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Fiorito, Schreiber, Wiedmaier Named USILA All-Americas
May 26, 2011 | Men's Lacrosse
Tyler Fiorito and Chad Wiedmaier have been here before. Tom Schreiber figures to be back again.
Fiorito, Wiedmaier and Schreiber were all named Division I men's lacrosse third-team All-Americas, the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association announced Friday morning.
Fiorito and Wiedmaier, both juniors, were named All-Americas for the third time in their careers. Schreiber, the Ivy League's Rookie of the Year, completed a freshman season that saw him lead the Tigers in goals and assists, making him the first freshman in school history to do so.
Virginia's Steele Stanwick is the only first-team All-America who is playing in this weekend's Final Four.
Fiorito, an honorable mention All-America as a freshman and a second-team All-America, ranks second in Division I in save percentage and eighth in goals-against average. He had a career-high 20 saves in the season finale against Cornell, including six on shots by the Big Red's Rob Pannell, a first-team All-America attackman.
Fiorito was in double figures in saves in nine of 12 games, and he had at least 14 six times. He was a unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection for the second-straight year.
Wiedmaier, a defenseman, was a second-team All-America as a freshman and sophomore. This year, among other highlights, he held Johns Hopkins' Zach Palmer without a goal, assist or even shot in Princeton's 8-3 win over the No. 3 Blue Jays. He also continued his rivalry with Pannell, and in five career matchups between the two, Pannell now has four goals on 44 shots.
Wiedmaier has been a first-team All-Ivy selection each of his first three years; no Princeton player has ever done so all four years.
Schreiber came to Princeton as the No. 2 incoming freshman by Inside Lacrosse, and he didn't disappoint in the least. Despite missing one game to an injury, Schreiber led Princeton in both goals and assists, and he showed a propensity for playing his best in the biggest spots. He had three goals and three assists in Princeton's huge rally from five goals down to beat Rutgers, and he had four goals in his first game against Hopkins.
Schreiber was also a first-team All-Ivy selection.
2011 USILA All-Americas
First Team
Attack
Jeremy Boltus United States Military Academy
Robert Pannell Cornell University
Steele Stanwick University of Virginia
Midfield
Kevin Crowley Stony Brook University
David Earl University of Notre Dame
Roy Lang Cornell University
John Ranagan Johns Hopkins University
Long Pole Midfielder
Brian Karalunas Villanova University
Joel White Syracuse University
Face-off
Matt Dolente Johns Hopkins University
Defense
Max Feely Cornell University
John Lade Syracuse University
Kevin Ridgway University of Notre Dame
Goalie
John Galloway Syracuse University
Second Team
Attack
Billy Bitter University of North Carolina
Stephen Keogh Syracuse University
Mark Matthews University of Denver
Midfield
Zach Brenneman University of Notre Dame
Colin Briggs University of Virginia
Jovan Miller Syracuse University
Justin Turri Duke University
Long Pole Midfielder
Brian Farrell University of Maryland
Face-off
Tim Fallon University of Hartford
Defense
Tucker Durkin Johns Hopkins University
Ryan Flanagan University of North Carolina
Brett Schmidt University of Maryland
Goalie
Pierce Bassett Johns Hopkins University
Third Team
Attack
Nicky Galasso University of North Carolina
Zach Howell Duke University
Jordan McBride Stony Brook University
Ryan Young University of Maryland
Midfield
Joseph Cummings University of Maryland
Chris LaPierre University of Virginia
Thomas Schreiber Princeton University
Jeremy Thompson Syracuse University
Long Pole Midfielder
CJ Costabile Duke University
Face-off
RG Kenan University of North Carolina
Defense
William Henderson United States Military Academy
Tom Montelli Duke University
Chad Wiedmaier Princeton University
Goalie
Tyler Fiorito Princeton University
Honorable Mention
Attack
Peter Baum Colgate University
Carter Bender University of Hartford
Chris Bocklet University of Virginia
Chris Boland Johns Hopkins University
Jay Card Hofstra University
Grant Catalino University of Maryland
Dean Gibbons Harvard University
Matthew Gibson Yale University
JoJo Marasco Syracuse University
Trevor Moore Robert Morris University
Bryan Neufeld Siena College
Scott Perri Drexel University
Mike Sawyer Loyola University
Garret Thul United States Military Academy
Kyle Wharton Johns Hopkins University
Jordan Wolf Duke University
Midfield
Josh Amidon Syracuse University
Anthony Biscardi University of Massachusetts
Chase Carraro University of Denver
Jimmy Dunster University of North Carolina
Cam Flint University of Denver
John Haus University of Maryland
Marcus Holman University of North Carolina
Robert Rotanz Duke University
Charlie Streep Bucknell University
Long Pole Midfielder
Tim Henerson United States Military Academy
Andrew Irving University of Notre Dame
Face-off
John Antoniades Hofstra University
Curtis Holmes University of Maryland
Christopher Mattes Rutgers University
Adam Rand Stony Brook University
Defense
Sam Barnes University of Notre Dame
Pat Dowling University of Delaware
Barney Ehrmann Georgetown University
Peter Fallon Brown University
Michael Hirsch United States Naval Academy
Brett Hughes University of Pennsylvania
Matthew Kawamoto The Ohio State University
Alex Lyons Bucknell University
Jason Noble Cornell University
Mason Poli Bryant College
Max Schmidt University of Maryland
Duncan Seale Siena College
Mike Skudin Hofstra University
Goalie
Jamie Faus University of Denver
Adam Ghitelman University of Virginia
Andrew Gvozden Hofstra University
Austin Kayt Penn State University
John Kemp University of Notre Dame
Mark Manos Drexel University
Tom Palesky United States Military Academy