University of Richmond Athletics
Young, Vigue Named Midseason All-American Honorable Mentions By Inside Lacrosse
03/29/2024 | Men's Lacrosse
Richmond, Va. – University of Richmond men/s lacrosse fifth year attackman Dalton Young and redshirt junior goalie Zach Vigue have been named Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American Honorable Mentions, announced by the publication Friday.
One of the nation's most consistent scorers, Young carries a 50- game point streak into this Saturday's game at St. Bonaventure and has recorded a point in 52 of 58 career games. Young is one of only a handful of active players with a 50+ game point streak, having racked up 122 goals and 92 assists for 214 points over the duration of his 50-game streak. Young's goal streak is the fourth-longest nationally, having tallied 79 goals over the last 34-consecutive games. Young is Richmond's second-leading all-time scorer and became the fastest player in program history to record 100 points, pulling off the feat in just 30 games. Young currently leads the team with 23 goals and 22 assists through the first nine games of the season and was named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List in January. With his five points from the Virginia game on Feb. 17, Young reached 203 career points and became just the third Spider ever to eclipse 200. Young's 231 career points rank second all-time for the Spiders and he currently ranks eighth in points and his 98 assists rank 10th among active career leaders.
Vigue has helped the Spiders reach fifth in the nation in scoring defense, holding teams to just 8.89 goals per game. Vigue ranks third in goals against average at 8.61 and is fifth in save percentage at .599 entering Saturday's game. Against Duke, Vigue helped the Spiders force the Blue Devils to match a season low in goals with 12. At the time, Duke was the nation's top scoring offense and averaged 18.29 goals per game and was held to 12 by Vigue and the rest of the Spiders defense. He has been named the Atlantic 10 defensive player of the week on three occasions so far this season.
One of the nation's most consistent scorers, Young carries a 50- game point streak into this Saturday's game at St. Bonaventure and has recorded a point in 52 of 58 career games. Young is one of only a handful of active players with a 50+ game point streak, having racked up 122 goals and 92 assists for 214 points over the duration of his 50-game streak. Young's goal streak is the fourth-longest nationally, having tallied 79 goals over the last 34-consecutive games. Young is Richmond's second-leading all-time scorer and became the fastest player in program history to record 100 points, pulling off the feat in just 30 games. Young currently leads the team with 23 goals and 22 assists through the first nine games of the season and was named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List in January. With his five points from the Virginia game on Feb. 17, Young reached 203 career points and became just the third Spider ever to eclipse 200. Young's 231 career points rank second all-time for the Spiders and he currently ranks eighth in points and his 98 assists rank 10th among active career leaders.
Vigue has helped the Spiders reach fifth in the nation in scoring defense, holding teams to just 8.89 goals per game. Vigue ranks third in goals against average at 8.61 and is fifth in save percentage at .599 entering Saturday's game. Against Duke, Vigue helped the Spiders force the Blue Devils to match a season low in goals with 12. At the time, Duke was the nation's top scoring offense and averaged 18.29 goals per game and was held to 12 by Vigue and the rest of the Spiders defense. He has been named the Atlantic 10 defensive player of the week on three occasions so far this season.
| First Team | |
| A | Connor Shellenberger, Virginia |
| A | Brennan O'Neill, Duke |
| A | Matt Brandau, Yale |
| M | Evan Plunkett, Army |
| M | Shane Knobloch, Rutgers |
| M/A | Graham Bundy, Georgetown |
| FO | Will Coletti, Army |
| SSDM | Beau Pederson, Michigan |
| SSDM | Ben Ramsey, Notre Dame |
| LSM/D | Jake Piseno, Albany |
| D | Ajax Zappitello, Maryland |
| D | Kenny Brower, Duke |
| D | AJ Pilate, Army |
| G | Will Mark, Syracuse |
| Second Team | |
| A | CJ Kirst, Cornell |
| A | TJ Malone, Penn State |
| A | Joey Spallina, Syracuse |
| M | Jake Stevens, Syracuse |
| M | Mikey Weisshaar, Towson |
| M | Grifin Schutz, Virginia |
| FO | Jake Naso, Duke |
| SSDM | Chase Yager, Virginia |
| SSDM | Grant Haus, Penn State |
| LSM | Stephen Zupicich, Villanova |
| D | Brendan Lavelle, Penn |
| D | Cole Kastner, Virginia |
| D | Scott Smith, Johns Hopkins |
| G | Liam Entenmann, Notre Dame |
| Third Team | |
| A | Pat Kavanagh, Notre Dame |
| A | Sam King, Harvard |
| A | Josh Zawada, Duke |
| M | Jacob Morin, Army |
| M | Matt Collison, Johns Hopkins |
| M | Jordan Faison, Notre Dame |
| FO | Mason Kohn, Syracuse |
| SSDM | Aidan Maguire, Duke |
| SSDM | Brett Martin, Johns Hopkins |
| LSM | Roy Meyer, Boston U |
| D | Alex Ross, Penn State |
| D | Chris Conlin, Notre Dame |
| D | Billy Dwan, Syracuse |
| G | Emmet Carroll, Penn |
| Honorable Mention | |
| A | Jacob Angelus, Johns Hopkins |
| A | Chris Kavanagh, Notre Dame |
| A | Coulter Mackesy, Princeton |
| A | Brayden Mayea, High Point |
| A | Payton Cormier, Virginia |
| A | Mike Long, Cornell |
| A | Michael Boehm, Michigcan |
| A | Louis Perfetto, Boston U. |
| A | Dalton Young, Richmond |
| A | Jackson Eicher, Army |
| A | Vince D'Alto, Boston U |
| M/A | Matt Traynor, Penn State |
| M | Alexander Vardaro, Georgetown |
| M | Andrew McAdorey, Duke |
| M | Hunter Drouin, Colgate |
| M | Eric Dobson, Notre Dame |
| M | Michael Leo, ,Syracuse |
| M | Johnny Hackett, Bryant |
| M | Jake Cates, Boston U |
| FO | Machado Rodriguez, Yale |
| FO | Luke Wierman, Maryland |
| FO | Justin Wietfeldt, Michigan |
| FO | Nathan Laliberte, Bryant |
| SSDM | Patrick Hackler, Yale |
| SSDM | Tucker Garrity, Jacksonville |
| SSDM | Carter Rice, Syracuse |
| SSDM | Brandon Aviles, Johns Hopkins |
| SSDM | Dylan Hess, Georgetown |
| LSM | Will Donovan, Notre Dame |
| LSM | Tyler Carpenter, Duke |
| LSM | Max Yates, Colgate |
| LSM | Ben Wayer, Virginia |
| LSM | Saam Olexo, Syracuse |
| D | Michael Bath, Princeton |
| D | Mason Woodward, Marquette |
| D | Jackson Bonitz, Navy |
| D | Patrick Morrison, Boston U |
| D | Marcus Hudgins, Ohio State |
| G | Jack Fracyon, Penn State |
| G | Patrick Jameison, Duke |
| G | Zach Vigue, Richmond |
| G | Mason Oak, Quinnipiac |
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