The 11th-ranked Middlebury men's lacrosse team was well represented when the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) announced its All-American lists. Henry Tarr was tabbed to the third team, while Teddy Curran, Billy Curtis, Patrick Jamin and Hayden Kern each earned honorable mention nods.
 
HONOREE HIGHLIGHTS

• Tarr (Third Team)
  • Tarr earns All-American honors for the first time in his career.
  • The Panther was named to the NEILA All-New England First Team and All-NESCAC Second Team this spring.
  • The defender was second on the team in caused turnovers with 26, which ranks fifth in the Panther single-season record books.
  • Tarr paced all defenders on the squad, scooping up 34 groundballs. 
  • The junior started all 21 games in a backline that forced 214 turnovers this season and averaged 10.19 takeaways per game, while boasting a .700 penalty-kill percentage.
• Curran (Honorable Mention)
  • Curran earns honorable mention praise for the first time after being tabbed NEILA All-New England last week.
  • The defender paced the squad and finished third in Middlebury's single-season record book with 32 caused turnovers this spring.
  • The Panther ranks second on Middlebury's career list, causing 65 turnovers.
  • This season, Curran also grabbed 28 groundballs and turned the ball over just four times, which was a team low amongst players who played in every game. 
  • The senior started all 21 contests for the Panthers and anchored a defensive unit that forced 214 turnovers and averaged 10.19 takeaways per game, while boasting a .700 penalty-kill percentage.
• Curtis (Honorable Mention)
  • Being lauded with honorable mention honors for the first time in his career is Curtis, who started in all 21 games this year.
  • The Panther led the squad with 34 assists, while ranking second in points (62) and goals (28).
  • The junior has dished out 104 helpers throughout his career, which is just four behind Middlebury's school record holder.
  • Earlier this season, Curtis set a program mark for most assists in a single game, tallying seven against Bates.
• Jamin (Honorable Mention)
  • Jamin started in all 21 contests this spring and earns the honor for the first time in his career.
  • The Panther finished second on the squad with 30 helpers, while ranking third in points (49) and fifth in tallies (19).
  • Earlier this spring, Jamin eclipsed the 100 career point plateau, bringing his total to 117 after three seasons. 
• Kern (Honorable Mention)
  • Kern earns the laurels for the first time in his career.
  • Starting in between the pipes in all 21 contests this year, the Panther owns a 30-12 career mark.
  • Kern made 242 saves this spring, which ranks third all-time in the Middlebury record books.
  • The sophomore owned a 10.01 goals against average, which was second in the NESCAC. 

A full list of honorees can be found here.