The St. Lawrence University men's lacrosse team ended the season ranked 14^th nationally in the USILA Coaches Poll, as they advanced to the third round of the NCAA Tournament and four Saints earned USILA All-American honors to highlight the 2026 season.

The Scarlet and Brown opened the season with back-to-back non-conference wins, defeating Western New England 17-9 and 10th-ranked Cortland 13-12 at home.

The Saints then topped Nazareth to kick off their spring break trip, and then headed to Stevenson, Md. Over to the highly competitive Mustang Classic. SLU went 1-1 on the weekend, taking down host Stevenson 16-10 in the Saturday night headliner game.

St. Lawrence jumped into Liberty League play, edging Union 11-10 at North Country Field on March 21st. SLU posted conference wins over RPI, RIT, Skidmore, and Vassar. The Saints win over the Tigers was the first in 24 years, with the last win recorded in 2002.

The Saints earned the second seed in the Liberty League Tournament, earning a first-round bye and a home semifinal game against RIT. SLU held the lead throughout the majority of the game, but a strong fourth quarter gave RIT the 11-9 edge.

The Saints were selected to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, for the sixth time in the last 10 years and the 16th time in program history, and headed to Wellesley, Mass. St. Lawrence faced off against No. 17 Hamilton topping the Continentals 14-10 to advance to the third round to play the No. 3 Babson in a close matchup on Sunday. In total, the Saints played nine games against nationally ranked opponents in 2026 and played five regular season games against opponents that made the national tournament.

"My biggest takeaway from the 2026 season was the team's resilience and willingness to stick to the process," said head coach Mike Mahoney, who competed his 29th season with the Saints. "While it wasn't a perfect season, they never let a loss impact their next opportunity and I am really proud of how they responded to adversity."

"This team will certainly be remembered as the team that got the RIT monkey off our backs, which was a very memorable day. This team has put us in a nice position for future success, and we are very excited about that!"

Drew Knight, the IMLCA Region 2 Defensive Player of the Year and the Liberty League Player of the Year, earned both USILA and ILMCA First-Team All-America accolades. He along with Dan Anderson, Daniel Mahoney and Ted Wilson, were the four Saints who garnered All-American honors in 2026.

A Radnor, Pa. native, Knight led the Saints with 139 ground balls and 40 caused turnovers on the season. He also scored six goals and added four assists with the long pole. Knight ranked second in the Liberty League with 2.06 caused turnovers per game and third in the league and 46th nationally with 7.39 ground balls per game.

Anderson, one of the top two-way midfielders in the country, picked up 42 ground balls, caused 22 turnovers, scored 11 goals and added five assists for 16 points.

Mahoney powered the Saints offense with 46 goals and 31 assists for 77 points on the season. He scored one game-winning goal, picked up 50 ground balls and caused two turnovers. Mahoney ranks second in the Liberty League with 4.11 points per game, and sixth with 2.44 goals per game and 1.67 assists per game. He surpassed 100 career points and 100 career goals in his junior campaign.

Wilson had a stellar senior season and ranked third on the Saints' squad with 29 goals and added six helpers for 35 points this season. He scored eight goals and added an assist, leading the Saints to the third round of the NCAA Tournament and added three game winners, picked up 10 ground balls and caused three turnovers.

Aside from the Saints' success on the field this season, 28 Saints earned Liberty League All-Academic accolades, while Mahoney and Charlie Cunningham earned CSC Academic All-District honors and four Saints were nominated for USILA Scholar All-America, which has not been released yet. As a team, St. Lawrence posted a 3.398 cumulative team GPA following the spring semester.

In 2026, the Saints graduated 10 seniors – Dan Anderson, Cam Croasdaile, Quin Fedor, Charlie Higgins, Silas Jackson, David Herlihy, Sam Wade, Ceron White, Ted Wilson, and Sean Wiseman.

