USILA D3 All Americans 2024

[camskidamski]

First Team
Attack Jude Brown Salisbury
Attack Will Byrne Bowdoin
Attack Cliff Gaston Rochester Institute of Technology
Attack Judge Murphy St. Lawrence
Attack Jack Regnery Tufts
Midfield Brice Bromwell Salisbury
Midfield Andrew Cook Christopher Newport
Midfield Jack Dowd Salisbury
Midfield CK Giancola Wesleyan
Defense Tripp Clark St. Lawrence
Defense John DeFazio Salisbury
Defense Michael Grace Rochester Institute of Technology
Defense Jed Hoggard Bowdoin
Goalie Joseph Perry Rensselaer
LSM Thompson Lau Amherst
SSDM Braden Glushakow Salisbury
SSDM Zack Goorno Bowdoin
Faceoff Matthew Paolatto Union

Second Team
Attack Alex Brendes Christopher Newport
Attack Alex Brown Washington and Lee
Attack Jake Erickson Rochester Institute of Technology
Attack Matt Kemmis St. John Fisher
Attack Luke Murphy Rensselaer
Midfield Zach Davis Union
Midfield Luke Nestor Salisbury
Midfield Charlie Tagliaferri Tufts
Midfield Dylan Wolfe Lynchburg
Defense Mike Allen Randolph-Macon
Defense Jack Cornell St. John Fisher
Defense Reagan McNemar Salisbury
Defense Caleb Oswari Rensselaer
Goalie Jack Fried Hamilton
LSM Conor Kilfeather Hampden-Sydney
SSDM Bryan Creamer Stevens
SSDM Patrick Reilly Union
SSDM Elliot Cohen Washington and Lee
Faceoff Ethan Barnard Bowdoin
Faceoff Padraic Condon St. Lawrence


Third Team
Attack Luke Fisher Denison
Attack Luke Kammerman Roanoke
Attack Jack Raba Wesleyan
Attack Jack Smith Randolph-Macon
Attack Carter Strauch Swarthmore
Midfield Oliver Bernstein Bowdoin
Midfield DJ Dixon Wesleyan
Midfield Sascha Gannon Dickinson
Midfield Jake Rust Lynchburg
Defense Brooks Crowley Denison
Defense Henry Tarr Middlebury
Defense Joey Waldbaum Tufts
Defense Ryan Young Christopher Newport
Defense Dom Zingo Lynchburg
Goalie Tyler Hadley Lynchburg
LSM Keegan Shipe Mary Washington
LSM John Sula Union
SSDM Matthew Hochegger Muhlenberg
SSDM Caleb Torres St. Lawrence
Faceoff Gabriel Alexander Bridgewater
Faceoff Thomas Nelson Kenyon


Honorable Mention
Attack
Nick Askin SUNY Brockport
Wade Beckstrom Ohio Wesleyan
Matt Blythe Grove City
Hillis Burns Washington and Lee
Ben Burns Wesleyan
David Caldwell Centre
Cal Caputo Williams
David Chintala Kenyon
Billy Curtis Middlebury
Luca Docking Roanoke
Jack Dunleavy Gettysburg
Max Esposito Concordia University Wisconsin
Max Ettinghausen Tufts
Bob Gross Amherst
James Haley Washington and Lee
Dylan Hanley Western New England
Riley Hastings Lynchburg
Thomas Healy Hamilton
Connor Herraiz Cabrini
Ben Hutchinson St. Lawrence
Dylan Johnson Kean
Lane Kellogg College of Wooster
Peter Kip Union
Jason Lach Bowdoin
Brennan Lorence Susquehanna
Von Mabbs Swarthmore
Wyatt Malia Muhlenberg
Michael Mann Hope
Matt McAree Scranton
Quinn McKercher Nazareth
Dillon McManus Cabrini
Drew Miller Christopher Newport
Ray O’Brien Hampden-Sydney
Matthew Pergola Stevens
Luke Pilcher Rochester Institute of Technology
Thomas Power Colorado College
Keegan Preis St. Mary's College of Maryland
Tommy Quinson Denison
Jared Rainville Babson
Mason Spaulding Capital
Eli Spence Elmhurst
Chad Teresky Messiah
Wyatt Whitlow Roanoke

