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Syracuse Lacrosse SYRACUSE LACROSSE ALL-AMERICANS 1922 1929 1941 Paul Lowry Defense First Team Hank Brophy Cover Point First Team Charles Lapham Cover Point Second Team Ben Dickson Defense First Team Bob Hughes Attack Second Team Ken Molloy Attack Second Team Victor Ross In Home First Team Duffy Longley Out Home Third Team John Morison Center Honorable Mention George French Out Home Second Team Manny Obst Defense Honorable Mention William Ritch Attack Honorable Mention Everett “Kid” Corey Attack Third Team Jim Steinberg Centerfield Honorable Mention Irv Lydecker Attack Third Team 1930 Harvey MacAloney Goal Honorable Mention Hank Brophy Defense First Team 1942 Hal Wertz Cover Point Honorable Mention Ladette Cross Out Home Alternate Ken Molloy Attack Third Team George Fisher Cover Point Honorable Mention Manny Obst Defense Honorable Mention Arnie Burdick Attack Honorable Mention Clark Failing Defense Honorable Mention Ed Snyder Goal Honorable Mention Hal Schmidt Midfield Honorable Mention 1931 Bill Bertenshaw Center Field Honorable Mention Jim Murphy Cover Point Alternate 1946 Nick Thiel Center Honorable Mention Ed Snyder Goal Honorable Mention 1923 Myrle “Mert” Morris Attack Honorable Mention Llywellyn Jones Attack Honorable Mention Harvey MacAloney Goal First Team Moe Rossman Goal Honorable Mention George Fisher Cover Point First Team 1947 Victor Ross In Home First Team 1932 Charles DeMore Midfield Honorable Mention Ben Dickson Defense Second Team William Welch Out Home First Team Hank Suominen Defense Honorable Mention George French Attack Second Team Willis Brown Defense Alternate Clark Failing Defense Third Team Clint Pierce Wing Attack Honorable Mention 1948 Hal Wertz Point Honorable Mention Ben Martin Inside Attack Honorable Mention William Fuller Midfield Second Team Bill Bertenshaw Center Honorable Mention George Cody Midfield Honorable Mention Walter Townsend Midfield Honorable Mention 1933 Everett “Kid” Corey In Home Honorable Mention Ben Martin In Home Alternate 1949 Albert Ornstein Defense Honorable Mention William Fuller Midfield First Team 1924 Jack Britton Attack Honorable Mention Frederick Fitch Defense First Team 1934 James DeNicola Attack Honorable Mention Clark Failing Defense First Team Louis Robbins Out Home First Team Robert Severance Attack Honorable Mention Walter Townsend Attack First Team Thomas DeLaney Attack First Team George Cody Midfield Honorable Mention Lynn “Hard” Wood Goal Second Team Sam Stemple Defense Honorable Mention Victor Jenkins In Home Second Team 1935 Jack Castle Defense Honorable Mention Charles McCarthy Cover Point Third Team Walter Jensen Center First Team Roy Simmons Defense Honorable Mention Louis Robbins Out Home First Team 1950 Allan Longley Attack Honorable Mention Ed Jontos Defense Honorable Mention William Fuller Midfield First Team George Cody Midfield Third Team 1925 1936 Sonny Merrit Goal Honorable Mention Lynn “Hard” Wood Goal First Team Edward Jontos Cover Point First Team Lenny Roberts Defense Honorable Mention Walter Townsend Attack First Team Maurice Perlstein Center Honorable Mention Sam Stemple Defense Honorable Mention Victor Jenkins Out Home Second Team Bill Sargis Defense Honorable Mention Jack Britton Attack Honorable Mention Harold “Soft” Wood Center Honorable Mention John Podbielski Attack Honorable Mention Allan Longley Home Honorable Mention 1937 Arthur Morison Center First Team 1951 1926 Ollie Hague Goal Alternate John Podbielski Attack Third Team Fred Stoddard Attack First Team Bill Sargis Midfield Honorable Mention Harvey Levy Cover Point Second Team Phil Meier Inside Attack Honorable Mention 1952 Bob Hill Attack Second Team Bruce Yancey Midfield Second Team Ken Gray Defense Third Team 1938 John Echeandia Goal Third Team Willis Clark Defense Third Team William Ritch Out Home Third Team Charles Sweitzer Defense Honorable Mention Bernie Kopkind Attack Honorable Mention Ollie Hague Goal Honorable Mention Carl Lawrence Attack Honorable Mention Arthur Morison Center Honorable Mention James Burns Attack Honorable Mention 1927 Willis Clark Defense First Team 1939 1953 Borden Painter Attack First Team Fred Schermerhorn Attack Second Team Bruce Yancey Midfield Second Team Donald Harrington Point Second Team Jim Steinberg Center Third Team John Echeandia Goal Honorable Mention Bob Hill Out Home Second Team Lester Balmer Defense Honorable Mention Ken Barclay Goal Third Team Arthur Morison Center Honorable Mention 1954 Lou Bizik Center Honorable Mention Bruce Yancey Midfield First Team 1940 Donald Moller Midfield Honorable Mention 1928 William Ritch Attack Third Team Stew Lindsay Attack Honorable Mention Donald Harrington Point First Team Jim Gillespie Defense Honorable Mention Leo Pollack Defense Honorable Mention Borden Painter Attack First Team Sandy DeJohn Center Honorable Mention Lou Bizik Center Second Team 1955 A.C. O’Hara Cover Point Third Team Stew Lindsay Attack Third Team Bob Hughes Attack Third Team Pug Smith Midfield Honorable Mention Art Baker Wing Attack Honorable Mention HEAD. HEART. HUSTLE. 