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Men's Lacrosse Picks Up Two All-New England Honorees
5/23/2024 10:46:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Two Bears – Charlie Cave and Aidan McLane – picked up NEILA All-New England honors. The NEILA announced the year-end awards on Wednesday.
Cave picks up First Team honors after a breakout sophomore campaign where he led the Bears with 20 caused turnovers. His 37 ground balls ranked second on the team. He posted six ground balls and four caused turnovers in Brown's 13-12 win over 13th-ranked Princeton. Additionally, Cave buried two goals on three shots.
Cave's 20 caused turnovers ranked third in the Ivy League.
McLane earns Second Team honors for the second straight season after leading the Bears in 2024 with 34 goals and 40 points. He also led the squad in man-up goals (6), shots (166), and shots on goal (83). He finished the spring with six hat tricks, including six goals against Providence and four goals against both Yale and Harvard.
McLane's 2.43 goals per game ranked sixth in the conference. He earned First Team All-New England honors in 2023.
Player of the Year
Matt Brandau – Yale
Coach of the Year
Andy Shay - Yale
First Team All-New England
Matt Brandau – Yale
Sam King – Harvard
Louis Perfetto – Boston U.
Michael Chabra – Providence
Max Krevsky – Yale
Johnny Hackett – Bryant
Charlie Cave – Brown
Patrick Morrison – Boston U.
Mike Alexander – Yale
Matthew Knote – UMass
Ray Dearth – Harvard
Greg Campisi – Harvard
Nathan Laliberte – Bryant
Second Team All-Ivy
Ryan Bell – Providence
Vince D'Alto – Boston U.
Aidan McLane – Brown
Jake Cates – Boston U.
Patrick Hackler – Yale
Timmy Hackett – Bryant
Miles Botkiss – Harvard
Logan Ip – Harvard
Collin Bergstrom – Harvard
Patrick Pisano – Yale
Tanner Alexander – Bryant
Gregg Dennison – Providence
Will Barnes – Boston U.
Jack Ocken – Yale
Roy Meyer – Boston U.
Nick Ramsey – Yale
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Cave picks up First Team honors after a breakout sophomore campaign where he led the Bears with 20 caused turnovers. His 37 ground balls ranked second on the team. He posted six ground balls and four caused turnovers in Brown's 13-12 win over 13th-ranked Princeton. Additionally, Cave buried two goals on three shots.
Cave's 20 caused turnovers ranked third in the Ivy League.
McLane earns Second Team honors for the second straight season after leading the Bears in 2024 with 34 goals and 40 points. He also led the squad in man-up goals (6), shots (166), and shots on goal (83). He finished the spring with six hat tricks, including six goals against Providence and four goals against both Yale and Harvard.
McLane's 2.43 goals per game ranked sixth in the conference. He earned First Team All-New England honors in 2023.
Player of the Year
Matt Brandau – Yale
Coach of the Year
Andy Shay - Yale
First Team All-New England
Matt Brandau – Yale
Sam King – Harvard
Louis Perfetto – Boston U.
Michael Chabra – Providence
Max Krevsky – Yale
Johnny Hackett – Bryant
Charlie Cave – Brown
Patrick Morrison – Boston U.
Mike Alexander – Yale
Matthew Knote – UMass
Ray Dearth – Harvard
Greg Campisi – Harvard
Nathan Laliberte – Bryant
Second Team All-Ivy
Ryan Bell – Providence
Vince D'Alto – Boston U.
Aidan McLane – Brown
Jake Cates – Boston U.
Patrick Hackler – Yale
Timmy Hackett – Bryant
Miles Botkiss – Harvard
Logan Ip – Harvard
Collin Bergstrom – Harvard
Patrick Pisano – Yale
Tanner Alexander – Bryant
Gregg Dennison – Providence
Will Barnes – Boston U.
Jack Ocken – Yale
Roy Meyer – Boston U.
Nick Ramsey – Yale
BROWN UNIVERSITY SPORTS FOUNDATION
The Brown University Sports Foundation (BUSF) is the lifeblood of the athletics program and exists to enhance the student-athlete experience through philanthropic support from alumni, parents, fans, and friends. A gift through the Sports Foundation immediately impacts today's Brown Bears and helps them to be their best in the classroom, in competition, and most importantly in the community. To learn more about supporting the Bears, please click here.
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL
For the latest on Brown Athletics, please follow @BrownU_Bears on Twitter, @BrownU_Bears on Instagram, like BrownUBears on Facebook, and subscribe to the BrownAthletics YouTube channel.
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