Position Breakdown:
Goalkeeper: Senior Dylan Purdy, two-years removed from an inconsistent sophomore campaign, has really improved, said Martinez. He’s challenged by sophomore up-and-comer Nick Guerra.
Defense: Trinity’s back line is anchored this year by senior captain Brendon Boss and junior Matt Miclette (a transfer from Bow) in the crease. Miclette’s older brother, Cam, was a two-time all-state player and member of the 2015 state championship team at Trinity. The defense is rounded out by promising newcomers Mike Evans, a junior, senior Cam Laventure and freshmen Will Brauer and Sam D’Urso.
Middies: Trinity is a bit thin in its midfield transition game, but the team’s top middie line has two potential all-state standouts, including senior captain Dillion Brown, who was named second-team all-state as a sophomore attacker. He takes over as the team’s primary ball handler this season. Next to him, sophomore newcomer Brady Watts looks to step in immediately as a top fa