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St. Lawrence University Chronological List of All-Americas
(updated Oct. 29, 2014)
1912
Tom Canfield, Men’s Basketball
1913
Ek Calder, Men’s Basketball
1920
Alfred “Shag” Sheard, Football
1927
Howard Galvin, Football
1935
Tony Packer, Football
1940
James Hefti, Football
1946
Jack Barron, Football
1950
Bob Walin, Football
John Yannes, Football
1951
Bob Castle, Football
Ronald Hoffmann, Football
George Omerly, Football
Ken Spencer, Football
1952
Ronald Hoffmann, Football
Neale Langill, Men’s Hockey
Brian McFarlane, Men’s Hockey
Chester Stefanowicz, Men’s Hockey
1953
Ronald Hoffmann, Football
1954
Bill Sloan, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
1955
Bill Sloan, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Ed Zifcak, Men’s Hockey
1956
Chuck Lundberg, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Bill Sloan, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Ed Zifcak, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
1957
Joe McLean, Men’s Hockey
Ron O’Brien, Men’s Hockey
Pat Presley, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1959
Bruce Benedict, Football
Pat Presley, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1960
Terry Slater, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1961
Arlie Parker, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Terry Slater, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1962
Arlie Parker, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1963
Richie Broadbelt, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1964
Joe Meyer, Football
Bob Perani, Men’s Hockey (1st)
1969
Craig Battle, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
1970
Matt Dennett, Men’s Soccer
1972
Gale Knull, Football
Bill Dowbiggin, Wrestling
1973
Russell Kish, Swimming
1974
Bob Demuth, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Lee Pollock, Men’s Track and Field (3,000m Steeplechase)
1975
Mitch Brown, Wrestling
1976
Gary Borgosz, Football
Mitch Brown, Football
Kirk Dempsey, Football
Josh Emery, Football
Ron Pelligra, Football
Steve Shields, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Dana Hollingsworth, Men’s Soccer
Doug Arthur, Swimming
Art Bigsby, Swimming
Russell Jones, Swimming
John Keller, Swimming
Mitch Brown, Wrestling
Ron Pelligra Wrestling (national champion)
1977
Kirk Dempsey, Baseball
Mitch Brown, Football
John Crandall, Football
Dale Bartram, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Jim Brush, Swimming
Scott Frame, Swimming
Jim Lewis, Swimming
Mitch Brown, Wrestling (national champion)
Bill Genthert, Wrestling
1978
Herb Bleck, Football
Bill Simunek, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Monty Bauer, Swimming
Jeff Cook, Swimming
Myles O’Daniell, Men’s Track and Field (High Jump)
Barry Barone, Wrestling
Mitch Brown, Wrestling
Dave Hudson, Wrestling
Jim Pecori, Wrestling
1979
George Hughes, Men’s Basketball
Jim Howard, Men’s Cross Country
Dave Hudson, Football
Pete Mackenzie, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Fran Shields, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Bill Simunek, Men’s Lacrosse (1st; Midfielder of the Year)
Marshall Cline, Swimming
Gayle McCabe, Swimming
Ellen Pflughaber, Swimming
Brad Porter, Swimming
Garry Weischedel, Swimming
Jim Howard, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m)
Barry Barone, Wrestling
Rick Roberts, Wrestling
1980
George Hughes, Men’s Basketball
Paul Edison, Football
Jim Montgomery, Football
Scott Fetterolf, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
John Fowler, Men’s Lacrosse (1st; Goaltender of the Year)
Charles Izard, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Bob Merrick, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Andy Rockefeller, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Kim Bowering, Swimming
Paul Edwards, Swimming
Tim Malach, Swimming
Laura Taylor, Swimming
Stu Whiteside, Swimming
Barry Barone, Wrestling
Phil Lanzatella, Wrestling
1981
Paul Edison, Football
Charles Izard, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Bob Merrick, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Andy Rockefeller, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Mark Woods, Men’s Soccer
Laurie Peterssen, Swimming
Watson “Skip” Smith, Swimming
Phil Lanzatella, Wrestling
1982
Mark Ferrante, Football
Craig Gleason, Football
Keith Henry, Football
Steve Kuno, Football
Jim Smith, Football
Ed Szott, Football
Jim Berkman, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Charles Santry, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Jim Clary, Swimming
Tom Corper, Swimming
Sean Keane, Swimming
Nick Nichols, Swimming
Katie Simpson, Swimming
Mike Conners, Wrestling (national champion)
Phil Lanzatella, Wrestling (national champion)
Tod Northrup, Wrestling (national champion)
1983
Phil Gadsen, Football
Rod Vesling, Football
Gray Weicker, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Dave Johnson, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Chris Kopp, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Charles Santry, Men’s Lacrosse (1st)
