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Four NXT LC Alumni Named DI All-American and All-Freshmen

Four NXT LC alumni honored for their play in a shortened NCAA DI season.

DI POSTSEASON HONORS 

NXT LC alumni are scattered all over the NCAA DI, II, & III landscape. This season, four alumni took home major DI postseason awards. Highlight the list is Ryan Terefenko, arguably one of the top players in DI. He took home his fourth All-American honor. 

See below for the full list of postseason award honorees! 

RYAN TEREFENKO | NXT 2016
Ohio State | Inside Lacrosse First Team All-American

Ryan Terefenko continues to add to his already illustrious college career. A short stick defensive midfielder, Terefenko is known for his ability to play on both ends of the field and is widely regarded as the top SSDM in the country. The four-time All-American (first in Ohio State history) has recently announced his intentions to return for a fifth season at Ohio State. 

2020 Season
• Started all 7 games
• 30 groundballs (led the team)
• 6 points (2G, 4A)

WATCH: Ryan Terefenko's high school highlight tape

JASON REYNOLDS | NXT 2017
Richmond | Inside Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American

Jason Reynolds has started every game since he first stepped foot on campus three years ago. Reynolds earned All-Conference nods his Freshmen and Sophmore seasons and now adds All-American to his accolades. He has accumulated 82 groundballs and 43 caused turnovers in just two and a half seasons. 

2020 Season
• Started all 5 games
• 6 groundballs
• 4 caused turnovers
• 1 assist in a game vs Duke

WATCH: Jason Reynold's high school highlight tape

COLLIN LOUGHEAD | NXT 2019
Boston University | College Crosse Second Team All-Freshmen

Collin Loughead started all five games at defense his freshmen season at Boston University. He finished fourth on the team in groundballs (16) and third on the team in caused turnovers (8). In his first college game, Loughead collected six groundballs and caused two turnovers. 

2020 Season
• Started all 5 games as a freshmen
• 16 groundballs
• 8 caused turnovers

WATCH: Collin Loughead's high school highlight tape 

TATE WASSON | NXT 2019
University of Delaware | College Crosse Second Team All-Freshmen

Tate Wasson started every game at defense his freshmen season at Delaware. In those six games, he collected seven groundballs and caused nine turnovers. 

2020 Season
• Started all 6 games as a freshmen
• 7 groundballs
• 9 caused turnovers

WATCH: Tate Wasson's high school highlight tape 

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