Rutgers’ Cardin Stoller named 2024 Big Ten Freshman of the Year and National Player of the Week
Cardin Stoller, a standout player for Rutgers men’s lacrosse, has been named the Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Stoller, a Maryland native, is the third Rutgers player to receive this award since the school joined the Big Ten in 2015. He was instrumental in helping the Scarlet Knights achieve a 7-6 record, earning him the honor of four-time freshman of the week. Stoller's stellar performance as a goalkeeper garnered national attention, with a 53.8 save percentage and 10.98 goals against average, ranking third in the Big Ten in saves per game and save percentage for the 2024 season.
By the Numbers- Stoller made 19 saves in a 10-9 Rutgers win against UMass on March 16.
- He also recorded 19 saves in a 9-7 win at No. 15 Michigan on April 7.
- Stoller's outstanding performance as a freshman has created excitement for Rutgers' future in postseason play.
- Despite the uncertainties of the upcoming Big Ten tournament, Stoller's presence in the team signals a promising future for Rutgers.
Cardin Stoller's exceptional performance as the Big Ten Freshman of the Year solidifies Rutgers lacrosse as a force to be reckoned with in the coming seasons, with high hopes for continued success in the national arena.
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