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Skyridge senior Cabell Buechner (99) celebrates a goal with teammate Tamanuitoi Johnson during the 6A boys lacrosse state finals against Corner Canyon at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on Saturday, May 23, 2026.

Michael Mills, Skyridge High School

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Skyridge senior Dylan Forsgren fires up the crowd during the 6A championship game against Corner Canyon at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on Saturday, May 23, 2026.

Jared Lloyd, Daily Herald

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Pleasant Grove's Asher Bayles (17) celebrates with teammates after a 10-4 in against Salem Hills in the first round of the 5A boys lacrosse playoffs on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.

Darnell Dickson, Daily Herald

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Skyridge senior Dominic Weaver looks to attack during the 6A championship game against Corner Canyon at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on Saturday, May 23, 2026.

Jared Lloyd, Daily Herald

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Skyridge freshman Boston Strickland (right) battles for the ball in a faceoff during the 6A championship game against Corner Canyon at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on Saturday, May 23, 2026.

Jared Lloyd, Daily Herald

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Player of the Year

Cabell Buechner Sr. M, Skyridge

Buechner won the award for the second straight season with another dominating performance, including 50 goals and 39 assists (89 points), which is 4.5 points per game. He shot .446 with 111 ground balls (5.6 per game) and added 50 takeaways for the 6A state champions.

Offensive MVP

Aiden Dutson So. ATT/M, Timpview

Dutson averaged 5.2 points per game with 69 goals and 30 assists, shooting .371. He added 64 ground balls (3.4 per game).

Defensive MVP

Renner Farrer So. D, Skyridge

Farrar was an absolute game-changer for the Falcons and took on the most difficult defensive assignments. He finished with 47 ground balls (3.8 per set) and had 36 takeaways.

Coach of the Year

Bart Butterfield, Skyridge

Butterfield and his coaching staff managed a very talented and deep Falcons squad that peeked at the right time, upsetting No. 1 Corner Canyon for the 6A championship.

(Listed alphabetically)

First Team All-Valley

Kimball Allred Sr. ATT, Timpview

Allred was a great compliment to Dutson, totaling 75 points (48 goals, 27 assists, 3.9 points per set) and shooting .273 with 50 ground balls.

Spencer Boyd Sr. GK, Skyridge

Boyd was a part of a trio of outstanding goalies for the Falcons, finishing with 77 saves and allowing 41 goals (6.1 per game) with a save percentage of .653 and a 6-1 record.

Brady Burkinshaw Jr. ATT, Westlake

Burkinshaw totaled 70 points (44 goals, 26 assists, 3.7 per set), shooting .282 to go along with 48 ground balls.

Kaleb Burt Sr. LSM, Timpview

Burt was a big contributor for the T-Birds with 100 ground balls (5.6 per game) and 31 takeaways.

Carson Butterfield Sr. ATT, Skyridge

Butterfield had an outstanding season with 73 points (40 goals, 33 assists, 3.7 points per game) and shot. 588.

Rufus Christensen Jr. ATT, Westlake

Christensen was a threat every time he touched the ball with 53 goals and 12 assists for 65 points (3.4 per game) and shot .541 while adding 40 ground balls.

Creed Condie Jr. M, Springville

Condie was in a good groove all season, totaling 35 goals and 29 assists for 64 points (3.4 points per game) while shooting .365. He also contributed 111 ground balls (5.8 per game) and 25 takeaways while winning .507 in face-offs.

Myles Cox Jr. M, Pleasant Grove

Cox was a demon with the stick, totaling 115 ground balls (6.1 per game) and winning 129 of 259 face-offs (.498).

Kaleb Davis Sr., Cedar Valley

Davis topped the Aviators with 63 points (54 goals, nine assists, 3.3 points per game) and shot .412 with 68 ground balls.

Owen Esplin So. ATT/M, Timpview

Esplin was a consistent threat for the T-Birds with 49 goals and 29 assists for 75 points (3.9 per game) and shot .485 with 49 ground balls.

Austin Ewell Sr. M, Payson

Ewell paced the Lions with 41 goals and 20 assists for 61 points (3.1 per game) and shot .313 with 48 ground balls and 46 of 98 face-offs (.469).

Dylan Forsgren Sr. ATT, Skyridge

Forsgren had plenty of big moments for the Falcons with 53 goals and 27 assists (80 points, 4.0 per game) while shooting .465.

Channing Francom Sr. M, Timpanogos

Francom made a big impact for the T-Wolves, totaling 104 ground balls (8.0 per game) and winning 188 of 253 face-offs (.743).

Caleb Grant Jr. M/DM, Spanish Fork

Grant completed a strong season with 95 ground balls (5.3 per game) and 15 takeaways and won 110 of 166 face-offs (.663).

