Schroter, Millon Tabbed Preseason All-Americans by USA LacrosseSchroter, Millon Tabbed Preseason All-Americans by USA Lacrosse

Schroter, Millon Tabbed Preseason All-Americans by USA Lacrosse

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia’s John Schroter and McCabe Millon have earned preseason All-America recognition, USA Lacrosse announced Monday (Jan. 20). Schroter was named a second-team preseason All-American, while Millon earned honorable mention honors.  

Schroter looks to build on an impressive 2025 campaign in which he garnered second-team All-America and All-ACC recognition. He appeared in all 14 games last season, consistently drawing the assignment of defending opponents’ top attackman. Schroter finished the year with 22 ground balls and 17 caused turnovers. 

Millon, ranked No. 22 on Inside Lacrosse’s preseason Top 50 players list, also appeared in all 14 games a season ago. He led Virginia with 27 assists and ranked second on the team with 50 points. Millon was one of only seven ACC players to record at least 50 points, and his 1.93 assists-per-game average tied for second in the conference. 

Ranked No. 13 in the USA Lacrosse preseason poll, Virginia opens the 2026 season at home against Colgate on Sunday, Feb. 8. Opening faceoff from Klöckner Stadium is scheduled for noon. 


FIRST TEAM 

A — Owen Duffy, North Carolina 

A — Ryan Goldstein, Cornell 

A — Joey Spallina, Syracuse 

M — Benn Johnston, Duke 

M — Michael Leo, Syracuse 

M — Chad Palumbo, Princeton 

FO — Brady Wambach, North Carolina 

SSDM — Eric Kolar, Maryland 

SSDM — Aidan Maguire, Duke 

LSM — Will Donovan, Notre Dame 

D — Shawn Lyght, Notre Dame 

D — Will Schaller, Maryland 

D — Bobby Van Buren, Ohio State 

G — Caleb Fyock, Ohio State  

SECOND TEAM 

A — Dominic Pietramala, North Carolina 

A — Silas Richmond, UAlbany 

A — Mikey Weisshaar, Towson 

M — Logan Ip, Harvard 

M — Evan Plunkett, Army 

M — Tucker Wade, Princeton 

FO — John Mullen, Syracuse 

SSDM — Cooper Mueller, Princeton 

SSDM — Jack Pilling, Richmond 

LSM — Ryan Splaine, Rutgers 

D — Ty Banks, Georgetown 

D — John Schroter, Virginia 

D — Hunter Smith, Richmond 

G — Sean Byrne, Army 

THIRD TEAM 

A — Willem Firth, Cornell 

A — Eric Spanos, Maryland 

A — Jack Speidell, Harvard 

M — Hunter Aquino, Penn State 

M — Matt Collison, Johns Hopkins 

M — Liam Connor, Georgetown 

FO — Jack Cascadden, Cornell 

SSDM — Blake Eiland, Ohio State 

SSDM — Joe Juengerkes, Rutgers 

LSM — Jake Melchionni, Villanova 

D — Cullen Brown, Ohio State 

D — Charlie Johnson, Duke 

D — Alex Ross, Penn State 

G — Ryan Croddick, Princeton 

HONORABLE MENTION 

A — Peter Buonanno, Princeton 

A — Rory Connor, Georgetown 

A — Braden Erksa, Maryland 

A — Nate Kabiri, Princeton 

A — Colin Kurdyla, Rutgers 

A — Alex Marinier, Ohio State 

A — Aidan O’Neil, Richmond 

A — Thomas Power, Dartmouth 

A — Timothy Shannehan, Boston University 

A — Josh Yago, Notre Dame 

M — Will Angrick, Notre Dame 

M — Hunter Drouin, Colgate 

M — Ty English, North Carolina 

M — McCabe Millon, Virginia 

M — Trevor Natalie, Hofstra 

M — Joe Sheridan, Richmond 

M — Max Sloat, Duke 

M — Luke Rhoa, Syracuse 

M — Griffin Scane, Penn 

M — Jack Taylor, Jacksonville 

FO — Luca Accardo, High Point 

FO — Henry Dodge, Maryland 

FO — Ross Prince, Georgetown 

SSDM — Jackson Green, Princeton 

SSDM — George Stamos, Maryland 

LSM — Jack Combs, Vermont 

LSM — AJ Larkin, Maryland 

D — Charlie Cave, Brown 

D — Richard Checo, Lehigh 

D — Nikko DiPonio, Utah 

D — Billy Dwan, Syracuse 

D — Quintan Kilrain, Johns Hopkins 

D — AJ Marsh, Navy 

D — Max Neeson, UAlbany 

D — Julian Radossich, Fairfield 

D — Jack Shoemaker, Villanova 

D — Brendan Staub, Cornell 

G — Anderson Moore, Georgetown 

G — Jimmy McCool, Syracuse 

G — Thomas Ricciardelli, Notre Dame 

G — Cardin Stoller, Rutgers 

G — Lucas Winger, Le Moyne