NEWARK, Del. - - The United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association announced its Division II All-Region performers this week and seven Wilmington University men's lacrosse standouts have earned North All-Region accolades for their 2026 seasons.

The Wildcats won their first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship this spring and advanced to their second straight NCAA North Region Tournament. The Wildcats finished 12-5 on the year.

Andrew Dzubak and Tyler Quinn led the Wildcats on the North All-Region Team by being named Second Team All-Region while Daniel Flynn, Carter Earl, Joshua Weston, Connor Widmer, and Quinn Tracy were named Honorable Mention All-Region.

It is the second All-Region honor for Andrew Dzubak (Putnam Valley, N.Y.), moving up to Second Team this year as a senior. The two-time CACC Player of the Year again led the Wildcats with 68 points this year, scoring 52 goals to go with 16 assists on the season. He had a season high eight points with six goals and two assists at Holy Family and six points in three different games. He had a hat trick against Adelphi in the NCAA Tournament to cap his career.

Tyler Quinn (Barnegat, N.J.) repeats as a Second Team All-Region performer in his senior season. The short stick defensive midfielder played a crucial role on defense, in transition, and on face-offs. He led all non-FOGOs with 52 ground balls this season, adding four goals and two assists. He was the point person in clears in which the team held an 85.2 success rate. He also helped the defense to the fourth fewest goals allowed in Division II, giving up 7.65 goals a game. He had a season high seven ground balls against No. 12 Molloy.

Daniel Flynn (New York, N.Y.) highlighted a defense that finished fourth in NCAA DII in only allowing 7.65 goals per game. Her was fifth overall, personally, in NCA DII, carrying an 8.04 GAA this season. He made a career high 16 saves at Dominican, adding five other games with double-digit saves, including 12 against No. 1 Adelphi in the NCAA Tournament.

Carter Earl (Penn Yan, N.Y.) finished second on the team with 38 points this season, as he scored 20 goals to go with 18 assists. He also added 26 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers for the Wildcats.

Josh Weston (Saskatoon, Sask.) finished second on the team with 28 goals this season, adding seven assists for 35 points. He was also second among midfielders with 39 ground balls this year. He had a season high four points with three goals and an assist at Dominican.

Quinn Tracy (Seattle, Wash.) is a two-time North Region Honorable Mention, leading the team with 30 caused turnovers. The CACC Defensive Player of the Year was second on the defensive unit with 42 ground balls as well. He had a season's high four caused turnovers twice, first against No. 12 Molloy and in the CACC Tournament against Holy Family.

Connor Widmer (Warwick, R.I.) is another two-time North Region Honorable Mention honoree, dominating in the face-off circle again as a senior. He went 132-for-195 this year, good enough for a .680 success rate. As a team, the Wildcats were third in NCAA DII in winning .661 percent of their faceoffs while Widmer was fifth overall in NCAA DII. He also led the team this year with 62 ground balls.

Adelphi swept the Player of the Year awards from the USILA, as Kyle Lewis was named the Player of the Year, Braden Donnellan was named the Offensive Player of the Year, and Ries Bower was named the Defensive Player of the Year.

USILA North All-Region

First Team:
A – Braden Donnellan – Jr. – Adelphi
A – Matt Lemay – So. – St. Anselm
A – Michael Durnin – Jr. – Adelphi
A – Will Danowski – Sr. – Pace
M – Kyle Lewis – Sr. – Adelphi
M – Boomer Staunton – So. – Assumption
M – Brian Green – Sr. – Molloy
D – Ries Bower – Jr. – Adelphi
D – Michael D'Alessandro – Sr. – Adelphi
D – Chris Butler – Sr. – Pace
D – Aiden Dinnigan – So. – Molloy
SSDM – Gavin Herzog – Sr. – Adelphi
SSDM – Trevor Lamoureaux – Sr. - Pace
LSM – Carter Linkletter – Jr. – Adelphi
FO – Quinn Gannon – Sr. – St. Anselm
GK – Christian Tomei – Jr. – Adelphi

Second Team:
A – Ben Turpin – So. – St. Anselm
A – Noah Hammon – Gr. – Molloy
A – Andrew Dzubak – Sr. – Wilmington
M – Danny Fisenne – Jr. – Adelphi
M – Carter Green – Se. – Seton Hill
M – Vincent McDermott – Sr. – Adelphi
M – Tommy Corcoran – Sr. – Molloy
D – Cullen Green – Jr. – Seton Hill
D – Johnny Lucas – So. – St. Anselm
D – Austin Day – Jr. – Seton Hill
SSDM – Brendan Crowley – Sr. – St. Anselm
SSDM – Tyler Quinn – Sr. – Wilmington
SSDM – Rocco Hogan – Jr. – Molloy
LSM – Thomas Kofod – Sr. – Molloy
FO – William Greaves – So. – Adelphi
GK – Will Cody – Sr. – Seton Hill
GK – John Basile – Sr. – Molloy

Third Team:
A – Matt Baldino – So. – Pace
A – Noah Gibson – Sr. – Adelphi
A – Ben McHugh – So. – Assumption
M – Chrstopher Bergersen – Jr. – Mercy
M – Colin Reese – Sr. – Pace
M – Eddie O'Brien – So. – St. Anselm
M – Andrew Rogers – So. – Northwood
D – Trent Sargent – Sr. – Assumption
D – Brian Brennan – Sr. – Pace
D – Kyla Piersiak – Sr. – Bentley
D – Shawn McCabe – Sr. – Molloy
SSDM – Ryan McCann – Gr. – Seton Hill
SSDM – Stephen DeAmicis – Sr. – Adelphi
LSM – Osei Adoma – Sr. – Pace
FO – Brandon Pazienza – Sr. – Molloy
GK – Shane Corcoran – So. – Assumption

Honorable Mention:
A – Cole Hunsberger – So – Mercy
A – Dexter Hannigan – Fr. – Seton Hill
A – Nate Herbster – Sr. – Seton Hill
A – Patrik McGrath – Sr. – Assumption
A – James Napoli – Sr. – Bridgeport
A – Declan Landers – Sr. – Pace
A – Jake Taylor – Sr. – Molloy
A – Jayden Ashley – Sr. – Davenport
M – Carter Earl – Jr. – Wilmington
M – Kaden Granberg – Sr. – Seton Hill
M – Josh Weston – Jr. – Wilmington
D – Ryder Walter – Jr. – Frostburg State
D – Liam Taylor – So. – Molloy
D – Quinn Tracy – Sr. – Wilmington
D – Jake Klepacki – Jr. – St. Anselm
D – Daniel Myers – Sr. – Chestnut Hill
D – Nicholas Filocamo – So. – Mercy
D – Ryan Thomas – Sr. - Bridgeport
SSDM – Matt O'Donnell – So. – Saint Michael's
LSM – Taylor Wiercinski – Jr. – Saint Michael's
LSM – Luca Runyan – Sr. – Bridgeport
LSM – Liam Neimeth – So. – Mercy
FO – Connor Cullen – Sr. – Bridgeport
FO – Noah Poirier – So. – Saint Michael's
FO – Dante D'Amico – So. – Bentley
FO – Connor Widmer – Sr. – Wilmington
GK – Daniel Flynn – Jr. – Wilmington
GK – Adam Daley – Sr. – Chestnut Hill

Player of the Year – Kyle Lewis, Adelphi
Offensive Player of the Year – Baden Donnellan, Adelphi
Defensive Player of the Year – Ries Bower, Adelphi