Although no local girls’ lacrosse programs were success in claiming a state championship this spring, plenty of players filled the All-State selection lists.
Merrimack Valley, Hopkinton and Bow placed five players between their divisions’ first and second teams as the most talented in the state.
Division I
Second Team: Leah Foulds, sr., defense, Concord.
Division II
First Team: Merrimack Valley: Lilly Jones, jr., attack; Ella Frink, sr., midfield; Izzy Tucker, sr., defense.
Second Team: Merrimack Valley: Abbey Thompson, sr., attack; Kalli Snow, so., defense.
Division III
First Team: Belmont: Shelby Mason, sr., goalie. Bow: Vita Flagg, so., attack; Audrey Glennon, sr., defense; Gianna Trott, jr., goalie. Coe-Brown: Avery Keefe, jr., midfield; Adalynn Moynihan, sr., defense. Hopkinton: Maeve Owens, sr., attack; Ava Burns, sr., midfield; Helen Yeaton, sr., defense.
Second Team: Belmont: Madi McClennon, sr., attack; Brooke Varnum, so., midfield. Bow: Keegan O’Meara, so., attack; Josie Johnson, sr., midfield. Coe-Brown: Breanne Peters, sr., defense. Hopkinton: Emma Pelletier, sr., attack; Autumn Meier, jr., midfield.
Hopkinton senior Maeve Owens (R) tries to move around St. Thomas’ Ava Goodwin in the Hawks’ loss to the Saints, 15-12. Credit: CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos by Chip 
Coe-Brown attacker Avery Keefe shoots the ball in the Black Bear’s 21-3 win over the Plymouth Bobcats on June 6, 2026 in Northwood. Credit: ALEX MILLER / For the Monitor 
Coe-Brown sophomore goalie Haily Smith made multiple clutch saves, including a free position save against Hopkinton’s Ava Burns (22). Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor