The United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association released its 2025 Division II Men's Lacrosse Team of the Week accolades on Wednesday, April 2. Players earned recognition from the organization as they each posted exceptional performances in their programs games this past week.
The list of honorees are as follows:
1. Michael Durnin Attack Adelphi Led with a team high 8 points on five goals and three assists in a 27-5 rout of SNHU
2. Nate Lorenzo Attack Belmont Abbey Registered four goals and an assist against Mount Olive on Saturday... also grabbed a seasonhigh three ground balls and caused a turnover... earlier in the week, he tallied three points on a goal and two assists with 2 ground balls against Young Harris.
3. Logan Flaherty FO Davenport University In two conference games, Logan went 95% (19/20) and 75% (24/32) while scoring one goal and picking up 33 total GBs (17 in game one and 16 in game two). 1 goal and 1 turnover between the two games
4. John Lombel Defense Lincoln Memorial Lombel recorded season-high & career-high 5 caused turnovers and 5 ground balls against (RV) Catawba.
5. Owen Stephenson Defense Mercy Stephenson had a goal and a team-high six ground balls to go with two caused turnovers in Mercy's 16-9 win over Roberts Wesleyan on Saturday.
6. Jake Taylor Attack Molloy Taylor totaled nine points in a 2-0 week for the #18 Lions. The junior netted five goals and added an assist in a 24-4 victory over D'Youville, with all seven of his shots landing on target. Against Georgian Court, Taylor picked up two ground balls to go with one goal and two assists.
7. Nolan Ross Defense Montevallo Ross lead Montevallo's defensive effort last week causing 3 TO's in each game. He was also guarding each teams leading scorer. On Friday Ross held Walsh's leading scorer to 1 assist and 0/6 shooting.
8. Drew Lockwood Midfield Northwood University Drew was a huge part of our win over Wheeling. He had 0 turnovers and 3 assist in that game.
9. Casey Dmochowski GK University of Bridgeport Dmochowski piled up 13 saves and allowed just five goals during UB's road win at Felician on Sunday.
10. Sam Deardorff Defense Wingate University Deardorff anchored a WU defense that held Lander 10 goals under its season averag