Croddick, Kabiri, Wade Named USA Lacrosse Magazine First-Team All-American

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Croddick, Kabiri, Wade Named USA Lacrosse Magazine First-Team All-American

May 07, 2026 | Men's Lacrosse

The Princeton men's lacrosse team had a Division I-best eight players named to the USA Lacrosse Magazine All-American team that was announced Thursday. The Tigers, who enter the NCAA tournament as the No. 1 overall seed, had three first-team selections, also the most of any team.

The three first-teamers are goalie Ryan Croddick, attackman Nate Kabiri and midfielder Tucker Wade. Defenseman Jack Stahl was a second-team selection, and shortstick defensive midfielder Cooper Mueller and attackman Chad Palumbo were third team. Midfielder John Dunphey and SSDM Jackson Green were honorable mention picks.

Princeton will host Marist in the NCAA opening round Sunday at 2:30. Marist, the MAAC champion, defeated Stony Brook 10-6 in Wednesday night's play-in game.

USA LACROSSE MAGAZINE 2026 DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS

FIRST TEAM

A – Willem Firth, Cornell

A – Nate Kabiri, Princeton

A – Joey Spallina, Syracuse

M – Matt Collison, Johns Hopkins

M – Evan Plunkett, Army

M – Tucker Wade, Princeton

D – Cullen Brown, Ohio State

D – Shawn Lyght, Notre Dame

D – Hunter Smith, Richmond

LSM – Will Donovan, Notre Dame

SSDM – Aidan Maguire, Duke

SSDM – Jack Pilling, Richmond

FO – Brady Wambach, North Carolina

G – Ryan Croddick, Princeton

SECOND TEAM

A – Owen Duffy, North Carolina

A – McCabe Millon, Virginia

A – Mikey Weisshaar, Towson

M – Logan Ip, Harvard

M – Joe Sheridan, Richmond

M – Max Sloat, Duke

D – Charlie Johnson, Duke

D – Alex Ross, Penn State

D – Jack Stahl, Princeton

LSM – AJ Larkin, Maryland

SSDM – Ty English, North Carolina

SSDM – Joe Juengerkes, Rutgers

FO – Jack Cascadden, Cornell

G – Thomas Ricciardelli, Notre Dame

THIRD TEAM

A – Rory Connor, Georgetown

A – Brendan Millon, Virginia

A – Chad Palumbo, Princeton

M – Ryan Colsey, Virginia

M – Gavin Creo, Richmond

M – Luke Rhoa, Syracuse

D – Ty Banks, Georgetown

D – Brendan Staub, Cornell

D – John Sullivan, Army

LSM – Jake Melchionni, Villanova

SSDM – Jon King, Penn State

SSDM – Cooper Mueller, Princeton

FO – Henry Dodge, Maryland

G – Caleb Fyock, Ohio State

HONORABLE MENTION

A – Liam Connor, Georgetown

A – Mason Cook, Loyola

A – Ryan Goldstein, Cornell

A – Leo Johnson, Maryland

A – Benn Johnston, Duke

A – Michael Leo, Syracuse

A – Aidan O'Neil, Richmond

A – Dominic Pietramala, North Carolina

A – Silas Richmond, UAlbany

A – Timothy Shannehan, Boston University

A – Jack Taylor, Jacksonville

A – Josh Yago, Notre Dame

M – John Aurandt IV, Harvard

M – Cole Cashion, Yale

M – Rhett Chambers, Providence

M – John Dunphey, Princeton

M – Tyler Fox, Boston University

M – Matt Jeffery, Notre Dame

M – Will Maheras, Notre Dame

M – Peter Moynihan, Yale

M – John Murray, Sacred Heart

M – Chuck Rawson, Johns Hopkins

M – Mason Szewczyk, North Carolina

M – Marcus Wertheim, Brown

D – Carson Brown, Johns Hopkins

D – Richard Checo, Lehigh

D – Rowan Clay, Michigan

D – Nikko DiPonio, Utah

D – Billy Dwan III, Syracuse

D – Riley Figueiras, Syracuse

D – Kyle Foster, Ohio State

D – Max Neeson, UAlbany

D – Patrick Pisano, Yale

D – Julian Radossich, Fairfield

D – John Schroter, Virginia

D – Owen Tapper, Robert Morris

LSM – Cole Cunningham, Air Force

LSM – Sam Erickson, Colgate

LSM – Brayden Penafeather-Stevenson, Richmond

LSM – Peter Thomann, North Carolina

SSDM – Dante Bowen, Syracuse

SSDM – Peter Detwiler, Marquette

SSDM – Reese DiCicco, Johns Hopkins

SSDM – Blake Eiland, Ohio State

SSDM – Luke Gilmartin, Cornell

SSDM – Jackson Green, Princeton

SSDM – Anthony McMullan, Penn

SSDM – Keagan Treacy, Army

FO – Luke Accardo, High Point

FO – Logan Banek, Siena

FO – Reid Gills, Penn State

FO – Walter Zhao, Vermont

G – Sean Byrne, Army

G – Oren Gelinas, Johns Hopkins

G – Grayson Manning, Denver

G – Owen Salenger, UMass

The three first-teamers are goalie Ryan Croddick, attackman Nate Kabiri and midfielder Tucker Wade. Defenseman Jack Stahl was a second-team selection, and shortstick defensive midfielder Cooper Mueller and attackman Chad Palumbo were third team. Midfielder John Dunphey and SSDM Jackson Green were honorable mention picks.

