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Ryan Lanchbury Named To The Tewaaraton Award Watch List
04/02/2021 | Men's Lacrosse
RICHMOND, Va. – University of Richmond senior attack Ryan Lanchbury (Burlington, Ontario) has been a midseason addition to the prestigious Tewaaraton Award Watch List, which annually honors the top male and female college lacrosse player in the United States.
Lanchbury becomes the second Spider this season along with goalie Jack Rusbuldt (Richmond, Va.) to be named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. It is the first time in program history the Spiders have had two members on the watch list in the same season. This year also marks the second-straight year Lanchbury has been on the list, and the first time a Spider has been on the list in back-to-back years.
Lanchbury is the fifth different Spider in the eight-year history of the Richmond men's lacrosse program to be named to the watch list. He joins the likes of Rusbuldt (2020), Teddy Hatfield (2019), Benny Pugh (2017) and Mitch Goldberg (2016).
Lanchbury leads the Spiders and the Southern Conference in scoring with 39 points in seven games this year. He ranks 10th in the nation in points per game at 5.57. He has scored 16 goals this year while dishing out 23 assists. He leads the SoCon and ranks fifth in the nation with 3.29 assists per game.
Lanchbury has been on a roll lately, scoring 13 goals in the past four games while dishing out 30 assists in the month of March. He has scored a point in 37-straight games, the 12th longest streak in the nation. During that streak he has scored 164 points – averaging 4.4 points per game. Lanchbury ranks second all-time in Richmond scoring history in points (184), goals (110) and assists (74).
The lists include the top players across all three divisions of NCAA lacrosse and highlight the early contenders for the Tewaaraton Award. 2020 marks the 20th anniversary of the Award. The selection committees are made up of premier collegiate coaches and are appointed annually by The Tewaaraton Foundation.
Men's Watch List Additions:
Will Bowen, North Carolina - Jr., Defense
Jack Dolan, Jacksonville - RS Jr., Midfield
Cross Ferrara, Salisbury - Sr., Attack
Nick Grill, Maryland - Sr., Defense
TD Ierlan, Denver - Grad. Student, Face Off
Ryan Lanchbury, Richmond - Sr., Attack
Will Mark, LIU - Soph., Goalie
Thomas McConvey, Vermont - Jr., Midfield
Michael McCormick, Vermont - Grad. Student, Attack
Dylan Pallonetti, Stony Brook - RS Fr., Attack
Jakob Patterson, UAlbany - Grad. Student, Attack
Stephen Rehfuss, Syracuse - RS Sr., Attack
Mike Robinson, Delaware - Soph., Attack
Zac Tucci, North Carolina - Jr., Face Off
Cory VanGinhoven, Stony Brook - Grad. Student, Attack
Original Men's Watch List:
Jack Rusbuldt, Richmond - Sr., Goalie
Jared Bernhardt, Maryland - Grad. Student, Attack
Reid Bowering, Drexel - Grad. Student, Attack
Toby Burgdorf, Providence College - Sr., Goalie
Matt Campbell, Villanova - Jr., Midfield
Jake Carraway, Georgetown - Grad. Student, Attack
Adam Charalambides, Rutgers - Grad. Student, Attack
Zach Cole, Saint Joseph's - Jr., Face-Off
Jared Conners, Virginia - Sr., Defense
Payton Cormier, Virginia - Soph., Attack
Brendan Curry, Syracuse - Sr., Midfield
Connor DeSimone, Johns Hopkins - Sr., Attack
Tucker Dordevic, Syracuse - Soph., Midfield
Joey Epstein, Johns Hopkins - Jr., Attack
Tyler Gallagher, Lynchburg - Grad. Student, Defense