Tom Bolster, Men’s Soccer
Karen Clark, Swimming
Martha Finch, Swimming
Jeanne Miller, Swimming
Heidi Paige, Swimming
Mike Quinn, Swimming
Alice Richardson, Swimming
Claire Sutherland, Swimming
David Elster, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m)
Derick “Sandy” Hulme, Men’s Track and Field (10,000m)
Mike Conners, Wrestling (national champion)
Phil Lanzatella, Wrestling
Tod Northrup, Wrestling (national champion)
Lelan Rogers, Wrestling (national champion)
1984
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Cross Country
Jon Drezner, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Tim French, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Charles Santry, Men’s Lacrosse (1st)
Cami Thompson, Women’s Nordic Skiing
Kirk Dixon, Men’s Track and Field (400m, national champion)
David Elster, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m)
Mike Conners, Wrestling (national champion)
Keith Crowningshield, Wrestling
Lelan Rogers, Wrestling (national champion)
1985
Blaine Harris, Men’s Basketball
Marty Dumoulin, Men’s Cross Country
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Cross Country
Ed Chase, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Jon Drezner, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Ian Jarrett, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Fritz Bedford, Swimming
John Mosher, Swimming
Linda Purington, Swimming
Chris Verby, Swimming
Lance Vernon, Swimming
Kirk Dixon, Men’s Track and Field (400m Indoor)
Tim McCrossen, Men’s Track and Field (400m Indoor and Outdoor)
Michael O’Neil, Men’s Track and Field (Long Jump)
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Track and Field (5,000m Indoor and Outdoor)
1986
Marty Dumoulin, Men’s Cross Country
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Cross Country
Sam Hovey, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Carolyn Dahm, Swimming
Kirk Dixon, Men’s Track and Field (400m Indoor)
Tim McCrossen, Men’s Track and Field (400m Indoor)
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m national champion)
Mark Shortsleeve, Wrestling (national champion)
Rick Spaulding, Wrestling
1987
Dean Burns, Men’s Cross Country
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Cross Country (national champion)
Tim Smith, Football
John DiLeo, Football
John Todd, Diving
Hank Lammens, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Pete Lappin, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Scott Yearwood, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Sam Hovey, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Kevin Johnson, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Tim Smith, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Libby Bolster, Swimming
Kristin Murphy, Swimming
Kristin Peterssen, Swimming
Liz Thompson, Swimming
Jen White, Swimming
Jay Disotelle, Men’s Track and Field (1,600m Relay)
Marty Dumoulin, Men’s Track and Field (10,000m)
Chris Dunlay, Men’s Track and Field (Shot Put)
Ben Garfield, Men’s Track and Field (1,600m Relay)
Jari Kiiski, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m)
Tim McCrossen, Men’s Track and Field (400m and 100m national champion; 200m, 400m, 1,600m Relay)
Tom Plimpton, Men’s Track and Field (1,600m Relay)
Jukka Tammisuo, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m national champion)
Rich Wright, Men’s Track and Field (Hammer, Weight)
John Canty, Wrestling
Pat Conners, Wrestling (national champion)
Keith Crowningshield, Wrestling
1988
Katie Walsh, Women’s Alpine Skiing
Tim Stevenson, Diving
John Todd, Diving
Tim Smith, Football
John DiLeo Football (2nd)
Noel Williams, Football (3rd)
Greg Topol, Football (HM)
Pete Lappin, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Brian McColgan, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Kevin Johnson, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Tim Smith, Men’s Lacrosse (1st)
Dean Burns, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m)
Alexander Grelland, Men’s Track and Field (Pole Vault Indoor national champion, Pole Vault Oudoor)
Tim McCrossen, Men’s Track and Field (100m and 400m Indoor; 200m, 400m Outdoor)
Andy Silver, Men’s Track and Field (400m Intermediate Hurdles)
Rich Wright, Men’s Track and Field (Hammer national champion; Weight)
Pat Conners, Wrestling (national champion)
John Canty, Wrestling
Kevin Bishop, Wrestling
Dan Keating, Wrestling
Brian Read, Wrestling
1989
Kurt Lanning, Football
Chris Phelps, Football
Steve Shoults, Football
Mike Hurlbut, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Dan Nolan, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Pete Swett, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Vicki Pierce, Women’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Andrea Ribaudo, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Alison Rogers, Women’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Lisa Sher, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Brian Read, Wrestling
Nick Zupan, Wrestling
1990
Scott Moore, Men’s Cross Country
