D3 Lacrosse: 2019 All-Noontime New England D3 Men’s Lacrosse Team
By NoontimeSports.com | @NoontimeSports & @NoontimeLax
With another season of New England Division III men’s lacrosse in the books – the 2019 season concluded this past weekend with Cabrini University defeating Amherst College in the championship game in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – it is time to unveil our All-Noontime Sports team, including our player, rookie, and coach of the year.
All-Noontime End of Season Awards
Coach of the Year: Jon Thompson | Amherst College: Thompson’s Mammoths made history this spring by advancing to the program’s first-ever NCAA Division III championship game. Despite falling to Cabrini, Thompson’s crew matched the 2015 Amherst squad with 18 wins, while scoring some impressive victories over a trio of New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCASC) squads in the NCAA Tournament, including Williams College, which beat Amherst twice this season. Amherst concluded its 2019 campaign with an 18-4 record, 386 goals scored, and 244 assists.
Player of the Year: Evan Wolf | Amherst College: Wolf enjoyed his best season with the Mammoths, tallying career-highs in goals (75), assists (43) and points (118) while leading Amherst to its first-ever NCAA Division III Championship appearance. Additionally, Wolf and the Class of 2019 helped Amherst match its win total from 2015 with 18 victories this spring. Wolf departs Amherst with a slew of postseason honors while becoming the first-ever Division III student-athlete to earn a spot on the Tewaaraton Watch List.
Rookie of the Year: Jake Haase | Williams College: The 2019 NESCAC Men’s Lacrosse Rookie of the Year enjoyed a very successful first season with Williams College, tallying 99 points on 67 assists and 32 goals to lead the Ephs to their best season in program history. Haase posted a season-high 10 points in a late March win over Colorado College while netting a season-high four goals in Williams’ 16-9 win over MIT. Haase’s 99 points were the most recorded by any member of the Ephs this spring.
All-Noontime First Team
|
Colin Minicus |
Amherst College |
Darien, Conn. |
| Evan Wolf | Amherst College | Wynnewood, Pa. |
| Matt Chlastawa | Bates College | Westfield, Mass. |
| Riley McNulty | Coast Guard Academy | Annapolis, Md. |
| Scott Morgan | Trinity College | East Grand Rapids, Mich. |
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Danny Murphy |
Tufts University |
Hauppauge, N.Y. |
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Max Waldbaum |
Tufts University |
Denver, Colo |
|
Otto Bohan |
Wesleyan University |
Westlake, Ohio |
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Brendan Hoffman |
Williams College |
Darien, Conn. |
|
Jake Haase |
Williams College |
Wayland, Mass. |
All-Noontime Second Team
|
Rod Castro |
Amherst College |
Bryn Mawr, Pa. |
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Matt Solberg |
Amherst College |
East Grand Rapids, Mich. |
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Rocco Fantoni |
Bates College |
Hauppage, N.Y. |
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C.J. Layton |
Colby College |
Wakefield, Mass. |
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PJ Kelleher |
Conn. College |
Walpole, Mass. |
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Matt Treiber |
Tufts University |
Medfield, Mass. |
| Ben Connelly | Tufts University |
Kenilworth, Ill. |
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Jared Ward |
Western New England |
Littleton, Mass. |
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Cory Lund |
Williams College |
El Segundo, Calif. |
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Kevin Stump |
Williams College |
Allentown, PA |
All-Noontime Third Team
|
Juan Gonzalez |
Amherst College |
Sarasota, Fla. |
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Samuel Mishkind |
Babson College |
Chappaqua, N.Y. |
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Nathan Maselek |
Clark University |
Marblehead, Mass. |
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Derek Yannone |
Endicott College |
Lynnfield, Mass. |
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Joe Nutting |
Keene State College |
Amherst, N.H. |
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Ryan Madden |
Lasell College |
Hingham, Mass. |
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James Santoro |
MIT |
Tewksbury, N.J. |
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Connor Smith |
New England College |
Oakland, Maine |
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Jack Vail |
Springfield College |
Franklin, Mass. |
|
Joe Hawley |
Springfield College |
Poulsbo, Wash. |