JT Giles-Harris, Duke - Grad. Student, Defense
Phil Goss, Brown - Sr., Goalie
Chris Gray, North Carolina - Sr., Attack
Sam Handley, Penn - Jr., Midfield
Jack Hannah, Denver - Sr., Midfield
Marcus Hudgins, Army West Point - Jr., Defense
Matt Hutchings, Le Moyne - 5th Year, Attack
Jack Kiety, Notre Dame - Grad. Student, Defense
Connor Kirst, Rutgers - Grad. Student, Attack
Charlie Kitchen, Delaware - Grad. Student, Attack
Jason Knox, Hobart College - Jr., Attack
Ty Kostack, Cabrini - Sr., Attack
Tre Leclaire, Ohio State - Grad. Student, Attack
Kevin Lindley, Loyola - Sr., Attack
Danny Logan, Denver - Grad. Student, SSDM
Owen McElroy, Georgetown - Sr., Goalie
Ryan McNulty, Loyola - Grad. Student, Longstick Midfield
Nakeie Montgomery, Duke - Sr., Midfield
Matt Moore, Virginia - Sr., Attack
Jackson Morrill, Denver - Grad. Student, Attack
Kieran Mullins, Rutgers - Grad. Student, Attack
Tehoka Nanticoke, UAlbany - Sr., Attack
Brendan Nichtern, Army West Point - Jr., Attack
Asher Nolting, High Point - Sr., Attack
Mac O'Keefe, Penn State - Grad. Student, Attack
Joe Robertson, Duke - Sr., Attack
Tommy Schelling, Lehigh - Jr., Attack
Wyatt Schupler, Army West Point - Jr., Goalie
Mike Sisselberger, Lehigh - Jr., Face-Off
Gibson Smith, Georgetown - Sr., Defense
Ryan Smith, Robert Morris - Grad. Student, Attack
Koby Smith, Towson - Sr., Defense
Michael Sowers, Duke - Grad. Student, Attack
Jeff Teat, Cornell - Sr., Attack
Ryan Terefenko, Ohio State - Grad. Student, Midfield
Ryan Tierney, Hofstra - Sr., Attack
Jeff Trainor, UMass - Grad. Student, Midfield
Jamie Trimboli, Syracuse - Grad. Student, Midfield
Ethan Walker, Denver - Grad. Student, Attack
Logan Wisnauskas, Maryland - Sr., Attack
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Lanchbury becomes the second Spider this season along with goalie Jack Rusbuldt (Richmond, Va.) to be named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. It is the first time in program history the Spiders have had two members on the watch list in the same season. This year also marks the second-straight year Lanchbury has been on the list, and the first time a Spider has been on the list in back-to-back years.
Lanchbury is the fifth different Spider in the eight-year history of the Richmond men's lacrosse program to be named to the watch list. He joins the likes of Rusbuldt (2020), Teddy Hatfield (2019), Benny Pugh (2017) and Mitch Goldberg (2016).
Lanchbury leads the Spiders and the Southern Conference in scoring with 39 points in seven games this year. He ranks 10th in the nation in points per game at 5.57. He has scored 16 goals this year while dishing out 23 assists. He leads the SoCon and ranks fifth in the nation with 3.29 assists per game.
Lanchbury has been on a roll lately, scoring 13 goals in the past four games while dishing out 30 assists in the month of March. He has scored a point in 37-straight games, the 12th longest streak in the nation. During that streak he has scored 164 points – averaging 4.4 points per game. Lanchbury ranks second all-time in Richmond scoring history in points (184), goals (110) and assists (74).
The lists include the top players across all three divisions of NCAA lacrosse and highlight the early contenders for the Tewaaraton Award. 2020 marks the 20th anniversary of the Award. The selection committees are made up of premier collegiate coaches and are appointed annually by The Tewaaraton Foundation.
