Seven Richmond men’s lacrosse players named USILA All-Americans

Dan Chemotti, Head Coach at Richmond Spiders Men's Lacrosse
Dan Chemotti, Head Coach at Richmond Spiders Men's Lacrosse
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Seven members of the University of Richmond men’s lacrosse team were named United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) All-Americans, the organization announced on May 21.

The announcement highlights individual achievements for the Richmond Spiders during the 2026 season, with recognition across several positions on the team.

Short-stick defensive midfielder and team captain Jack Pilling was selected as a First Team All-American. This marks his third First Team recognition of the postseason. Defenseman Hunter Smith and midfielder Joe Sheridan were both named to the Second Team. Midfielder Gavin Creo and attackman Aidan O’Neil earned Third Team honors.

Goalie Connor Knight and long-stick midfielder Brayden Penafather-Stevenson received Honorable Mention recognition from USILA.

These selections reflect strong performances by multiple athletes from Richmond’s men’s lacrosse program throughout their recent campaign.



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