4 boys, 3 girls from L-L League are named high school All-Americans in lacrosse

Four boys and three girls from Lancaster-Lebanon League lacrosse teams have been named high school All-Americans by USA Lacrosse, it was announced Tuesday.

The honorees are Hempfield’s Jason Hilton, Penn Manor’s Nick Hollinger, Lampeter-Strasburg’s Drexton Frank and Manheim Township’s Bennett Parmer in boys, and Manheim Township’s Olivia Young, Calli Campagna and Alivian Parmer in girls.

The Parmers are siblings.

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Selections are based on voting by coaches within each geographical region. The L-L League is in the Pennsylvania-Central region.

Hilton, a senior midfielder, had 60 goals and 11 assists this spring for the Black Knights (12-7), who finished second in L-L Section One, third in District Three Class 3A and qualified for the PIAA Tournament.

Hollinger, a senior goalie, allowed 51 goals and made 164 saves for the Comets (13-6), who reached the District Three Class 3A quarterfinals.

Frank, a senior defender, anchored a defense that allowed 47 goals in 20 games. He also had one goal for the Pioneers (16-4), who went 10-0 in L-L Section Two, finished as the league runner-up and reached the District Three Class 2A quarterfinals.

Bennett Parmer, a senior attack, had 63 goals and 48 assists for the Section One and L-L League champion and District Three Class 3A runner-up Blue Streaks (18-4). Township also reached the PIAA Class 3A quarterfinals.

Young, a senior attack, had 80 goals and 50 assists to help the Blue Streaks (21-4) win the Section One, L-L League and District Three Class 3A titles. Township also reached the PIAA Class 3A semifinals.

Campagna, a senior midfielder, had 48 goals and 30 assists.

Liv Parmer, a sophomore midfielder, had 46 goals and 11 assists. She missed the start of the lacrosse season while recovering from a torn ACL.