Kaiden Hobbs Fr. ATT, Skyridge

Hobbs was a good offensive option for the Falcons with 76 points (42 goals, 34 assists, 3.8 points per game) and shot .560.

Quinn Lawrence So. ATT, Pleasant Grove

Lawrence made the most of his opportunities with 49 goals and 28 assists (77 points, 3.9 per game) while shooting .505.

Noah Morgan Jr. GK, Wasatch

Morgan was one of the top goalies in the state with 5.4 goals allowed per game (25 goals against) and 38 saves for a .603 save percentage.

Jake Murray Sr. ATT/M, Spanish Fork

Murray was a big offensive threat for the Done with 38 goals and 32 assists (70 points, 3.5 per game) and shot .458.

Reed Nielsen Sr. M/ATT, Lehi

Nielson had a great year for the Pioneers with 72 points (52 goals, 20 assists, 4.2 points per game) and shot .327.

Austin Olsen Sr. ATT, Spanish Fork

Olsen was a terror on the offensive end with 63 goals and 33 assists (96 points, 4.8 points per game) and shot .360 to go along with 87 ground balls and 15 takeaways.

Andrew Robinson Sr. ATT, Springville

Robinson did great work for the Red Devils, finishing with 83 points (60 goals, 23 assists, 4.4 points per game) and shot .345, also adding 52 ground balls and 14 takeaways.

Isaac Roylance Jr. ATT, Wasatch

Roylance made an impact for the Wasps with 42 goals and 27 assists (69 points, 3.8 per game) and shot .268 with 45 ground balls.

Krew Soper, Jr. MF, Westlake

Soper dominated with his stick and totaled 117 ground balls (6.2 per game) while winning .674 percent of his face-offs (243 of 387).

Drake Stone Sr. GK, Provo

Stone lived up to his name in goal, allowing 7.1 goals per game (103 goals against) and 213 saves, a save percentage of .674.

Noah Torgersen Sr. M, Timpanogos

Torgersen was a difficult scorer to defend, finishing with 31 goals and 41 assists (72 points, 4.2 per game) and shot .323. He also contributed 40 ground balls and 17 takeaways.

Zach Wakefield Sr. M, Provo

Wakefield was all over the field for the Bulldogs, totaling 57 goals and 12 assists for 69 points (3.6 per game) and shot .288. He also added 83 ground balls and 25 takeaways while winning 50% of his face-offs (23 of 46).

Jonah Ware Sr. M, Wasatch

Ware picked up 114 ground balls for the Wasps (7.1 per game) and won .797 of his face-offs (149 of 187).

Second Team All-Valley

Cade Bateman Jr. MF/D, Westlake

23 goals, 23 assists, 46 points (2.4), .324, 47 ground balls.

Brenner Bolt Sr. ATT, Timpanogos

36 goals, 11 assists, 47 points (2.9), .336.

Connor Delphenich Jr. M, Lehi

126 ground balls (7.9).

Myles Doman Jr. ATT/M, Pleasant Grove

37 goals, 19 assists, 56 points (3.1), .370.

Xander Edwards So. GK, Wasatch

36 goals against (6.4), 55 saves, .604.

Tayten Finkentahl Jr. M/DM, Spanish Fork

85 ground balls, 11 takeaways, 120 of 216 face-offs (.556).

Kyler Goff Fr. ATT/M, Spanish Fork

44 goals, seven assists, 51 points (2.6), .444.

Cam Goode Sr. GK, Wasatch

31 goals against (4.0), 53 saves, .631.

Grady Gunter Sr. GK, Skyridge

54 goals against (7.8), 74 saves (.578).

Talan Hardy Jr. GK, Payson

139 goals against (7.2), 251 saves (.644).

Thompson Hills So. D, Skyridge

44 ground balls, 37 takeaways.

Jake Huffaker Sr., Cedar Valley

52 goals, two assists, 54 points (2.8), .271, 121 ground balls.

Jackson Hyde Sr. M, Timpview

29 goals, 36 assists, 64 points (3.4), .232, 239 ground balls, 265-255 face-offs (.758).

Brooks Jensen Jr. ATT, Timpanogos

43 goals, 14 assists, 57 points (3.4), .295.

Sawyer Jensen Sr. M, American Fork

48 goals, eight assists, 56 points (2.9), .308, 158 ground balls, 279-354 face-offs (.788).

Holden King So. GK, Timpview

136 goals against (7.4), 220 saves (.618).

Tash Litster Sr. D, Timpanogos

95 ground balls (5.9), 75 takeaways.

Bo Miller Sr. MF, Westlake

42 goals, 10 assists, 52 points (2.7), .365, 38 ground balls.