2026 Awards/Honors

USILA All-America
Drew Knight (First Team)
Dan Anderson (Second Team)
Daniel Mahoney (Honorable Mention)
Ted Wilson (Honorable Mention)

USILA Scholar All-America
TBA

USILA All-Academic Team
TBA

IMLCA All-America
Drew Knight (First Team)

IMLCA Defensive Player of the Year
Drew Knight (Region 2)

IMLCA All-Region
Drew Knight (First Team)
Daniel Mahoney (First Team)
Dan Anderson (First Team)
Ted Wilson (Honorable Mention)

USILA DIII North-South All-Star Participants
Quin Fedor
Ted Wilson

Liberty League Defensive Player of the Year
Drew Knight

All-Liberty League
Drew Knight (First Team)
Daniel Mahoney (First Team)
Dan Anderson (First Team)
Ted Wilson (Second Team)
Cam Croasdaile (Honorable Mention)
Quin Fedor (Honorable Mention)

Scott Woodburn Male Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Cam Croasdaile

USA Lacrosse Player of the Week
Reid Mather (Apr. 7)

USILA Team of the Week
Drew Knight (Mar. 17)
Reid Mather (Apr. 7)

Liberty League Offensive Performer of the Week
Patrick Murray (Apr. 6)
Daniel Mahoney (Apr. 20)

Liberty League Defensive Performer of the Week
Quin Fedor (Feb. 23)
Drew Knight (Mar. 16)
Heath Mann (Apr. 6, Apr. 20)

Liberty League Honor Roll
Daniel Mahoney (Feb. 23, Mar. 9, Mar. 16, Mar. 23)
Henry Crean (Mar. 2)
Drew Knight (Mar. 2, Mar. 30, Apr. 13)
Dan Anderson (Mar. 9, Apr. 27)
Quin Fedor (Mar. 23)
Patrick Murray (Mar. 30)
Ted Wilson (Apr. 13, Apr. 27, May 4, May 11)
Heath Mann (May 4, May 11)

CSC Academic All-District
Charlie Cunningham
Daniel Mahoney

Liberty League All-Academic
Dan Anderson, Sr., Finance, Syracuse, N.Y.
Rogan Cardinal, Jr., Psychology & History, Lynnfield, Mass.
Nathan Coghlin, So., Undeclared, Westwood, Mass.
Henry Crean, Jr., Performance & Communication Arts, Hingham, Mass.
Cam Croasdaile, Sr., Economics & Business in the Liberal Arts, Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Charlie Cunningham, Jr., Biomedical Sciences, Auburn, N.Y.
Quin Fedor, Sr., Psychology & Business in the Liberal Arts, Medfield, Mass.
Will Gagnon, Jr., Economics & Business in the Liberal Arts, Newburyport, Mass.
Brayden Haggerty, Jr., Finance, Windham, N.H.
Will Harris, Jr., Economics, Weston, Conn.
Devon Higgins, So., Undeclared, Downingtown, Pa.
Drew Knight, So., Undeclared, Radnor, Pa.
Daniel Mahoney, Jr., Economics, Canton, N.Y.
Heath Mann, Jr., Performance & Communication Arts & Business in the Liberal Arts, Concord, N.H.
Reid Mather, So., Undeclared, Avon, Conn.
Connor McMahon, So., Undeclared, Theresa, N.Y.
Michael Miele, Jr., Economics & Business in the Liberal Arts, Reading, Mass.
Rhett Palmer, Jr., Statistics & Finance, Canton, N.Y.
Chauncey Payne, So., Undeclared, Bronx, N.Y.
Owen Pence, So., Undeclared, Menlo Park, Calif.
Harry Polito, So., Undeclared, Wilton, Conn.
Ryan Powers, Jr., Environmental Studies & Political Science, Morristown, N.J.
Jamie Rosenzweig, So., Undeclared, Denver, Colo.
Wyatt Ryckert, So., Undeclared, Denver, Colo.
Jack Schneider, So., Undeclared, Sudbury, Mass.
William Villa, Jr., Performance & Communication Arts, Harlem, N.Y.
Ted Wilson, Sr., Performance & Communication Arts & Business in the Liberal Arts, Boston, Mass.
Sean Wiseman, Sr., Art & Art History & Business in the Liberal Arts, Wilton, Conn.

Captains
Cam Croasdaile
Quin Fedor
Sam Wade