Sam King '25 has been named a Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) All-Star for the second year in a row, representing the West All-Stars in an upcoming showcase. The event will take place on July 5 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, broadcasting live on ESPN. As a standout attackman/midfielder for the Utah Archers, King has accumulated 14 points this season, showing significant prowess with 11 goals and three assists through six games. His all-time college achievements at Harvard set a high bar, including becoming the first player to hit 100 goals, assists, and ground balls. King's rapid ascent in professional lacrosse underscores his status as a formidable two-way player.

By the Numbers
  • 14 points in 2026: 11 goals and 3 assists.
  • Ranked tied for 4th in points and 2nd in goals among PLL midfielders.
State of Play
  • King is part of a growing group of Harvard alumni in professional lacrosse.
  • Ray Dearth, also a '25 classmate, is making waves as a defensive midfielder for the Carolina Chaos.
  • Recent graduates Logan Ip and Teddy Malone are emerging as talents for the Boston Cannons and Carolina Chaos, respectively.
What's Next

Fans can expect to see Sam King showcase his skills in the PLL All-Star Game, where he aims to further elevate his status as a rising star in professional lacrosse. His performance could impact future contract negotiations and team strategies for the Archers.

Bottom Line

Sam King's second All-Star selection highlights his growth and impact in the sport, showcasing Harvard's strong lacrosse legacy. As he continues to excel, he's not just making a mark for himself but also paving the way for future athletes from his alma mater.