A trio of Middlebury men's lacrosse players have tallied New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (NEILA) All-Region accolades. Billy Curtis and Patrick Jamin earned spots on the second team, while Teddy Curran was an honorable mention selection.

HONOREE HIGHLIGHTS

• Curtis (Second Team)
  • The senior earns his first NEILA recognition after garnering a spot on the All-NESCAC First Team.
  • Curtis wrapped up his career as the program's leader in career helpers (137), while ranking second in points with 254 (117G, 137A).
  • He paced the squad in points (69), goals (36) and assists (33) this spring, while collecting the fourth-most groundballs (30).
  • Curtis set all-time marks in single-game assists (seven) and points (12) this season.
• Jamin (Second Team)
  • The midfielder is lauded with New England praise for the second time in his career, earning honorable mention in 2023.
  • The Panther was second on the team in points (52) and markers (30), while dishing out 22 helpers. 
  • Jamin started in each of the team's 18 games and scoreda pair of golden goals.
  • The senior concludes his career with 169 points (66G, 103A). 
• Curran (Honorable Mention)
  • Anchoring the defense, Curran earns his second-straight NEILA laurel, being tabbed to the second team a year ago.
  • He started all 18 contests this season and finished second with 16 caused turnovers.
  • Curran was tabbed to the All-NESCAC Second Team
  • The senior is second on Middlebury's career list, turning over 81 opponents during his time in the navy and white. 

The full list of honorees can be found here. Curtis, Jamin and Curran helped the Panthers advance to the conference semifinals and the second round of the NCAA Tournament.