Team Roster
2002 U.S. Men's Roster
The U.S. entered the 2002 championship (14 nations competing) in Perth, Australia, playing the rare role of underdog. With so many of the nation’s top players choosing to play in the newly-formed Major League Lacrosse, the U.S. roster was a collection of primarily college players or recent college graduates. Darren Lowe, the lone returning player from the 1998 U.S. team, provided leadership and a team-high 30 points while Doug Shanahan earned MVP honors following a four-goal performance in an 18-15 victory over Canada for the title.
| No. | Name | Pos. | College |
|---|---|---|---|
4 | Michael Law | M | Denver |
5 | Tim Schurr | D | Washington & Lee |
6 | Ryan Mollett | D | Princeton |
8 | Kevin Lavey | M | Delaware |
9 | Matt Striebel | M | Princeton |
11 | Scott Doyle | M | Georgetown |
12 | Darren Lowe* | A | Brown |
13 | Trevor Tierney | G | Princeton |
14 | Ryan Boyle | A | Princeton |
16 | Kevin Lowe | A | Princeton |
17 | Bobby Benson | A | Johns Hopkins |
18 | John Glatzel | D | Syracuse |
19 | Steve Dusseau | M | Georgetown |
22 | Michael Powell | A | Syracuse |
23 | Josh Coffman | A/M | Syracuse |
24 | Scott Bross | M | Duke |
25 | Chris LaMonica | G | Hartford |
26 | Doug Shanahan | M | Hofstra |
27 | Todd Rassas | D | Notre Dame |
32 | Kevin Cassese | M | Duke |
34 | Ryan McClay | D | Cornell |
42 | Mike Howley | D | Maryland |
43 | Tim Knowles | D | Duke |
Andy Ross* | M | Navy |
* Member of 1998 U.S. Men's National Team
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Jack Emmer (Army)
Assistant Coaches: Ron Fraser (Brine LC), Mike Pressler (Duke), Ray Rostan (Hampden-Sydney)