributions to their teams, and the rise of lacrosse talent in the region.

Elizabethtown and Manheim Township Shine Bright in Lacrosse

Elizabethtown has become the talk of the town as USA Lacrosse recently announced the All-American selections for the 2025 lacrosse season. This exciting recognition highlights the remarkable talents emerging from the Lancaster-Lebanon League (L-L), with an impressive eight players receiving All-American honors.

Danielle Bruno Takes Center Stage

Leading the charge is Elizabethtown’s own Danielle Bruno, who achieved the coveted All-American title after a *record-breaking season*. Bruno scored a jaw-dropping 148 goals and provided an astonishing 32 assists. Such numbers not only make her a standout, but they place her firmly in the spotlight of high school lacrosse.

In an exciting turn, Bruno made a significant number change from 15 to 1 this season. After being the all-time leading scorer for Elizabethtown with a total of 186 goals, she’s now on a mission to reach a thrilling milestone of 250 career goals in her senior year. Her partnership with teammate Piper Patrick has been remarkable, as these two athletes have been competing together since they were kids in kindergarten.

Manheim Township Stars Shine Bright

Not to be outdone, three remarkable players from Manheim Township also gained All-American acclaim this season. Toby Bergstrom, Lexie Kauffman, and Alivian Parmer showcased their incredible talents on the field. Parmer led the Blue Streaks with a remarkable 98 goals and contributed 47 assists, proving herself to be an offensive powerhouse.

Kauffman wasn’t too far behind, netting 73 goals and adding 19 assists to her impressive stats. Meanwhile, Bergstrom played a vital role in defense and draw-control, showcasing his all-around skills that helped elevate Manheim Township’s performance.

More All-Americans from Lancaster-Lebanon

The boys’ side wasn’t left out of the spotlight, as several players from the L-L league also earned All-American honors. From Lampeter-Strasburg, JB King stood out, while Manheim Township’s talented duo of Charlie Hill and Simon Bowen made the cut as well. Penn Manor’s Grant Bradburn, who recorded 52 goals and 53 assists, played a pivotal role in guiding his team to their very first state playoff appearance.

Bowen was the league’s top scorer, concluding the season with an impressive tally of 92 goals and 14 assists. Such prowess on the field speaks volumes about the caliber of lacrosse talent brewing in this region.

All-Academic Achievements and Coaching Excellence

In addition to athletic prowess, USA Lacrosse also acknowledged All-Academic players. The girls’ league features Megan Woratyla and Mia Brennan from Hempfield, as well as Paisley Kappesser from Manheim Township. On the boys’ side, Lampeter-Strasburg’s Alex Weese alongside Manheim Township’s Adan Garraffa and Jackson Pfitzenmaier earned honors for their academic excellence.

Adding to the growing list of accolades, Elizabethtown’s own Cheyenne Benson was named the Central Pennsylvania Coach of the Year. Under her leadership, the Elizabethtown team concluded the season with an impressive 17-4 record, sharing the L-L Section Two title. They even made history by winning their very first playoff game.

From a dismal 0-17 season in 2021 to an improved 9-9 record last year, Elizabethtown has shown remarkable resilience and growth.

Looking Forward

With so much talent emerging from Elizabethtown and Manheim Township, the future of lacrosse in the Lancaster-Lebanon League is looking brighter than ever. Everyone is excited to see how these young athletes will continue to shine on and off the field in the seasons to come.

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