Our History - Alumni

Alumni Achievements: Scholarships & Schools

High School/ ​Post Secondary/ NCAA

Cam Beckett (Post University)

• A Clarington Gaels and Junior 'C' Shamrox alumni committed to Post University in 2022.

Courtland Black-Araujo (Lake Erie College)

• Courtland’s collegiate lacrosse journey spanned both the United States and Canada. He began at Onondaga Community College, helping capture the 2013 and 2014 JUCO National Championship. He then moved on to Lake Erie College, where he recorded 30 points (17 goals, 13 assists) in the 2015 season, establishing himself as a consistent offensive contributor at the NCAA Division II level. He also competed in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) with Trent University.

Cam Breen (Carleton University)

• Cam competed at the university level in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) with the Carleton University Ravens.

Zach Bryant (Robert Morris University)

• Zach earned an NCAA Division I scholarship to Robert Morris University, where he competed at the highest level of collegiate lacrosse. A driven and disciplined competitor, Bryant achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA during his collegiate career while helping lead Robert Morris to its first-ever conference lacrosse championship in his senior season. His commitment to excellence extended beyond the field, as he set his sights on a professional career in healthcare, later pursuing Optometry school following graduation. Bryant’s NCAA journey reflects resilience, maturity, and a dedication to maximizing opportunity both in sport and in academics.

Taylor Campbell (Brock University)

• Taylor competed at the university level in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) with Brock University, representing the Badgers.

Keenan Cook (Siena College)

• A standout at Siena College, Keenan earned MAAC All-Rookie and Second Team All-Conference honours, finishing his career with over 100 points.

Tanner Cook (University of North Carolina)

• Tar Heels men's lacrosse team rookie who won the 2017 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Championship.

Jarron Crosbie (Babson College)

• Jarron committed to Babson College ini 2025 where he will be an excellent addition to the Babson Beavers! An attendant of Deerfield Academy, Jarron is known for his defensive and long pole midfield skills. 

Jason Crosbie (St. Lawrence University)

• Jason earned All-American honors, was a three-time UCAA First Team selection, and led the conference in scoring twice. He also participated in the prestigious North-South All-Star game, highlighting his standout NCAA career.

Nicholas Diachenko (University of Delaware)​

• Nicholas competed at the NCAA Division I level with the University of Delaware, representing the Blue Hens in one of the nation’s competitive collegiate lacrosse programs. 

Stefan Diachenko (St. John's University)

• Stefan competed at the NCAA Division I level with St. John's University, developing into a key offensive contributor for the Red Storm. Over three collegiate seasons (2012–2014), he appeared in 40 games, showcasing versatility between attack and midfield. His breakout junior campaign in 2014 saw him post career highs with 16 goals and five assists for 21 points while leading the team with an impressive 50 percent shooting percentage. Stefan earned BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll recognition after a four-point performance against Siena and recorded multiple multi-goal outings, including a hat trick at Rutgers. 

Bennett Drake (Albany University)

• Bennett had a standout NCAA Division I career with the University at Albany Great Danes, becoming one of the top offensive midfielders in the NCAA Division I ranks. A four-year contributor, Drake finished his collegiate career with 80 goals and 31 assists for 111 points across 64 games. He earned America East All-Rookie Team honours in 2014 before developing into a premier scoring threat. In 2015, he ranked sixth in Division I and first in the America East with 10 man-up goals. His senior season in 2017 was his most dominant, as he was named America East All-Conference Second Team after scoring 35 goals while starting all 18 games on the first midfield line. Drake delivered in high-pressure moments, including a five-goal performance in the NCAA First Round victory over North Carolina, solidifying his reputation as a clutch scorer at the national level.

Garrett Eddy (Rochester Institute of Technology/ Trent University)

• Garrett competed collegiately at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), gaining NCAA experience before continuing his university career in Canada. He later joined Trent University in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA), where he emerged as one of the league’s top midfielders. In 2015, he was named a CUFLA All-Canadian with the Trent Excalibur, earning national recognition for his performance and impact at the university level.

Caleb French (Trent University)​​

• Caleb committed to Trent University, playing lacrosse for the Trent Excaliburs. Caleb was part of the Dutch National Field Lacrosse team at the U21 World Championships in Limerick, Ireland in 2022.

Tyler Gaulton (Limestone College)​

• Tyler starred at Limestone College, emerging as one of the premier defenders in the country. As a freshman, he earned a starting role and helped lead the Saints to the 2015 NCAA Division II National Championship, capturing back-to-back titles for the powerhouse program. He was named Freshman of the Year, First Team All-Conference, and a USILA Third Team All-American in his debut season. Gaulton continued to elevate his game throughout his collegiate career, earning All-American honours twice and being named Conference Carolinas Defensive Player of the Year in 2016 while helping guide Limestone through an unbeaten conference campaign. 

Matthew Gilray (Bucknell University)

• Matthew was a two-time team captain and earned Second-Team All-Patriot League honors in each of his last three years. Over 53 games, he amassed 149 ground balls and 10 points (5 goals, 5 assists), ranking eighth in school history for career ground balls.