129 SYRACUSE LACROSSE ALL-AMERICANS 1956 1972 1986 Stew Lindsay Attack First Team Ron Hill Midfield Honorable Mention Todd Curry Midfield First Team Jim Brown Midfield Second Team Kevin Sheehan Defense First Team Donald Muller Attack Honorable Mention 1977 Tom Korrie Attack Second Team Paul O’Donahue Attack Honorable Mention Tom Abbott Attack Honorable Mention Jeff Desko Defense Third Team Kevin Donahue Midfield Honorable Mention Jim Gyory Goal Third Team 1957 John Zulberti Attack Third Team Jim Brown Midfield First Team 1978 Rhett Cavanaugh Midfield Honorable Mention Oren Lyons Goal Third Team Kevin Donahue Midfield Second Team Tom Nelson Attack Honorable Mention Paul O’Donahue Attack Honorable Mention Tom Abbott Attack Honorable Mention Roy Simmons Jr. Attack Honorable Mention Tim O’Hara Attack Honorable Mention 1987 James Ridlon Defense Honorable Mention Todd Curry Midfield First Team 1979 John Zulberti Attack Second Team 1958 Kevin Donahue Midfield First Team Rhett Cavanaugh Midfield Third Team Oren Lyons Goal Third Team Tim O’Hara Attack Second Team Gary Gait Midfield Honorable Mention Carl Lawrence Attack Honorable Mention John Desko Defense Honorable Mention Dan Pratt Defense Honorable Mention Roy Simmons Jr. Attack Honorable Mention Bill Udovich Defense Honorable Mention 1988 1959 1980 Gary Gait Midfield First Team Robert Hunter Attack Honorable Mention Tim O’Hara Attack First Team Paul Gait Midfield First Team Frank Kiernan Attack Honorable Mention Tom Donahue Midfield Second Team John Zulberti Attack First Team Malcolm Tardiff Midfield Honorable Mention Jamie Molloy Goal Second Team Mark Stopher Defense Second Team Robert Seiler Defense Honorable Mention Jeff McKee Defense Honorable Mention Bill Dirrigl Midfield Honorable Mention Clark Mercer Defense Honorable Mention Brad Short Attack Honorable Mention Phil Schluter Midfield Honorable Mention Greg Burns Attack Honorable Mention 1960 1981 Pat McCabe Defense Honorable Mention Robert Hunter Attack Honorable Mention Tom Donahue Midfield First Team Frank Kiernan Attack Honorable Mention Jeff McKee Defense First Team 1989 Richard Finley Midfield Honorable Mention Greg Tarbell Midfield Third Team Gary Gait Midfield First Team Malcolm Tardiff Midfield Honorable Mention Jeff McCormick Defense Honorable Mention Paul Gait Midfield First Team Pat McCabe Defense First Team 1961 1982 John Zulberti Attack First Team Richard Finley Midfield Third Team Brad Kotz Midfield Second Team Tom Marechek Attack Second Team Frank Kiernan Attack Honorable Mention Jeff McCormick Defense Honorable Mention Steve Scaramuzzino Midfield Second Team Thomas Gilburg Defense Honorable Mention Brad Short Attack Honorable Mention Mark Stopher Defense Second Team Greg Tarbell Midfield Honorable Mention Greg Burns Attack Honorable Mention 1962 Phil Schluter Midfield Honorable Mention Richard Finley Midfield First Team 1983 John Pappas Attack Honorable Mention Brad Kotz Midfield First Team 1990 Jack Salerno Defense Honorable Mention Jeff McCormick Defense First Team Greg Burns Attack First Team Tim Nelson Attack First Team Gary Gait Midfield First Team 1963 Art Lux Midfield Second Team Paul Gait Midfield First Team Peter Coe Goal Second Team Mark Wenham Defense Third Team Tom Marechek Attack First Team John Pappas Attack Honorable Mention Dave Desko Midfield Honorable Mention Pat McCabe Defense First Team Jack Salerno Defense Honorable Mention Darren Lawlor Defense Honorable Mention Matt Palumb Goal Second Team Randy Lundblad Attack Honorable Mention Erik Holbrook Defense Honorable Mention 1964 Travis Solomon Goal Honorable Mention Jack Salerno Defense Third Team 1991 1965 1984 Tom Marechek Attack First Team Duncan Crowther Midfield Honorable Mention Brad Kotz Midfield First Team Pat McCabe Defense First Team Tim Nelson Attack First Team Charlie Lockwood Midfield Third Team 1967 Dave Desko Midfield Second Team Rickey Cramer Midfield Honorable Mention LaVerne Doctor Attack Honorable Mention Tom Korrie Attack Third Team Erik Holbrook Defense Honorable Mention Paul DeMartino Attack Honorable Mention Randy Lundblad Attack Third Team Kevin Sheehan Defense Third Team 1992 1968 Jeff Desko Defense Honorable Mention Dom Fin Midfield First Team LaVerne Doctor Attack Third Team Tom Nims Goal Honorable Mention Charlie Lockwood Midfield First Team Tom Marechek Attack First Team 1969 1985 Matt Riter Attack Second Team Jeff Davis Attack Honorable Mention Jeff Desko Defense First Team Roy Colsey Midfield Third Team Brad Kotz Midfield First Team John Winship Defense Third
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