LANCASTER, Pa. -- Swarthmore's Clay Almgren, Franklin & Marshall's Teddy Scarborough, Gettysburg's Jackson Barroll and the F&M coaching staff garnered major awards to highlight the 2025 All-Centennial Men's Lacrosse Team.
Almgren, a junior attacker, is the third consecutive Swarthmore player to win Offensive Player of the Year honors. He joins Von Mabbs (2023) and Carter Strauch (2024) to continue the top offensive award streak for the Garnet. Almgren paced the conference-leading Swarthmore attack with a CC-best 79 points, 41 assists (2nd in CC) and 38 goals (3rd in CC). The Garnet lead the Centennial with 262 goals scored this year. Almgren is now a two-time All-Centennial honoree after claiming second team accolades last spring.
Scarborough, a sophomore goalkeeper for the Diplomats, was tabbed Defensive Player of the Year. He is the first F&M player to win top defensive honors in the 11-year history of the award. Scarborough led the CC in goals against average (7.52) and ranked second in both save percentage (62.3%) and saves per game (12.19).
Barroll, a freshman attacker for the Bullets, was named Rookie of the Year. Barroll is the fourth Bullet to claim the top newcomer honor and first since Tim Brady in 2015. He ranks ninth in the conference in goals (34) and 15th in points (42) while also contributing eight assists and 18 ground balls on the year.
The F&M coaching staff was voted as Coaching Staff of the Year. Head coach Todd Cavallaro and assistants Nolan Sachs, Rich Lefever, Nick Kirk and Kyle McCormick helped guide a turnaround season that witnessed the Diplomats improve their record by four wins overall and in CC play from the 2024 campaign to this spring. F&M posted an 11-6 overall record, a 5-3 mark in conference play and earned a spot in the CC playoffs.
Sixteen players earned All-Centennial awards for at least the second time in their careers, including four who became at least three-time all-stars. Leading that group was Gettysburg's Andy Marquet, who collected first team defensive honors after being named to the second team each of the previous three years. Gettysburg's Frank Barbera and Jack Dunleavy nabbed all-conference laurels for the third time, as did Ursinus' Chris Pucciarelli.
Historically, Gettysburg leads the conference with 111 first-team selections, while Washington College is second with 61 selections. Franklin & Marshall (59) is third, while Dickinson (55), Ursinus (22), Haverford (21), McDaniel (21), Muhlenberg (18) and Swarthmore (13) follow.
All-Sportsmanship Team
- Jack Murphy, Dickinson, Sr., Bryn Mawr, Pa.
- Charlie Bernicker, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., Villanova, Pa.
- Stokes Myers, Gettysburg, Sr., Nashville, Tenn.
- Jacob Abraham, Haverford, Sr., Tarrytown, N.Y.
- Joe Kieffer, McDaniel, Sr., Sinking Springs, Pa.
- Jono Hillelsohn, Muhlenberg, Sr., Chantilly, Va.
- Will Kelly, Swarthmore, Sr., Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.
- Dominic Nottoli, Ursinus, Sr., Lancaster, Pa.
- Jackson Raabe, Washington College, Sr., Dublin, Ohio
Centennial Conference Players of the Year
1994 Chris Cote, Sr., M, Washington College
1995 Dave Curry, Soph., A, Gettysburg
1996 Dean Coccia, Sr., A, McDaniel
1997 Steve Hallowell, Sr., DM, McDaniel
1998 Brian Bean, Sr., A, Haverford
1999 Andrew Barter, Jr., G, Gettysburg
2000 Andrew Barter, Sr., G, Gettysburg
2001 Tommy Pearce, Sr., M, Gettysburg
2002 Tim McGinnis, Jr., G, Gettysburg
2003 Steve Berger, Jr., M, Washington College
2004 Steve Berger, Sr., M, Washington College
2005 Steve Welsh, Sr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2006 Pat Vaughan, Jr., G, Gettysburg
2007 Pat Vaughan, Sr., G, Gettysburg
2008 Andrew McGann, Sr., D, Gettysburg
2009 Tom O'Donnell, Sr., M, Gettysburg
2010 Kyle McGrath, Sr., M, Gettysburg
2011 Jeff Ocampo, Jr., A, Ursinus
2012 Bennett Cord, Jr., A, Washington College
2013 Brandon Palladino, Sr., LSM, Dickinson
Centennial Conference Offensive Players of the Year
2014 Hunter Nowicki, Sr., M, Washington College
2015 Robby Maddux, Sr., A, Gettysburg
2016 Jameson Smith, Sr., M, Gettysburg
2017 Sean Rogers, Jr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2018 Kevin Mollihan, Soph., A, Franklin & Marshall
2019 Luke Keating, Soph., A, Franklin & Marshall
2021 Luke Keating, Sr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2022 A.J. Rigsby, Sr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2023 Von Mabbs, Jr., A, Swarthmore
2024 Carter Strauch, Sr., A, Swarthmore
2025 Clay Almgren, Jr., A, Swarthmore
Centennial Conference Defensive Players of the Year
2014 Casey McKnight, Sr., D, Washington College
2015 Ryan Ridinger, Sr., D, Ursinus
2016 Brian Neff, Sr., GK, Ursinus
2017 PJ Jackson, Sr., D, Haverford
2018 Mitch Wykoff, Soph., D, Gettysburg
2019 Nate Usich, Sr., LSM, Dickinson
2021 Andrew Horn, Sr., D, Gettysburg
2022 Teddy Macfarlane, Sr., D, Dickinson
2023 Chris Brandau, Sr., GK, Dickinson
2024 Drew Tyson, So., GK, Swarthmore
2025 Teddy Scarborough, So., GK Franklin & Marshall
Centennial Conference Rookies of the Year
2013 Jameson Smith, Fr., M, Gettysburg
2014 Chris Palladino, Fr., LSM, Gettysburg
2015 Tim Brady, Fr., GK, Gettysburg
2016 Peter DeSimone, Fr., A, Ursinus
2017 Kevin Mollihan, Fr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2018 Luke Keating, Fr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2019 James Dalimonte, Fr., M, Muhlenberg
2021 Wyatt Malia, Fr., M, Muhlenberg
2022 Matt Thurston, Fr., A, Dickinson
2023 Tommy Garofalo, Fr., A, Franklin & Marshall
2024 Jack Bill, Fr., M, Muhlenberg
2025 Jackson Barroll, Fr., A, Gettysburg
Centennial Conference Coaches / Coaching Staffs of the Year
2009 Mike Murphy, Haverford
2010 Dave Webster, Dickinson
2011 Dave Webster, Dickinson
2012 Jeff Shirk, Washington College
2013 Todd Cavallaro, Franklin & Marshall
2014 Jeff Shirk, Washington College
2015 Jamie Steele, Ursinus
2016 Pat Gress, Swarthmore
2017 Todd Cavallaro, Franklin & Marshall
2018 Brendan Dawson, Haverford
2019 Gary Mercadante, Ursinus
2021 Jake Plunket, Muhlenberg
2022 Dave Webster, Dickinson
2023 Swarthmore
2024 Muhlenberg
2025 Franklin & Marshall
