Team Roster

2023 U.S. Men's Roster

The U.S. won its second consecutive world championship, defeating Canada 10-7 behind a five-goal performance from Brennan O'Neill, the youngest player on the team, at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego. O'Neill, a rising senior at Duke, was named the tournament MVP and was joined on the All-World team by JT Giles-Harris, Blaze Riorden and Michael Sowers.

NamePositionPro Team(s)College
Trevor BaptisteFOAtlas/PhiladelphiaDenver '18
Jesse BernhardtDChromeMaryland '13
Charlie BertrandA/MRedwoods/Las VegasMerrimack '20/Virginia (Gr.)
Liam ByrnesLSMWaterdogs/Panther CityMarquette '16
Ryan ConradMWaterdogsVirginia '19
Matthew DunnDWhipsnakesMaryland '16
Michael EhrhardtLSMWhipsnakesMaryland '14
JT Giles-HarrisDChromeDuke '21
Zach GoodrichSSDMCannonsTowson '19
TD IerlanFORedwoods/TorontoYale '20/Denver (Gr.)
Connor KellyMWaterdogs/AlbanyMaryland '18
Jack KellyGRedwoodsBrown '16
Danny LoganSSDMAtlas/San DiegoDenver '21
Kieran McArdleAWaterdogs/AlbanySt. John's 14
Brennan O'NeillA/M Duke '24
Rob PannellARedwoodsCornell '13
Matt RamboAWhipsnakes/PhiladelphiaMaryland '17
Jacob RichardSSDMAtlasMarquette '16
Blaze RiordenGChaos/PhiladelphiaAlbany '16
Jack RowlettDChaosNorth Carolina '19
Tom SchreiberMArchers/TorontoPrinceton '14
Michael SowersA/MWaterdogsPrinceton '20/Duke (Gr.)
Ryan TerefenkoSSDMChrome/HalifaxOhio State '21

Coaches

Head Coach: John Danowski (Duke)   
Assistant Coaches: Joe Amplo (Navy), Seth Tierney (Hofstra), Charley Toomey (Loyola)