Margaret Chandler, Women’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Vicki Pierce, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Andrea Ribaudo, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Alison Rogers, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Lisa Sher, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Nikki Williams, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Bob Zoeke, Wrestling
Tom Gleason, Wrestling
1991
Les Kuntar, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Vicki Pierce, Women’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Alison Rogers, Women’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Lisa Sher, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Nikki Williams, Women’s Lacrosse (3rd)
1992
Wendy Hall, Field Hockey (2nd)
Dan Laperriere, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Nicole Andreson, Women’s Tennis
Mary Harris, Women’s Tennis
Jason Bovenzi, Wrestling (national champion)
Rick Pawlewicz, Wrestling
1993
Jeff Lyndaker, Men’s Cross Country
Jason Bovenzi, Wrestling (national champion)
Mike Thompson, Wrestling
Jim Canty, Wrestling
1994
Jeff Lyndaker, Men’s Cross Country
Wendy Hall, Field Hockey (1st)
Gil Maclean, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
1995
Deb Danehy, Women’s Cross Country
Jason Johnson, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Eli Kent, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
John Demoors, Wrestling
1996
Burke Murphy, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Jason Johnson, Men’s Lacrosse (2nd)
Manny Brito, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Andre White, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Chris Burgess, Men’s Track and Field (Long Jump, Indoor and Outdoor)
1997
Greg Acunto, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Andy Bardeschewski, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Lawton Redman, Men’s Cross Country
Franco Bari, Men’s Soccer (3rd)
Chris Burgess, Men’s Track and Field (Long Jump)
Deb Danehy, Women’s Track and Field (1,500m)
Karen Lamora, Women’s Track and Field (400m Hurdles national champion; 400m)
Reili Liiva, Women’s Track and Field (Pentathlon)
1998
Steve Reynolds, Men’s Alpine Skiing
Greg Acunto, Men’s Basketball (2nd)
Ali Montacer, Men’s Soccer (3rd)
Greg Sutton, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Chris Burgess, Men’s Track and Field (Long Jump)
Reili Liiva, Women’s Track and Field (Pentathlon)
1999
Eric Heffler, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Danny Annan Jr., Men’s Soccer (1st; Player of the Year)
Ryan Carruth, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Nick Hillary, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Ali Montacer, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Laura LoGiudice, Women’s Soccer
2000
Stacy Turner, Field Hockey (1st)
Brandon Dietrich, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Justin Harney, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Laura LoGiudice, Women’s Soccer
Ali Montacer, Men’s Soccer (1st)
2001
Kris Enwright, Men’s Cross Country
Nicola Reid, Field Hockey (3rd)
Stacy Turner, Field Hockey (1st)
Lindsey Wormwood, Field Hockey (3rd)
Erik Anderson, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Matt Desrosiers, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Rachel Barrie, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Isabelle Chartrand, Women’s Hockey (1st)
Andy Dehaas, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Steve Salotti, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Jamal Ballantyne, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Matt Migonis, Men’s Track and Field (10,000m)
2002
Meredith Eisenhut, Women’s Basketball (1st, Player of the Year)
Greg Sutton, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Nicola Reid, Field Hockey (3rd)
Steve Salotti, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Stacy Turner, Women’s Lacrosse (1st)
Shawn Watson, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Andy Dana, Men’s Track and Field (1,500m Indoor)
Kris Enwright, Men’s Track and Field (800m Indoor, 1,500m Outdoor)
2003
Aaron Marshall, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Erin Lloyd, Field Hockey (3rd)
Nicola Reid, Field Hockey (3rd)
John Pezdek, Men’s Golf
Rachel Barrie, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Peter Dolan, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Steve Salotti, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Liz Masterson, Women’s Soccer (1st)
Evan Schutt, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Andy Dana, Men’s Track and Field (DMR)
Kate DePuy, Women’s Track and Field (Long Jump Indoor and Outdoor)
Kris Enwright, Men’s Track and Field (DMR)
Jon Kent, Men’s Track and Field (DMR)
Matt Migonis, Men’s Track and Field (DMR)
2004
Tiffany Elsenbeck, Field Hockey (3rd)
Gina Kingsbury, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Alex Moore, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Steve Watson, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Zane Buckingham, Men’s Track and Field (Decathlon)
