24 From Big Ten Named Inside Lacrosse Media All-American Honors

ROSEMONT, Ill. – Inside Lacrosse recognized its 2025 Nike Men’s Lacrosse Media All-Americans, which includes 24 Big Ten players. All-Americans are selected by a collection of more than a dozen voters who also vote in the weekly Inside Lacrosse Media Poll.  

Maryland led all Big Ten schools with six players awarded honors. Ohio State (5), Rutgers (4), Penn State (4), Johns Hopkins (3), Michigan (2) 

Maryland’s Will Schaller, and Ohio State’s Bobby Van Buren and Caleb Fyock earned First Team honors. 

Schaller, the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, recorded 22 caused turnovers and 27 ground balls on the season. The Terrapins also hold a league lowest 7.9 goals allowed per game. Schaller will look to lead the Terrapins to a back-to-back semifinals appearance when they square off against Georgetown on Sunday, May 18 in the quarterfinals. 

Fyock was named Big Ten Specialist of the Year and Big Ten Tournament Most Outstanding Player. He led the Buckeyes to a Big Ten regular season and tournament championship, and only allowed 8.08 goals per game, and led the league with 325 saves.  

Van Buren was also an integral part of Ohio State’s historic season. The defender totaled 24 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers. He led a Buckeyes defense that held opponents to single digit scoring nine games this season.  

See below for the complete list of the 2025 Nike Men’s Lacrosse Media All-Americans 

2025 USA Lacrosse All-Americans 
 
First Team 
Will Schaller, D, Maryland 
Bobby Van Buren, D, Ohio State 
Caleb Fyock, Ohio State 

Second Team 
Hunter Aquino, M, Penn State 
Eric Kolar, SSDM, Maryland 
Logan McNaney, G, Maryland 
Cullen Brown, D, Ohio State 

Third Team 
Jack McDonald, LSM, Maryland 
Pace Billings, D, Michigan 
Greg Langermeier, SSDM, Ohio State 
 
Honorable Mention 
Logan Callahan, FO, Johns Hopkins 
Matt Collison, M, Johns Hopkins 
Scott Smith, D, Johns Hopkins 
Aidan Mulholland, M, Michigan 
Eric Spanos, A, Maryland 
Matthew Keegan, M, Maryland 
Alex Marinier, A, Ohio State 
Alex Ross, D, Penn State 
Matt Traynor, A, Penn State 
Kevin Parnham, D, Penn State 
Cardin Stoller, G, Rutgers 
Colin Kurdyla, A/M, Rutgers 
Joe Juengerkes, SSDM, Rutgers 
Matt Paolatto, FO, Rutgers