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NE10 with 39 Men's and Women's Lacrosse Student-Athletes Named to All-America Teams.
MANSFIELD, Mass. - The Northeast-10 Conference produced 39 men's and women's lacrosse student-athletes from seven different institutions that earned All-America honors, following announcements from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) and the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA). Pace's Angelina Porcello was named the Division II Player and Midfielder of the Year, highlighting the postseason recognition.
Porcello helped lead the Setters to their first NCAA Women's Lacrosse Championship title in program history with a victory over West Chester on May 21. She accounted for 65 goals and 19 assists this season, totaling 84 points - the sixth-most among all NE10 players. Porcello was the motor behind Pace's top-three scoring offense and top-10 scoring defense in Division II this season, while earning NE10 Co-Midfielder of the Year and a First Team All-Region selection. She is the first NE10 athlete since Adelphi's Kole Pollock (2019) to win IWLCA Division II Player of the Year.
Men's lacrosse led all NE10 sports this year with 28 players earning All-America mentions - including a pair of First Team selections with Pace's Anthony Caputo and Saint Anselm's Ryan Slattery. Caputo was also named the USILA Midfielder of the Year after tying for fourth among all NE10 players in points this season (58). He was also named to the First Team for All-Conference and All-Region.
Women's lacrosse had 11 players recognized, including four First Team selections. Pace had three players selected on the First Team, including Porcello, Kayla Conway and Aleya Corretjer - the IWLCA Attacker of the Year. Corretjer ranked first in the NE10 and in the top three of all of Division II in points this season with 121. Joining the Pace trio on the First Team was Adelphi's Alexandra Beebe - the NE10 Defensive Player of the Year.
On the men's side, Adelphi had a league-high nine players earn All-America status, while Le Moyne was close behind with eight. On the women's side, Pace had a league-best five players selected on All-America teams, while Le Moyne had three.
For a full list of NE10 All-Americans in men's and women's lacrosse, please see below.
MEN'S LACROSSE
USILA
Midfielder of the Year: Anthony Caputo, Pace
First Team
Anthony Caputo, Pace
Ryan Slattery, Saint Anselm
Second Team
Joe Duchnowski, Adelphi
Dylan Renner, Adelphi
Kyle Steinbach, Adelphi
John Galimi, Le Moyne
Joey Pezzimenti, Le Moyne
Will Harvey, Saint Anselm
Third Team
Nick Paris, Adelphi
Cam Bartolomeo, Bentley
Sam Lambert, Le Moyne
Matt Vavonese, Le Moyne
Nick Larsen, Saint Anselm
Honorable Mention
Ryan Butler, Adelphi
Jack Hipchen, Adelphi
Brian Hoerter, Adelphi
Jason Rebaudo, Adelphi
Logan Tucker, Adelphi
Nate Alviti, Bentley
Luke Jaber, Bentley
Kyle Caves, Le Moyne
Jagger Kerr, Le Moyne
Nico Mattia, Le Moyne
Nick Noel, Le Moyne
Dan Zabbia, Pace
Jack Andrews, Saint Anselm
Noah Larsen, Saint Anselm
Cam Cote, SNHU
WOMEN'S LACROSSE
IWLCA
Division II Player of the Year: Angelina Porcello, Pace
Attacker of the Year: Aleya Corretjer, Pace
Midfielder of the Year: Angelina Porcello, Pace
First Team
Alexandra Beebe, Adelphi
Kayla Conway, Pace
Aleya Corretjer, Pace
Angelina Porcello, Pace
Second Team
Sara Goodwin, Le Moyne
Alexandra Quinn, Pace
Emma Rafferty, Pace
Third Team
Kerrin Heuser, Adelphi
Jenna Joseph, Assumption
Jessica Meneilly, Le Moyne
Taylor Reich, Le Moyne
ABOUT THE NE10
The NE10 is an association of 13 diverse institutions serving student-athletes across 24 NCAA Division II sports. Together we build brilliant futures by embracing the journey of every student-athlete.
Each year, 4,500 of those student-athletes compete in conference championships in 24 sports, making the NE10 the largest DII conference in the country in terms of sport sponsorship. Leading the way in the classroom, on the field and within the community, the NE10 is proud of its comprehensive program and the experience it provides student-athletes.