Men's Watch List Additions:
Will Bowen, North Carolina - Jr., Defense
Jack Dolan, Jacksonville - RS Jr., Midfield
Cross Ferrara, Salisbury - Sr., Attack
Nick Grill, Maryland - Sr., Defense
TD Ierlan, Denver - Grad. Student, Face Off
Ryan Lanchbury, Richmond - Sr., Attack
Will Mark, LIU - Soph., Goalie
Thomas McConvey, Vermont - Jr., Midfield
Michael McCormick, Vermont - Grad. Student, Attack
Dylan Pallonetti, Stony Brook - RS Fr., Attack
Jakob Patterson, UAlbany - Grad. Student, Attack
Stephen Rehfuss, Syracuse - RS Sr., Attack
Mike Robinson, Delaware - Soph., Attack
Zac Tucci, North Carolina - Jr., Face Off
Cory VanGinhoven, Stony Brook - Grad. Student, Attack
Original Men's Watch List:
Jack Rusbuldt, Richmond - Sr., Goalie
Jared Bernhardt, Maryland - Grad. Student, Attack
Reid Bowering, Drexel - Grad. Student, Attack
Toby Burgdorf, Providence College - Sr., Goalie
Matt Campbell, Villanova - Jr., Midfield
Jake Carraway, Georgetown - Grad. Student, Attack
Adam Charalambides, Rutgers - Grad. Student, Attack
Zach Cole, Saint Joseph's - Jr., Face-Off
Jared Conners, Virginia - Sr., Defense
Payton Cormier, Virginia - Soph., Attack
Brendan Curry, Syracuse - Sr., Midfield
Connor DeSimone, Johns Hopkins - Sr., Attack
Tucker Dordevic, Syracuse - Soph., Midfield
Joey Epstein, Johns Hopkins - Jr., Attack
Tyler Gallagher, Lynchburg - Grad. Student, Defense
JT Giles-Harris, Duke - Grad. Student, Defense
Phil Goss, Brown - Sr., Goalie
Chris Gray, North Carolina - Sr., Attack
Sam Handley, Penn - Jr., Midfield
Jack Hannah, Denver - Sr., Midfield
Marcus Hudgins, Army West Point - Jr., Defense
Matt Hutchings, Le Moyne - 5th Year, Attack
Jack Kiety, Notre Dame - Grad. Student, Defense
Connor Kirst, Rutgers - Grad. Student, Attack
Charlie Kitchen, Delaware - Grad. Student, Attack
Jason Knox, Hobart College - Jr., Attack
Ty Kostack, Cabrini - Sr., Attack
Tre Leclaire, Ohio State - Grad. Student, Attack
Kevin Lindley, Loyola - Sr., Attack
Danny Logan, Denver - Grad. Student, SSDM
Owen McElroy, Georgetown - Sr., Goalie
Ryan McNulty, Loyola - Grad. Student, Longstick Midfield
Nakeie Montgomery, Duke - Sr., Midfield
Matt Moore, Virginia - Sr., Attack
Jackson Morrill, Denver - Grad. Student, Attack
Kieran Mullins, Rutgers - Grad. Student, Attack
Tehoka Nanticoke, UAlbany - Sr., Attack
Brendan Nichtern, Army West Point - Jr., Attack
Asher Nolting, High Point - Sr., Attack
Mac O'Keefe, Penn State - Grad. Student, Attack
Joe Robertson, Duke - Sr., Attack
Tommy Schelling, Lehigh - Jr., Attack
Wyatt Schupler, Army West Point - Jr., Goalie
Mike Sisselberger, Lehigh - Jr., Face-Off
Gibson Smith, Georgetown - Sr., Defense
Ryan Smith, Robert Morris - Grad. Student, Attack
Koby Smith, Towson - Sr., Defense
Michael Sowers, Duke - Grad. Student, Attack
Jeff Teat, Cornell - Sr., Attack
Ryan Terefenko, Ohio State - Grad. Student, Midfield
Ryan Tierney, Hofstra - Sr., Attack
Jeff Trainor, UMass - Grad. Student, Midfield
Jamie Trimboli, Syracuse - Grad. Student, Midfield
Ethan Walker, Denver - Grad. Student, Attack
Logan Wisnauskas, Maryland - Sr., Attack
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