The 2024 boys high school lacrosse season ended with one player setting a new national record along with players in many states putting their names atop the record books. Laxnumbers is recapping the national, career and season records that were set in 2024.

It’s worth noting there are states where statistics are challenging to come by for various reasons, which can raise questions as to whether a player listed is truly the all-time leader. As more players are reported, records will change, whether new players break the records or someone finds the list and submits a statistic that would make their previous total the new record.

All records on Laxnumbers are verified by Mike Loveday before being published. You can submit a player performance via our online form.

National Records

Landon Parker from Grand Ledge (Mich.) put together an impressive career, culminating in setting the national record for the most face-off wins in a career. 

Parker finished his career with 1,477 career wins while also posting one of the highest career percentages with 85.18 percent. The Monmouth commit surpassed the previous record of 1,297 set by Gavin Tygh from Penn Charter (Pa.) in 2019.

Parker also bested his own record for most face-offs won in a season with the 438 he won this season. As a junior, Parker won 436 face-offs in one more game than he played this season. Prior to Parker, OJ Morris from Dublin Coffman (Ohio) had the record for most wins in a season with 432 set in 2021.

State Records and Highlights

California

Gavin McCollum from Village Christian (Calif.) set the record for most points in a season with 148 this year. He passed Graham Blake from Marin Catholic (Calif.) who scored 147 during the 2019 season.

With 84 assists this season, Noah Scattini from Carmel (Calif.) is the new reported leader in California. The previous record was 80 by Marin Catholic’s Graham Blake.

Colorado

Zander Adfield from Resurrection Christian (Colo.) set the bar for most face-off wins in a season with 310. Adfield won his opportunities at 82.67 percent last season. 

Landon Kalsbeck from Dakota Ridge (Colo.) became the second player in Colorado history to reach 300 face-off wins in a season. Kalsbeck finished with 302 wins and a percentage of 80.32.

Connecticut 

Cheshire (Conn.) senior Ryan Grove became the first player reported to Laxnumbers in Connecticut history to reach 1,000 career face-off wins. His total of 1,096 surpassed the previously reported record of 624 by Kyle Mahoney from Berlin (Conn.), set in 2016.

Boden Frost from Fitch Groton (Conn.) is the first reported player to surpass 100 assists in a season. Frost recorded 113 helpers in 19 games. He surpassed Andrew Flamengo who scored 95 for New Fairfield (Conn.) in 2008.

Delaware

Shane Wright from Delcastle (Del.) is the new leader for most saves in a season after completing the year with 277. The previous reported record was 276 by Shane Gaglione from Milford (Del.).

Illinois

With 180 points this season, Cary George from Neuqua Valley (Ill.) broke the old record of 144 points in a single season. Cade Newton from South Elgin (Ill.) had the record since 2017.

George’s teammate, Jonah Frank set a new standard for goals in a season with 115. The previous record was 100 by Kainon McQueary from Washington (Ill.) set in 2023. George is currently second all-time with 113 goals in 2024.

For face-off wins, Giovanni Baggio from Huntley (Ill.) is the new king. Baggio won 413-of-531 this season. The sophomore passed Michael Frieri’s record he set at Benet Academy (Ill.) in 2022.

Kansas 

There’s a new career assist leader in Kansas after Jack Hamilton tallied 164 assists to take over the top reported spot. Hamilton, from Shawnee Mission East (Kansas) tallied 164 assists to surpass Griffin Fries’ record of 134. Hamilton finished second in state history with 334 career points.

Kentucky 

Lawson Cantley from Kentucky Country Day (Ky.) took over the points and goals top spot in Kentucky. Cantley totaled 397 points on the strength of 281 career goals in his career. Cantley surpassed Sheldon Brown from Paul Laurence Dunbar (Ky.) who tallied 355 points. Tommy Mullikin from Sayre (Ky.) had the goals record for one season after scoring 334 in his career, which was completed in 2023.

Jonah Brooking from Henry Clay (Ky.) became only the seventh reported player in state history to surpass 300 career points after scoring 319 in his career.

Jack Miller from Collins (Ky.) scored 111 goals in 2024 to surpass the previous total of 101 set by Tommy Mullikin from Sayre (Ky.) in 2023.

Louisiana 

With 273 face-off wins, St. Paul’s (La.) Kyle Olsen is the new leader in Louisiana. This is a state where statistics are hard to come by, so there was no previous reported record-holder. Olsen also holds the record for most in a season with 223 wins.

Maine

Colter Olson from Yarmouth (Maine) is the first reported player in state history to reach 140 points in a season. His total of 145 sits atop the list. 

Maryland

With 774 career saves, South Hagerstown (Md.) goalie Joseph Fox has the most reported career saves in Maryland history. Fox broke the previous record, which was held by South Hagerstown’s Joey Garland since 2017. Garland made 692 saves in his career. Fox also set the record for most saves in a season with 346 this season.

Sherwood (Md.) senior Jeff Burffington broke the reported state record for most face-off wins in a game with 24. The senior won 24-of-24 attempts in an April 11 game against Blake (Md.).

Massachusetts

The first Massachusetts player reported to have at least 300 face-off wins in a season is Logan Poulin from Nauset (Mass.) who finished the year with 328 wins. The previously reported high-total was 296 by Phil Russo from Masconoment Regional (Mass.) in 2011.

Michigan

Tieson Cooper from Grand Ledge (Mich.) tied the record for most goals in a season with 109. Cooper tied Jace Conley’s record. Conley scored 109 goals for Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (Mich.) in 2018.

