Oberlin Men's Lacrosse

USILA All-American. 24 caused turnovers. 56 ground balls. All-time program leader in caused turnovers. The anchor of the back line — #16 Colin Taylor.

USILA All-American. 190 career goals. 225 career points. Oberlin’s all-time leading goal scorer. #5 Jacob Starcke

USILA All-American. 251-333 at the X. 184 ground balls. 4th in all of Division III. #66 Evan Sardina controlled the ball before anyone else could touch it.

USILA All-American. 34 goals. 17 assists. 5 game-winners. First Team All-NCAC. #3 Solomon Brennan put his name in the Oberlin record books and did it his way.

The NCAC Coaching Staff of the Year is led by Head Coach Ryan P***k, Associate Head Coach Thomas Klosowski, and Assistant Coach Evan Bongers. The Oberlin men’s lacrosse team finished the season 12–6 (6–2 NCAC), finishing as NCAC Regular Season Champions and earning the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament.

The Yeomen’s 12 wins tie the program record for most in a single season, while their six conference victories set a new program best. Oberlin also posted its highest in conference winning percentage since 1967 (.750). Signature wins included victories over Denison and No. 20 Ohio Wesleyan, Oberlin’s first win over Denison since 1970 and first over Ohio Wesleyan since 1960. The win over Ohio Wesleyan also marked the program’s first ever victory over a ranked opponent.

Oberlin received votes in Weeks 8, 9, and 12 of the USILA National Coaches Poll, reflecting the strongest season in program history.

Chris Totonis is an NCAC Third Team selection, finishing the season with 13 caused turnovers, 16 ground balls, 1 goal, and 1 assist.

Cooper Zancosky is an NCAC Third Team selection, finishing the season with 22 goals, 10 assists, 8 ground balls, and 2 caused turnovers.

Evan Sardina is an NCAC Second Team selection, finishing the season 251–333 on faceoffs (.754), with 184 ground balls, 1 goal, and 1 assist.

Joe Chai is an NCAC Second Team selection, finishing the season with 16 caused turnovers, 20 ground balls, and 1 assist.

Cooper Rand is an NCAC Second Team selection, finishing the season with 34 caused turnovers, 59 ground balls, 3 goals, and 1 assist.