Hayden Hindman (Post University)

• Hayden committed to Post University in 2022 and continued his lacrosse career with the Post Eagles as a versatile offensive contributor. Off the field, Hayden was named to the CACC All-Academic Team, demonstrating his commitment to excellence in the classroom as well as on the turf.

Zach Higgins (Davenport University)

• Standout goalie for the men's lacrosse team where he became the program's all-time leader in saves (506), save percentage (.615), and wins (30).

Graydon Hogg (University of Albany)

• Graydon had an impressive collegiate career over four seasons, scoring a total of 85 goals and 29 assists. In 2023, he earned the SUNY Men's Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year award and was a finalist for America East Man of the Year, highlighting both his athletic and academic excellence.

James Houston (Wingate University)​

• James competed at the NCAA Division II level with Wingate University, establishing himself as a cornerstone defender for the Bulldogs. James earned First Team All-South Atlantic Conference (SAC) honours. 

Drew Hutchison (Rochester Institute of Technology)​

• Named a USILA Honorable Mention All-American and earned Honorable Mention All-Liberty League honors. He led the Liberty League with an 8.29 goals-against average and a .529 save percentage, starting all 23 games that season. Notably, he made 16 saves against Union in the NCAA Championship, earning Most Outstanding Player honors. His 22 wins in 2022 are the most in a single season in RIT history.

Shayne Jackson (Limestone College)​

• A Tewaaraton Award nominee during his collegiate career where he was a dominant offensive presence in NCAA. He earned USILA All-American honors and led the team in scoring, finishing his senior season with 91 points (42 goals, 49 assists). 

Brady Kearnan (Mercy College)

• Brady earned SAC Rookie of the Year honours in 2019 while playing for Newberry College before transferring to Mercy College where he was named a Second Team All American and First Team All American. In 2023 he helped lead Mercy to the 2023 NCAA Division II National Championship final, finishing as a runner up to Tampa. Brady played for Queen University in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) to their first Baggataway Cup Finals appearance in team history at the 2024 CUFLA Championship.

Connor Kearnan (Canisius College)​​

• Connor Kearnan was a standout at Canisius College, where he became one of the most accomplished offensive players in program history. In 2018, he led his team to a MAAC Championship title and was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. That same year, he earned the MAAC Offensive Player of the Year award and was named to the All-MAAC First Team after leading the conference with 78 points (35 goals, 43 assists), setting a single-season program record. His on-field excellence was matched in the classroom, where he was recognized as a USILA Academic All-American. A two-time Offensive Player of the Year, Connor also received an Inside Lacrosse Division I All-American Honourable Mention for his standout performances.

Luke Keenan (Princeton University)​​

• Luke played NCAA lacrosse at Princeton University, where he developed into a reliable two-way midfielder. Known for his strong lacrosse IQ and versatility, he contributed both offensively and defensively throughout his collegiate career. Keenan earned ECAC All-Academic Team honors in 2017–18 and 2021–22, recognizing his commitment to excellence on and off the field. His time at Princeton showcased his ability to adapt to high-level competition, refine his skillset, and serve as a steady presence in the midfield for the Tigers.

Jake Kelly (Laurentian University)​​

• Jake competed in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) as a member of the Laurentian University field lacrosse program. Following his playing career, Jacob transitioned into coaching and is currently serving as Head Coach of the Laurentian University lacrosse program, leading and mentoring the next generation of athletes.

Dante Kulas (Rutgers University)​​

• Dante played NCAA lacrosse at Rutgers University, where he developed into a consistent offensive presence on attack. Over four seasons with the Scarlet Knights, he appeared in more than 50 games, finishing with 54 goals, 30 assists, and over 40 ground balls. Dante earned recognition as Big Ten Freshman of the Week (2022), USILA National Team of the Week, and Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week (2023), highlighted by an overtime game-winner against Princeton. Off the field, he was honored with the Collins Award for academic improvement. 

Jack Longmore (Post University)

• Jack committed to Post University in 2022, playing his University tenure for the Post Eagles.

Conor McGee (Brock University)​​

• Conor competed at the university level in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) with Brock University. Representing the Badgers.

Robbie McGrayne (Post University)

• Robbie committed to Post University in 2022 and quickly established himself as a dynamic offensive threat on attack. In 2024, Robbie recorded 61 goals and 16 assists across 18 games, earning CACC Second Team All-Conference honours. He followed that performance with a dominant 2025 campaign, finishing with 50 goals and 23 assists in 16 games, while placing 69 of his 87 shots on goal and collecting 32 ground balls. Robbie’s standout junior season earned him NEILA All-New England Preseason Second Team recognition, CACC Player of the Week honours, CACC Second Team All-Conference, and selections to both the CACC All-Academic Team and the NEILA Division II All-Academic Team. His consistent production and academic excellence have made him a key contributor to the Post Eagles’ success.

