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We’re roughly two months into the four-month college lacrosse season, meaning it’s officially time to take a look at the midseason All-Americans, which is exactly what Inside Lacrosse did yesterday.
The publication released their selections for the Division I women’s and men’s teams, and the choices were rather kind to the Syracuse Orange. Seven women, the most of any school on the women’s list, and three men made the cut according to IL.
For the women, Meaghan Tyrrell and Delaney Sweitzer led the way as the Orange’s two first-team selections. Meg Carney, Sierra Cockerille, and Katie Goodale were all chosen to the second team. Emma Ward made the third team, while Emma Tyrrell was an honorable mention selection.
Congrats to our 7⃣ @ILWomen Midseason All-Americans, the most for any school ‼️
— Syracuse Women's Lacrosse (@CuseWLAX) April 1, 2023
First Team
Meaghan Tyrrell
Delaney Sweitzer
Second Team
Megan Carney
Sierra Cockerille
Katie Goodale
Third Team
Emma Ward
Honorable Mention
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‘Cuse’s seven overall selections were the most by any Division I school, with Northwestern and North Carolina coming in just behind with six each. All three schools tied for the most first team players with two each.
For the men, Will Mark headed up the three Orange players with his selection as the first team goalie. We know Mark’s been incredible this season in goal, but I was actually pleasantly surprised to see him as the top choice at his position in the entire country. We’ll see where he ends up, but what a turnaround between the pipes for the SU men this season.
The other two choices were Joey Spallina and Saam Olexo, both of whom received honorable mention honors.
Midseason Form.
— Syracuse Men’s Lacrosse (@CuseMLAX) March 31, 2023
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Maryland, Duke, and Virginia led the way on the men’s side with eight selections each, while Notre Dame follows with six.
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