Midfield
Coby Auslander Christopher Newport
Jack Bill Muhlenberg
Gage Black Illinois Wesleyan
Robert Boneillo SUNY Geneseo
Topher Bower Babson
Quinn Conroy Nazareth
Jack Elliott Washington and Lee
Will Fink College of Wooster
Alex Giacobbe Amherst
Seth Grottenthaler Rochester Institute of Technology
Rollins Heath Kenyon
Zach Hougan Grove City
Keegan Hughes Stevens
Patrick Jamin Middlebury
Julian Kammerman Roanoke
Garrett Kelly Tufts
Maximus LaMendola Hendrix
Jordan Leuze St. John Fisher
Quinton Mather Gettysburg
Anthony Mazzella Rensselaer
William McCumiskey SUNY Geneseo
Riley Mitchell Lynchburg
John Mozrall Rochester Institute of Technology
Justin Pearl Hamilton
Matthew Reilly Clarkson
Henry Ross Ohio Wesleyan
Jack Scaliti Stevenson
Ryan Scanlon SUNY Cortland
Sean Smith Rensselaer
Avery Tankersley Randolph-Macon
Nick Vance Denison
Bobby Wells St. Lawrence
Grant Zick Stevenson

Defense
Frank Barbera Gettysburg
Brent Blackmon York College of Pennsylvania
Trevor Bollinger SUNY Geneseo
Cassady Bouthet Allegheny
Michael Campagna Illinois Wesleyan
Teddy Curran Middlebury
Ryan Doyle Dubuque
Bear Evans Cabrini
Patrick Gaul Williams
Weston Hammond Roanoke
Thomas Harry Hampden-Sydney
Jed Heald Washington and Lee
Solomon Hess Vassar
Ned LaVallee Endicott
Brendan Lavarra Muhlenberg
Lawson Laverty Amherst
Luke Lesizza Stevens
Ethan Little St. Mary's College of Maryland
Benjamin Marcum Transylvania
Henri Marindin Lynchburg
Cade Marino Birmingham-Southern
Colin Pierce Scranton
Ryan Quinn Stevenson
Andrew Reimer Ohio Northern
Connor Roberts Springfield
Nate Ryan Bowdoin
Wes Silver Ohio Wesleyan
Casey Steffen College of Wooster
Sam Stevenson Grove City
Alex Strauch Swarthmore
Matthew Szwagulinski Clarkson
Tanner Winklemann Rochester Institute of Technology

Goalie
Dan Donahue Union
Alex Fascilla Babson
Jon Gaglio John Carroll
Nathan George Ohio Wesleyan
Ben Hammond St. John Fisher
Robert Hobbs Bowdoin
Kevin Holtby Stevens
Hayden Kern Middlebury
Jozef Korpics Susquehanna
Michael Marinello St. Lawrence
Nicholas Ransom Salisbury
Dane Sabarese Alvernia
Danny Stone Grove City
Sakaronhiotane Thompson SUNY Potsdam
Drew Tyson Swarthmore
Alex Zborowski Rochester Institute of Technology

Short Stick Defensive Midfield
Peter Cannon Trinity
Ford Carney Babson
Ethan Cupples Endicott
Cameron Delcristo Tufts
Sam Ginsberg Swarthmore
Quinnten Hatfield St. Mary's College of Maryland
Peter Hewitt Cabrini
Nick Mclaughlin Connecticut College
Connor Mesh St. John Fisher
Bryson Miller Roanoke
Dylan Mlinarich North Central
Caiden Perry Rochester Institute of Technology
Teague Rice MIT
Matthew Sheinberg Amherst
Jackson Shields York College of Pennsylvania
Jack Sload Denison
Connor Stewart Elizabethtown
Alex Thrasher SUNY Cortland
Trey Zabroski Grove City
Gaines Weis Hampden-Sydney

Long Stick Midfield
Patrick Carey Umass-Boston
John Cowdrick Trinity
Noah Elazar Roanoke
Anthony Fresolone Ohio Wesleyan
Ben Frisoli Tufts
Will Hedley Gettysburg
Kieran Hendry SUNY Maritime
Joe Johnson Russell Sage
Ed Masterson Stevenson
Owen O’Neill Denison
Jeremiah Stafford Salisbury
Ty Stanek Rensselaer
Xander Usich Dickinson

Faceoff
Thomas Barker Endicott
Warner Cabaniss Christopher Newport
Vinny Facciponti York College of Pennsylvania
Allyn French Rochester Institute of Technology
Nicholas Kopp Amherst
Colin MacLean Denison
Blake Malamphy Salisbury
John McCormick Cabrini
John Mckee Dickinson
Parker Merril Tufts
Andrew Perun Sewanee
Tyler Spano Washington and Lee
James Turco Babson
Tony Vazquez Elmhurst
Angelo Venuto Rensselaer

[Lacrossefan25]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

[pcowlax]

Yeah, even by the grade inflation standards of today, that is a ludicrous number of HM slots

[Low2high22]

This is really bad..

[ergit]

I think the list is better than Inside Lacrosse’s. For those complaining, tell your son to work harder. Congratulations to those honoured.

[Low2high22]

I think the list is better than Inside Lacrosse’s. For those complaining, tell your son to work harder. Congratulations to those honoured.

