The University at Albany men's lacrosse team has received 14 end-of-year accolades from America East. Notably, Scott Marr was honored as Coach of the Year for an impressive eighth time, while Silas Richmond and Max Neeson were recognized as Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year, respectively, both for the second consecutive year. This marks a historic achievement, as they are the first duo from UAlbany to earn these titles back-to-back. The Great Danes also dominated the All-Conference selections, contributing to a stellar season that secured them the regular-season title.

By the Numbers
  • 14 total end-of-year honors received by UAlbany men's lacrosse.
  • Scott Marr's eighth time named Coach of the Year.
  • Silas Richmond recorded 62 points this season, averaging 4.77 points per game.
  • Max Neeson had 30 caused turnovers, leading in the America East.
Yes, But

While UAlbany achieved significant accolades, there are challenges ahead. The postseason will test their consistency against competitive teams in the America East Championship.

State of Play
  • UAlbany boasts a perfect 6-0 record in conference play, securing home-field advantage for the playoffs.
  • The team is scheduled to host the America East Championship, with semifinal matches this Thursday.
What's Next

The Great Danes will compete in the semifinals against No. 4 UMBC on Thursday, with the championship game set for Saturday. A victory could provide them with an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Bottom Line

UAlbany men's lacrosse is not only celebrating individual achievements but is also positioned strongly for postseason success, aiming for an NCAA Tournament bid through their upcoming championship matches.