Princeton will host Marist in the NCAA opening round Sunday at 2:30. Marist, the MAAC champion, defeated Stony Brook 10-6 in Wednesday night's play-in game.

USA LACROSSE MAGAZINE 2026 DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS

FIRST TEAM

A – Willem Firth, Cornell

A – Nate Kabiri, Princeton

A – Joey Spallina, Syracuse

M – Matt Collison, Johns Hopkins

M – Evan Plunkett, Army

M – Tucker Wade, Princeton

D – Cullen Brown, Ohio State

D – Shawn Lyght, Notre Dame

D – Hunter Smith, Richmond

LSM – Will Donovan, Notre Dame

SSDM – Aidan Maguire, Duke

SSDM – Jack Pilling, Richmond

FO – Brady Wambach, North Carolina

G – Ryan Croddick, Princeton

SECOND TEAM

A – Owen Duffy, North Carolina

A – McCabe Millon, Virginia

A – Mikey Weisshaar, Towson

M – Logan Ip, Harvard

M – Joe Sheridan, Richmond

M – Max Sloat, Duke

D – Charlie Johnson, Duke

D – Alex Ross, Penn State

D – Jack Stahl, Princeton

LSM – AJ Larkin, Maryland

SSDM – Ty English, North Carolina

SSDM – Joe Juengerkes, Rutgers

FO – Jack Cascadden, Cornell

G – Thomas Ricciardelli, Notre Dame

THIRD TEAM

A – Rory Connor, Georgetown

A – Brendan Millon, Virginia

A – Chad Palumbo, Princeton

M – Ryan Colsey, Virginia

M – Gavin Creo, Richmond

M – Luke Rhoa, Syracuse

D – Ty Banks, Georgetown

D – Brendan Staub, Cornell

D – John Sullivan, Army

LSM – Jake Melchionni, Villanova

SSDM – Jon King, Penn State

SSDM – Cooper Mueller, Princeton

FO – Henry Dodge, Maryland

G – Caleb Fyock, Ohio State

HONORABLE MENTION

A – Liam Connor, Georgetown

A – Mason Cook, Loyola

A – Ryan Goldstein, Cornell

A – Leo Johnson, Maryland

A – Benn Johnston, Duke

A – Michael Leo, Syracuse

A – Aidan O'Neil, Richmond

A – Dominic Pietramala, North Carolina

A – Silas Richmond, UAlbany

A – Timothy Shannehan, Boston University

A – Jack Taylor, Jacksonville

A – Josh Yago, Notre Dame

M – John Aurandt IV, Harvard

M – Cole Cashion, Yale

M – Rhett Chambers, Providence

M – John Dunphey, Princeton

M – Tyler Fox, Boston University

M – Matt Jeffery, Notre Dame

M – Will Maheras, Notre Dame

M – Peter Moynihan, Yale

M – John Murray, Sacred Heart

M – Chuck Rawson, Johns Hopkins

M – Mason Szewczyk, North Carolina

M – Marcus Wertheim, Brown

D – Carson Brown, Johns Hopkins

D – Richard Checo, Lehigh

D – Rowan Clay, Michigan

D – Nikko DiPonio, Utah

D – Billy Dwan III, Syracuse

D – Riley Figueiras, Syracuse

D – Kyle Foster, Ohio State

D – Max Neeson, UAlbany

D – Patrick Pisano, Yale

D – Julian Radossich, Fairfield

D – John Schroter, Virginia

D – Owen Tapper, Robert Morris

LSM – Cole Cunningham, Air Force

LSM – Sam Erickson, Colgate

LSM – Brayden Penafeather-Stevenson, Richmond

LSM – Peter Thomann, North Carolina

SSDM – Dante Bowen, Syracuse

SSDM – Peter Detwiler, Marquette

SSDM – Reese DiCicco, Johns Hopkins

SSDM – Blake Eiland, Ohio State

SSDM – Luke Gilmartin, Cornell

SSDM – Jackson Green, Princeton

SSDM – Anthony McMullan, Penn

SSDM – Keagan Treacy, Army

FO – Luke Accardo, High Point

FO – Logan Banek, Siena

FO – Reid Gills, Penn State

FO – Walter Zhao, Vermont

G – Sean Byrne, Army

G – Oren Gelinas, Johns Hopkins

G – Grayson Manning, Denver

G – Owen Salenger, UMass

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