USA Lacrosse Announces 2026 Division I Men's All-Americans

SPARKS, Md. — USA Lacrosse revealed its NCAA Division I Men’s All-Americans on Thursday, honoring the top individual performers of the 2026 season.

Thirty-eight Division I programs are represented and 98 players have earned recognition. A set number of slots per position were allotted across the first, second and third teams, plus honorable mentions: 21 attack, 21 midfield, 21 close defense, 14 short-stick defensive midfield, seven long-stick midfield, seven faceoff and seven goalie.

Princeton had the most representatives (eight), followed by Richmond, Syracuse, Notre Dame and North Carolina with six apiece.

All-Americans were chosen by USA Lacrosse Magazine staff with input from coaches and conferences across the country.

Continue below to see the 2026 USA Lacrosse All-American teams.

FIRST TEAM

A – Willem Firth, Cornell
A – Nate Kabiri, Princeton
A – Joey Spallina, Syracuse
M – Matt Collison, Johns Hopkins
M – Evan Plunkett, Army
M – Tucker Wade, Princeton
D – Cullen Brown, Ohio State
D – Shawn Lyght, Notre Dame
D – Hunter Smith, Richmond
LSM – Will Donovan, Notre Dame
SSDM – Aidan Maguire, Duke
SSDM – Jack Pilling, Richmond
FO – Brady Wambach, North Carolina
G – Ryan Croddick, Princeton

SECOND TEAM

A – Owen Duffy, North Carolina
A – McCabe Millon, Virginia
A – Mikey Weisshaar, Towson
M – Logan Ip, Harvard
M – Joe Sheridan, Richmond
M – Max Sloat, Duke
D – Charlie Johnson, Duke
D – Alex Ross, Penn State
D – Jack Stahl, Princeton
LSM – AJ Larkin, Maryland
SSDM – Ty English, North Carolina
SSDM – Joe Juengerkes, Rutgers
FO – Jack Cascadden, Cornell
G – Thomas Ricciardelli, Notre Dame

THIRD TEAM

A – Rory Connor, Georgetown
A – Brendan Millon, Virginia
A – Chad Palumbo, Princeton
M – Ryan Colsey, Virginia
M – Gavin Creo, Richmond
M – Luke Rhoa, Syracuse
D – Ty Banks, Georgetown
D – Brendan Staub, Cornell
D – John Sullivan, Army
LSM – Jake Melchionni, Villanova
SSDM – Jon King, Penn State
SSDM – Cooper Mueller, Princeton
FO – Henry Dodge, Maryland
G – Caleb Fyock, Ohio State

HONORABLE MENTION

A – Liam Connor, Georgetown
A – Mason Cook, Loyola
A – Ryan Goldstein, Cornell
A – Leo Johnson, Maryland
A – Benn Johnston, Duke
A – Michael Leo, Syracuse
A – Aidan O’Neil, Richmond
A – Dominic Pietramala, North Carolina
A – Silas Richmond, UAlbany
A – Timothy Shannehan, Boston University
A – Jack Taylor, Jacksonville
A – Josh Yago, Notre Dame
M – John Aurandt IV, Harvard
M – Cole Cashion, Yale
M – Rhett Chambers, Providence
M – John Dunphey, Princeton
M – Tyler Fox, Boston University
M – Matt Jeffery, Notre Dame
M – Will Maheras, Notre Dame
M – Peter Moynihan, Yale
M – John Murray, Sacred Heart
M – Chuck Rawson, Johns Hopkins
M – Mason Szewczyk, North Carolina
M – Marcus Wertheim, Brown
D – Carson Brown, Johns Hopkins
D – Richard Checo, Lehigh
D – Rowan Clay, Michigan
D – Nikko DiPonio, Utah
D – Billy Dwan III, Syracuse
D – Riley Figueiras, Syracuse
D – Kyle Foster, Ohio State
D – Max Neeson, UAlbany
D – Patrick Pisano, Yale
D – Julian Radossich, Fairfield
D – John Schroter, Virginia
D – Owen Tapper, Robert Morris
LSM – Cole Cunningham, Air Force
LSM – Sam Erickson, Colgate
LSM – Brayden Penafeather-Stevenson, Richmond
LSM – Peter Thomann, North Carolina
SSDM – Dante Bowen, Syracuse
SSDM – Peter Detwiler, Marquette
SSDM – Reese DiCicco, Johns Hopkins
SSDM – Blake Eiland, Ohio State
SSDM – Luke Gilmartin, Cornell
SSDM – Jackson Green, Princeton
SSDM – Anthony McMullan, Penn
SSDM – Keagan Treacy, Army
FO – Luke Accardo, High Point
FO – Logan Banek, Siena
FO – Reid Gills, Penn State
FO – Walter Zhao, Vermont
G – Sean Byrne, Army
G – Oran Gelinas, Johns Hopkins
G – Grayson Manning, Denver
G – Owen Salenger, UMass