SPARTANBURG, S.C. – High Point midfielder Kevin Rogers earned third-team honors and the Panthers’ Asher Nolting and Richmond’s Ryan Lanchbury and Sean Menges earned honorable mention as Inside Lacrosse announced its 2021 All-Americans on Sunday evening.
Rogers, a graduate student and the 2020 NCAA Division III Player of the Year, finished the 2021 season with a league-leading 38 goals for the SoCon regular-season co-champion and tournament-champion Panthers, tied for fifth-most in a season in SoCon history. His 2.71 per game also led the league this season.
Nolting, the 2018 and 2019 SoCon Offensive Player of the Year, finished the season with a league-leading 72 points on 27 goals and a SoCon-best 45 assists, the second-best single-season mark in SoCon history. His 72 points tie for second-most in a season in league history. The attackman’s 5.14 points per game over 14 contests are second in the league this season only to Lanchbury. Nolting is the SoCon’s career leader in points (263), points per game (5.06) assists (151) and assists per game (2.90).
Lanchbury was the first Spider in program history named SoCon Offensive Player of the Year this year. He ranks second in the SoCon in scoring with 67 points in 13 games, scoring 28 goals and dishing out 39 assists. In SoCon play only, Lanchbury leads all scorers with 44 total points, 11 more than any other player, averaging 7.33 points per game in the six contests, which is a league record and more than a point better than any other player in league history. The two-time SoCon Offensive Player of the Week, Lanchbury is third all-time in league scoring history with 212 points, scoring 122 goals and dishing out 90 assists in his career.
Menges became the third Spider all-time to be name SoCon Defensive Player of the Year, joining the likes of Benny Pugh (2017) and Brendan Hynes (2015). The midseason All-American this year from Inside Lacrosse, Menges caused a team-high 26 turnovers and picked up 39 ground balls. One of the top long-stick midfielders in the country, Menges is a two-time first-team All-SoCon selection and a preseason All-America pick this year. He earned SoCon All-Tournament honors after setting a tournament record with nine caused turnovers in the two Spider games.
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First Team
A, Jared Bernhardt, Maryland
A, Chris Gray, North Carolina
A, Michael Sowers, Duke
M, Graham Bundy Jr., Georgetown
M, Nakeie Montgomery, Duke
M, Jack Hannah, Denver
FO, Mike Sisselberger, Lehigh
SSDM, Danny Logan, Denver
LSM, Jared Conners, Virginia
D, Will Bowen, North Carolina
D, Jack Kielty, Notre Dame
D, JT Giles-Harris, Duke
G, Owen McElroy, Georgetown
Second Team
A, Pat Kavanagh, Notre Dame
A, Jake Carraway, Georgetown
A, Brendan Nichtern, Army
M, Tanner Cook, North Carolina
M, Connor Shellenberger, Virginia
M, William Perry, North Carolina
FO, Petey LaSalla, Virginia
SSDM, Connor Maher, North Carolina
LSM, Ryan McNulty, Loyola
D, Brett Makar, Maryland
D, Nick Grill, Maryland
D, Kyle Thornton, Notre Dame
G, Mike Adler, Duke
Third Team
A, Ryan Tierney, Hofstra
A, Logan Wisnauskas, Maryland
A, Stephen Rehfuss, Syracuse
M, Kyle Long, Maryland
M, Tucker Dordevic, Syracuse
M, Kevin Rogers, High Point
FO, Zach Cole, Saint Joseph's
SSDM, Roman Puglise, Maryland
LSM, Tyler Carpenter, Duke
D, Marcus , Hudgins, Army
D, Owen Grant, Delaware
D, Arden Cohen, Notre Daame
G, Liam Entenmann, Notre Dame
Honorable Mention
A, Adam Charalambides, Rutgers
A, Keegan Khan, Villanova
A, Ryan Lanchbury, Richmond
A, Matt Moore, Virginia
A, Jackson Morrill, Denver
A, Asher Nolting, High Point
A, Ryan Smith, Robert Morris
M, Dox Aitken, Virginia
M, Justin Anderson, North Carolina
M, Matt Campbell, Villanova
M, Brendan Curry, Syracuse
M, Thomas McConvey, Vermont
M, Jeff Trainor, UMass
FO, Tommy Burke, Vermont
FO, Kyle Gallagher, Notre Dame
FO, TD Ierlan, Denver
FO, Jake Naso, Duke
SSDM, Peter Dearth, Syracuse
SSDM, Zach Geddes, Georgetown
SSDM, Ryan Terefenko, Ohio State
LSM, Brett Kennedy, Syracuse
LSM, Sean Menges, Richmond
LSM, Matt Wright, North Carolina
D, Kyle Kology, Virginia
D, Owen Prybylski, Villanova
D, Koby Smith, Towson
D, Gibson Smith, Georgetown
D, Colin Squires, Denver
D, Anthony Tangredi, Lehigh
D, Cam Wyers, Loyola
G, Colin Kirst, Rutgers
G, Collin Krieg, North Carolina
G, Will Mark, LIU
G, Logan McNaney, Maryland
G, Spencer Rees, Navy
G, James Spence, Lehigh