Kaleb Roper Sr. M, Springville

54 goals, 15 assists, 69 points (3.8), .443, 35 ground balls.

Tyson Rowley Sr. M, Payson

39 goals, seven assists, 46 points (2.3), .289, 86 ground balls.

Cole Schouman Sr. D, Provo

107 ground balls (5.6), 56 takeaways.

Lance Stewart Sr. ATT, Springville

32 goals, 25 assists, 57 points (3.2), .276, 54 ground balls, 15 takeaways.

Boston Strickland Fr. DM, Skyridge

112 ground balls (5.9), 11 takeaways, 204-336 face-offs (.607).

Spencer Taggert Jr. GK, Pleasant Grove

136 goals against (7.1), 170 saves (.556).

Dominic Weaver Sr. M, Skyridge

37 goals, 20 assists, 57 points (2.9), .339.

Third Team All-Valley

David Aceves Jr. M, Lone Peak

31 goals, nine assists, 40 points (2.5 per game), .477.

Tate Anderson Sr. ATT, Maple Mountain

35 goals, nine assists, 44 points (2.9), .354.

Brayden Briggs Jr. DM/M, Spanish Fork

13 goals, 32 assists, 45 points (2.3), .228, 49 ground balls, 15 takeaways.

Nixon Caldwell Sr., Cedar Valley

82 ground balls (4.3), 31 of 81 face-offs (.383).

Mason Coleman Sr. ATT, American Fork

37 goals, four assists, 41 points (2.4), .291, 43 ground balls, 15 takeaways.

Tyler Darrington Sr. ATT, Salem Hills

22 goals, eight assists, 30 points (2.0), .314.

Stockton Dorton Sr. ATT, Lehi

32 goals, 13 assists, 45 points (2.8), .360.

Malik Filimoeatu Sr. D, Provo

27 ground balls (1.4), 26 takeaways.

Ty Griffith Jr. ATT, Wasatch

28 goals, 13 assists, 41 points (2.5), .389.

Jensen Grimshaw Sr. ATT, Maple Mountain

33 goals, eight assists, 41 points (2.6), .292, 44 ground balls.

Ammon Hawkins Sr. ATT, Lone Peak

24 goals, 20 assists, 44 points (2.6), .533.

Sam King Jr. ATT, Wasatch

30 goals, 15 assists, 45 points (3.0), .448.

Luke Perdue Sr. DM, Salem Hills

83 ground balls (4.9), 15 takeaways

Liam Stott Sr. ATT, Pleasant Grove

35 goals, seven assists, 42 points (2.1), .321.

Cash Westfall So. M, Orem

19 goals, nine assists, 28 points (1.6). .184, 24 ground balls, 37 takeaways.

Honorable Mention

AMERICAN FORK: Wesley Brewer, Lucas Jackson, Statten Larsen, Karsten Nelson

CEDAR VALLEY: Bronson Caldwell, Tyler Fox, Michael Ward, Takoda Webb.

LEHI: Lan Bullock, Mark Evans, Mason Heightman, Colton Kenison, Isaac VanCott.

LONE PEAK: Jimmy Brazell, Bridger Dunn, Nicholas Palmer.

MAPLE MOUNTAIN: Hudson Anderson, Bodee Belka, Joseph Berry, Nixon Peterson.

MOUNTAIN VIEW: Alexander Bouche, Kemper Best, Gage Mellor, Dallen Price, Parker Woodward.

OREM: Aiden Axley, Daniel Kotter, Nate Rawlings, Jack Stratton.

PAYSON: Jac Christensen, Kaub Farr, Nate Morgan, Scott Rasmussen.

PLEASANT GROVE: Deegan Ash, Asher Bayles, Colton Braby.

PROVO: Landon Carman, Jackson Ewing, Easton Lott, Robbie Potter.

SALEM HILLS: Nick Brown, Austin Brundage, Luke Henry, Logan Hixson, Trey Kilpatrick.

SKYRIDGE: Luke Adams, Dane Lambert, Covelli Moore, Eric Parry, Max Poecker.

SPANISH FORK: River Anderson, Raleigh Bigelow, Gage James, Logan Sevy.

SPRINGVILLE: Madyx Bell, Kyle Devine, George Fuhriman, Brendan McClean.

TIMPANOGOS: Spencer Chiang, Kendall Hansen, Donovan Holloway.

TIMPVIEW: Ben Allred, Grant Seamons.

WASATCH: Colby Harfert, Riley Hayes, Randy Horner, Brody Marble, Zeke Sierenberg.

WESTLAKE: Izaac Conde, Ethan Rasmussen, Jared Willden.