Dan Michel (Trent University)​​

• Dan was a standout midfielder for the Trent Excalibur's Field Lacrosse Team. Known for his grit and versatility, Dan played a pivotal role in Trent's midfield, contributing both offensively and defensively. Off the field, Dan was recognized as a leader among his teammates, and he also brought valuable experience from Junior A lacrosse into the university game, serving as a three-year captain with the Jr. A Peterborough Lakers. His collegiate experience helped build the foundation for his transition to the professional indoor game, where he went on to play in the NLL and take on leadership roles beyond Trent.

Leah Michel (Trent University)​​

• Leah competed at the university level with Trent University in Ontario University Athletics (OUA) women’s field lacrosse, where she emerged as a dynamic offensive force for the Excalibur. A second-year attack, Michel helped lead Trent through a dominant stretch as defending OUA champions, recording 13 goals and two assists in a single three-game weekend sweep during the 2016 season. Before the establishment of a women’s box program, Leah competed in boys box lacrosse, demonstrating both her skill and toughness. Her journey reflects resilience, confidence, and a fearless approach to the game, an incredible example for the next generation of players.

Davis Moore (Queens University)

• Davis competed at the university level in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) with Queen's University.

Liam Osborne (Belmont Abbey College)

• Liam played NCAA Division II lacrosse at Belmont Abbey College, suiting up for the Crusaders as an attackman during his collegiate career. Liam was a two-time All-American and Conference Carolinas Co-Offensive Player of the Year.

Lucas Osborne (Yale University)

• Lucas originally committed to play NCAA Division I lacrosse at Yale University, joining one of the Ivy League’s premier men’s lacrosse programs as a highly ranked midfield prospect in the Class of 2022. He was recognized as a five-star midfielder and featured in recruiting coverage for his commitment to Yale during his prep career. Lucas later transferred to Jacksonville University, where he continued his NCAA career at the Division I level as a midfielder for the Dolphins.

Noah Piette (Post University)

• Noah committed to Post University in 2022, continuing his lacrosse career at the with the Post Eagles.

Jonas Saucier (Bishop Timon St. Jude High School)​​

• Jonas committed to Bishop Timon St. Jude High School in Buffalo, New York in 2025.

Dominic Soares (Rabun Gap-Nacoochee High School)​​

• Dominic committed to Rabun Gap-Nacoochee High School in Raburn Cap, Georgia in 2025.

Brody Strong (Post University)

• Brody committed to Post University in 2022 playing for the Post Eagles, then playing for the D'Youville University Saints in 2026.

Matt Sutter (Johns Hopkins University)​​

• Matt committed to Johns Hopkins University and will make an incredible addition to the Blue Jays in Baltimore, Maryland!

Kaleb Tatarek (Towson University)​​

• Kaleb committed to Towson University in 2025 and will be joining the Towson Tigers!

Owen Vivian (University of Delaware)​​

• Owen committed to the University of Delaware in 2025 and will be an excellent addition to the Blue Hens! Owen attended the Blue Ridge School in St. George, Virginia, playing for the Barons where they won the 2024 Virginia State VISAA Championship. Owen was selected as a Student Proctor and a member of the National Honor Society. 

Brooklyn Walker-Welch (University of North Carolina)​​

• Brooklyn has built one of the most decorated careers in NCAA Division I women’s lacrosse with the University of North Carolina. A cornerstone defender for the Tar Heels, she has earned multiple All-America honours and emerged as one of the top defenders in the nation. A First Team All-American in 2025 (IWLCA, USA Lacrosse) and First Team All-ACC selection, Walker-Welch has anchored a Carolina defense that consistently ranks among the nation’s best. As a sophomore, she helped lead UNC to a league-best 8.4 goals-against average while earning First Team All-America recognition. A Tewaaraton Award Top 25 Nominee and preseason No. 1 ranked defender nationally, she has started nearly every game of her collegiate career and has been a dominant presence in caused turnovers, ground balls, and championship play.

Stephen Walsh (Western University)​​

• Stephen competed in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) with Western University, helping the Mustangs capture back-to-back Baggataway Cup national championships in 2016 and 2017.

Bryce Watson (Ohio Valley University)​​

• Bryce competed at the NCAA Division II level with Ohio Valley University, representing the Fighting Scots in collegiate field lacrosse. 

Aaron Woods (Carleton University)​​

• Aaron played for the Carleton Ravens in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFLA) where he scored 88 goals and had 32 assists, finishing his University career near the top for most all-time stats at Carleton, including third all-time for goals and second all-time for penalty minutes.

Liam Wynne (Trent University)​​

• Liam competed for the Trent University Excalibur men’s field lacrosse team in the Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association, playing as a goalie.

Zach Young (University of North Carolina)​​

• Zach competed at the NCAA Division I level with the University of North Carolina Tar Heels, earning ACC Academic Honor Roll recognition in all four seasons of his collegiate career. A dependable defensive presence, Young saw action across four seasons (2020–2023), contributing ground balls and a caused turnover while gaining experience in one of the nation’s premier lacrosse programs.