Scranton Prep’s Will McPartland (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Player of the Year
Will McPartland
Scranton Prep, Senior
Midfield
Led Scranton Prep to the Wyoming Valley Conference and District 2 Class 2A championships. He returned after missing the 2025 season with a torn ACL, scored 57 goals and had 20 assists for 77 points. He was selected as the 2026 Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ Offensive Player of the Year. He finished his career with 111 goals and 49 assists. He will continue his academic and athletic careers at Fairfield University.
Scranton Prep’s Braedon McPartland (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Braedon McPartland
Scranton Prep, Junior
Midfield
Helped Scranton Prep win the Wyoming Valley Conference and District 2 Class 2A championships. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. A two-year starter, he led the team in scoring with 63 goals and 29 assists for 92 points. He scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Lower Dauphin in the PIAA first round. He has 108 career goals and 57 assists in 44 games.
Scranton Prep’s Mackey Lynett (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Mackey Lynett
Scranton Prep, Senior
Attack
Helped Scranton Prep win the Wyoming Valley Conference and District 2 Class 2A championships. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. He scored 51 goals and had 31 assists for 82 points. He finished his career with 144 goals and 77 assists for 221 points. He will continue his academic and athletic careers at the University of Scranton. He is a two-time Times-Tribune All-Region selection.
Abington Heights’ Chris Bohn (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Chris Bohn
Abington Heights, Sophomore
Attack
He helped lead Abington Heights to the District 2 Class 2A final, the program’s first appearance in the PIAA playoffs and its first PIAA win. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. He was the team’s leading scorer with 73 goals and 35 assists for 128 points. In 41 career games, he has 86 goals, 59 assists and 145 points.
Abington Heights’ Gavin Anders (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Gavin Anders
Abington Heights, Senior
Midfield
He helped lead Abington Heights to the District 2 Class 2A final, the program’s first appearance in the PIAA playoffs and its first PIAA win. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. He scored 46 goals and had 27 assists for 73 points. In his career, he had 204 goals, 86 assists and 290 points. He is a four-time Times-Tribune All-Region selection.
Delaware Valley’s Tyler Husejnovic (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Tyler Husejnovic
Delaware Valley, Senior
Attack
He led Delaware Valley to the District 2 Class 3A championship. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ second-team all-star. He scored 35 goals and had 27 assists this season. In 67 career games, he scored 80 goals and had 54 assists for 134 points.
Delaware Valley’s Justin Estevez (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Justin Estevez
Delaware Valley, Senior
Defense
He helped Delaware Valley win the District 2 Class 3A championship. He was a two-time Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. He had 34 groundballs this season and had 42 in 71 career games. He is a two-time Times-Tribune All-Region selection.
Scranton Prep’s Donato Rinaldi (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Donato Rinaldi
Scranton Prep, Senior
Defense
He helped Scranton Prep win the Wyoming Valley Conference and District 2 Class 2A championships. He is a two-time Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. He played in 80 career games for the Cavaliers.
Abington Heights’ Logan Bohn (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Logan Bohn
Abington Heights, Senior
Defense
He helped lead Abington Heights to the District 2 Class 2A final, the program’s first appearance in the PIAA playoffs and its first PIAA win. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ first-team all-star. He played 75 career games for the Comets.
Abington Heights’ Colton Naholnik (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Colton Naholnik
Abington Heights, Junior
Goalie
He helped lead Abington Heights to the District 2 Class 2A final, the program’s first appearance in the PIAA playoffs and its first PIAA win. He was a Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ Defensive Player of the Year and a first-team all-star. He had a .609 save percentage with 220 saves on 361 shots on goal, and gave up 141 goals. In his career, he has a save percentage of .632 with 636 saves on 1,007 shots on goal and 371 goals against. He is a two-time Times-Tribune All-Region selection.
Scranton Prep coach Keith Toolan (SUBMITTED PHOTO)
Coach of the Year
Keith Toolan
Scranton Prep
He and his staff guided Scranton Prep to the Wyoming Valley Conference and District 2 Class 2A championships. Scranton Prep won its first 20 games of the season before losing in the PIAA quarterfinals to Twin Valley. He was the Wyoming Valley Conference Coaches’ All-Star Coach of the Year.