SALT LAKE CITY – The Rocky Mountain Lacrosse Conference (RMLC) is sending three teams to the 2016 Division I MCLA National Championships powered by Under Armour and that trio – Brigham Young, Colorado and Colorado State – dominated the all-conference teams.

Colorado placed seven players on the All-RMLC first team while junior midfielder Jake Gonzales was tabbed the Offensive Player of the Year.

Conference champion BYU had four players on the first team while freshman attackman Chris Severson earned Rookie of the Year accolades. In addition, Cougars junior long-stick middie Max Neser was a co-Defensive Player of the Year.

Colorado State sophomore FOGO Ryan Chamberlain split the defensive award with Neser while the Rams placed three players on the first team.

Utah Valley’s Brae Burbridge was named Coach of the Year in Division I.

2016 RMLC Division I All-Conference Teams

First Team All-RMLC
A – John Clayton, Colorado
A – Chris Severson, BYU
A – Ben Wharton, Colorado
M – Jack Fabrizio, BYU
M – Jake Gonzales, Colorado
M – Hunter Molnar, Colorado
LSM – Max Neser, BYU
FO – Ryan Chamberlain, Colorado State
SSDM – Zane O’Brien, Colorado
D – Alec Gieser, Colorado State
D – Brad Lindsay, Colorado State
D – Penn Lukens, Colorado
D – Harrison Wardle, BYU
G – Jensen Makarov, Colorado

Second Team All-RMLC
A – Carter Esqueda, Colorado
A – Winston Farley, BYU
A – Justin Haws, Utah Valley
A – Ashton Monheiser, Colorado State
A – Brian Taggert, Colorado State
M – Colin Macdonald, Colorado State
M – Jake Stout, Utah Valley
M – Chase Warner, Colorado State
M – Max Wiesner, Colorado
LSM – Jake Nelson, Utah Valley
LSM – Erik Nestigan, Colorado State
FO – Michael Simboski, Colorado
FO – Jack Vassau, BYU
SSDM – Michael Seaman, Colorado State
SSDM – Sean Sullivan, Colorado State
D – Boston Handley, BYU
D – Peter Hull, Colorado State
D – Kendall Jackson, Utah
D – Tanner Porter, Utah Valley
G – Jake Bender, Colorado State
G – Matt Brandenburg, BYU

Honorable Mention All-RMLC
A – Luke Graney, Utah
A – Fred Davis, Utah Valley
A – Taylor Brundage, Utah State
A – Tanner Johnson, BYU
A – Jake Johnson, Colorado State
A – Blake Warner, Colorado State
M – Andrew Bertha, BYU
M – Gary Christianson, Utah State
M – Brian Allen, Colorado State
M – J.T. Redd, Utah
M – Chase Miller, BYU
LSM – Garrett Winters, Utah Valley
FO – Marshall McGill, Utah State
SSDM – Chase Paulson, BYU
SSDM – Connor Williams, BYU
D – Devin Needs, BYU
D – Quentin Wiley, BYU
D – Tanner Cortez, Utah State
G – Shawn Rowley, Utah Valley
G – Quinton Swinney, Utah

Offensive Player of the Year: Jake Gonzales, Colorado
Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Ryan Chamberlain, Colorado State & Max Neser, BYU
Rookie of the Year: Chris Severson, BYU
Coach of the Year: Brae Burbridge, Utah Valley