Eamonn O’Neil, Men’s Track and Field (Shot Put)
Bryan Tolcser, Men’s Track and Field (Weight Throw)
Adam VanNortwick, Men’s Track and Field (1500m)
2005
Aaron Marshall, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Kyle Rank, Men’s Golf
Caroline Cherry, Women’s Lacrosse (3rd)
John Loftus, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
2006
Saeger Philpot, Field Hockey (2nd)
TJ Trevelyan, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Annie Guay, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Sabrina Harbec, Women’s Hockey (1st)
Ben Buskey, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
J.J. Hearty, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Kirsten Lannon, Women’s Tennis
Anne Moulin, Women’s Tennis
2007
Erik Donohoe, Men’s Cross Country
Julia Kiernan, Field Hockey (3rd)
Drew Bagnall, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Annie Guay, Women’s Hockey (1st)
Sabrina Harbec, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Brian Crowley, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Justin Demuth, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
J.J. Hearty, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Alyssa Pirinelli, Women’s Track and Field (Shot Put)
2008
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Cross Country
Jen Stetson, Field Hockey (3rd)
Gerard Bryant, Football
Annie Guay, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Sabrina Harbec, Women’s Hockey (2nd)
Will McKee, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Geoff Grambo, Men’s Track and Field (Shot Put Indoor)
Alyssa Pirinelli, Women’s Track and Field (Shot Put Indoor and Outdoor)
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Track and Field (Steeplechase and 5000m Indoor)
Jessica Venezia, Women’s Track and Field (Triple Jump Indoor)
2009
Lindsay Cone, Women’s Alpine Skiing (1st in GS, national champion; 2nd in Slalom)
Josh Sharlow, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Tom Wopperer, Men’s Basketball (HM)
Katie Palmer, Women’s Basketball
Elizabeth Stokes-Cawley, Women’s Crew
Jenna Hulton, Women’s Cross Country
Johannah Ludington, Women’s Cross Country
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Cross Country (national champion)
Dan Ramsey, Men’s Cross Country
Jen Stetson, Field Hockey (2nd)
Gerard Bryant, Football
Zack Miskovic, Men’s Hockey (1st)
Peter Carroll, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
P.J. Santora, Men’s Lacrosse (1st; Specialty Player of the Year)
Trevor Scoon, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Alex Slauson, Men’s Lacrosse (3rd)
Eric Jones, Men’s Track and Field (Weight Throw)
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Track and Field (5000m)
Alyssa Pirinelli, Women’s Track and Field (Shot Put Indoor and Outdoor; Hammer, Weight)
2010
Josh Sharlow, Men’s Basketball (2nd)
Eloise LaChance, Women’s Crew (1st)
John Johnston, Men’s Cross Country
Steve Kiplagat, Men’s Cross Country
Jeremy Mwenda, Men’s Cross Country
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Cross Country (national champion)
Sam DeMello, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
Brendan Gorman, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Eric Jones, Men’s Track and Field (Weight Throw national champion)
Dan Ramsey, Men’s Track and Field (5000m Indoor and Outdoor)
Alyssa Pirinelli, Women’s Track and Field (Hammer and Shot Put Indoor national champion;
Weight and Shot Put Indoor national champion)
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Track and Field (5000m Indoor national champion)
Abby Rose, Volleyball
2011
Ashley-Kate Durham, Alpine Skiing
John Johnston, Cross Country
Steve Kiplagat, Cross Country
Jenna Hulton, Women’s Cross Country
Aimee Caligiore, Women’s Golf
Sam DeMello, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Alex Laird, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Wendy Pavlus, Women’s Track and Field (5000m Indoor national champion)
2012
Ralph Temgoua, Men’s Basketball (3rd)
Alex Laird, Men’s Soccer (2nd)
2013
Maggie Fellow, Women’s Crew (2nd)
Amy Cymerman, Women’s Cross Country
Jack Whelan, Men’s Golf (3rd)
Greg Carey, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Kyle Flanagan, Men’s Hockey (1st)
George Hughes, Men’s Hockey (2nd)
Cam Scullen, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Brian Wilber, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Andrew Bednarsky, Men’s Soccer (1st)
Aaron Costello, Men’s Soccer (3rd)
Amr Khaled Khalifa, Men’s Squash (1st, national champion)
Divya Biswal, Women’s Track and Field (Triple Jump Indoor and Outdoor)
Emma Martin, Women’s Track and Field (5000m)
Caroline Raue, Women’s Track and Field (Steeplechase)
2014
Jack Whelan, Men’s Golf (HM)
Greg Carey, Men’s Hockey (1st, Hobey Hat Trick Finalist)
Sam Marvin, Men’s Lacrosse (HM)
Moustafa Bayoumy, Men’s Squash (1st)
Amr Khalifa, Men’s Squash (1st)
Divya Biswal, Women’s Track and Field (Triple Jump Indoor; Triple Jump Outdoor national champion, Long Jump)
Amy Cymerman, Women’s Track and Field (3000m and 5000m Indoor; Steeplechase)