Taylor Wiercinski, a rising senior long-stick midfielder from Saint Michael's College, has been honored as a USILA All-America honorable mention. This recognition follows his selection as a USILA All-North Region honorable mention and a NEILA All-New England first team member. Wiercinski significantly contributed to the Purple Knights, who excelled in multiple national statistical categories, such as scoring defense and caused turnovers. The team achieved impressive school records while Wiercinski personally amassed 61 ground balls and 23 caused turnovers, alongside scoring 10 goals this season. The Purple Knights completed the season with a 10-6 record, marking their first NCAA Championship appearance and reaching the national quarterfinals.

By the Numbers
  • Wiercinski finished the season with 61 ground balls and 23 caused turnovers.
  • The Purple Knights set school records with 628 ground balls and 195 caused turnovers.
State of Play
  • Saint Michael's College ended the season ranked 19th in the USILA national poll.
  • The team advanced to the NCAA Championship quarterfinal after a successful season.
What's Next

As Wiercinski prepares for his final collegiate season, he aims to build on this year's performance, contributing to potential further successes in the next campaign. The Purple Knights will look to maintain their competitive momentum and improve upon their postseason achievements.

Bottom Line

Wiercinski's standout season not only highlights his individual talent but also underscores the Purple Knights' rise in collegiate lacrosse. The combination of personal accolades and team performance suggests a promising future for the squad as they seek to establish themselves further in the national landscape.