I’m saying the opposite, should be way less people

[Lacrossefan25]

I think the list is better than Inside Lacrosse’s. For those complaining, tell your son to work harder. Congratulations to those honoured.

There are way too many players that made all American. It waters down the meaning of the award. Absolutely no need for 4 and half pages of honorable mention all Americans. Call me old school but it should be 3 attack, 3 midfield, 3 defense, 1 lsm, 2 SSDM, 1 faceoff, 1 goalie for first, second, and third team.

[JustOneTime]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

The coaches nominate the players. The players are then voted on by the USILA staff. I doubt that the staff watches all of the games but I'm sure they watch many and are aware of the best players. There is no one on fanlax who watches all of the games. There are very few on Fanlax that know about most of these players. Take a guy like Dylan Mlinarich from North Central, who's to say he doesn't belong on the list. There are about 240 teams in D3 lacrosse with lets say an average of 40 kids on a team. That is 9,600 players. There are about 230 names on this list. So that is about 2.5% of all the players in D3. IMO that is not too many and it's not just a participation award.

[Leonard Washington]

There are way too many players that made all American. It waters down the meaning of the award. Absolutely no need for 4 and half pages of honorable mention all Americans. Call me old school but it should be 3 attack, 3 midfield, 3 defense, 1 lsm, 2 SSDM, 1 faceoff, 1 goalie for first, second, and third team.

May want to tell/pass that along to some of the old school coaches from their respective conferences and regions.

If you make first team all conference, in any conference, at any point in your career, then you have a shot at All-American

[Laxguy456]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

The coaches nominate the players. The players are then voted on by the USILA staff. I doubt that the staff watches all of the games but I'm sure they watch many and are aware of the best players. There is no one on fanlax who watches all of the games. There are very few on Fanlax that know about most of these players. Take a guy like Dylan Mlinarich from North Central, who's to say he doesn't belong on the list. There are about 240 teams in D3 lacrosse with lets say an average of 40 kids on a team. That is 9,600 players. There are about 230 names on this list. So that is about 2.5% of all the players in D3. IMO that is not too many and it's not just a participation award.

Coaches nominate players from their own team? Or coaches from their conference nominate players from other teams?

[BigMoose9]

Think the list was reasonable for the most part. Was surprised Dowd got Midfielder of the year when he didn’t even lead his line in points. I guess you could say he was getting more attention from other defenses, but still interesting. I thought Andrew Cook would get it considering he dropped 100 points from the midfield while getting tons of attention and also getting picked up by the PLL. All 3 of those players are elite and a joy to watch.

[ah23]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

Never understood having so much bloat for field players but still only one goalie/LSM/FOGO.

[Leonard Washington]

Never understood having so much bloat for field players but still only one goalie/LSM/FOGO.

I would think it's probably because it is 3 Attack, 3 midfielders, 3 defensemen on the field at one time (usually) vs. one of each of those positions and why the numbers skew towards field players.

[laxrules]

I wouldn’t say watered down but it is a lot of names. I am pretty sure people stop looking after the 3 teams. I bet the extra on teams at a position are because of ties in voting. I also think there is a committee of coaches that vote in their region and then a smaller committee develops the teams after the regional votes.

[nevadajoe]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

The coaches nominate the players. The players are then voted on by the USILA staff. I doubt that the staff watches all of the games but I'm sure they watch many and are aware of the best players. There is no one on fanlax who watches all of the games. There are very few on Fanlax that know about most of these players. Take a guy like Dylan Mlinarich from North Central, who's to say he doesn't belong on the list. There are about 240 teams in D3 lacrosse with lets say an average of 40 kids on a team. That is 9,600 players. There are about 230 names on this list. So that is about 2.5% of all the players in D3. IMO that is not too many and it's not just a participation award.

This is a great take by JustOneTime to put the list in perspective. Division 3 lacrosse continues to grow, prosper and succeed in most cases. These are young men playing a sport they love while striving to earn a degree that will serve them in their adult life. To be in the top 2.5% is an accomplishment and all of these athletes and their families should be proud of them.

[ergit]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

The coaches nominate the players. The players are then voted on by the USILA staff. I doubt that the staff watches all of the games but I'm sure they watch many and are aware of the best players. There is no one on fanlax who watches all of the games. There are very few on Fanlax that know about most of these players. Take a guy like Dylan Mlinarich from North Central, who's to say he doesn't belong on the list. There are about 240 teams in D3 lacrosse with lets say an average of 40 kids on a team. That is 9,600 players. There are about 230 names on this list. So that is about 2.5% of all the players in D3. IMO that is not too many and it's not just a participation award.

This is a great take by JustOneTime to put the list in perspective. Division 3 lacrosse continues to grow, prosper and succeed in most cases. These are young men playing a sport they love while striving to earn a degree that will serve them in their adult life. To be in the top 2.5% is an accomplishment and all of these athletes and their families should be proud of them.

