IMG/Freedom High’s JT Thelen Named to MAC Commonwealth First Team!
via press release – photo via Stevenson
ANNVILLE, Pa. (Men’s Lacrosse) – The 2017 All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team has been announced. Albright senior Cam Cetrone was named MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Year, and Stevenson junior Dominic DeFazio was named MAC Commonwealth Defensive Player of the Year. Lycoming freshman Richie Hurley was named MAC Commonwealth Rookie of the Year. Stevenson’s Paul Cantabene was named MAC Commonwealth Coach of the Year.
The All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team is nominated and voted on by the nine conference men’s lacrosse coaches.
Below is the 2017 All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team.
From the Stevenson Release: Thelen, chosen on attack, leads the Mustangs in scoring having registered 46 goals and 23 assists for 69 points, ranking second in the conference in points per game, third in goals per game and fifth in assists per game. Thelen has scored in every game this season and has scored multiple goals 13 times, including a quartet of five-goal games, the most recent coming this Saturday at Messiah, a performance that earned him MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Week honors.
ANNVILLE, Pa. (Men’s Lacrosse) – The 2017 All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team has been announced. Albright senior Cam Cetrone was named MAC Commonwealth Offensive Player of the Year, and Stevenson junior Dominic DeFazio was named MAC Commonwealth Defensive Player of the Year. Lycoming freshman Richie Hurley was named MAC Commonwealth Rookie of the Year. Stevenson’s Paul Cantabene was named MAC Commonwealth Coach of the Year.
The All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team is nominated and voted on by the nine conference men’s lacrosse coaches.
Below is the 2017 All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team.
| 2017 All-MAC Commonwealth Men’s Lacrosse Team | |||
| Offensive Player of the Year: Cam Cetrone (Sr.), Albright | |||
| Defensive Player of the Year: Dominic DeFazio (Jr.), Stevenson | |||
| Rookie of the Year: Richie Hurley (Fr.), Lycoming | |||
| Coach of the Year: Paul Cantabene, Stevenson | |||
| FIRST TEAM | |||
| Position | Name | School | Year |
| Attack | Cam Cetrone | Albright | Senior |
| Attack | Matthew Franken | Messiah | Senior |
| Attack | JT Thelen | Stevenson | Sophomore |
| Midfield | Kyle D’Onofrio | Stevenson | Senior |
| Midfield | Joseph Franken | Messiah | Sophomore |
| Midfield | Blake Knobloch | Messiah | Senior |
| Midfield | Andrew Potter | Albright | Senior |
| Defender | Dominic DeFazio | Stevenson | Junior |
| Defender | John Ferguson | Widener | Junior |
| Defender | Drew Gugliuzza | Messiah | Junior |
| Long Pole Midfield | Shane Cook | Widener | Junior |
| Long Pole Midfield | Lorenzo DiPasquale | Messiah | Junior |
| Short Stick Specialist | Austin Minnich | Lebanon Valley | Senior |
| Faceoff Specialist | Justin Burnette | Stevenson | Freshman |
| Goalie | Sam Stengel | Messiah | Senior |
