SELINSGROVE, PA - Six Susquehanna University men's lacrosse student-athletes achieved conference-wide adulation Wednesday with the announcement of the All-Landmark Team. The list featured two First Team selections in Jack Gaillard and Kieran Thomas, along with three Second Team mentions in Chris Ciccarello, Aidan Kennedy and Marshall Woodrosky. Brennan Lorence was named an Honorable Mention.

Susquehanna's distinguished members mark a familiar place for a few as Gaillard, Thomas, Lorence, Kennedy, Woodrosky were named to the 2024 All-Landmark Team, including Lorence as the Offensive Player of the Year. Furthermore it marked the third time for Lorence, Kennedy, and Thomas, having also earned honors back in 2023. The news does come with some melancholy as all six are seniors, making their all-league status a fitting conclusion to one of the greatest four-year runs in program history. 

Head coach Stewart Moan's program raced out to a 5-0 start to the season, then endured some hardship going into a competitive Landmark season where the six seeds for the league tournament boasted no worse than a 5-4 conference record. Susquehanna and Moravian both earned 5-4 monikers, with the River Hawks seeded sixth and a first-round date at third-seeded Drew, who they defeated earlier in the season. On Tuesday night Susquehanna completed the season sweep of the Rangers by a 13-8 score, becoming the first sixth seed in the Landmark Men's Lacrosse Tournament to advance to the next round, where they're slated to head to Elizabethtown in the semifinals Thursday at 4 p.m. Furthermore Susquehanna stands at 13-5 on the season, with just one win separating them from their program record of 14 set last year. 

FIRST TEAM
JACK GAILLARD (ATTACK): Landmark and NCAA Division III leader with 61 assists this season, while sitting at a school-record 99 points with 38 goals... became first Susquehanna player in history to reach at least 40 assists in a season... set a school record with 11 points in one game at Immaculata on Mar. 5, while setting a season high with six assists and five goals... also had six assists against Lycoming on April 5... added five more five-assist games against Penn College Feb. 14, Arcadia Feb. 22, King's College of Pa. Mar. 1, Haverford Mar. 8, Juniata April 9... scored three goals in the team's Landmark Tournament Opening Round game at Drew on April 29 in a 13-8 victory... currently second all-time in Landmark Conference history with 152 career assists, while his 260 career points are far and away a program record.

KIERAN THOMAS (MIDFIELDER): Recorded 29 points on 22 goals and seven assists with a .541 shots on goal percentage... had a season high of four goals against King's on Mar. 1, while adding in two more three-goal games against Haverford on Mar. 8 and at Drew on April 29 in the opening round of the Landmark Tournament to win 13-8... had three games with two goals, inlcuding Lebanon Valley on Mar. 12, Scranton Mar. 26, and Goucher April 16... boasted a 1.000 shots on goal percentage in games where he had at least goals, including his four-goal game against King's and his two-goal performance against Lebanon Valley. 

SECOND TEAM
CHRIS CICCARELLO (ATTACK): Enjoyed a great comeback season after sitting out 2024 due to injury... earned Landmark Athlete of the Week after recording eight points on six goals and two assists against Lebanon Valley Mar. 12 in a 19-8 win, then scoring four goals in a win at Saint Vincent on Mar. 15... has 93 points on the year thanks to a team-high 61 goals and 32 assists... posted three games with six goals against Penn College on Feb. 14, Lebanon Valley Mar. 12, and Goucher April 16... had two five-goal games versus Immaculata on Mar. 5 and Wilkes April 12. 

AIDAN KENNEDY (DEFENSE): Maintained his intimidating presence by the crease with 25 caused turnovers and 20 ground balls, along with adding a career-high two goals this year to his credit... member of a defensive unit that posted ten games with less than ten goals allowed, including a season-low of four against King's on Mar. 1 and five against Lycoming on April 5... had a season high of four caused turnovers against Misericordia on Feb. 26, along with four games with three CT's against Arcadia Feb. 22, Catholic April 2, Juniata April 9, and Wilkes April 12. 

MARSHALL WOODROSKY (SHORTSTICK MIDFIELD): Third on the team with 14 caused turnovers, while serving as a fixture between the restraining lines, scooping 29 ground balls and bringing the ball upfield in key clear situations... added one assist to his credit when one of his marches upfield resulted in a pass to Jack White, who scored in the game against King's... posted three games with caused turnovers against Arcadia on Feb. 22 and at Drew in the Landmark opening round on April 29. 

HONORABLE MENTION
BRENNAN LORENCE (MIDFIELD): Team's second-highest goal scorer with 39 on the year, while logging three assists for 42 points... became Landmark Conference's all-time career goals leader with 192, while becoming the first player in program history to reach over 200 career points with 230... began his year on a tear with 13 goals in the first three games, beginning with five at Penn College on Feb. 14 and four each against Arcadia Feb. 22 and Misericordia Feb. 26... added a pair of four-goal games back-to-back again against Lebanon Valley Mar. 12 and St. Vincent Mar. 16... only went three games this season without scoring one point, yet finished the year strong combining for 13 goals in the month of April, including three scores apiece against Lycoming April 5 and Juniata April 9... had two games with a 1.000 shots on goal percentage, including both his shots going for goals against Elizabethtown on April 26... scored one goal in the Landmark Tournament opening round win at Drew on April 29 towards a 13-8 victory.