As mentioned above, Landon Parker, is the new season face-off leader in Michigan. His 438 wins surpassed his 2023 total of 436.

Missouri 

Luke McNamara from Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.) took over the goals lead in Missouri with 332 in his career. The senior graduated with 386 career points, which put him second in state history.

New Hampshire

The 819 career saves that Dominic Chalifour put up in his Dover (N.H.) career is the most reported by any player in New Hampshire history. Matt Johnson from Pinkerton Academy (N.H.) had the previous record of 699, which stood since 2003.

New Jersey

New Jersey has a new reported face-off wins leader in Bernards (N.J.) Trevor Sardis. The senior recorded 927 career wins after a senior season in which he won 333-of-449. Sardis broke the record set by Cam Hollander from West Morris Central (N.J.) in 2019.

Joey Ortega from Arthur L. Johnson (N.J.) put in work in 2024, setting the state record for most face-off wins in a season with 393. He bested the previous record, held by Russell Eberding from Sparta (N.J.) by 38 wins. He also has the most-reported wins in a game with 33. Ortega completed his career with the third-most face-off wins in New Jersey history with 829.

North Carolina

There must have been something in the water in North Carolina this season as the Tarheel State has a new leader in all but one category after the 2024 season. It also boasted three new members of the 500 club after having only one member of that elite category to start the season.

Connor Kruse from Hillsborough Orange (N.C.) capped his stellar career with a host of state records. He is the first player in state history to record more than 200 points after finishing with 209. That total places his 4th overall in the nation and is only the seventh player in history to reach that mark. 

The senior set a new state record for career points with 539, which surpassed Owen Caputo from Middle Creek (N.C.) who scored 504. Kruse was only the second player in state history to surpass 500 career points. His 136 assists marks the first time in state history a player reached 100 in a season. Kruse broke the previous mark set by Charlotte Latin’s Carson Song in 2015. HIs career total of 296 also broke Song’s record of 256. 

Jack Dalton from Lake Norman Charter (N.C.) also broke Song’s record and finished his career second in career assists with 283.

Alex Jessey from Providence Day (N.C.) is the new goals leader with 299 in his career. 

Kruse, Dalton and Jessey finished their careers with more than 500 career points. Only Caputo had reached that mark in the history of the state prior to the 2024 season. Dalton and Jessey finished tied for the third-most points in state history with 502. 

Not to be left out of the record-breaking season, Josh Smith from Green Level (N.C.) bested the face-off wins mark by finishing his career with 1,027. The previous mark was held by George Kalos from Hough (N.C.) who finished his career with 997 career wins.

Ohio

Preston Blue from University School Cleveland (Ohio) set the new standard for points in Ohio with 414. He is the third player in state history to surpass 400 points, passing Sean Kavanagh (Hoover North Canton) and Connor Buczek (Cincinnati St. Xavier).

Blue also set the record for most points in a season with his 173 this year. The previous record was held by Zach White from Columbus Academy (Ohio) and set in 2021. He also set a new mark for assists in a season with 94. Kavanagh had the previous record with 90 set in 2022.

Pennsylvania

Jack Herron from Wyoming Seminary (Pa.) set new state records for points and goals.

Herron became the first player in the Keystone State to reach 600 career points, finishing with 609. He passed the previous record holder, Michael Sowers from Upper Dublin (Pa.), who finished his career with 594. Sowers set the record in 2016 after setting the state record for most assists in a career with 402. Herron’s 374 goals passed former Crestwood (Pa.) attack Anthony Caporuscio who set the record in 2020 with 320.

Rhode Island

Finding stats out of Rhode Island is challenging, but with the information reported to Laxnumbers, Grant Bailey from Scituate (R.I.) is the current leader in points (111) and assists (44).

Tennessee

Elek Zubor from Collierville (Tenn.) is the new reported leader for face-off wins in a season with 310. The senior is also the first player reported with at least 300 wins in a season. He finished with 310 and won 81.58 percent of his attempts.

Texas

Texas is another state where not many stats are reported, but Colton Silverstein from Kinkaid (Texas) is the first player in state history to be reported with more than 1,000 career saves. The senior graduated with 1,050 saves. The previous reported record was 692 by Connor Laird from Bowie (Texas) in 2017.

Utah 

Utah has new career leaders in goals, points, saves and face-off wins after the 2024 boys lacrosse season. 

Carson Isaacson from Fremont (Utah) takes over the goal lead with 255.

Fremont teammate Davis Searle takes over the points lead with 477. Searle is second in the state with 244 career goals. 

Mason Webster from Layton (Utah) takes over the saves spot with 445. There was no previously reported player for this record.

Tommy Bodell from Westlake (Utah) leads all with 864 career face-off wins. All three players among Utah’s face-off wins leaders entered the list this season. Aiden Hardy from Payson (Utah) is second with 572 wins. Bridger Dastrup from Cedar Valley (Utah) is a 2025 graduate and will enter next season third with 562 career wins. 

For saves in a season, Aden Jensen from Syracuse (Utah) sets the new standard with 276. There was no previous reported record, but three players made at least 250 this year to qualify among the leaders. Grady Gunter from Cedar Valley (Utah) is second with 266, followed by Webster with 257.

Wisconsin

Logan Leatherberry from Oregon (Wis.) is the new leader with 909 career saves. The previously reported record was 792 set by Erik Bjorkland from Waukesha West (Wis.) in 2014.

Jonah Stammer from Homestead (Wis.) is the new leader for face-off wins in a season after posting 271 wins this year.