SPARKS, Md. – The USA Lacrosse Magazine revealed its NCAA Division III men's All-Americans for the 2025 season on Wednesday afternoon, and Concordia University Wisconsin senior attack Max Esposito claimed honorable mention honors.
"It means the world to be able to see all of my hard work over the past eight years of my life pay off, said Max Esposito. "Thank you to my parents, coaches, and teammates for your constant support and for helping me get here!"
All-Americans were chosen by USA Lacrosse Magazine staff and contributors with input from coaches and conferences nationwide.
A senior attackman from Gaithersburg, Maryland, is securing the honor for the second straight year.
Esposito finished the season with 112 points, scoring 49 goals and 63 assists. He also had four man-up goals, 31 ground balls, and eight caused turnovers.
The Maryland native ranked ninth in NCAA Division III in assists per game and in points per game.
He finished his junior year with 69 goals and 68 assists for 137 points. He also recorded 41 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers.
Earlier this month, Esposito was once again voted as the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) Offensive Player of the Year and a First Team All-Conference selection.
USA Lacrosse named its NCAA Division III men’s All-Americans on Wednesday, recognizing the top players in the country in 2025.
Fifty-two schools are represented in this year’s list, though it’s Tufts that leads the charge with 10 All-American nods. Four of those 10 players are first-team All-Americans, fitting for the No. 1 team in the country as the NCAA tournament enters its quarterfinal round.
Salisbury has the second-most All-Americans with eight, including two on the first team. Wesleyan’s six All-Americans are third nationally, while Christopher Newport, RIT and RPI all boast five.
USA Lacrosse All-Americans are selected by staff and contributors.
FIRST TEAM
A — Clifford Gaston, RIT
A — Jack Raba, Wesleyan
A — Jack Regnery, Tufts
M — Brice Bromwell, Salisbury
M — CK Giancola, Wesleyan
M — Charlie Tagliaferri, Tufts
D — John DeFazio, Salisbury
D — Jed Hoggard, Bowdoin
D — Joey Waldbaum, Tufts
LSM — Ben Frisoli, Tufts
SSDM — Eliot Cohen, Washington and Lee
SSDM — Caleb Torres, St. Lawrence
FO — Warner Cabaniss, Christopher Newport
G — Joe Perry, RPI
SECOND TEAM
A — Patrick Fitzgerald, Bowdoin
A — Connor Herraiz, Salisbury
A — Kevin Miller, Christopher Newport
M — Garrett Kelly, Tufts
M — Jake Rust, Lynchburg
M — Riley Strub, Salisbury
D — Michael Ayers, Tufts
D — Evan Karetsos, Dickinson
D — Lawson Laverty, Amherst
LSM — Jeremiah Stafford, Salisbury
SSDM — Gavin Cousineau, RPI
SSDM — Matt Sheinberg, Amherst
FO — Tyler Spano, Washington and Lee
G — Michael Marinello, St. Lawrence
THIRD TEAM
A — Hillis Burns, Washington and Lee
A — Nate Senez, RIT
A — Jamie Smith, Christopher Newport
M — Patrick Jamin, Middlebury
M — Julian Kammerman, Roanoke
M — Tommy Robertozzi, Stevens
D — Mike Allen Jr., Randolph-Macon
D — Frank Barbera, Gettysburg
D — Tripp Clark, Babson
LSM — Thompson Lau, Amherst
SSDM — Bryan Creamer, Stevens
SSDM — Alex Thrasher, Cortland
FO — Angelo Venuto, RPI
G — Drew Tyson, Swarthmore
HONORABLE MENTION
A — Clay Almgren, Swarthmore
A — Diego Alvarez-Segee, Dean
A — Brendan Boschi, Neumann
A — Ben Burns, Wesleyan
A — Billy Curtis, Middlebury
A — Jack Dunleavy, Gettysburg
A — Max Esposito, Concordia Wisconsin
A — Max Ettinghausen, Tufts
A — Cam Fernandez, Endicott
A — Davis Fisher, York
A — Bob Gross, Amherst
A — James Haley, Washington and Lee
A — Zach Haugen, Grove City
A — Brooks Hauser, Tufts
A — Brett Jackson, Christopher Newport
A — Michael Jonas, Adrian
A — Luke Kammerman, Roanoke
A — Jamie O’Neil, Oneonta
A — Tommy Quinson, Denison
A — Casey Ryan, Bowdoin
A — Eli Spence, Elmhurst
A — Thomas Stock, Farmingdale State
A — Nick Thorne, Kean
M — Cory Bergmann, York
M — Jack Bill, Muhlenberg
M — Zach Bleil, MIT
M — Ian Dinga, RIT
M — Seth Grottenthaler, RIT
M — Connor Hartman, Bates
M — Liam Holman, Lynchburg
M — Ty Keaton, Salisbury
M — Will Miller, Wesleyan
M — Zach Swanson, RPI
M — Anton Updale, Kean
M — Daniel Varga, New England
M — Luke Whalen, Dickinson
M — Bobby Wells, St. Lawrence
M — Grant Zick, Stevenson
FO — Thomas Barker, Endicott
FO — Jakob Denkenberger, Nazareth
FO — Blake Malamphy, Salisbury
FO — Parker Merrill, Tufts
FO — Thomas Nelson, Kenyon
FO — Nathan Powers, Anna Maria
FO — Luke Rios, Grove City
FO — Ben Trucksess, Dickinson
LSM — Matt Cawley, Endicott
LSM — Anthony Fresolone, Ohio Wesleyan
LSM — Will Hedley, Gettysburg
LSM — Conor Kilfeather, Hampden-Sydney
LSM — Ben Miller, Bates
LSM — John Sula, Union
LSM — Kyle Zirn, Roger Williams
LSM — Luke Meadows, Lynchburg
SSDM — Pierce Archer, Franklin & Marshall
SSDM — AJ Boxler, Denison
SSDM — Cam Delcristo, Tufts
SSDM — Keller Dillman, Mary Washington
SSDM — Michael Gillam, Ithaca
SSDM — Jackson Lane, Springfield
SSDM — Nich McLaughlin, Connecticut College
SSDM — Erik Pearl, York
SSDM — Charlie Wilmot, Wesleyan
D — Alex Bergeron, Ohio Northern
D — Nick Biava, RPI
D — Nick DiSalvo, Endicott
D — Christian Lembo, Cortland
D — Brendan Maher, Babson
D — Andy Marquet, Gettysburg
D — Charlie Miele, St. Lawrence
D — Camden Miller, Stevenson
D — Shane Phillips, Stockton
D — Jack Pyne, Bowdoin
D — Zach Rutledge, York
D — Emmett Schillinger, Wesleyan
D — Wes Silver, Ohio Wesleyan
G — Mason Bellinger, Christopher Newport
G — Alex Fascilla, Babson
G — Jack Fried, Hamilton
G — Andrew Minard, Ithaca
G — Jordan Opdahl, Trinity
G — Teddy Scarborough, Franklin & Marshall
G — Alex Zborowski, RIT