(from an SELC release)

The SouthEastern Lacrosse Conference (SELC) has announced its mid-season update to the 2022 All-SELC watch list.

A selection committee comprised of head coaches and assistant coaches, representing both regions within the conference, examined the season-to-date performances of dozens of SELC Division I players.

From amongst these, the committee identified 37 players of note who, based on the data currently available, will be in the discussion for All-SELC honors at season’s end.

“Unlike the preseason watch list, which relied mostly on stats from prior seasons and guesswork, this mid-season update to the All-SELC watchlist is based on current, verifiable production throughout the 2022 MCLA season,” said Garrett Hanrahan, SELC Division I director. “These 37 young men have undeniably impacted their teams’ performances for the better this season, and they’ve caught the eyes of coaches both around our conference and around the entire MCLA.

"Many of them have earned weekly awards at both the conference and national level. Above all, they have led their teams to many victories – not just within the SELC, but against some of the best teams from conferences all across the association.”

“So far, 2022 has been another very strong season for the SELC,” Hanrahan continued. “We look forward to watching as these 37 standouts and their teammates compete through the final stretch of the regular season and into the postseason.”

2022 All-SELC Watchlist – Mid-Season Update

Brooks Baro, Georgia Tech – Sophomore, Midfield
Parker Beeson, Florida – Senior, Defense
Jordan Celeslie, Auburn – Sophomore, Midfield
Matthew Corazon, Florida – Senior, Goalie
James Dugan, Florida – Junior, Attack
Sam Eck, Georgia Tech – Senior, Midfield
Cole Fox, Florida – Sophomore, LSM
Will Frith, South Carolina – Sophomore, Face Off Specialist
Brendan Fritz, South Florida – Senior, Defense
Alexander Gerdak, Florida State – Sophomore, Midfield
Kenny Geremia, Florida – Senior, Defense
Chris Greenburg, South Carolina – Senior, Defense
Connor Griffin, South Carolina – Graduate, Midfield
Zach Jones, Auburn – Junior, Midfield
Ryan Kerr, South Florida – Junior, Attack
Kenneth Klubnik, South Florida – Freshman, Midfield
Thatcher Knox, South Carolina – Sophomore, Defense
Michael Majoros, Florida State – Graduate, SSDM
Reed McCall, Georgia – Junior, Goalie
Danny Moorhead, Auburn – Junior, Face Off Specialist
Stefan Mostovych, Florida – Junior, SSDM
Matt Oswald, Auburn – Junior, Attack
Gino Pagliaro, Georgia Tech – Senior, Goalie
Aaron Piszczek, Georgia Tech – Freshman, Face Off Specialist
Pierce Quarles, Georgia Tech – Sophomore, Attack
Ray Raefski, South Florida – Sophomore, LSM
Devin Raun, Georgia Tech – Senior, Attack
Theodore Russell, South Carolina – Sophomore, Defense
Tyler Schaffer, Florida – Graduate, Defense
Cameron Strickler, Florida State – Senior, Defense
Johnny Stanton, South Carolina – Freshman, Attack
Nolan Testa, Florida – Senior, Midfield
Austin Trimble, Georgia – Junior, Defense
Riley Walker, Georgia – Junior, Attack
Sam Weis, South Carolina – Senior, Attack
Gunnar Wilson, South Carolina – Junior, Midfield
Andrew Zeman, Florida State – Freshman, Attack