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Ryan Lanchbury Earns USILA All-America Accolades
05/26/2022 | Men's Lacrosse
RICHMOND, Va. – University of Richmond graduate attack Ryan Lanchbury (Burlington, Ontario) was named Honorable Mention All-America by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) Thursday.
This marks the third year in his career that Lanchbury has earned All-America accolades and the second All-America accolade this season (Inside Lacrosse). He finished his Spider career rewriting the record books in career, season and game scoring history. Lanchbury is the all-time leader in points (293), goals (162) and assists (131) in a career.
He finished the season with a program-record 81 points, leading the Spiders to their fourth NCAA Tournament appearance in eight years. He scored a team-high 40 goals and added 41 assists. His 41 assists set a new single-season record, breaking his own previous mark, while his 40 goals are second most in a single season, trailing only his own season record set in 2019. Lanchbury also owns the program records for games played (70) and games started (69) in a career.
The Spiders ended the regular season with an 11-5 overall record after making their fourth NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014. Richmond is only one of 16 programs in the country that has appeared in four tournaments since its inception.
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This marks the third year in his career that Lanchbury has earned All-America accolades and the second All-America accolade this season (Inside Lacrosse). He finished his Spider career rewriting the record books in career, season and game scoring history. Lanchbury is the all-time leader in points (293), goals (162) and assists (131) in a career.
He finished the season with a program-record 81 points, leading the Spiders to their fourth NCAA Tournament appearance in eight years. He scored a team-high 40 goals and added 41 assists. His 41 assists set a new single-season record, breaking his own previous mark, while his 40 goals are second most in a single season, trailing only his own season record set in 2019. Lanchbury also owns the program records for games played (70) and games started (69) in a career.
The Spiders ended the regular season with an 11-5 overall record after making their fourth NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014. Richmond is only one of 16 programs in the country that has appeared in four tournaments since its inception.
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