2017 Mercury All-Area Boys Lacrosse Selections
First Team
| Name | Grade | Position | School |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jarrod Marenger | Junior | Attack | Spring-Ford |
| Brady McFalls | Sophomore | Attack | Boyertown |
| Joey Tordone | Junior | Attack | Owen J. Roberts |
| Jason Bram | Senior | Attack | Hill School |
| Daniel Cassidy | Senior | Midfield | Spring-Ford |
| Shawn Coulter | Senior | Midfield | Perkiomen Valley |
| Noah Calle | Senior | Midfield | Owen J. Roberts |
| Austin Koury | Senior | Midfield/SS | Owen J. Roberts |
| Mike Giandonato | Senior | LSM | Owen J. Roberts |
| Kyle Derrickson | Senior | Defense | Methacton |
| Nick Marren | Senior | Defense | Perkiomen Valley |
| Kyle Mason | Junior | Defense | Spring-Ford |
| Kevin Mo | Senior | Goalie | Perkiomen Valley |
Second Team
| Name | Grade | Position | School |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kyle Kacala | Junior | Attack | Methacton |
| Logan Clefisch | Sophomore | Attack | Owen J. Roberts |
| Brian Fehr | Junior | Attack | Perkiomen Valley |
| Ryan O'Toole | Senior | Midfield | Methacton |
| Ryan Rosenblum | Junior | Midfield | Spring-Ford |
| Matt Dudley | Senior | Midfield | Perkiomen Valley |
| JJ Pickard | Junior | Midfield | Hill School |
| Skylar Wallace | Junior | Short-Stick Specialist | Boyertown |
| Tanner Romano | Senior | Defense | Spring-Ford |
| Matthew LoPolito | Senior | Defense | Phoenixville |
| Remy Sell | Junior | Defense | Perkiomen Valley |
| Kyle Pettine | Junior | Goalie | Spring-Ford |
| Drew Hutchison | Senior | Goalie | Hill School |
Honorable Mention
Boyertown: Jason Clinton, Grayson Hamrick, Nick Moccia, Dan Yednock
Daniel Boone: Tommy Buchert
Methacton: Stanley Kolimago, Connor McHugh
Owen J. Roberts: Evan Massa
Perkiomen School: Miles Longstreth
Perkiomen Valley: Sam Bonavita, Richie Marshall
Phoenixville: Derek Bullotta
Pope John Paul II: Noah Balliet, Justin Kent
Spring-Ford: Tate Pijanowski, Kyle Reed, Dean Costalas, Gage Warrell
Upper Merion: Nick Freda, CJ Rose, Johnny Salamy
Coach of the Year
Chip Mittnacht, Phoenixville
First-year coach returned to alma mater and led Phantoms to a 10-9 season and berth to the District 1 Class AA playoffs, a stunning turnaround for a program that was 2-16 in 2016 and accumulated just four total wins over the previous three seasons.