Agreed. To call an honorable mention a participation award is kind of insulting and misses the point. Not sure why so many get upset about recognition for student athletes as it is about them, not us after all.

[Lacrossefan25]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

The coaches nominate the players. The players are then voted on by the USILA staff. I doubt that the staff watches all of the games but I'm sure they watch many and are aware of the best players. There is no one on fanlax who watches all of the games. There are very few on Fanlax that know about most of these players. Take a guy like Dylan Mlinarich from North Central, who's to say he doesn't belong on the list. There are about 240 teams in D3 lacrosse with lets say an average of 40 kids on a team. That is 9,600 players. There are about 230 names on this list. So that is about 2.5% of all the players in D3. IMO that is not too many and it's not just a participation award.

This is a great take by JustOneTime to put the list in perspective. Division 3 lacrosse continues to grow, prosper and succeed in most cases. These are young men playing a sport they love while striving to earn a degree that will serve them in their adult life. To be in the top 2.5% is an accomplishment and all of these athletes and their families should be proud of them.

Agreed. To call an honorable mention a participation award is kind of insulting and misses the point. Not sure why so many get upset about recognition for student athletes as it is about them, not us after all.

Because they are not truly all Americans I bet you there are back ups and 2nd line guys at tufts, rit, salisbury, are better then guys who made HM all American…. For example only 1 d mid from Salisbury was all American. You’re telling me that the other two or three that play for them aren’t as good as guys who made “all American” from schools like st Mary’s, Roanoke, grove city and Elizabethtown.

[JustOneTime]

What an absolutely clown show by the USILA… do the people that vote on this watch games??? Also kind of ridiculous to have 5 attackmen 4 middies and 4 defenseman slots for each team…. The all American list has become a participation award and it’s sad to see

The coaches nominate the players. The players are then voted on by the USILA staff. I doubt that the staff watches all of the games but I'm sure they watch many and are aware of the best players. There is no one on fanlax who watches all of the games. There are very few on Fanlax that know about most of these players. Take a guy like Dylan Mlinarich from North Central, who's to say he doesn't belong on the list. There are about 240 teams in D3 lacrosse with lets say an average of 40 kids on a team. That is 9,600 players. There are about 230 names on this list. So that is about 2.5% of all the players in D3. IMO that is not too many and it's not just a participation award.

This is a great take by JustOneTime to put the list in perspective. Division 3 lacrosse continues to grow, prosper and succeed in most cases. These are young men playing a sport they love while striving to earn a degree that will serve them in their adult life. To be in the top 2.5% is an accomplishment and all of these athletes and their families should be proud of them.

Agreed. To call an honorable mention a participation award is kind of insulting and misses the point. Not sure why so many get upset about recognition for student athletes as it is about them, not us after all.

Because they are not truly all Americans I bet you there are back ups and 2nd line guys at tufts, rit, salisbury, are better then guys who made HM all American…. For example only 1 d mid from Salisbury was all American. You’re telling me that the other two or three that play for them aren’t as good as guys who made “all American” from schools like st Mary’s, Roanoke, grove city and Elizabethtown.

Those others guys from Salisbury may be as good, they may not be. To be included on the list their coach has to nominate them. I doubt a coach is going to nominate their back ups / second line guys.

[ah23]

Never understood having so much bloat for field players but still only one goalie/LSM/FOGO.

I would think it's probably because it is 3 Attack, 3 midfielders, 3 defensemen on the field at one time (usually) vs. one of each of those positions and why the numbers skew towards field players.

That's my point though...why don't the AA teams look like actual lineups? Lacrosse AA teams have ~20 spots each for a sport with 14 'starters' (3 A/M/D, 2 SSDM, 1 G/FOGO/LSM). I think it's the only sport I follow that expands it so much. Football AA teams have 11 (occasionally 12) guys on offense and defense broken down by position, basketball has 5 guys per team, baseball has an actual lineup/rotation/bullpen based on positions, etc.

Not the end of the world obviously, just wish the All-American Teams were actual lineups and the Honorable Mention lists continued to be a good way to highlight players around the country who had great seasons but didn't quite fit on one of the three AA Teams.

[VTLaxGuy]

Not the end of the world obviously, just wish the All-American Teams were actual lineups and the Honorable Mention lists continued to be a good way to highlight players around the country who had great seasons but didn't quite fit on one of the three AA Teams.

While I take nothing away from the USILA All American's the IMLCA (coaches association) has been putting out All Region and All American teams for a few years now and many in the coaching world see those teams as a more prestigious honor. It's a far more exclusive team as you can see in the 2023 selections listed here:

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/ ... ERICAN.pdf

2023 IMLCA All Region: https://www.imlcacoaches.com/diiihonors