2025 NJCAA Men's Lacrosse All-Americans: Six Lions Earn National Honors
The Nassau Community College men's lacrosse program added another chapter to its storied legacy with six players named to the 2025 NJCAA All-American teams. Three Lions earned First Team honors, while three more were selected to the Second Team, recognizing individual excellence across all areas of the field.
First Team All-Americans
Brady Dolan – Attack
One of the most prolific playmakers in the NJCAA, Brady Dolan led the Nation with 91 points (33 goals, nation leading 58 assists) across 13 games. His vision, poise under pressure, and ability to control tempo made him the centerpiece of the Lions' offense. Dolan posted double-digit point totals on multiple occasions, including a 12-point performance against Delaware Tech and nine points against Howard.
Jake Lewis – Attack
Jake Lewis emerged as one of the top pure scorers in the country, finishing the season second in the nation with 61 goals scored he also recorded 12 assists for 73 total points in 12 games. His explosive first step and shooting efficiency made him a constant threat. Lewis scored four or more goals in 10 games, including back-to-back seven-point performances in the postseason.
Danny Higgins – Long Stick Midfield
A key two-way contributor, Danny Higgins was a defensive anchor and transition specialist. He finished the season with 31 ground balls, 12 caused turnovers, and four points (1 goal, 3 assists). Higgins consistently disrupted opposing offenses while creating scoring opportunities in transition, earning him First Team recognition as one of the nation's top LSMs.
Second Team All-Americans
Jack Lepore – Attack
Despite missing time, Jack Lepore made a major impact with 47 goals and 19 assists in just 11 games. He recorded 66 points while shooting over 36 percent on the season. His blend of scoring touch and field awareness helped drive Nassau's offensive production throughout the year, including 10-point efforts against Onondaga and Howard.
Gianmarco Priola – Defense
A consistent force on the back line, Gianmarco Priola totaled 24 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers. He routinely matched up against opposing teams' top offensive players and was a key component in Nassau's strong defensive outings throughout the season.
Conor Dobson – Goalie
In goal, Conor Dobson delivered a strong season with 102 saves and a 10.02 goals-against average over 13 appearances. He started 10 games and stood out in several high-pressure matchups, including a 24-save performance against Harford and 14 saves in a playoff win over CCBC Essex.
"This group represents the best of what Nassau lacrosse is all about," said Head Coach Karl Hedstrom. "They worked hard, competed every day, and elevated everyone around them. I'm proud of what they accomplished this season."
"These guys earned every bit of this recognition," said Associate Head Coach Brian Mangan. "What set them apart wasn't just talent it was consistency, leadership, and how they elevated the standard every day. Whether in practice or in big games, they set the tone for our team and embodied what it means to be part of Nassau Lacrosse."
With contributions across every unit—offense, defense, midfield, and goal—the Lions' All-American selections reflect a balanced, high-performing roster that helped power Nassau to another successful season in NJCAA competition.
