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Antonio Bruni, Bonny Eagle, senior midfielder: Experienced team leader, solid ballhandler and strong two-way player with decent speed.

Chris Camire, Thornton Academy, senior goalie: Had a .690 save percentage last year.

Cam Glover, Brunswick, senior attack: An All-state player who had 49 goals and 20 assists, and was a key to the Dragons reaching the Class A final.

Jack Fiorini, South Portland, junior attack: The 6-foot-5 Fiorini led the Red Riots to the Class A state championship with 50 goals and 37 assists.

Garrett Flanagan, Yarmouth, senior defense: The quick and agile three-year starter should be a cornerstone of a tenacious defense.

Patrick Gassman, Kennebunk, junior midfielder: Grabbed 75 ground balls and scored 14 points last season.

T-Moe Hellier, South Portland, senior goalie: An unusually active goalie, Hellier saved 146 shots as he helped the Red Riots to their first state championship.

Nate Howard, Scarborough, senior midfielder: Coming off a junior year of 18 points and 78 groundballs, Howard should be a big part of the attack.

Griffen Jacobsen, Windham, junior attack: Fourth in Eastern Class A last season with 34 goals.

Tom Lawson, Cheverus, senior attack: Strong and shifty in front of the net, the all-state selection had 40 goals and 34 assists in 2014.

Joe Oliva, Yarmouth, senior attack: This three-year starter is a potent scorer and should help lead the Clippers back to the top of Eastern Class B.

Nate Richards, Deering, sophomore midfielder: Had 17 goals and seven assists, and scooped up 33 ground balls last season.

Isaac Sinclair, Thornton Academy, senior attack: Put up 41 goals and 15 assists last season.

Griffin Thoreck, Cape Elizabeth, senior midfielder: An all-stater whose constant offensive pressure was the key to another Cape Elizabeth state title. He finished with 33 goals and 25 assists in 2014.

Andrew Whipple, South Portland, senior attack: Posted 30 goals and led Western Class A with 44 assists in 2014.