The Oak Park High lacrosse programs received U.S. Lacrosse’s highest honors with the selection of Tarik Ergin as Coach of the Year and Grant Consoletti as High School All-American.

Ergin, in his second season as Oak Park’s head coach, guided the Eagles to a 17-0 regular-season record and captured the program’s first 101 Coast League crown.

Consoletti, a junior attack who was the 101 Coast League MVP, led the Eagles with 71 goals and 43 assists. He has verbally committed to play Division I lacrosse at Robert Morris University.

Consoletti joins a distinguished list of Oak Park players who have received All-American honors in the past, including Steve Darrow (2005), Chad Costello (2007), Brett Zeolla (2008) and Grayson Phillips (2009).

Three All-Americans and one Academic All-American were chosen from the 15 CIF teams that compose the 101 Coast and Condor leagues, plus several club teams in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.

Also receiving All-American honors were senior attack Mackie Greason from Cate and sophomore defenseman J.J. Ntshaykolo of Thacher.

Junior attack Luke Hegeman from Westlake earned the Academic All-American award.